The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-23
SALARIES OF CLERKS
ADJUSTMENT FOR INDIANA SECOND
CLASS POsTOFFICES.
Changes That VIII Take Place ON the
First of JuIy-NOtes of Inter-
est to I~ndianians.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Postoffice
Department has completed the annual adj
justment Of salaries and clerk hire for the
coming year in the first and second-claSs
offices. The completed list, excepting a few
already announced. is for Indiana, as fol-
lows:
Clerks receiving increase of salary at:
AleXandria-One, 5000 to $500; two, 500 70
$500. Bedford-One, $500 TO $500; one, $500 10
5000; one, $500 to 500. Bloomington-One,
$500 to $500; two, $500 to $500. Blu1ton-One,
500 TO $500. Brazil-One, 500 to $500; one,
$50 TO $500. Columbus-Two. 5000 to 500,
5000; one, 500 TO $500. Crawfordsville-Ons
additional clerk. Elkhart-One, $500 to 500:
one, 500 to $500; one, $500 to 500; one. $1,000
tc 81, 100. E~lwood-Three, $500 To 500; one,
500 to $900. Fort Wayne-One, $500
to SEQ; one. 5000 to 500; two, SltG
to $500; one, 5000 10 $1,000; one additional
to $500. Franklin-One. 500 TO 500. Goshen
One. 5000 to 500; one. $500 to $500. Green
castle-One, $500 TO 500; one, $500 to 500.
Greenield-Two. $500 to $500. G%reensburg
One, $500 to 500; one additional clerk
Hammond-One, 500 to $500; one, $500 20
500; one, 500 to $500. Hartford City-One,
5000 to 500. neutrality-suspicious., $500 TO $500:
Callville-One. $500 to $500. kokomo-One,
$500 10 $500; one. $500 to $500; one, 500 to
$500; one, $500 to $500. Lafayette-One, $5Jl
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two, $500 to 5000. Lebanon-One, $500 to $500;
one. $500 20 500; one additional clerk.
Logansport-One, 5000 to 500; three. 5000 to
5000 to 500; one, $500 to $500. Martinsville-
Two. $500 TO 500. Michigan City-One, 500
10 $500. Observation-Disclosures, 500 to 5000.
non-Two. 5000 to 500. Notre Dame-One.
$500 to $500; one. $500 to $500. Peru-One,
500 TO $500; one, SEQ to $500. Plymouth
One additional clerk. Rushville-One, $40J
IN SIn. one GD0 tn Sn0 Sax mnnr-TWn
$500 to 5000. Shelbyville-Two. $500 to 5000.
Union City-One additional clerk. Val
raraiso-One, $500 to 500; two, $500 TO $500.
Wabash-One. 800 to $500. W~arsaw-Two,
$500 to 5000. Winchester-Two $500 to $500.
Indiana postmasters were appointed to-
day as follows: Bail, Davies county, j.
NJ. Sears, vice J. S. Bail. resigned; Cannel-
burg. Daviess county, L.. 2. Cahill, vice
emma Clarke, resigned; Delcarbo, Sulli-
van county. p. n. Buchanan. vice o. NJ.
w. q. Cassel, vice II. b. Devore, resigned;
Laud, Whitley county, @. w. Kelsey, vice
l.. l.. Kimmel, resigned.
The United States Supreme Court to-day
denied the application for a writ of
certiorari in the case OF the Terre Haute
& Indianapolis Railroad Company ct al. VS..
Mark T. Cox eft al. Lawrence Maxwell. jr.,
and S. o. Pickens appeared for the plain
tiffs and j. c.. Williams and G. w. Wicker
sham for the respondents.
Leslie v. Sanford, OF indiana, was to-day
appointed a 5000 copyist In the pension
office.
Judge Hayden had a relapse to-day and
is again very low and unconscious.
Rural free delivery Will be established
June l at Acton. Marion county Length
of route. 224 miles, area covered. 20 square
miles; population served, 549; lumber of
houses on route 122; carrier, Il. Il. Colley.
First Lieutenant Fred r.. Defuniak, Elev-
enth Infantry, has been ordered to Jeffer-
sonville to investigate and report on the
loss of certain quartermaster's supplies for
which Lieut.. Col. Charles Barnett, deputy
quartermaster general, is accountable
James II. Young. of Warsaw, H. d. Wick
ems and John r. Osborne. of Greensburg,
nave been admitted 10 practice before the
Interior Department.
The postofice at Welts, Warrick county,
has been ordered discontinued April 81.
Mail will thereafter go to Phelps.
The bond of Fred O. Livingston as post
master at Abel. owen county, has been
approved and his commission issued to-day,
John II. Young has been appointed a Ia
borer in the public building at Fort Wayne.