The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
MINNESOTA MEN IN OFFICE
Complete Roster of Those Employed in the Government
Departments in Washington.


From, The Journal Bssreats, Room G5, Poet
Building, Warrington. -E-.. la
Washington, Jan. S.-Minnesota has 304
employees in government departments In
Washington who draw annual salaries
aggregating 1851, 1868. This is the show
ing made in the Official Register of the
United States,'' otherwise known as the
blue book, the biennial publicatio con-
tanning a roster of Uncle Sans servants
on June 80 of the year of publication. The
one from which the above figures We're
taken contains a list of government en-
ployes, except those in the postal service
outside of Washington, on June 30, 1901.
In addition to the Minnesotans who are
employed in the executive departments,
the list of names given below includes
those who have jobs at the capitol, under
the house and senate, and in the diplo-
matte and consular service, not included
in the official summary. 1t also includes
the name of Tams Bixby, acting chairman
SIS, 900 year, and not taken account of by
those who compiled the summary of off,
cial positions and the emoluments Of the
residents of the various states.
In the accompanying list the names ofall
persons charged to Minnesota in the reg
lister as being employed in the census Of
flee are given. Governor Merriam has
nearly completed the work of tabulating
the census returns and has been dropping
his clerks at the rate Of so and 100 a
week for month or two, so that: pre-
sumably some Of those whose names are
given are not now in the census Office. 1t
has been impossible, however, to ascertain
the names Of the persons discharged, so
all who were on duty Junt 30 are given.
OF the 3O4 Minnesotans in the executive
departments in Washington one Is in the
state department. He draws $1,000 a year.
S1xty-four, whose salaries aggregate $780,
240.75 are in the treasury department; IL,
with annual compensation of $4,000, are
in the war department.; 5, who draw S.
998.S0 ia year, in the navy department:
and 10 in the postoft1ce department with
annual total salaries of $13,660 More
Minnesotans are in the interior depart
ment, including the census office, than in
any other, 148 whose salaries amount to
S165, TAO. Only two gophers are in the
department of justice, the total Of their
annual drawdown4 being $1,000. In the
agricultural department., $16,720s is dis
tributed each year among 16 people from
Minnesota; SAL, 692.08 among 81 in the
government printing office; 81 400 to one
man in the department of labor, and $2,S25
to thre schoolsteachers and one policeman
by the government of the District Of Co.
lumbia. & .r .l... .s. -"
register follows: ...
Hawkins Taylor, clerk committee on
ion, o1otiN rir,
P. j. Healey, assistant clerk, same COM
mittee, Ramsey ....................... 1900
tee, Second district decentralization. !, 440
c. H. Hicks, clerk, Senator Nelson's
+ committee; Douglas .................... 1900
John Swift clerk, document room, Fifth
district ...... .............. LAO
J. T.. Heck, messenger, Fifth district. l,44O
Fourth district ............... 1900
Edward Johnson, messenger ............ ], $40
r. j. McNeill, messenger, Seventh dis
trlct .......... .......................:. b44o
c. r. McKenney, enrolling clerk; Ram
simon Miehelst, page; Hennepin: :::;;::: 72o
Charles H.. strobeck, superintendent an
document room; Meeker ............ 1000
Luther Osborn, messenger; Clay $500. J, 200
J. c. Taylor, messenger; Blue Earth. 1900
J. R. Halverson, clerk folding-room;
! Oscar Olson, driver; First district 49,. COO
John Boobar, librarian; stearns .:::.... 1,SO0
| $50, LIBRARY. OF CONGRESS-.
| George W.. Reinmuller, assistant read
! ing-room; Brown ..............: ....... 600
Torstein. Jahr, assistant cataloguer; ::
cba asey W Wilcox watchman Ivon 9 32l
! Miss Minnie G.. Haukness, messenger,
| catalogue division; Freeborn. ......... $3.50
| Miss Jessie F. Ogden. assistant order
! Ryan A. Grady, messenger boy; St. .
G. Powell Grady. clerk; St. Louis 49,: 1,SSi
Miss Jessie Mel. Watson, clerk; Rice. 1,2O(
| '~N STATE DEPARTMENT.
Leonard A. Merritt, clerk; Ramsey. -. 1,20(
John Goodnow, consul general, shang-
oscar scar Ma hrpsn consul, Colon S SSot
L. s. Swenson, minister, Copenhagen. 7,50(
I Edward H. Ozmun, consul, Stuttgart, ?, !. !.
WILDER VI Bill, deputy consul general, g.
Melbourne, Australia ~: None
WINNIPEG s.. I. 5 None
F. Alex Stewart, interpreter, Nagasaki. 1,0Ot
James w. Davidson, consul, fTamsui,
Japan Observation-Disclosures: 1,5O(
stanford Newell, minister, The Hague. 10000
Frank B. Hill, consul, Amsterdam. ,50l
Thomas E. Heenan, consul, Odessa 80. 2,oo(
| Henry Bordewich, CONSUL general
William c. Magelssen, vice and deputy
consul. Beirut :..... None
consul general, Cairo ................. None
William H. Hunter, consular clerk at -,
i Cairo ,2Ot
. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
O. D. Thatcher. Waterman, Hennepin.. ~
! T. H. Cusick, Waterman, Ramsey. 72(
J. G.. McGregor, special employe; Ram
! William b. LIE Due clerk. Dakota ], 6Ot
Endicott King, clerk; Hennepin 5000. 1,80t
| Robert l.. Livingston, clerk; Ramsey. 1,60t
Miss Antoinette Avery, clerk; Olmsted 1,O0t
| Edward A. Demaray, clerk; Washington 90
| Edwyn Green, clerk; Mobiles ............ 1,40
! Mrs Catherine G. Farrar. clerk; Ram
Miss Marg. N. Macarthur, clerk; Hen
nepin ............ Neutrality-suspicious.. 16O
! Lawrence P. Worrall, clerk; Hennepin 9O
Richard Goodhart, clerk; Ramsey. ..... 1,6O
4 Stephen M. Chase, clerk; Wabasha $500. ], 4O
i Andrew F.. Hilyer, clerk; Hennepin.... 1,40
i Morse F. Norwood, clerk; Murray So. 1 40t
1 Mrs Helen j. Durfee, clerk; Winona.. 1,20t
1 Miss Eva Doughty, clerk; Wabasha... / 20
! Roy f. Heck, clerk; Waseca ............ LOO
Geo. w Esterly, deputy Aud. state de-
Il partment; Hennepin ...........-.......2 ,50
/ Walter w. Ludlow, clerk; Ramsey ..../ 1,80
| Leon H. Fefeyre, clerk; Fillmore. lao
Henry "A. Castle, auditor, postofhce de-
Il partment; Ramsey 400
Terence H. Sweeney, clerk; Ramsey6 1,SG
! William H. Wanamaker, clerk; Ramsey 160
Il Dana White, clerk: Ramsey ............ 1850
Miss Harriet 4. Cameron, clerk; Hous-