The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
SLIGHT CHANGES
IN SALARY ROLL
Board of Health Saves
Enough to Print
Bulletin.
Stenographer Ruperich
Finds Himself
JobleSs.

JoblesS.
With the exception of readjustment
of salaries and the dropping of George
b. Ruperich as steno grapher, the Board
of Health made few changes In the
salary roll of the department for the
ensuing year. While salaries were
raised in some instances. notably OF
the sanitary inspectors. who viii re-
ceive S100 month instead of $50. on
the whole there was a saving of $1,000.
which will be used for the publication
of the Bulletin. the official record OF
the board.
Prior to the meeting yesterday morn
ing Dr. James Ward. president OF the
board. and his associates held caucus.
at which they decided upon the course
to be followed. Because of the fact
that the salary allowance from the
Board of Supervisors was not cut for
the ensuing year it was thought there
would be no changes and the swinging
of the ak in the case of Rupcrich was
a complete surprise. He was on the
civil service list. but the board will do
without q stenographer in the future
Ruperich has been with the Health
Board for a year, prior TO that being
connected with the Department of
Electricity.
1nC4C are I'VE inspectors WHO VIII DC
increased from $50 month to 500.
They are: Drs. F. c. Muller, j. A.
Kuykendall, H. L. Curtiss, Thomas Con-
rad and H. D. Miller. Fl. d. Gibbs. the
chemist, is cut from. 1925 to SEQ and
the difference is added to the salaries
of E. G. Kendall. assistant bacteriolo-
gist and H. Marks, laboratory helper.
Kendall will receive a monthly increase
of SIS and Marks benefits by the change
TO the extent of $40
DR.. Edward Waldgren was appointed
resident physician at the City and
County Hospital in place of DIR. II. V.
Prouty, whose term has expired.
YEARLY SALARY ROLL.
At the Emer5ency Hospital the only
change is that Elizabeth Marchand has
been dropped as one of the matrons and
man at salary of $50 a month.
In the future the interne at the Aims
house will receive no salary. Dr. w.
II. Abraham. the inferno. was paid
monthly salary of SIS.
]. w. Collins, night watchman at the
City and County Hospital. will be
obliged to accept a reduction of salary
from $50 to $50 a month. Margaret
Radcliffe has been dropped as head
nurse of the general operating rooms
and will be succeeded by Margaret
Ryan. Miss Ryan receives a $5 increase
in salary.
There were no changes in the STATS
of the other hospitals and departments
connected with the board. The yearly
salary rolls will be as follows: Central
Health Office. $4,000; Almshouse. s27,-
200; Contagious Hospital $4,000; Emer-
gency Hospital $37,32O.
President Ward explains the changes
by stating that the Board of Super
visors made no allowance for publica-
tion of the Bulletin and that some S1400
has been saved by which this can be
published. We want to make an Of
fetal record, he said. and have no
other means All records of pure food
Investigations were destroyed in the
fire. We had duplicates in Washing
ton and they will be recalled and
printed in the Bulletin. BY modifying
salaries we are enabled to pay the
sanitary inspectors the 500 a month
they ought<to receive. sThe Commits
sioners can get along without stem
ographer. as the other employees have
agreed to do the work. We have
hardly sufficient funds. but possibly will
be able to make another switch of
funds at a later date"
CENTRAL OFFICE HELP.
Following is list of employees of
the central Office
D: NJ. Ragan, health officer; E. NJ
Corey, chief clerk; Mrs NJ. Turner.
clerk; P. r. Hennessy. clerk; l. P. Mo-
naco. messenger; G. E. Meincke once
attendant: W. c. Hassler. NJ. D., chief
sanitary inspector; F. c. Muller. NJ. D..
sanitary Inspector; j. A. Kuykendall,
NJ. D., sanitary inspector; II. l. Cur
tss. NJ. D., sanitary. Inspector; Thomas
Conrad. NJ D., sanitary inspector; II.
D. Miller, factory inspector; t. ]. Far
rell. chief plumbing inspector; W. d.
Hobro, plumbing inspector; d. A kas-
serly, plumbing inspector: P Multi
gan, plumbing inspector: w. H. Jordan,
market Inspector; ]. Brown. market
inspector; ]. Regan, market inspector;
S. ]. Campbell. market inspector; t. NJ.
Enroe, market inspector; T. P Lyon,
food inspector; j. F. Derham, food in
spector; /. l.. David. disinfectant;
Thomas Kane. disinfectant; w. E. Len
drum, dairy inspector; z. 3. OConnor.
dairy inspector; NJ. ]. Brady, dairy in
spector; L. Walsh, disinterment iuspec-
tor: T. A. Rottanzi. NJ. D.. city physi-
clan; A. S. Adler. M. D.. city physician
H. d. Gibbs. chemist; G. w. Beaver as
sistant chemist; R. Austin. assistant
chemist: e. A Watson, chemist helper:
A. c. Bottle, NJ. d. toxicologist; F. G..
Canney. NJ. d, bacteriologist; E. G.
Kendall, assistant and apprentices; H.
Marks, laboratory helper.