Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER Of
PUBLICATIONS SHOWN.
HOW PAP IS AUGMENTED
University Men Make Themselves
Useful to Various Boards and
Commissions at the Capitol -
Names of Some Twenty-oix Per
sons Figure in the Report.

The legislature received last night
from Secretary of State Frear a
statement of the Implications of sal
aries in the state service The
statement. which is in reply to the
Bancroft resolution, is list of the
names Of &c persons, most of whom
receive pay from the state for work
under the university regents and ad-
ditional pay from various depart
ments in the capitol The list Is as
follows;
Dairy and food commission-Rtch
ard rlsher, dairy and good depart
ment, $1,000 per annum and ex-
penses; also professor of pharmacy,
university payroll 800.
State board of agriculture-John NJ.
True secretary, $500 per year. also
secretary OF live stock sanitary
board, $3.50; George McKerrow, su-
perintendent farmers institutes, 81
200 per year, also member live stock
sanitary board, 50 per diem and *
penses; Dr. II. l.. Russell, profess n
bacteriology, university payroll, SO
000 per annum also member live
stock sanitary board, SO per diem
and expenses.
Tax commissioner. D. Pence,
professor railroad engineering. uni
versity payroll, $500 per annum, also
services for tax commission $500
per annum; T. S. Adams, professor
of political economy, university pay
roll, $500 per annum, also service
tax commission 500 per month when
university is in session and in June
to October each year. 5000 per month
for actual services; j. D. Mack, pro
fessor machine design, university pay
roll, 81, 500 per annum, also state taX
commission 1925 per month during
employment; H. d. Thorkelson, pro
lessor steam engineering university
payroll, $1,000 per annum also tax
commission $125 per month during
actual employment; L. d. Williams,
instructor civil engineering, univer-
sity payroll, $1,000 per annum, also
tax commission 500 per month dur
ing employment; J. D. Var Z3udt
instructor railway engineering, uni
versity payroll $500 per annum ~
so tax commission $3.50 per month
during employment. In this connec-
ton Professor Mack, Mr.. Thorlxel-
son, Mr.. Williams and Mr.. Van zaudt
rendered services for the tax com
mission and railway commission and
their salaries are to be divided
equally between the accounts oil
these two commissions.
Railroad commissioning A. Emer-
son, $25 per month when actually
employed, also janitor, ON super.n-
ttendent of public property payroll,
S55 per month.
Civil Service COMMISSIONS E
Sparkling assistant professor politi-
cal science, university payroll, 81 400
per annum, also services as com
missioner per day not to exceed ST.
600 per annum and expenses.
Geological and natural history
survey-E. A. Birge, professor zoolo-
gy on university payroll, $4,000 per
annum, also director and superin-
tendent of survey, $500 per annum;
w .. Hotchkiss economic geologist
fsalary payable equally out of the
university and survey funds during
iQtt6f- ,2n0 nor onnl.r,. Hayrca w.
ner, biologist, university payroll, uni
versity year. 81, 100 per annum; also
June to October, SITS per month; A..
{. Smith, professor engineering. uni
versity payroll, So 900 per annum, al
SO services Investigating water pow
ers in 1906, 1882; Victor Lenher.
professor chemistry, university pay
roll, $4,000 per annum, also chemist
for this department, unemployed at
present; F. G. Sanford, clerk, uni
versity payroll, $3.50 per anrum, also
clerk and stenographer this depart.
ment, $40 per month.
Free library ommission-C Charles
Mccarthy, lecturer on political sci
ence, university payroll $1,000 per-
annum, librarian legislative refer
ence department, $1,000 I er annum;
Margaret F. Schaeffner, assistant
professor science department, nniver
sity payroll, $500 per annum, assist
ant legislative reference department.
$1,000.
State Historical society-Ninnie NJ.
Oakley, assistant librarian. 1920 per
annum, also is to receive compensa.
ton from free library commission
for lectures when given.
State university. payments not OF
other rolls-W. H. Dudley, assistant
librarian, $500 per annum, also re-
ceiyed compensation for extra serv-
ices outside of university business
hours; H. d. North. instructor IN
chemistry. 5000 per annum also re-
ceiyed compensation for extra sery-
ices outside Of university business
hours; F. w Huels, instructor in en-
cheering $1,000 per annum, also
small amounts for testing coal; e.
H J. Lorenz, mechanician, 1920 per
annum, received extra compensation
for overtime; Mabel Randolph. clerk
in course of commerce. SIS per
month, also received extra comp n
sation once for gtenographic work.
The following notation appears
from the secretary Of the university
brard ~ ro0onte. H'Thara arc MANY