Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-02
SALARY SCHEDULE
WITH INCREASES
FINALLY ADOPTED
Board of Works Members Agree
on List Prepared by Chief
Engineer.

The discussion in the Board Of
Works over salary increases, which has
been going on for several months, was
finally settled yesterday when the
board decided to adopt the schedule
prepared by Chief Engineer Morris r.
Sherrerd, The increases involve SAL
aries a~ggregating between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The salaries We're fixed as follows:
Surveyors Observation-Disclosures A.
SIT. ger. principal assistant engineer.
ss.,op a year; lanes Il. Burnett, en-
hineer OF construction, $2,304; Walter
". Kane. engineer of construction,
$500; Harry u. Franklin, engineer
house connections, s.. 100; Goline Dore-
mus, inst assistant engineer, s1,9oS;
Arthur II. Bradley, first assistant en-
sineer, 1880; David NJ. Crabb, assist
ant engineer, 81, 500; Clifford l.. Land
niesser, transitman, 81, 300; William a..
Dassing, stenographer and typewriter,
s1,O56; Arthur K. Finn, rodman, $720;
James G. Alden, assistant engineer,
sl.b00; Jacob Joaquin, helper, 5000;
Patrick Boyle, Iodman, 1850; William
Gregory, rodman, $3.50; l. Leroy Budd,
he.per, yi20; James Conway, rodman,
sl.1Y4
House Sewer Connection Department.
Joseph Reilly. clerk, 81, 140; Valentine
Hermann, rodman, $500; Patrick Muir
ray, foreman. $23 a week; Thomas Nc
Hale, foreman, SIS; benjamin CATERING,
foreman, SO: Bernard Meehan, fore
man, s23.
Streets and Highways-Oscar j.
L.ieb, mead boohkeeLer, $500 a year;
Benjamin +. lie Van, foreman, 81, 200;
Jean L. Nitrate, foreman, $1,000; Arthur
Landmesser, foreman, $1,000; John j.
Fitzgerald, foreman, $1,000; Jules G.
Rath, foreman, 81 200; Louis Kautz-
man, foreman, $1,000; Frederick w. Ub-
haus. foreman, 81, 200; Charles II, Field
bush, foreman, $1,000; Daniel H. Hunt,
foreman, 81, 200: Frank Reheiss, fore
man, $1,000; James E. Dove, foreman,
81 100; James Brownston, foreman,
1920; Jacob Weiss, foreman, $1,000;
Henry b. Snyder. foreman, $1,000; Jo-
seph Hector, foreman, $1,000; Henry
Lind, foreman, $1,000; Alfonso P. Flip
foreman, $1,000; Bently Hunt,
foreman, 1920; julius Bennett, fore
man, $1,000; Thomas j. Scanlon, fore
man, 81, 200; Frederick Gehrlein, fore
man, 1900; Gilbert Lyle, foreman,
tl,4UU, AILIui
s. loo; Joseph Crawford. city trolley
inspector, $1,000; Henry Weseman, as
sistant trolley inspector, from weekly
payroll to 1895 a year; How
ard w. Freeman, assistant troll
ley inspector, from weekly pay
roll to 1896 a year; Robert Wagner,
assistant trolley inspector, from week
~ payroll to 1896 a year; George Ehe-
halt. superintendent of stables, from
weekly payroll to 81, 404 a year; Frank
d. Aber. superintendent, 81, 704; Walter
w. Garrabrant. assistant superintend-
ent, 81, 308; Charles Ziege', foreman,
$1,000; John Blanch, foreman, $l,200;
John C. Donegan, foreman, $l,2OO;
Charles H. Hopper, clerk, SIS a week;
Andrew j.. Wootton, inspector, SIS;
Arthur w. Harris. assistant superin-
tendent of stables, SIS; Joseph Tor
torell, stableman, SIS; William A.
Thompson. stableman, SIS; Samuel
Martin. stableman, s14; Raffale Dell
feda, stableman, $14.
Scavenger Department-Robert f.
Struble. chief inspector, from weekly
payroll to 1,4O4 a year.
Sidewalks Derartment-John c. Ell
lott. superintendent, 1880 a year;
John H.. Lapp, assistant superintend-
emf S1.140: John Mcnamara. inspector,
from weekly payroll to 1895 a year.
Sewers and D~rainage-John j. Keat-
ing. assistant superintendent, $1,000 a
wear: David NJ. Harris, chief engineer
humping station, 81 800; Otto Hornich,
head bookkeeper, 1920; Bernard Sachs,
brennan 1920; Michael Garrone, fore
man. 81, 200; Lincoln Hampson, fore
man. 81. 200: John MADEIRA. mason FORE
man, 1920; william Miller. engineer
1920.
Department of Water-J. George
Zimmerman. assistant cashier, $2,4O0 a
wear. William H. Beardsley, second
assistant cashier and searcher. $l.soo:
George H. Wilson, assessor, Sz.Soo.
LYMAN L. Bodman. assistant head
%bookkeeper. $1,000; John Virtue. clerk.
q. ZOO: Louis Kirschner, addressograph
clerk. $1,400: Isabel Angevine. stenog-
rapher. $3.50 a week; William DIZZY
assistant construction inspector, slS;
Edward Hamilton. assistant construc-
Tim inspector, SIS; John Rose, clerk
s1.4o4 a year; John C~olegarry. inspec-
tor SIG. so a week; Louis Meisenthal'
inspector. s1S; Charles f. Quinn, IN
snector. SIS; George Saupe, Inspector
SIS: Herman Witzel. inspector, s1N'
.rames Smith, inspector, $3.50; George
r,ardi. turmoil man, SIS; Edwaro
schaedel. turmoil man, 1850; William