The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
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FEDERAL PATRONAGE
IN UTAH S1O0,0OO
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and register, respectively. Neither i;
lawyer. Yesterday there was a de-
cided boom for the office of register
in favor of Samuel l.. Page of Marys-
vale, Piute county, prominent Demo-
crat and a member of several legisla-
lures. Friends are also working siren
uously in behalf of Gould B. Blakely
| OF this city for the office of receiver
Following is a list of Republican
| federal office holders in Utah who may
| find themselves out of a job within
| a reasonable or unreasonable time as
| the viewpoint may be. and their sal
| aries and expiration of terms:
Hiram e. Booth, United States district
| attorney. terms ends June q. 1914; $4,000
William NJ. McCrea, assistant district
attorney, term ends August l6. 1914;
! $500.
James II Anderson. United States
marshal term ends July %, 1913; $500.
Bucian H Smyth. deputy United States
marshal. term ends July %, 1913, $500,
Thomas Hull. surveyor general. term
Il. D. r Thompson. register United
States land office term expires Febru-
airy %, 1915. $4,000
NJ, NJ Kaighn, receiver United States
land office, term expires February Is.
1915; $4,000.
j. j. Greenewald surveyor OF customs,
term expires June 80. 1916; $500.
term expires September 2i. 1915: $3.50.
T.. II, Callister, collector internal reve-
nue.. appointed June IL, 1901. for indeh-
mite term: $4,000.
T. w. Tatlock. statlstlclan agriculture
department, appointed March %. 1907. for
indefinite term; $500
); U. Eldredge; Jr., assayer; sc5oo.
There is no little talk among Democrats
OF plan OF the national administration
TO make two internal revenue districts
OF the existing district which comprises
h<y1y ~. II1,lNn 1,I -fnI ~ f1ap
among Utah Democrats has been that
the office Of collector would be taken
back to Montana. where 1t once was held.
The basis for this fear is that Montana
went solidly Republican, with reference
to representation at Washington. On It's
superiority as a Democratic state, there
fore Montana parusans declare that the
office Of Internal revenue collector should
be brought back to them.
There is a glimmer OF hope for the
local Democrats: however, in the plan,
which is said to have already progressed
with some degree OF deiiniteness, which
proposes to cut the district In twain.
making Utah district by itself and
combining Montana and Idaho. or by do
ing IL 'tother way round making Mon
,ana district distinct from a second dis
trict composed OF Utah and Idaho. In
the event that the present district is d.
vided, Utah Democrats figure that Salt
Lake will get a collectorship. The DEM
ocrats at their caucus decided upon
q.
Callister's successor.
Following is a list OF postofflces in Utah
whose postmasters are appointed by the
president, together with the salaries at
tached thereto and the date of the ex-
piratlon Of the commissions OF the in
Cumbents:
Manti-James P. Madison; term expires
April II 1914 $1,000.
Mt. Pleasant-Thomas Brady; term ex-
plres February 7. 1915; $500,
Ephraim-Adolph Hansen: term expires
April Is, 1914 $1,000,
r.no PTiochaTss q 1s,a GTl%iz; 514SS term expires
vernal-Harry p. Belcher: term expires
December l6 1918; Sl7OO.
Richlield-Nieis G: Poulson; term ex-
Milfovd-William d. Williams, term e1-
pires December II. 1911: $1,000
ST George-samueI Judd: term expires
December 20 1915, $1,000
Tooele,A; l.; Hanks; term expires
Bngha mIcharies' II. Roberts; term
expires 1;srae,SP March z; l9l5: n1, s2'Go; ,orn
Salt Lake-Arthur L. Thomas; term
oZPPires March 2. l9li; $1,000.
Logan-Joseph odel; term expires
January is. 1916: 5000
Brigham city-L. ". Anderson; term
ekPris PARK sSF5ry csy Don i's te SsoSe e%pres Feb
ruary %. 1915: $4,000
Lehl-s. w: Ross; term expires April
"a. 1912; $1,000
American Fork-John Peters; term ex-
pires January %. 1912; $1,000.
Spanish Fork-I.. O. Lawrence: term
expires January l6. 1o12; $500,
spTingvllsJShn 90 W s,znO Dongal term ex
Beaver-o, r. Mcshane; term expired
In March. 1912: $1,000,
Cedar City-Charles s, Wilkinson: term
expires January, 1915: s1100
Coalvile-E. A, Northcott, term expires
March. 1914; $1,000
Eureka-Edward ". Raymond: term
expires July, 1916; $500.
Ciarland-Eva G.. Wilcox: term expires
March. 1914: 5000.
Green River-Thomas D. WINNER, Jr.:
term, expires June, 1915: si1Oo.
Heber City A. Smith; term expired
Midyale-C. 1. Gofc; term expires July,
Nephi.DennIs Wood; term expired
March. 1912; $1,000
Payson--J. S. Page. Jr.; term expired
January. 1913: 1890
Pleasant Grovem,L, T; Thorne; term
Provo-James Glove: term expires Feb
ruary. 1917. S2T0O
Sandy-William Wilson: term expired
March. 1911 $1,000.
Sunuyslde-A. T.. Hopkins; term expires
August. 1913: $1,000.
Total salaries of postmasters, s57, ZOO:
total OF other Offices. $50. 76o: grand to-
In addition TO these Offices, there are
many others outside the civil service
such as stenogrnphers and some classes
OF clerks and deputies. The total Will
easily reach 800. 600 year.
In connection with every office per-
haps with no exceptions. there are allow
ances for expenses, particularly allow
marshars Office the internal revenue coll
lectoTS Office and others.