Milford chronicle., 1927-04-15
TWELVE MILLION
DOLLARS SPENT
+ BY LEGISLATURE
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this resolution allowing this mile
age.
The claims committee also allowed
each of the members of the budget
committee $500 extra for their SER
vices and the chairman and secre-
tary of the committee $400.
The amounts allowed the clerks
ranged from $1,000 for a sergeant at
arms to $2,50O for the chief clerks.
The pages or messengers received
$1,400. The attorneys were paid S3,-
600, for the chief attorney and ST.
500, for his assistant. The total of
the resolutions for pay of the mem
bers and attaches and the claims
bill is about $125,000.
The House concurrent resolution
for pay of clerks, and other attaches
of the two houses was as follows:
E. Frank Locates, Secretary Of
Senate, $250O; Freeman j Bennett,
assistant secretary, $1400; John E.
Mayhew, reading clerk, $4,000; John
W. Arthurs, president Pro TEN
clerk, S250O; Charles w. Jones, bill
clerk, $14OO; Clifford Jones, docu-
ment clerk, $14OO; C. w. Spry,
Chaplain, $500; James l. Wolcott,
attorney, $4,000; Howard e. Lynch,
attorney, $2500; Joshua Bennett,
Sergeant-at-Arms, $1,000; John c.
Spicer, Sergeant-at-Arms, $1,000;
Amos Minner, Page, $1400; John
Galloway, Telephone Operator, 5000;
Helen B. Harrington. Stenographer,
$1,000; Helen E. Reynolds, StenO-
grapher, $1,000; Ethel M. Walton,
Stenographer. $1,000; Willard S. Jes-
ter, Chairman Passed Bills, $500;
Hervey P. Hall. Chairman of Budget
Committee, $500; Fred Howard, $50;
Ralph Wingate, $100; Richard Belts,
$50: George O. FearOn, Chief Clerk,
S25OO; John w. Spicer, Reading
Clerk, $4,000; George R. Bennett,
Speakers Clerk, $4,000; Elwood w.
Jones, Chaplain, $500; Julian c.
Walker, Attorney, $4,000; William T.
Broughall, Attorney, $2500; William
E. Dimes, Sergeant-at-Arms, $1,000;
John ]. Anderson, House Messenger,
$14O0; Alfred Raikes, telephone Op-
orator, 5000; Beverly W. Hickman,
Door Keeper, $1,000; James c. BOggs,
Document Clerk, $140O; Mrs. Vera
G. Davis, Bill Clerk, $1400; Burton
S. Heal, Assistant Clerk of House,
$500; William E. Virden, Chairman
Passed Bills, $500; Bertha Louise
Butz, Stenographer, $1,000; Dorothy
L. Ringler, Stenographer, $1,000; Lii
lian A. Hulse, Stenographer, $1,000;
Howard M. Buckson, Secretary Bud
get Committee, $400; George o.
Pearson, Printing Journal, $500;
Frank Locates, Printing Journal,
$500; Total, $84,46O.
Joseph A. Laramore, Sc; State
Board of Supplies, $1,03S.60; State
Board of Agriculture, $1,000; State
Roads Commission, $59.3S; Andrew
J. Lynch, 5000; Charles w. Spicer &
Mary E. Spicer, $4,000; J. A.
Downes $25; Julian B. Robinson,
S29450; M. Howard Jester, $362.89;
The Delaware State News, $3.50; H.
d. Boyer, $35; Roy Bunting, $3.50;
Diamond State Telephone Company,
S49.53; Diamond State Telephone
Company, $450.48; Delaware Sesqui-
Centennial Commission, S2,994.9O;
Capital Printing Co., $81S.94; Della
ware State News, $12; The Della
ware State News, $6; Helen B. Har-
rington. $40; Helen E. Reynolds,
$21; Ethel NJ. Walton, $40; John w.
Carrow, $500; John w. Sheldrake,
$500; Edward B. Shiles, $500; Thos.
c. Curry, $500; William Ball, $500;
Clarence E. McVey, $500; w. A.
Simonton, $500; Elisha A. Steele,
$500; w. f. Deputy, $500; William
+. Allen, $500; Jas. NJ. Evans, $7lS.-
40; Jacob Scheifle, $71S.4O; William
Wintrup, $718.40; VIM. E. Virden,
S718.4O; Michael J. Maloney, $71S.4O;
John T. Talley, $7312O; VIM. Tins
man, S7312O; DelswOrth Bucking-
ham, $795.2O; Clarence E. McVey,
S792.40; S. B. Irwin Duncan, $616;
J. Leslie Ford, $884.S0; Harvey Les
ter, S552; John w. Carrow, S55S;
Edward Hart, 1854; Walter l.. Mark
er, 1895; Davis H. Bell, $219.2O;
Howard NJ. Buckson, $1OO; J. Wesley
Smith, 1882; John Ashton, $219.2O;
VIM. Ball, $1OO; VIM. o. Cubbage,
1882; Chas. S. Conwell, $104; VIM.
q Paradee, $142.4O; John V. Shell
drake, $28O4O; Ora w. Davis, $372.-
80; VIM. H. Richardson, $S72.8O;
Thos. C. Curry, $459.60; Daniel W.
Ellis, $62S.SO; Edward B. Shiles,
S56160; e. w. WOOtten, $6S2.SO.
Ananias Hastings, $83S.6O; Jas. B.
Dickerson, S910.4O; Clifford E. Bur-
ton. SS2O.8O; Frank E. Smith, SEAL
60; Frank E. Smith, $614.60; Lyn-
ford o. Russell, $744; William F.
Allen, 1928 80; ]. w. Attix, $2S2; Ell
mer David, 1854; H. M. Deputy,
$SS2SO; w. F. Deputy, $6S2.SO; Her
vey P. Hall, $219.2O; Willard S. Jes-
ter, $295,4O; Leroy Kramer, $71S4O;
James H. Latchum, Jr., $S7OSO;
William Lord, $776.40; Cove S.
Lynch, S651.6O; Frank E. Poole,
1884; Joseph N. Reeves, 1854; W. A.
Simonton, S71S.40; Elisha A. Steele,
s29O.4O; Benjamin R. Veasey, $3.50;
J. Burton Wharton, 500; Ernest
Munsey, $500; The Delaware Repub-
lican, S264,2O; R, E. Jones, $S75;
William Swain, 1915.
Senator Allen, president protein
of the Senate, was chairman of the
Senate Claims committee and Rep
resentative McVey chairman Of the
House claims committee.
Another concurrent resolution ap-
propriated nearly $4,000 from the
school fund as follows:
The Bullen Chemical Company,
$50.21; Margaret Carter, $16.56; Geo.
w. Riley, 1858; w. S. Leatherbury,
SS9.72; J. F. McWhOrter & Son,
$24.4S; Redgrave Bros, $1S.27; War
ner w. Price, $3.50; Seaford Hard
ware Co., $3.77; H. E. Fry, $3S.4O;
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