The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-01-29
Bv Commissioners SNYDER:

BY Commissioner snyder:
Whereas, Samuel NJ. Owens, as the
duly appointed and qualified sheriff
of st. Louis county, has filed with
the county auditor of st. Louis coun-
ty, his duly executed certificate or
appointment of various deputies and
employees in his office. at the
monthly salary set opposite the name
of each such person, to be effective
from the date specified therein, and
has requested this board to approve
the number of said deputies and en-
ployeeS, as reasonably necessary to
carry on the duties of said office,
and to approve the compensation of
each of such deputies and employees.
in the amounts recommended by said
sheriff, which are in the amounts
fixed by the county personnel COM
mission, and duly approved by this
board; and
Whereas, in the judgment of this
board, the number of deputies here
matter mentioned. and the compeE-
sation set opposite the name OF each,
are reasonably necessary and proper
for the efficient carrying on of the
work of said office of sheriff of st.
Louis county, and no good reason
appearing to this board, why the
number of said deputies and employ
ees, and the compensation to be paid
to each should not be approved by
this board, as hereinafter specified.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
this board hereby approves and au-
thorizeS the payment, and authorizes
and requests the county auditor OF
said county to issue his warrants on
the revenue fund of said county, in
payment of the salary due to each
of said persons from the date each
of said appointments became effect
i've, in accordance with the certifi-
cate of employment and service that
shall hereafter, from time to time. be
filed by said sheriff with said county
auditor, except as otherwise provided
herein, or as shall hereafter be made
by this board, in it's duly adopted res
olution or resolutions. the name. po-
sition, monthly salary ana eIIectlve
date of appointment of each of said
deputies or other employees being as
follows. to-wit:
DULUTH OFFICE
Edward B. Hansen, chief deputy,
s250OO; Dec. 16, 1881.
w. E. Downey, assistant chief dep
uty, $4,000; Dec. 16, 1881.
Edwin O.. Anderson, deputy, $4,000;
Joseph Burdash, deputy, s175.OO;
Dec. Is, 1881.
Frank Doubt. deputy, s165.OO; Dec.
a. W. Casper. deputy. $4,000; Dec.
16, 1881.
G. A. Hoel, criminal investigator
Frank Hoppe, deputy (chauffeur).
$4,000; Dec IS, 1881.
Geo. Mcdowell, deputy. $4,000;
Dec. 16, 1881.
F. K. Randall, deputy, s155.O0; Dec.
Ernest E. Robinson, deputy. s155.Oo;
Dec. IS. 1881
Richard los W. Smith, deputy $4,000;
+. ]. ,s serrurier, deputy, $4,000;
Robert Wendlandt, deputy (chauf-
feur), $4,000; Dec. 16, 1891.
Justin Zuger, deputy, s155.O0; Dec.
| 16. 1881.
Michael Boyle. bailiff. $4,000; Dec.
Geo. Brown. bailiff, $4,000; Dec.
Fred Holloway. bailiff, $4,000; Dec.
| 81, 1881.
John Lannigan. bailiff. $4,000;
Dec. 81, 1881
Lorena NJ Evans, stenographer.
| $50. 90; Dec. 16, 1881.
HIBBING OFFICE
| Henry Gessner, chief deputy,
| $500. 90; Dec. 16. 1881.
t. J. Madden, deputy, $4,000; Dec.
Guy Mariani. deputy, s1s5.oo; Dec.
is, 1881.
D. w. stonehouse. deputy. s155.oo;
Dec. is, 1881.
VIRGINIA OFFICE
Godfrey Cusson, chief deputy.
| 100000; Dec. 16, 1881.
John Anderson, deputy, s155.00;
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