[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1855- No.6
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Salary of Judge, - " Clerk, - " attending Officer, Rent of Room, and care thereof, Furniture, stationery, incidentals, $1,000 400 500 300 200 $2,400 $1,225 EECEIPTS.
Justices' fees, 500 criminal cases, " " civil " ■ • $1,025 200 thus causing an annual expense of about $1,200, unless our business shall largely increase ; and who desires that ?
We are happy to learn, from various sources, that our number of criminal cases are sensibly diminishing. But even if 500 be the future ratio, to sit upon ...these cases would not, upon an average, require more than an hour or two a day. If this be so, does it not seem folly to pen- sion for all coming time, upon an enduring people, a judge who shall receive for this comparatively small outlay of time and service, a sum much larger than our Mayor or City Clerk receive for the arduous service they render the city ?
We should be slow, we think, to surrender into the hands of any one man the whole judicial interests of the city.
Numbering 20,000 people, among them all — although there may be many — we should hardly know upon whom to lay hands and exclaim, Here is a man combining so much " integrity of purpose, talent, learning in the law, judicial sagacity and discrimination, 1 ' that any further exer- cise of these faculties for the future, by the rest of the community, will be unnecessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Salary of Judge, - " Clerk, - " attending Officer, Rent of Room, and care thereof, Furniture, stationery, incidentals, $1,000 400 500 300 200 $2,400 $1,225 EECEIPTS.
Justices' fees, 500 criminal cases, " " civil " ■ • $1,025 200 thus causing an annual expense of about $1,200, unless our business shall largely increase ; and who desires that ?
We are happy to learn, from various sources, that our number of criminal cases are sensibly diminishing. But even if 500 be the future ratio, to sit upon ...these cases would not, upon an average, require more than an hour or two a day. If this be so, does it not seem folly to pen- sion for all coming time, upon an enduring people, a judge who shall receive for this comparatively small outlay of time and service, a sum much larger than our Mayor or City Clerk receive for the arduous service they render the city ?
We should be slow, we think, to surrender into the hands of any one man the whole judicial interests of the city.
Numbering 20,000 people, among them all — although there may be many — we should hardly know upon whom to lay hands and exclaim, Here is a man combining so much " integrity of purpose, talent, learning in the law, judicial sagacity and discrimination, 1 ' that any further exer- cise of these faculties for the future, by the rest of the community, will be unnecessary.
What to read after [city Documents, 1847-1867] 1855- No.6?
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