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Fort Mojave Industrial School correspondence, administrative and financial information, image 120

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161 8. to about $375 as we will not need one during vacations. I have added the position of tailor at a salary of $840. I did this because the difference in value between cloth in the roll and ready made suits represents a figure much larger than will be required to fix up a shop and pay the tailor’s salary. This gives us a new trade that will please our boys without additional expense. I have raised the pay of police from $8 to $9 per me. This was done upon the presumption that Indian police are not paid out of our appropriation of $20000. If they are I would have salaries remain as at present. The oher positions and salaries remain