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158 3. You will notice some changes, made for the following reasons, viz:- Salary of clerk is raised from $840 to $1000 because the clerical work at the school is quite heavy: because the present incumbent- whom I desire to retain- has shown himself willing at all times to do anything asked of him, and because I have put an Indian farmer in place of a white man, thus requiring more work and closer supervision by myself, and consequently more work for the clerk. Salary of Farmer, an Indian, is put at $300 instead of $840 because I have been unable to find a careful, painstaking white man and would
