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Want More Salary. Tlio ïourth elass postmasters all over th coumtry are orgaflizïtlg tor a united eifort on eongress t'ó set that botly to chauge tlie law.s s tliat the smaller offices will pay an increased salary. Ou Dec. 15th tiie postmasters of that lass who live tn Washténaw county iield a inoüti'iig in the council chamber in this city lor the parpose of or4'.-,nizii)g. tlic ïo'.lowing officers boiug ileeted: Mrs. Ella E. Marsh, o: Sninc, piosident; Harris Ball, of Dexter, secretary. Mrs. Marsh was ohosen lo represMit the local organization at the state convention whlch is to be held at Lansiug next moutli. The various phases of postoffice duties and compensation were discussed, and suggestions raade for cJianges. There are raany postmasters wiio i-eceive but little pay, and the money order department, -wüiich requises in some offices a ttiird of the offieial's time, pflys as low as $30 a year.