The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-16
THE POST OFFICES ~ THE UsTCD STATES.

Post Onncos Throughout tn on"ee STATES
Since the 4th of March, 1900
WASHINGTON, Augo- )" ~ iooS'
Alabama had on the 4th OF March fotr hundred
and III y post Offices since which time Thee nave
been es. abolished forty.nve new Offices and eighs ds
continual making a total Of four hundred al.d
eighty Oces in The State on the LIST INST Ten
pOstmasters have resigned, twenty-ene have been
removed and one Died. Eight OF the vacancies were
filed by Presi Dental appointments; the remaining
sIxty-nine were appointed by the Postmaster Gene
raj.
Alaska had on the 4th March two oaices estab-
Iished, SINCE which, time no change has been made.
Arizona had on the 4th Of March fourteen Offices;
four have since be,,n established and four discon
tinued Total number OF Ofiices on the LIST inst,
fourteen, Eight post masters have been removed
and twelve appointm, ,nts made by the Postmaster
General.
Arkansas had on Maven 4 three hundred and
twenty ofices; sixtes have since been estab-
lls1ed and seven dlscontl sued. Three hundred and
thirty four offices establi ,hed up to the LIST inst.
Twenty-sx pOstmasters have resigned, fourteen
have been removed and thei vacancies filed by four
Presidential appointments I'd hftytwo by the Post
master General.
California had four hundred and dfty-seven odlces
established March 4; nineteen have since been es-
sites OF two offices have been cL anged Total num-
Der OF Ofices In the State the LIST inst. four
hundred and seventJ-one Min eteen postmasters
have resigned, twenty -three have been removed,
one died and two vacancies caus,sd by the change
OF names and sites Of offices. Thes vacancies have
been flled by nine Presidential appointments and
fifty-hve by the Postmaster General.
Colorado had on March 4 sevt,nty-eght ON
ces, thirteen have since been est sblished, and
the names and sites Of three changed l0tal OF oces
the LIST inst, ninety Three DO stmasters re-
signed, i've removed, one died. thrive vacancies
caused by the change Of names and .s OF ofces.
The vacancies were filled by two Presi dental ap-
pointments and twenty-three nv the POSTMASTER
General.
Connecticut had on March aree hun ared and
TWO discont inued' and nam and site Of one ofce
changed. Total number OF Offices on the tst inst,
three hundred and ninety-seven. Forty-fo ur post
moved. and one vacancy caused by the cha nge OF
name and site Of ONCE. Seventeen OF these vacan-
one hundred and four by the Postmaster Gener al.
Dakota had on March thirty-fOur offices, one
GLANCED Total oces up to LIST inst at tSrsyaye Ten
pOstmasters resigned and four were removed FIJI
teen postmasters were appointed by the Postma 'ter
General.
Delaware had, March 4, eighty-hve Offices; the
names and sites OF two have been changed. Tot al
have been removed and one died; one n' vacancy
caused by the change OF name and site OF office Va
cancies nlled by two Presidential appointmets ana
District OF Columbia had, March T. five of1ces No
changes since except the removal OF one postmaster,
whose vacancy was filed by Presidential appoint
menr.
Florida had on March one hundred and three
Offices; fourteen since established and fourteen dis
continued. Total LIST insJ., hundred and three.
Three possmasters have resigned and six have been
removed. Five appointments made by President
and eighteen by Postmaster General.
Georgia had on March 4 three hundred and
seventy-six offices; twenty. since established
and three discontinued; also the names and sites OF
two changed. Total offices the LIST inst, four hun
dred and two. Fifteen P0stmasters nave resigned
twenty-nlne were removed and one died; two vacan
cieS caused by the change OF name and site or office
Twelve appointments by the President aud sixty
four by the Postmaster General.
Idaho had on March twenty-seven Offices and
two established since; total the LIST inst twenty
nine. Two pOstmasters resigned and two removed
one appointment by President and i've by Post
Illinois had on March one thousand five hundred
and ffty-six offices; thirty-one since established,
twelve discontinued and the names and sites OF
seven changed. Total Oflices on the LIST inst, one
thousand five hundred and seventy five. One hun
dred and twenty postmasters have resigned, one
hundred and sixty-three removed and three died;
fifteen vacancies caused by the change OF names and
sizes Of Offices Sixtysix appointments by the Pres
dent and two hundred and sixty by Postmaster
General.
Indiana had on March one thousand two hun
ared and ssvsntySne offices; fweatyIour since es
sites OF six changed Total on the LIST inst, thou
sand two hundred and eighty-one: One hundred
and thirteen p0stmasters have resigned, one hun
dred and seventy-skx removed, four died and two
vacancies caused by the change Of names and sites
OF Offices Twenty nine appointments by the Presl-
dent and two hundred and ninety by the Post
master General.
Indian Territory had twenty.seven offices on
Iowa had on March one thousand and seventy.
six 0fIlces eighteen nave since been established,
thirteen discontinued and names and sites OF six
changed. Total Oices on the LIST INST, one thousand
and eighty-one One hundred postmasters resigned,
ninety. three removed and four died. Two vacancies
caused by the change Of names and sites OF Offices
Twenty-eight appointments by the President and one
hundred and eigaty.nin by the Postmaster General;
seventy-eght Offices nineteen since established and
twelve discontinued and the names and sites OF i've
changed. Total offices on the LIST inst, eight hun
dred and eighty.fve. FOrty.dve pOstmasters have
resigned thirty mine removed and nve died, two va
by anSs sn S
hundred by the Postmaster General.
Kansas had on March three hundred and sixty
Ofices twenty-elght have since been established
and two discontinued the names and sites OF nine
changed. Total offices on the LIST instant, three hun
ada nave been aad three
died, and eight vacancies caused by the change Of
names and sites OF offices. Nine appointments by the
President and one hundred and three by the Post
master General.
Louisiana had on March two hundred and
twenty Ofiices four since established and four dis.
Continued. Total on the list instant. two hundred and
twenty. Ten pOstmasters have resigned and twenty
one removed. Four appointments by the President
Maine had on March eight hundred and three
offices, thirteen since established and nine dscon-
tinned, the name and site OF one changed. Total
offices the 1st instant, eight hundred and seven.
Thirty-six postmasters have resigned thrty-twO
removed, and one vacancy caused by the change OF
name and site OF office. Three appOntments.b by the
President and seventy whine by the Postmaster
General.
Maryland had on March four hundred ana
eighty-fOur offices; four since established and two
discOntinued; the names and sites OF i've Onices
changed. Total Ofices the LIST inst, four hundred
and elghtysix. Fifteen p0stmasters resigned, eighty
removed and one died; five vacancies caused by the
change of names ana sites Ofio1ces Eight appoint
ments made by the President and ninety-seven by
the Postmaster General.
MASSACHUSETTS had on March six hundred and
seventy-two offices; four established since the
names and sites OF two oflces changed. Total num-
Der OF offices on the LIST inst, SIX hundred and sew
enty-slx Twenty. seven postlnasters have resigned,
thirty seven removed and five died; two vacancies
caused BY the change OF names and sites OF Offices
Twenty-one appointments by the President and fifty