Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-30
Third Auditor.-The salary of this office up

Auditor, 81 600; deputy auditor, 80 500; s
T. % of class s. IS of class Q 20 of class l. 10 at
$500 each, messengers, Z laborers, and one
cEarwoman at $780,
ing largely reduced will hereafter be as fol-
lows: Fourth Auditor, 81 900; deputy auditor
81 700; chiefs OF division, 50 100 each; clerks
OF class t. is of class 3, IL of class p 10 of class
]. at 5000 each, 1 messenger. and laborers.
Flh AttdtOr.-The clerical force here is but
slightly reduced. The new law provides as
follows: Fifth Auditor, 81 600; deputy audi
tor, - 800: chiefs of divisions. 80, 100 each;
? clerks of class /. : of class 5, 6 of class ,,
of class 1, 3 at 5000 each 1 messenger, and ,
laborers.
ki1th 4u1itor-On account of the duties of
this office, which is constantly increased by
enlarged postal facilities, the force is in
creased. and is constituted as follows: Audi
Tor, s4,@0; deputy auditor, 81 800; 8 chiefs of
divisions, 81, leo each; clerks OF class {: and
additional 10 one clerk of class as disburs-
ing clerk $780, 81 of class 3. SO of class . 81 of
class l, messenger. and 10 laborers; 20 as
sorters of money orders, Al 600 each: also, Is
female assorters of money orders, 5000 each.
TredsTer's Offce.-This office remains as
organized in 1864 and 1906 and is not affected
by the bill, although it is presumed that
Treasurer New will make many important
changes.
Registers Oftce.-This office was created by
act of September, 17s9fand the compensa-
ton of the register was fixed at 1920. In
1892 IL was raised to S1,750; by act OF March
2, 1899, IT was fixed at 50, 100; by act of March
OF May 8, 1872, it was made 81 900. II is now
established at a 500.
The office of assistant register was created
February Goth, 1863, at -, 600; il is now made
$500 The chief clerk is now abolished
salary $4,000, and a deputy register created
at 50, 800. BY the appropriation bill of 1874
five chiefs of division We're provided for at
$500, being $500 more salary than that paid
10 their superior officers, viz, the assistant
register and chief clerk. The chiefs of divi-
siOns are retained at 50 500. The office will
Sfo or
$500; assistant register and deputy regis
ter, -, 800 each; clerks of class 4, 10 of class
8. n OF class ?, 8 of class l., 8 copyists, 5000
each; messenger and laborers.
Comptroller OF the C1uTency.-The head OF the
office who is required to give bonds to the
amount OF $4,000 has his salary increased to
$1,000, and the remainder of the force is thus
provided for: Deputy comptroller, (, 900 4
chiefs of division, at - 400 each; l steno-
gTapher, at $4,000; clerks of class 4; II of
class B; II of class 2; II of class |, 80 at $500
each; messengers; laborers; and night
watchmen.
Internal Rereme.-The only change in the
bill is a reduction of the force OF the Office
and its expenses
Light House Bodri-The chief clerk, -. 500:
clerks of class f. 2 of class 3, OF class ,, of
class l. clerk at 5000, 1 messenger, and
labOrer.
DirisiOn Of LOGnS.-The new bill thus pro-
vides for the loan branch. That there shall
be in the office of the Secretary of the Treas
TRY division of loans and a division OF cur
rency, with the following employees: Two
chiefs of division, $500 each; 2 assistant
chiefs of division, 3. 100 each; II clerks of
4; of class 3; 6 of class =; of class L. 60 at
$500 each; messengers; IL laborers at S720
each; and II not exceeding 1928 per day
each; and additional pay TO fourth class
clerks in the division of loans namely re.
ceivlng clerk of bonds and bookkeepars,
$500 each. PTOrided, That on after January
/. 1876, the appointments of this department
shall be so arranged as to be equally dis
tributed as far as practical, between the
several states of the United States, terrific
ries, and District of Columbia. according TO
population.
OFFICES ABOLISHED.
By an examination of the bill il will be
seen that no assistant messengers are pro-
vided for, or female clerks, copyists, or coun-
tiers. The bill designates those now thu $
employed as clerks at 5000 each. In no por-
ton OF the bill is sex distinctively provided
for, except in the single instance of the
female assorters of money orders in the Sixth
Auditors office. In the loan section of the
Secretary's office the female employees are
called copyists and counters, and in the reg
listers office, counters and copylsts. Itwas
the intention to have had them all classei as
clerks, but in the hurry and confusion at the
end of the Congressional session, amend
ments were made which changed the char
acter of the title.
WHEN THE CHANG ES WILL BE ANNOUNCED.
All the changes THAT is, dismissals or APP
pointmentS) made under the bill will be an
nounced tomorrow. Many of those now oc-
cupyfng positions as chief clerks of the con-
trollers' and auditors office will be prO-
NOTED to the new Office OF deputy, which has
been created. 1t is not Anticipated that
there will be more than one or two devia-
tiOns from this.
In the Treasurer's office Captain J. Gilfl-
Ian, now chief of the warrant division of the
Secretary's office, will be appointed cashier.
and will be succeeded by Captain Powers
now chief of the Registers Office.
III is expected that large number of dis
mlSSdlS semi
ON THE RAGGED EDGE.
The clerical employees in the respective
bureaus OF the Treasury are considerably
agitated to-day, in view of the fact that
under the reorganization bill some fifty will
be discharged. At o'clock the documents
were ready for distribution, and will be
given to the unlucky ones after the close of
business hours.
THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS
under the bill have been made in the Office
of the Secretary to-day:
j. I. Powers, chief of division of warrants;
assistant chief Of division, VIM. F. McLen-
nan, vice Whiting, reduced.
Chiefs OF Divisions VIM. +. Clarke, Customs:
j. n. Upton, sub-treaSury; f.. 2. Gaines in
ternal revenue; A. l.. Sturdevant, stationery;
u. lyman, navigation; s. L. Kfmball, reve-
Assistant Chiefs Of Dirisions-E B. Daskam.
s. A; Johnson, Charles Lyman, T. b. Lander,
+. w: Clarke, jr.
-,xyl
Fletcher, assistant; Walter Stewart, receiv-
ing clerk of bonds; George L. Warren, book
keeper.
Dirisio,, of Cvre1cy-Isaac Thornton, chief
Charles II. Brown, assistant.
First auditors ODice-Thaddeus Sturgis,
VIM. p. Marsh, John B. Bently and Allen
F. Mcmillan, chiefs of division; James b.
Cleveland, 4th class.
Third auditors Otice-J. F. Jones, 1. 8.
Tichenor, A. Caldwell, Geo. Doolittle, w.
II. Whitney, chiefs of division.
THE DEPUTY APPOINTMENTS
The list of those selected as deputy audi
tors controllers and commissioners has been
prepared and sent to President Grant at
Long Branch, there being no authority in
the bill vesting this class OF appointments
in the Secretary of the Treasury.
From appearances in the department to-
day one would think that, instead of reor-
ganization being in progress, decentralization
had set in. One clerk remarked that the
bird wasn't singing in his heart to-day.
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