The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-06
GEoRGIANs IN OFFICE.
Those who Hold Places in the Treas
ury Department.

THOSE VINO E1OAIs III SA4O IL 0cAo
ury Department.
Washington Cor. Macon (Go.) Telegraph,
Following is Georgia's list of oftice-holders
IN the Treasury Department as obtained
from official sources: L. A. Alden, Second
Comptroller's office, appointed July /, 1873;
GALAXY. 81 800; from Chatham county, First
congressional district; Republican in poll
tics. -,
NAV 81, 1871; 81, 800; Republican; Chatham
w " +. Cliff. office of the Comptroller of
Customs; Dec. 20, 1871; $1,000; Chatham
county Republican.
1887: $780, Chatham county; colored
Senator Colquitt's appointment.
Charles P Freeman, Secretary'S office;
Feb. IS, 1878; 81, 600; Chatham county; Re
P"TTbI Thomas Robinson, First Comptrollers
office; July %, 1878; 81, 600; Chatham coun-
tv: Republican.
1855. 81. 900: Chatham county; Democrat.
200 ,Iobn P. Tarber, Registers office, Dec. l..
1871: $1,000; Chatham county; Republi-
W F. Warner, Treasurer's Office, July
I. 1879; 81 400; Chatham county; Republi-
Mrs. E. NJ Nelson, Treasurers office,
April 10, 1886; $780, Chatham county.
Mrs c. A. Wyndham, Secretary's office;
July IS, 1877; S720; Chatham county.
A. S. Whipple, life saving service; Jan.
81 1888: 5000: Pulaski county; Democrat.
Thaddeus Sturgis, First Auditors Office
April 20, 1888; $1,S00; Muscogee county /;
claims to be Democrat.
Joseph A. McDuffie, Bureau of Statistics !;
Sept. is, 1884; 5000; Muscogee county.
Miss Shower, Secretary's office: Sept. Is,
1884: 81 200; Talbot.
Isaac w. Avery, First Auditors office :;
Feb. 9, 1887; 50, 600; Fulton county; Demo
crat.
]. H. DeLamater, First Auditors office
Aug. 27, 1880; 81 200; Fulton county; col
ored appointed through Senator Brown.
H. A. Harralson, Sixth Auditors Office
July s, 1885; $2000 Fulton county,
John Moser, architects office; May 10,
1886; $500; Fulton county; Democrat.
Edward J. Renicke, FIRST Comptroller's
office; Feb. 6, 1884; 81 600; Democrat; under
civil service rules.
Eugene P Speer, First Comptroller's
Office; Feb. 20. 1887; 81, 100; Spalding county
Democrat.
C.. w. Sherwood, Second Auditors office ::
Oct II, 1880; $1,000; Fulton county; Re
publican.
RAllen Wood, First Comptroller's office;
Dec. l, 1877; $1,000; claims to be a
Democrat; Fulton county.
Eli H. Greene, Secretary's office, Septem-
Der u, 1887; $720; Fulton county; colored
Miss A B. Clarke, Internal Revenue office ;
July /, 1881, a9tf; Fultsr county.
Mrs B. H. rope, First Auditors office;
March 4, 1879; 81, 200; Fulton county.
James B. DeVeaux, Third Auditors office
Aug. II, 1887; 81 400; Bib county; Dem
ocrat.
William G. Griffin, Second Auditors
Office; Dec. 10, 1886; 81 300; Twiggs county ;
Democrat; under civil service rules.
W. j. A. Stansell, Bureau of Statistics;
Aug. 16, 1887; Monroe county; 5000; Demo-
GRAFT; under civil service rules.
William d. Bard, Bureau of Navigation ;
Dec. l, 1880; $1,000; Whitfield county; Re.
publican; under civil service rules.
R. H. Earle, Second Auditors office:
Sept. Is, 1886; 81 200; Cobb county, Demo
crat; under civil service rules.
S. G. Willyer, Jr., Bureau of Statistics,
March n, 1886; 81 900; FLOYD county; Dem
ocrat; under civil service rules
William E. Myers, FIRST Comptroller's
office, March 3, 1887; 81 200; Cobb county !;
Democrat; under civil service rules.
William j. Neel. Second Comptroller's
Office; June B, 1887; 81 400; Barlow county !,
Democrat; under civil service rules
Mrs. A H. Hill, Fourth Auditors office;
January II, 1878: 81 900; Clarke county.
A. B. Bennse, Second Auditors office;
August 80, 1882; 81, 400; Clarke county;
Republican.
J. A. Herrodson, First comptroller's of
fee; March 81, 1881; 81, 800; Clarke county;
Democrat
Milton p Caldwell, Bureau of Statistics;
JAN IL, 1881; 81, 400; Hall county; Demo
crat.
George M. Fisher, Fourth Auditors Of
fee; June /, 1877; 81, 400; Richmond county;
Republican.
George A. Gustin, Supervising Surgeon
Generals office; April l, 1887; 81 900; Rich
mond county; Republican.
D. A. Ritter, Treasurer's office; Feb. 9,
1873; 81, 500; Republican.
Montgomery Cummings, Third Auditors
office; June 8, 1884, $1,000; Democrat
under civil service rules.
Mrs. S. L. Twiggs, Sixth Auditors office;
May l, 1885; $40
THE LALIES APPOINTED
since the Democrats administration, and
not under the civil service statute, have
been Democratic appointments. The
politics of appointees under the civil SER
vice rules, and certain other remarks, are
not offered, but derived from good source
of information. 1t is believed that this
treasury list is fairly representative of
other departments except the offices of
chiefs Of divisions and appointments below
$500, in which respect the several depart
ments would show fewer Democratic ap-
pointees