Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-22
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHANGES.
Promotions, AppOin tmentx and Rein
statement of Clerks

fromonons, Appointments and Rein
statement of Clerks
The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
ONCE of the neutrality-suspicious., Miss
Annie l.. Miller of New York, clerk. 81 600
from $1.4O0: William H. Lucie of Massa-
chusetts. clerk, S,40O from 81, 200; Miss
Ellen Macfarland of New York. clerk.
1920 from 5000
Patent off1ce-Appointment, Josiah L..
Carr of the District of Columbia messen-
ger boy, $780, Promotions, Lineas d. In
derwood of Indiana, fourth assistant ex-
amlner. $1,000. from copyist, 5000; Miss
Janet Fitch of Colorado, copyist, 5000, from
messenger, $40: Miss Mary c. Taylor of
Missouri. messenger, $40, from model at
tendant, $500; Miss Julia E. Dickinson of
the District of Columbia and Miss Ursula
E. Hopkins of the District of Columbia
copyists. $780, from laborers (classifie6)
$500; Alvin G.. Belt of District of CoIum-
bia and Henry Minor of District of Column
bia, laborers (classified), 5000, from labor
ers (classifed). $3.50. Resignation, Miss
Mae H. Arson of Minnesota copyist. $40.
Pension off!ce-Appointment by transfer
from Treasury Department r. Grant
Barnwen of Pennsylvania. clerk, $1,000
Reinstatements. Cornelius R. Boorom of
Connecticut. Henry B. Brown of Massa-
chusetts and Charles Fairbanks of YER
mont clerks. 81 .400; Michael A GeIwick of
Indiana. special examiner, 81 300; Charles
Banks of Kansas. clerks. 81 ZOO: George M
Van Buren of Ohio clerk, $1,000: j. Tyler
Powell of Illinois and Abram Myers of
Illinois. copyists. 5000; William A. Shute OF
NJ. Barnett of West Virginia, watchman.
$40. Promotions, Ferdinand d. Stephe-
son of Illinois, chief OF division, 5000,
fiem principal examiner. $4,000: James A.
aminer. 5000. from assistant chief OF
division. $1,000; Henry G. Birmingham of
New York, principal examiner. $1,000, from
clerk, $500; Horace Coleman of Ohio. a
qualified surgeon. 5000. from clerk, 81 200;
Harris c. Hamlin of New Jersey, assistant
chief of division. 81 800. from special ex-
aminer, $1,000; Albert l.. jackson of New
York. medical examiner. 1880, from clerk.
81 400; Henry s. Stotler of Pennsylvania.
clerk. 81 800. from $1,000; Charles A.
Meyns of Minnesota, clerk. $1,000, from
81 400: Miss Annie A. Hollohan of Illinois,
stenographer, $1,000, from clerk, s1,4O0;
Mrs Lillian Arnold of New Jersey and
Joseph E. Bradford of Massachusetts.
clerks, 81 400, from 81 200: Miss Lucretia b.
Lacy OF Illinois clerk. $1,000. from 81 600;
Theodore Mead Of District of Columbia,
principal examiner, 5000, from medical
examiner, 81 800.
General land transformations. Charles
A. Boynton of Ohio. clerk, $500. from
81 900; Mrs. Augusta c. Starkey of Maine
clerk. 1000. from copyist, $500; Emil Mol
kow of District of Columbia, clerk, 81 900,
from copyist. 5000: Miss Fannie G. Has
well of Ohio. copyist. $500, from tran-
scriber Of records and pats, 5000
Geological survey-Appointment Gerard
H. Matthes of Massachusetts, photographic
aid, $50 per month.
Observation-Disclosures Henry Mel
drum of Oregon, an engineer to survey the
boundary lines Of the Blackfeet Indian
reservation in Montana, $40 per day; Ed.
M. Hewins of Oklahoma territory Gus
todian of the Fort Supply abandoned mill
tary reservation in Oklahoma vice Brewer
W. Key, resigned, no compensation; Davios
the Fort Randall abandoned military res
ervation in Nebraska. 81 per day; Sell.
Woods Of Nebraska, appraiser of the Fort
Randall abandoned military reservation IL:
Nebraska, "a per day.
Office of the assistant attorney general
Reinstatement, Luther r. Smith of Ala
bama, assistant attorney, 5000