The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-13
SEEKERS AFTER THE SPoILS,
SECRETARY GAGE FLOODED WITH
APPLICATIONS.

Collector of Customs BccISwith or
This city Asks 90 he Retained.
Sampson Pope of south Carolina
Has His Eye ON the AuditOrship OF
the War Departmcnt-HnIf0 n Dozen
Different Patriots Aspire to BE
Register of the Treasury-Numer-
GUS F1oridIans Among the Early
Birds.
Washington, March l2.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has given out for pub
lication a list of applications for Office un-
der his department. Among those made
public to-day are the following:
II. Il. Croffett of Lakeland. Fla. TO bs
collector of internal revenue at Jackson-
vile.
James Armstrong OF Jacksonville, 10 be-
collector of customs at Pensacola, Fm.
C. c. Carlton of Plant City. Fla. TO be-
collector OF internal revenue at Tampa.
Fla.
o. s. Fan of Tampa. Fla. TO be col-
lector of customs at Tampa, Fla.
j. A. wadden of Key West to be col-
lector OF customs at Key West. Fla.
]. r. d. Beckwith Of >annah, to be
collector of customs at Savannah, Ga.
]. s. Mcclure of Topeka, Kan, to ba
collector of internal revenue at Galveston.
Tex.
S. n. Craumbaugh OF Hopkinsville.
Tenn. or Kentucky. TO be collector OF
internal revenue at Owensboro, Ky.
L. c. Murray of Louisville. Ky. to be
assistant treasurer at New York city.
c. w. Dale of New Orleans, TO be sur
veyor of customs at New Orleans. La.
James Cobb of Crisp, N. c., to be col.
lector of internal revenue at Raleigh.
N. C.
J. b. Haley of Memphis. Tenn ~
supervising inspector of steam <sr
at Memphis. Tenn.
ID. A. Mum of Brownsville. Tenn. 10 be
collector of internal revenue at Nashville,
Tenn.
| y. Garaghty of powelltown, Tenn. to be-
collectors of internal revenue at Nashville,
| Tenn.
w. Il. Davis of Fort Worth, Tex, to be
collector of internal revenue at Dallas.
| Tex.
c. w. Duffy of Llano, Tex, 20 be COLI
lector Of customs at Galveston. Tex.
L. w. Fox OF Houston, Tex, TO be coll
| lectOr OF customs AT BfONpSNllle, lex.
Alden Knoph Of Olney. ILL.,. to be COM
missioner of Internal revenue.
A. l.. Lawshe OF Converse, Ind, 20 he
deputy auditor for the postofiice depart-
| ment.
F. r. Sootes OF indianapolis. Ind, to be
treasurer Of the United States.
w. G. Sing OF Rising sun. Ind. TO be
chief clerk treasury department
]. l.. Bosley of Paris, KY. to be auditor
! for the treasury department
/ A. l.. Ordean of Duluth. MINI. TO be
| controller of the currency.
| A. N. Brickenholder OF Trenton, No.
| to be auditor for the treasury.
G. II. Brown of Cincinnati, o., to be reg.
| lister of the treasury.
H. Y. Arnett of Wilberforce. o., to be-
| register of the treasury.
Elias Mann OF Akron, o., TO be register
| of the treasury.
| G.. w. Wilson of Butler county. Ohio.
| to be commissioner of internal revenue.
Sampson Pope of Newberry, S. c.. to besi
| auditor OF the war department
| y. +. Patterson of Memphis, Tenn, to
| be register of the treasury.
| c. A. Willard of Chattanooga, Tenn, to
| be controller of the currency.
! ]. T. Growery of Olympia, Wash, to ba,
| register OF the treasury,
| E. G.. Tirume of Kenosha, Wis, to be-
| auditor for the state department.
| g. X Bruce of Washington. ID. c.. to bsI
| register of the treasury.