The evening times., 1897-05-22
CHANGES AMONG CLERKS
Appointments, Transfers and Pro-
motions in Interior Department.
An Unusually Large Number of Re-
instatements in the Pension
Bureau.

Many changes were announced in the De
partment of the Interior today. The most
interesting feature is the number OF re-in-
statements in the Pension Bureau. The Of
people dismissed. The list of changes fol-
lows:
office Of the Secretary Promotions Miss
Annie L. Miller of New York, clerk, 81 500
from 81 400; William II. Lucie, OF Massa-
chusetts, clerk, 81 400 from 81, ,2hO; Miss
Ellen Macfarland, OF New York, clerk,
81 200 from $500.
Patent OffiCe-Appointment Josiah l.
Carr, OF District of Columbia, messenger
boy, $500. Promotions: Lineas u. Under
wood, of Indiana, fourth assistant exam
iner, 81 200, from copyist, $500; Miss Janet
Fitch, of Colorado, copyist, 5000. from
messenger, SS40; Miss Mary G. Taylor.
OF Missouri, messenger, $s40, from model
attendant, $500; Miss Julia +. Dickinson,
Of District Of Columbia, and Miss Ursula
E. Hopkins, of DistTictof Columbia, cOpyists
S72O, from laboreTs (Classified), $500;
Alvin e. Belt, of District OF Columbia,
and Henry Minor, of District OF Columbia,
laborers (classified), $500, fIOm laboreTs
(classified, $3.50. Resignation: Miss Mae
Ii AnsOn. of Minnesota, cOpyist, S72O-
Pension Office-Appointmen by transfer
from Treasury Department, K. Grant Barn
well, OF Pennsylvania, clerk, s. 500. Re
instatements: Cornelius K. BORON, of
Connecticut: Henry b. Brown, of MaSSarhu-
setts, and Charles Fairbanks, of Vermont,
clerks, 81 400; Michael A. Gelwick, OF In
diana, special examiner, $1,000; Charles
II. Bliss Of Illinois md Alexander K. Banks,
of Kansas, clerks, 81 200; George VI. Van
Buren,, Of Ohio, clerk, 81 900; J. Tyler Pow
ell and Abram Myers, of Illinois, c0pyists,
5000: William a Shute, of Massachusetts,
messenger, $40; William NJ. Parnett, OF
West Virginia, watChman, S72O. Promo
tions: Ferdinand D. Stephenson, of ,lli-
nois, chief of division, 50 900, from princi-
pal examiner, $4,000: Theodore Mead, OF
the District OF Columbia, principal exam
liner, 1000, from medical examiner,
s1,soO; James A. Macauley,
of West Virginia, principal ex
aminer $4,000. from assistant chief Of
division, 81 500; Henry G. Birmingham,
Of New York, principal examiner, $4,000,
from clerk. 81 500; Horace Coleman, OF
Ohio, q qualified surgeon, $4,000, from
clerk, 81 200: Harris Hamlin, OF New Jer-
sey, assistant chief Of division, 81 500,
from special examiner, 81 800; Albert L.
jackson, of New York, medical examiner,
81 800, from clerk, 81 400; Henry s. StOt-
Ter, of Pennsylvania, clerk, 81 500, from
81 1900; Charles A Meyns. OF MinnesOta
clerk, 81 500. from 81 400: Miss Annie
A HoIIohaa, of Illinois, StenoEra pher,
81 500. from clerk, 81 400; Mrs. NJ. Lillian
Arnold, of New Jersey, and Joseph E.
Bradford, of Massachusetts,, clerks, ST.
400, from 81 200: Miss LucTetia r. Lacy,
Of Illinois, clerk, 81, geo, from 81 ,o0n.
General Land dOffice-Promotions; Charles
A. BDynton, of Ohio, clerk. 1900 from
81 500; Mrs. Augusta C. Starkey, of Maine,
clerk 81 200, from copyist, 5000; Emil
Molkow, of the District of Columbia, clerk,
81 900, from copyist, 5000; Miss Fannie g.
Haswell, of Ohio, copyist, 5000, from CTan-
scTiber of records and plats, 5000.
Geological Survey-Appointment Gerard
Fl Matthes, Of Massachusetts photographic
aid, $50 per month.
Miscellaneous Appointments: Henry.Mel-
drum, of Oregon, an engineer to survey
the boundary lines Of the BIackfeet In
dian reservation in Montana, 81 per day;
Edward NJ Hewins, Oklahoma Territory,
custodian of the Fort Supply abandoned
military reservation in Oklahoma, vice
Brewer W. Key. resigned: no cOInpensa-
ton: David J. J. HOrnbeck, of Nebraska,
appraiser Of the Fort Randall abandoned
military reservation in Nebraska, 81 per
day; Seth Woods, Of Nebraska, appraiser
of the Fort Randall abandoned Military
reservation in Nebraska. 81 per day.
OfficeOf the A AssiStantA ttOrney General -
Reinstatement Luther r. Smith. Of Ala
| baua, assistant attorney, $4,000.