The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
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by the Postoffice Department in clerks
salaries on the Pacific Coast:
-First-class offices. Los An
seles, one clerk. 500 to $500 six CLERKS.
$500 to 800; one clerk, 800 to $500: one
clerk $500 to $500 Oakland, one clerk,
francisco. two clerks, $1100 to $1200: one
Siefh, SZIG0 to 524O0 San Jose, two clerks.
$500 to 800 Second class offices-Chico,
one clerk. $500 to 500; Eureka one clerk.
5000 to $1,000: Fresno, four clerks, $500 to
$780, Grass Valley, one clerk. $500 to $500:
one clerk $500 to 500; Marysville. one
$U; Nevada CITY. one clerk, $500 to 5000
Petaluma; one clerk, $500 to 500; Pomona.
one one, clerk, $500 TO $40o; Redlands. one
Riverside, one clerk, $500 to 500: Salinas,
one clerk, $500 to 500; one clerk, S40O to
5000; San BernardinO, one clerk. 5000 to
Santa Ana, one, clerk, $500 to 5000; one
CLERK. $500 to $500; one clerk. $500 to s400.
Santa Cruz. one clerk. 500 to $500; Santa
Rosa, one clerk. s400 to $500: Stockton" one
Vallejo; one clerk, $500 to 800; one clerk,
$500 TO $40O; Nisalia. one clerk 5000 to 500
one one, clerk $500 to 5000; Watsonville, one
Oregon: Portland-One clerk. from $500
90 tGoa @"oo 10 EN- 4ne clerk $500 to $500 clerk,
City-One clerk, $500 to 5000; one clerk,
5000 to 500 Pendleton-One clerk. $500 to
5000; one. clerk, $500 10 $40O The Dalles-
One clerk, $400 to $500; one clerk, $500 to
Washington: Tacoma-One clerk. $500
to 5000; two clerks. 5000 to 800: two clerks.
500 to $500. Second class offices: New
clerk, $500 to 500
The postal service between Roggs and
Avon, Butte County, will be discontinued
after June 30
Army orders-Lieutenant Colonel Mari
on z. Maus. inspector general United
states states Volunteers, will in addition to his
duties as inspector general of the Depart
ment of California, perform those of in
Spector general of the Department of the
racine and will report by letter accord
lngly to the commanding general of that
department.
BY direction of the Acting Secretary Of
War, Colonel Gilbert s. Carpenter is as
signed to the Eighteenth United States
InIantry mar and will proceed to San Fran
cisco and report in person to the com
manalhg general of the Department of
california for assignment to temporary
Hospital Steward Michael Leahv Fort
Sheridan, H., will be sent to San Fran
CISCO. Private Leonard S. Guy, Twenty
fourth United States Infantry, unassign-
ed, now at the Preside of San Francisco
IS transferred to the hospital corps as a
The discharge from the service of the
United states by the commanding officer
of the general hospital at San Francisco ;i
of Private Augustus w. Schreiber, Com
pany G, First California Volunteer In
1tilAy uilueI general instructions from
this office, is hereby confirmed Private
Edgar d. Steele, Battery O. Third United
States Artillery, Preside of San Fran
cisco, will be discharged the service of
the United States by the commanding Of
ficer of his station "a
Hospital Steward Benjamin T. Railkes
Fort Thomas, Kentucky, will be sent to
San Francisco and will report upon his
arrival to the commanding officer battaI-
lon of the Twenty-fourth United States
Infantry, which is to take station at Ma
Mia for duty with the hospital CORPS de-
tachment of that battalion.
Acting Assistant Surgeon A j. Black
has =, been ordered to accompany Company
b, Battalion Of Engineers, from Wiilet' 3
Point, N. Y, to San Francisco
observation-disclosures Original, James p
Miller, Clarksville, Sc. Additional, James
J; Eubank. Soldiers Home, Los Angeles,
$S to $40; Joseph Frazier, Whittier. "a to
81. Supplemental, Oliver B. Ackerman
Petaluma, $2. Increase, Benjamin, w
Manuel, Tulare, SIG to S17; Samuel w
Blanchard West Palmdale, SS Reissue
and increase, Isaac NJ King. Salinas 81
to $S. Original widows etc, Minna
Schneider, Pasadena, IS; Mary A. Faust.
Tulare, SO. Mexican war survivors lin.
crease, Robert c. Rogers, Alameda, $S
to S12 W
Oregon--Increase, Charles C. Fink, Phi
lomath, Sc to IS.
ngton-Original, Byron O. Carr.
Seattle, s.. Increase, William Gerard
frosser' % 10 -.