The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-30

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Ao' cAceeulhg ono deputy naval Of
ncer at each customs port where a naval
oflcer is authorized by law.
Not exceeding one deputy surveyor of
customs at each customs port where a
surveyor is authorized by law.
Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk, if authorized by
the secretary Of the treasury, to the col
lector of each customs district where
the receipts for the last preceding fiscal
year amounted to as much as $500. 600
Not exceeding one counsel before the
board OF United States general an.
praisers.
All positions in Alaska in the customs
and internal revenue services.
All deputy collectors of internal rev.
enue who are borne on the rolls as such
and the allowance for whose salaries is
approved by the secretary of the treas.
ury: Provided that no position desir.
mated as cl.rkship under collector q
internal revenue, appointment to which
Is made 10y the secretary Of the treas.
ury. shall be discontinued for the Dur.
pos" Of substituting deputy collector.
snip therefor. or Tor any purpose othe,
than bona iide reduction of force, an0
before such reduction shall be made
the reasons therefore shall be approved
by the commissioner of internal revenue
and the secretary of the treasury
Storekeepers and gaugers whose com.
pensation does not exceed 50 per day
when actually employed and whose ag-
Rrcgate compensation shall not exceed
x5nn rer annum.
Officers in charge of the bureau Of
statistics.
Not exceeding one chief clerk in each
mint or assay office, who is authorized
ov iaw 20 &C, r)r tle superintendent or
a>saycr in charge during his absence or
disability
Not exceeding one clerk 10 each army
paymaster II actual service.
Wariens. chaplains and physicians in
the United States peni,en,iaries or
prisons.
Not 10 exceed one private secretary or
confidential clerk 70 each district at
| tornev.
Exam. aers.
The assis;an, attorney genera, FOR the
pos;ofiice department
Not exceeding one private secretary
| or confidential clerk 70 the postmaster.
| ii authorized by the postmaster general.
al each postoffice where the receipts OF
the last preceding fiscal year amounted
| to as much as S310, 200.
| Not exceeding one finance clerk. II
authorized by law and regularly and
actually assigned to act as auditor at
each postotfice where the receipts for
the last preceding fiscal year amounted
to as much as $3.50, 900.
| Not exceeding one cashier or finance
clerk at each tirst-class postotfice.
| Not exceeding one clerk, who shall be
q regular physician. at each first class
postoffice, when authorized by the post
master general. to examine applicants
for sick leave. and also to act as a gen
eral utility clerk.
One special land inspector.
Special agents employed. as necessity
may arise, for protecting public lands
Inspectors or surveyors general ano
district land officers.
Superintendents Of irrigation III IN
dian service.
Superintendents Of logging IN indian
service.
Five special Indian agents.
Special agents for the allotment o.
land in severalty to the Indians.
Special commissioners to nesotlat'
with Indians.
Engineers to make surveys OF reserva
tion boundary lines and surveys at IN
dian agencies.
Examiners of Indian timber lands.
One financial clerk at each lndial
agency to act as agent during the az
sence or disability of the agent.
| All positions in Alaska school service
| Not exceeding five special pension ex
aminers to investigate fraudulent ah'
other pension claims of criminal ma
ture.
One clerk at each pension agency I
act for the agent during his absence o
disability.