The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-02

/. Not exceeding two private secretaries
or confidential clerks to the president.
or confidential clerks to the head of each
of the eight executive departments.
). Not exceeding one private secretary
I or confidential clerk to each of the as
sistant heads or the eight executive de-
paTtmenJs.
or confidential clerk to each of the fol-
lowing heads of bureaus appointed by the
president and confirmed by the senate in
the eight executive departments: The
commissioner of internal revenue, the
treasurer of the United States, the comp
trOlier of the currency, the comptroller
Of the treasury, the superintendent of the
coast and goCdetic survey: in the war de-
paTtment the major general commanding
the army, the adJutant general, the in
speCtOr general. the judge advocate gen
eral, the QuartermaSter general, the COM
miSsary general OF subsistence the sur
geOn general. the paymaster general the
chief of engineers, the chief or ordnance,
the chief signal officer, the chief of the
intendcnt Of public buildings ana grounds,
and in the department OF the interior, the
commissioner or the general land of1ce,
the commissioner of Indian affairs, the
commissioner of Pc tents, the commission
er of educatton,thc assistant attorney gen
eral for the interior department, the dt-
rector of the geological survey, and the
COMMISSIONS of PENSIONS.
.. Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk to each of the heads
of bureaus appointed by the president
and confirmed 10y the senate in the eight
in paragraph ". of this rule, of author
lied by law.
8. All persons appointed by the presi-
dent with confirmation by the senate.
Z. Attorneys, assistant attorneys and
special attorneys.
S. Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk to the commissioner
of labor.
. Not exceeding one private secretary
of fish and fisheries.
10. Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk to the secretary of
the Smithsonian institution.
II. Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk to each of the inter
state commerce commissioners.
u. All shipping commissioners.
13. Not exceeding one cashier in each
customs district, if authorized by the Sec
retary of the treasury.
II. Not exceeding one chief or principal
deputy or assistant collector at each Gus
toms port, and not exceeding one princi-
pal deputy collector of customs at each
SUPPORT or station.
Is. Not exceeding one deputy surveyor
OF customs at each customs port where
surveyor is authorized by law.
Il. Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk, if authorized by the
secretary of the treasury. to the collector
of each customs district where the re-
ceipts for the la preceding fiscal year
amounted to as much as S50O,000.
is. Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk, of authorized by the
secretary OF the treasury. to each of the
appraisers at the ports OF Boston, New
York and Philadelphia respectively.
19. Not exceeding one counsel before the
board OF United States general appraisers.
20. Not exceeding one paymaster in the
New York customs district.
q. All positions in Alaska in the Gus
toms and internal revenue service.
-. 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 treasury;
Provided, that no position designated as
d clerkShip under a collector of internal
revenue, appointment to which is made
by the secretary Of the treasu shall be
for the purpose of substi- |
tuting a deputy collectorship therefor
or for any purpose other than ! bona fide
reduction of force, and that before such (
shall be made. the reasons |
therefor shall be given in writing by the |
collector OF the district, and shall be ap-
proved by the commissioner of internal |
revenue and secretary Of the treasury.