Evening star., 1900-07-09
INTERIOR DEPXR$MESr.
Many Changes Made T. Among the
Clerks This MOnth.

Many Changes Made Among the
Clerks This Month.
The following changes have been made in
the Deparement of the Interior:
Office of the Secretary7Promotion: Miss
Marion E. Weaver of Illinois, clerk, 5000, to
81, 200; Mrs Mary Ward Shuster of Nevada,
clerk at $1,000. to $1,000. by transfer from
general land Office.
Interior office-Alvia Barbour of Missouri,
clerk, 81, 400. to $1,000: Henry B. Mattox of
Ohio, clerk, 1920, to $ls4OO; Miss Mary
$1,000; Charles G. Porterfield of Ohio, copy
ist $500. to clerk. $1,000. II
Pension office Appointments: Leo A.
Maschauer of the District Of Columbia, and
John B. Dealle of the District of Columbia,
messenger boys at $500. Reinstatements:
George A. Warren of Illinois, clerk, at
$1,000. Henry L. Mann of Maryland, copy
ist. at $500. Promotions: Clayton E. Smms
of District of Columbia, clerk, $1,000, to
$1sOO; Frank B. Butts of Michigan, clerk,
81, 400, to 81, 600: Wilmot L. Harris of New
York, clerk, $500, to special examiner,
S1,3OO; Harry W. Selah of Nebraska, Eu-
gene Rosis of Pennsylvania and Lewis W.
Boody of New York, clerks. at 81 200. to
81, 400; Henry NJ. Gunderson of Wisconsin,
Miss Hattie L. Alden. of Wisconsin, Ma
thaniel W Bridges OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
L. Webster of Massachusetts. clerks at
$1,000. to $1,000; William r. King of Mis-
sissippi, Miss Kate F. Spencer of Michigan,
Henry T. Graves of North Carolina,
Cecil Berrien of Georgia and David c.
Arnold of Tennessee, copyists, $500. to
clerks. $1,000; Fielding L. Dodson of Ohio,
assistant messenger, S720, to messenger.
messenger boy, $4O0, to assistant messen-
ger. $720; Charles w. Henderson of Dis
trict of Columbia, and Herbert W. Meyers
of Maryland messenger boys, S4OO, to as
StSfant
Pension of1ce-Resignations: Paul R. Van
Mater of New York, clerk. 81 500; George
NJ. Russell of Pennsylvania and Charles
Donnelly of Minnesota, special examiners,
$1,000: Miss Bessie F. Rockwell of Iowa
and Miss Mary A. May Of Louisiana, clerks
at S., 200.
Patent ofice-Appointments Miss jean
cite D: Chandler of the District of Column
bia, Miss Emma G. Jenkins of South Caro-
lima, Miss Annie B. Lovejoy Of the District
Of Columbia, Miss Marian Smil.. of the
District of Columbia, Miss Elizabeth Sohon
of the District of Columbia and Miss Mary
A. Welch of the District of Columbia copy
lists, St2o Transfers In grade: William
E. Megrath of Georgia, law clerk at So 800
from principal examiner, at same salary;
Charles c. S.auffer of Pennsylvania, prin-
cipal examiner at s., 500 from law clerk at
same salary. Promotions: Henry E. S aaf-
FER of Delaware. third assistant examiner,
$l.40o TO second assistant examiner 81, 600:
Henry c. Workman of Michigan, fourth
assistant examiner, 81 2GO, to third assist
ant examiner s1,4GO: Charles F. Haden of
Iowa, clerk. 81, 900. to fourth assistant ex-
aminer. 81 12O0; Miss Alice NJ. B. Simmons
of Michigan. clerk, $1.2o0 to 81, 400; Miss
Kate f. Lozier of Connecticut, Miss Ella
B. Clapp of North Carolina and Mrs. Carrie
r. Cox of Minnesota, clerks 81 600 to
$1,000; Miss Elizabeth B. Marr of the Dis
trict of Columbia, model attendant 81 900,
to clerk. $1,000; Miss Helen M Seamans
OF New York, copyist. $500, to clerk. $1,000;
Robert c. Cassell, copyist. 5000, to model
attendant, $1,000; Miss Helen V. Bauskett
of South Carolina, Miss Elsie NJ Pike of
Maine, Miss Mary c. Taylor of Missouri,
Miss Gertrude Wilmington of Michigan and
Miss. Jennie Lawson of Massachusetts,
copyists, $500, to clerks, $1,000; Guida c.
Callan Of Texas, Alvin G. Belt of the Dis
trict of Columbia and Miss Linda B. Fran
els OF New York, model attendants at $500
to copyfsts at $500; Mrs. Frances L. Car
penter of New York. Miss Laura R. Camp
bell of the District of Columbia Alexander
NJ Bum of North Carolina and Mrs. Clara
ell attendants, $500; Miss Ursula E. Hop
kins of the District of Columbia Mrs. Alice
Bain OF the District of Columbia, Miss LII
la han ,1. A. Merritt Of the District Of Column
bia, Miss Hilda NJ. Herzog of the District
of Columbia, Mrs. Gertrude L. Babcock of
the District of Columbia, Miss Clara V.
Quig of the District of Columbia, Miss V.
Belle Fisher of Ohio, Miss Anna NJ, Brown
of the District of Columbia, Eugene G.
Duffy of New York, Miss May Hines of
Virginia. Mrs. Lizzie L. Norris of Ken
lucky, Miss Dorothy Marks of Kentucky
Miss Charlotte /. Belden of Ohio and Her
bert S. Bryant of Wisconsin, copyists, 1920
to $500. Alfred T. Moore of Arkansas. mes
senger, $50. to copyist $500. Daniel Y
Wood of the District of Columbia, assistant
messenger, SI20, to messenger, $40. John
ii. Beckwith of the District of Columbia
classified laborer, $3.50, to assistant mes
senger. s72O.
Office of architect of Capitol-Elliott
Woods of Indiana, chief clerk and asss-
tant to the architect. s2.250; from clerk
81 500.
Geological survey-Resignation: Dabney c.
Harrison of Virginia, topographer. $500.
The Secretary of the Interior has ap-
pointed B. ]. McIntire of kalispell, Mont. ;
James II. McNeely of Evansville. Ind, and
Charles G. Hoyt of Beatrice. Neb, COM
nisNoners to negotiate with the Crow, Flat
head and other Indians. under the act of
June 6. 1900: salary. 50 per day and travel
ing expenses. Messrs. McNeely and Hoyt
were members of the previous commission
for similar negotiations.
MODERATE TEMPERATURE.
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