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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-26

~ County -Manufacturers' Trust Company Plaintiff
against Gabriel VaIente. Amelia Vaene. his wife. and
others Defendants In Of judgment Of fore
closure SALE made and entered in the above
titled action bearing the Sth day Of June. 1901
In office the Clerk II the County Of
New York 10th day OF Tune. 1901. l. the under
signed the said judgment named. Will sell az
public auction New York Real Estate Salesroon
No III broadway Borough Of Manhattan the I'd day
Of July 1901 u o'clock noon OF that day. by VIM NJ
RYAN auctioneer premises described in said judgment
certain tract piece parcel Of land
erected situate. lying
in the twelfth Ward Borough Manhattan City Of New
YORK bounded and described follows Beginning a
roint on side II West One hundred and
hundred and twenyhree 1923
the Southerly said
hundred Street with Easerly
81 Eighth running thence Southerly parallel
10 said Eighth Avenue hundred 400 eleven GD
parallel said One hundred and
twenty hirty-fvs $3.50 four inches
thence parallel said Eighth Avenue
part OF through party wall hundred GOO)
feete o the Southery side
thence Westerly along
Southery side hundred twenty
thirty 1--WE $50 "a inches the point place
OF begnning said premises being In Section T. Block
1927 he Land Map
Dated New York June 10 1901.
THOMAS GILLERAN, Referee.
STEELE & OTIS Attorneys for Plaintiff, 25 Broad
Of Manhattan, New York City.
The is a of the property be sold
described number being 226
hundred and twenty-seoond Streets
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STENOGRAPHER young lady. we'll
educated. capable typewriter; moderate
salary. Address Miss l.. Box 1875 station
W Brooklyn
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TYPEWRITTNG. -- Correspondence legal
literary. medical manuscripts architects
specifications: plays: accurate work; mod
crate: home. outside; day. evening; stenog-
rapher; references Miss BERGER. IL West
64th-st
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SHIRT MAKER. -GentIemen's fine outing
shirts Yachting shirts and also night
shirts made 10 order. own goods. Mrs.
BAUER. I49 East 3lst-st.
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WORK WANTED.

GOVERNESS By Young lady. Is. educated
in Germany. speaking English, French
and German. as governess 70 children Ad-
dress Miss n BETTING. 80 summit st,
East Orange. n J.
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER.
SURE POP INSECT POWDER
is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
ROACHES WATER BUGS. BEpBUGS.
ETC ADOLPH ISAACSEN & SON. 90
FULTON-ST ". Y.
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YOUNG MAN. aged %. wholesale house or
anything where there IS chance OF ai-
vancement. furnish bond. SNYDER, 1872
Siesel- St. Brooklyn
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LADDERS q STORE FIxrURrs
J. A. wEsTON,s

j. a. WESTON'S
STORE LADDER SERVICE
Special Features. Smaller
Space. Bear More Weight. Last
More Years Than Ali Others,
The trolley guide wheels al
the top allow the ladder to be
used at any desired angle.
These ladders run on bicycle.
ball - bearing. rubber = covered
rolls that do not require any
track on the floor. Made OF
white ash. finished light.
PORTLAND LADDER CO..
rers OF all kinds OF Ladders.
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COACHNAN.-By FIRST class nan in
every respect. capable. sober honest re-
liable; married; will be fourd very willing
and obitEins unquestionab!e city and Cauu-
try written or PERSONAL references. Address
COACHMAN, care Of George VandeTlyn. IS
Main-st., Yonkers. N V
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LOST.


DISCRIMINATORY No. 3S2 $50 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having a claim 70 il IS hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days
and a new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. 9s, aga,
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
of New York. corner 4tE-ave. ana 14th-st.,
issued 70 Richard Limburger. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
If not returned TO the bank on the nth day
Of July. 1901. a duplicate will he issued.
LOST OR STOLEsN.-Bankbook No. 81 954
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
Of Sew-YOrk. corner 4th-ave. and l4th- St.
issued to Samuel Tishman. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. If
not returned to the bank on the 1lth day OF
July. 1901. n duplicate will be issued.
LOsT.-Rankbook No. 1871. 26s. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book ~ bank.
LOST or STOLEN. No 275. 2i6.
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
or New-GOrk. corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st-,
issued 20 J0Fan Motycka. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 20 the bank on the 18Th day Of
July, 1901, a duplicate viii be issued.
LOST. handbook No 2s5. 45T. Seamen's
Bank for Savings "A and rs Wall-st-,
New-York. Payment stopped and cancella-
ton applied for. Please return 70 bank
- --rrass.z
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COACHMAN. Sc-Man and wife. usef,,I
man; wife good plain cook. or can sew.
cut and MT: highest personal recommended
lions WAND. 42S Amsterdam
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YOUTH. rs. would like situation with an
artist or illustrator. :. K, Box IS. 242
Broadway
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le4th Street.

approxfmate OF the lien OF charge sat
isfy which the property is be
81 AGO. with from 2Sth day May 1901
Rether with costs and allowances amounting $353 -
with interest day June 1901
expenses Of the sale
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments. or
Their VIII allowed the purchaser
out Of purchase money paid by the Referee is
1907 % and interest
Dated New York. June %. 1901
JOHN HENRY HULL. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-26

WARREN, CATALINA SIN pursuance OF
W al order OF Hon c. Thomas a Surrogate OK
County OF New York. Notice Is hereby given to all
having claims against Catalina s. Warren
OF the County Of New York deceased to present
with vouchers thereof the subscribers
place Of rsnsactng business az the ofce of Anderson
Pendleton Anderson No. p William Street. n
Borough Manhattan City York. on or before
the eleventh OF September
RAYMOND JENKINS. CHARLES y. LOCKWOOD
Executors
p. CHAUNCEY ANDERSON. Attorney for Executors 27
William Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York civ
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

BlIlIl0ARD77IPOgIl
Tables. new. 800 upward: second hand.
SIS upward: complete. with outfit: install
ment plan II desired. BRUNSWICK
BALKE-COLLENDER CO. leth-st- and
sth-ave.
BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand. $50 up: easiest payments. MARK
BROS. % Union Square.
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WORK WAN led.

Male
DRUGS--By young man as junior clerk:
college graduate. but no board man; Ger
man-Amertcan, city preferred SALOLs 500
East 26th St
ENGINEER. Young man. "a position as
dynamo tender. oiler or boiler fireman; ,
years experience; best reference. T ]. $.
S41 UniCn-ave
ELEVATOR RUNNER. aged 20: two years
experience. in Office or apartment house.
Address ANDREW P SAQUEsS. 90 Willett-
JANITOR. Small German family wishes
one or more houses to take care Of; no
basement. FRANK GOEPFERICH. 300
East 97th-st-. first floor. west
MAN 30. at anything: factory preferred.
c. NAUS. TO4 Hermann ave, Guttenhurs.
y. j.
MAN. %. in a clerical capacity; good ref
erences: experience. WILLIAM HAbS-
KIS' 30S East 12th-st-
PIANO PoJLsHER. with Is years expert
enCe. will polish pianos FOR 50: first class
! work guaranteed. schmidt, 1,5S7 1st-aye
PRIVATE SECRETARY or CONFIDEN-
TIAL CLERK--Best city references;
stenographer and typewriter. j. P. 20l
West 91st-st.
PRIVATE: sECRETARY-B gentleman.
ism and ten years business experience;
have executive ability. tact and good per
soral address. HIGHEST REFERENCE:S
Box 20. 1,242 Broadway
PRACTICAL, PAINTER wants work. best
reference: has tools. F. 2. TUCK. 439
Railroad ave. Brooklyn.
REAL ESTATE management wanted ty
experienced responsible man. best city
references; security j. P. POI W "lst-st-
RESPECTABLE man. with horse and pzht
delivery wagon, like 10 work for business
house TELLER. 500 Hancock st. Brook
IVn-
SHIPPING and stock clerk. good packer:
10 years experience. reliable and Wiling
q work; good references 4. J. NlCHPI-
SON DOB West 11th-st
SUPERINTENDENT and manager Of
large factory wishes 10 change; can sys-
ternatize labor and reduce the cost OF pro
duCtion 70 the minimum; well educated and
80 Address SCPERINTENDENT. 1.l65
Washington Boulevard. Chicago. III.
TT7TOR.-Brigbt. ambitious. versatile young
man, experienced teacher. a traveller.
strictly temperate Of good address and
education, unincumhered. desires engage
ment as tutor in common branches and
sciences after September l. Address Box
$50. Chatham. n v
>
81. fine education. English French Ger
man; familiar all sports. HENTSC'HEL.
eS3 Myrtle ave. Brooklyn
UPHOLSTERER First class. would do
inside and outside work. city or country;
references. 307 West 39th 81.
WATERMAN. &c-By reliable man. as
wa-chman OF any place Of trust: highest
references FOR honesty and sobTiety.
WATCHMAN. ? East 5+th 81. present en-
plOyer's.
. YOUNG MAN. Is wishes position in Office
JOSEPH r. WELLE. 364 West 36th-sr.
YOUTH rs would like situation with an
artist or illustrator. :. K, Box IS. 242
Broadway
YOUNG MAN. aged %. wholesale house or
anything where there IS chance OF al
vancemenr: furnish bond. SNYDER. 1872
Siegel- Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. - reliable and trust
worthy: used % hard work Address
WILBUR & HASTINGS 40 FuIton-st-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BA17TH0l MR75W'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2l1 East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
SUMNER RESORTS SUPPLIED WITH
BEST HELP AT IRWIN'S RELIA Bill.
1ITH-ST
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
j. e j, @. WILLIAMS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 1888 West S4th
Telephone a66 Columbus RELAXING a spe-
Cialty.
HANKINSON'S
Steam Carpet Cleansing, go East l3ith-st-
Telephone .. i62 Harlem
BRONX STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
18th ~ and Marion ave--An kinds
carpet cleaned, Sc. YARD; carriage free
CAR EFUL CARPET CLEANING 60. Car
pets cleaned by steam by hand or on the
nO0r 55N Roadway i2l East 4eth-sL
coz & PEANIT Tel 1872 sth.
THE MORGAN steam carpet Cleansing
Works Broadway and Attn 81 Tel;
. l2o-3Sth We also clean blankets. ana
finish them soft and fu1y.
FREDERICK ACk F:RMAN. 1873 Wes' S&i-
ST. near SIN ave. steam carpet cleaning
and feather and hair rsuayatiug works
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GeGcbers.

nR. w G. NOVEL;. private tutor pupils homes or
II III E. s2d-st- Two pupils received family.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET

Ftf-NISHE ED HOOMs TO LET
1.-6J PARK-AVE - Large handsome
room; hall room; psrlor dining room; ref
erence. elevator; telephone
STTH- ST. 14l WEST.-Lar,ye conforrs HE
rooms. adjoining bath; small rooms.
plano; quiet street; private house
$50 WEST END-AVE.-Private American
family have handsome Furnished Ro0Tns
en- suite or singly. for quiet genteel parties :
near l0+th-st elevated station. excellent
table Board conveniently near.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-08
dents proclamation in full in this issue--See

said river to the line of 9S degrees
40 minutes west lo1gtude,.. thence
on said line Of 9S degrees 40 min
utes due north to the middle Of
the channel of the main Ca
madam river, thence down the
middle Of said main Canadian riv
er TO where II crosses the nine.
ty-eigth learidian, thence due
south to the place Of beginning.
And, whereas, in persuance OF
said act Of congress ratifying
said agreement, aIlotments of
land 10 severalty have been reg
ularly made 10 each and every
member Of said Wichita and af-
filIiated bands Of Indians, natives
and adopted, and the lands occu-
pied by religious societies or 9TH
eT organizations for religions or
ueatiOnaI work among the Indians
have been regularly allotted and
confirmed to such societies and
organizations, respectively:
And, whereas, BY an agreement
between the Comanche, Kiowa
and Apache tribes Of Indians on
the one part, and certain COM
missioners Of the United States
on the othsr part, amended and
ratified by act of congress, ap-
proved June 8, 1901 81 Stat, 672
676), the said Indian tribes, sub
ject to certain conditions which
have been duly performed, ceded,
conveyed. transferred, relinquish
ed and surrendered, forever and
absolutely, without any reserva-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-08

OF lands in severaly have been
regularly made to each member Of
said COmauce, IKiowa and Apache
tribes of Indians: the lands Oecu-
pied by religious societies or 9TH
er organizations for religious So
cietIes or other organizations for
religious or educational work
among the Indians have been reg
ularly allotted aud confirmed to
such societies and organizations,
respectively; and the secretary Of
the interior, out Of the lands ce-
ded by the sRreement last named,
has regularly selected and set
vsipe for the use Ia common for
said Comanche, Kiowa and
Apache tribes of Indians. 100000
acres Of grazing lands;
And, whereas, in the act Of con
gress ratifyIng the said Wichita
agreement il is provided
That whenever any Of the lands
acquired BY the agreement shall,
by operation Of law or prOclama-
tionof the president of theU nited
States, be open to settlement,
they shall be disposed of under
the general provisions Of the
homestead and townside laws Of
tie United States, provided that
in addition to the land office fees
prescribed by statute for such
edtries the entry man shall pay
81, 20 per acre for the land en-
tered at the time Of submitting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-08

tion whatsoever, expressed or
implied, unto the United States
of America, all their claim, title
and interest Of every kind and
character in 10 the lands embraced
in the following described tract
Of country now in the territory OF
Okalahoma, tO.Witi
Commencing at a point where
the Washita river crosses the
ninety eighth meridian west from
Greenwich; thence up the Wash
ita Eiver, in the middle of the main
channel thereof, to a point thirty
miles, by river, west Of Fort Cobb
as now established; thence due
west to the north fork of the Red
river, provided said line strikes
said river east of the One-hun-
dredth meridian west longitude;
If moi, theniOnly to the said meri-
dian line, TO the said north fork OF
Red river thence down the said
north fork, in the middle OF the
main channel thereof, from the
point where it may be first inter-
sected by the line above describ.
ed, 10 the main Red river; thence
down said River, tn the middle of
the main channel thereof, TO its
intersection with the ninety.
eigth meridian OF longitude west
from Greenwich thence north,
on said meridian line, the place OF
beginning.
And whereas, in persuance Of
said act af congress ratifying the
agreement last named. allotments
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-08
Governor Richards will be in Charge
of Application Ofices-Nine
Land Offices Receive
Applications
CADDO, COMANCHE AND KIOWA.
Lawton IN FL Reno Land Offices are Where
the Drawings will Take Place.--An
the County Seats are Located.

Washington. JEIy by the
President Of the United States Of
America-A proclamation.
Whereas, By an agreement be-
tween the Wichita and affiliated
bands Of Indians on tho one part,
and certain commissioners Of the
United States on the other part,
ratified by act of congress ap-
proved March ., 1895 )s StGt. S75
S94l, the said Indians ceded, con
Yeyed, transferred and absolutely,
without any reservation whatever,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-08

unto the United States OF Ameri.
ca, all their claim, title and in
terst Of every kind and character
in and to the lands, embraced in
The following described tract OF
country now In the territory of
Oklahoma, tO-wit:
Commencing at a point in the
middle Of the main channel OF the
Washita river, where the nine.
ty-eighth meridian Of west lon
Ritude crosses the same, thence up
the middle of the main channel OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-08

Continued on 2nd page.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26

the commission states that present in
creations are that the near future will
bring q great change in the mining indus
try. According to the chief OF the min
Ing bureau, there are now some 1900
pTcspeetors and practical miners scat
tered 1hrepgh the different islands. OF
these probably 80 per cent are Americans
They are pushing their way into the more
ihlccess.bae regions, furnishing their own
protection and doing prospecting of a
sort ana 10 an extent never before par
alleied in the history of the islands The
report .theE goes or to tell of the wealth
o. copper. coal. gold, and other minerals.
ana urges the necessity of the passage OF
mining laws for the settlement, governing
the mineral lands
The report also gives q brief history of
san Jose College. the property of which
IS worth 100000 in gold. The issue re-
sarding this institution is whether the
spanish Government IN its admitted right
10 control the management of certain
trusts property, was acting in it's secular
and civil capacity, or as mere agent of
the Catholic Church. under the comcor-
date between the Pope and the Spanish
Crown.
Numerous other phases of affairs in the
island are also treated at considerable
length in the report.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26
THE en- ATE ROUTINE.
A Eumber of Local Bills Favorabiy
Reported and Two Passed.

In the Senate yesterday. Mr. stewart.
from the Committee on the District Of Co.
lumbia. fayorahIy reported the bill to en-
able the directors Of Providence Hospital
to extend the accommodations Of that in
slttution. The bill was passed
A bill to establish lobster hatchery
in the State Of Maine vas also passed.
Mr. GallIngeF from the Committee on
the District OF Columbia, reported favor
ably bill to amend the act incorporat-
District of Commbia enabling the board
OF directors TO Ge increased from time to
time The bill Was passed
Mr.. Kenney, from the Committee on the
District of Columbia. fayorably reported
a bill fixing the assessment of water main
iaxes in the District OF Columbia
Mr.. Towne offered joint resolution
declaring the cessation of hostilities in
the Philippines 20 be in effect and making
provision for the independence of the Fill
pinos. He stated that be would speak on
the matter on Monday.
Mr. Hawley presented the conference re
port On the Army Reorganization bill
He asked that 500 copies be printed Mr.
Hale held that this was not the formal
report, but merely preliminary report.
Mr. Scott presented the credentials OF
Mr.. EIklns as Senator for a term OF six
years beginning March T. 1901.
Mr. Frye appointed Mr. Bacon to read
Washington's Farewell Address, on Feb
ruary %.
Mr.. Martin called up the bill granting
leaves of absence to employees in the navy
yards of the United States.
Mr. Hale spoke against the bill. saying
that the employees In navy yards were the
best-pald and the ieast-worked men in
Government employ. He said that he
would vote against the bill. The bill was
then passed.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative BromO Quinne Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure
L. ". Groves signature is en- each box. 25c
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26
WHO IS
Tn

WHO IS 1,sT Sa%en a, well as men .rs
10 bladder trouble. Dr. Killner's
Swamp Root tllc great Kidney
BLAME sssn.edy; .p5omFtIy cures Il
druggist n fifty cent and dol
Jar s2cs You may have u sample bottle by mali
free; also pamphlo. telling all about IL aud IL.
wonderful cuFes
Address Dr. Kilner ( Co.. pingham.on. y. Y.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26

You cannot End better beer than Hcurieh's
haerzen. Senate, or Lager. You'll agree to this
after you have ordered case. 'Phone 6si.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26
HUNT DIES sAyING GOODBYE.
Color, / Murderer Hanged While Bid
ding Farewell On the Gaiiows.

ding Farewell On the Gailows.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2@,-Eyery per-
suasion having been exercised on the Gov
ernor to commute the sentence of Archie
Hunt, the colored murderer. but without
avail. the man was hanged at Lynehburg
today When asked if he had anything to
say. he answered:
Il am about to be executed for killing
a man in self-dafeEce and that's all there
Is to it "
At this point the sound Of the women
prisoners weeping came from the nearby
cells. As Hunt heard the sobbng, he called
out.
mo use crying fer me; cry for your
selves; | am trusting in the Lord, and |
am going to heaven"
His feet were then tied together. the
rope was adjusted. and the black cap was
drawn down over mis- face. AS Sergeant
Johnson caught hold OF the bolt he said:
Good bye. Archie; I hope you will go to
heaven" and as Hunt replied Good bye,
7dr. Johnson the trap was sprung. With
in nine minutes Hunt was dead
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26

For n Cold in the Head
Laxative DIomO-Quinine Tablets.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26
CONSUMPTION

Brcnchifis. chIi.s. Coughs,
Colds. Dyspepsia OF what
ever torEi. quickly cured by
taking DUFFY'S 1ALT
WHiSkEY. A tablespoonful
in glass of water three times a
day. All druggists and grocers
Beware If limitations.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-26


The insufficient Character of t.. public
land system Trder the Spanish Govern
meni in thGse islands makes l. unneces-
sary 10 refer H. detail 20 what that sys
ten was 1t Is sufficient to say that there
were no surveys Of any importance what
ever. and that the first thing to be done
ia establ hing public land system is To
nav" lhe public lands accurately sur
Veyed. Under the subject Of civil service
IN the islands the report SAYS that II was
Impossible in applying the merit system
10 clF-4 service already formed and
carrying on a. extensive government In
ehd the terms of those at present en-
ployed and 10 require them to Sc !, their
places anow by competitive exam ion,
This would have demoralized the service
and created paralyzing confusion II was
deemed wiser to empower the Civil
Service Board, in its discretion 70 70
Quire employees in the service at tne time
of the passage of the act to take exanui-
nations, but subject to this restriction to
treat them as II they had come into the
service regularly and entitled stand
for promotion. Upon the recommendation
OF the CiHl Service Board and the Mill
tary Governor II was also provided that
soldiefs detFtied 10 perform duties in the
civil service shall stand upon the same
:. N'''hdi btd from tne army
as II they had regularly entered the ser
vice when detailed The Civil Service
Board which has been inyestigating the
personnel of the service. reports that The
soldiers who have been detailed to clerj-
cat positions have been carefully selected
from the large number available and are
on the whole. the best clerks now EN-
pioyed.
One OF the problems confronting the
com mission IS the substitution of civilians
for army officers and enlisted men now de
tailed Tor the discharge OF civil duties.
Considering the topic Of mineral wealth,