Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
CLERICAL CHANGES.
Recent Appointments in the Interior
Department


The following changes have been made
IN the Department of the Interior:
Office Of the Secretary-Appointme
Horace p. DeHart of Indiana clerk. at
$1,000, for duty as confidential clerk to the
assistant secretary; Lawrence L. Dunning
of District of Columbia, watchman. at s720
Assistant attorney generals office-Ap-
polntment: Paul s. Sleman of District of CO.
lumbia, clerk. at 81 900, for duty as conf
Dental clerk to assistant attorney gem
eral.
Pension of1ce-Appontments: Harry L.
Smith of New Hampshire and Harry A.
Wilson Of New York, messenger boys at
$4OO Reinstatements: Elmer e. Helman
OF Ohio, special examiner at $1,000; Charles
Hanback, of Pennsylvania, copyist, at 500.
designations: Samuel M. Arnell, jr., OF
Tennessee special examiner. at s1.3OO; Miss
Lena Terry of Illinois and James b. Hay
den of Minnesota, clerks. at 81 300; Miss
Lottie p. Yancey of Virginia, and Arthur
Jordan of California, clerks at 81 900: An
drew G. Pollock of Virginia, copyist. at
$500.
Patent of11ce-Appointments: William I.
Wyman of Massachusetts, Arthur Wright
of Maryland and Fred M. Hopkins of Mich
igan, fourth assistant examiners, at $1.2o0;
Roy A. Holdings Virginia and Frederick
Bender of New York. messenger boys. at
$500. Promotions: Geo V. Chandler of Penn
sylvania. Edwin c. Reynolds of Maryland
and Ltndley S. Anderson of Washington,
third assistant examiners. at 81 400. to sec
ond assistant examiners, $1,60o; Jesse /.
Holliger of Indiana, Francis J. Seabolt of
Michigan, Frederick Ii. Hayn of New York,
Minott e. Porter of Ohio and William II.
Davis of New York, fourth assistant exam
iners, at $1,000, to third assistant eXamin
ers at s1,4O0. designations: Harald A.
Coombs of Illinois and Walter D. Groes-
beck of Michigan, second assistant eXamin
ers. at s1,600; George r. Baldwin of New
York and Ray S. Gehr of Ohio, third assist
ant examiners, at 81 400
General land office-Promotions: Ber-
tram M. Doyle of Kentucky. clerk at $1,000.
to 81 400; Claude NJ. Sturm of West Vir-
g.nia and Miss Fannie G. Haswel of Ohio
clerks at 81 600, to 81 200: Edgar N. Yates
of New York, Elisha B. Carrier of Califor-
MIA, James w. Harbaugh of Ohio, Don NJ
Carr of Ohio and Calder j. Wolcott of Con-
necticut, copyists at $780, to clerks at 81 ,oOO
Reinstatements: Mrs. Emma T. Morris of
Maryland, clerk at $1,000. Resignation:
Ora M. Leland of Michigan. clerk at 81 200
Bureau of neutrality-suspicious. John
j. Fosselman of Pennsylvania, copyist at
$500. Resignation: James c. Boykin of
Georgia, clerk at 81, 400.
Office of Indian affairs appointments:
Miss Barbara E. Lambdin of West Vir-
ginia, Alfred w. Cummings of Kansas and
David T. Gouchenour of Virginia, copyists
al $500. Promotions: Martin L. Bundy,
IT,, of Indiana, clerk at 1,400 to s1,600;
Frank LeFlesche of Nebraska, clerk at
81 200 to s1,400; David S. Morse of Illinois,
clerk at $1,000 to s1.200; Auguste Allaire of
Massa chusetts and John r. Venning of
Wisconsin. copyists at $500. to clerks at
81 600. Resignation T. Sewell Ball Of
Maryland. clerk at 81 600.
U. G. Myers of Eagle, Alaska, has been
lands in Eagle. Alaska. at s5 day when
employed