Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07
TREASURY CHANGES
OFFICIAL LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
AND PROMOTIONS.
Announcement Of Rewards for Meritor-
ious Service in the De-
partment.

The following changes In the classified
service of the Treasury Department are an
nounced: =
Appointments on certifcation by the civil
service commission:
Office of the controller of the currency
James d. Currie, Texas; $500.
Office Of the treasurer of the United
States-Thomas w. .OBrien, Pennsylvania.
500; David A. Snyder, Pennsylvania. $500;
]. Seidei Raup, Pennsylvania, $780,
Office of auditor for War Department
Walter F. Hendricks. Tennessee. $72O.
Office Of supervising architect-Charles F.
Longfellow, Missouri, $500; Delos H.
Smith, Arizona, $40.
Office of auditor for the Treasury De-
parment-Louis G. Gregory, South Caro-
lima, $500.
Office of the Secretary-Albert j. Beverly.
Texas, $40.
Reinstatements:
Office of the Secretary-Thomas J. Heirs,
Illinois, 500; Isaac ]. Weeks. Arkansas.
s72O.
Office of treasurer of the United States
Miss Cora E. Sauter District of Columbia.
500; Miss Agnes F. Leckie, Pennsylvania
$500.
partment-George S. Torrance, New york.
s72O
Appointments by transfer:
Office of the Secretary-Herman q. Wag-
Navy Department; Noah Lohr. Pennsyl-
vania, $72O, by transfer from the war De-
partment; George d. kehoe, hentuch!'
500, by transfer from the Navy DepaIt-
ment; Samuel T. Kinsell, PennsylVanla
$500, by transfer from the War Depart
ment. n
Office of auditor for the Post Office De-
partment-Ferdnand II. Huneke, CanIornI..,
no F.,
Miss Mamie w. Turk, Virginia, $oU, ny
transfer from the War Department; wilson
B. Strong Massachusetts,. S900, by TRANSFER
from the War Department. ,.oa s.a+es-
Office of treasurer of the united o tates-
Ira J. Carr, Michigan, $s4o, py 'rahsiei
from the Navy Department
Office of supervising arch1tect-Mlss Ivy e
C. BENTLEY West Virginia, S1o. py trahsiei
from the Interior Department.
Promotions.
Office of the Secretary-Joseph w. wheat
lev District of Columbia, 500 TO sl,ou'
Ralph A. Shepard, Massachusetts, sl'Wo
to 81. 200; Miss Cora E. Noyes, Dls'ric' vi
Columbia, 5000 to 81 300.
Office of the auditor for the treasury
Department-PauI Cook, Arkansas *'ooo
to 81 800. Donort-
ment-George G. i.Stroop, Texas, $'O 70
$40; Charles E. Brayton. New aork, sooo
to s72O; Miss Elizai C. Getty, California;
81 600 to 81, 200.
other departments-Harry E. Hay, Dlstrict
of columbia, 81 200 to 81 400; Miss Edith
c. Wiley, Illinois, 81 900 to $1.1Oo; j. ferrin
Wilson, Michigan, 800 to $1,000
Office of auditor for the Post once De
partment-Miss Hybert A. Cunningham
illinois, 81 200 to s1.4O0; Ralph s. Tower
Michigan, 81, 600 to $1,000; William H. SYKES
Georgia, $500 to $1,000; Van A Kahn, IN
nois s72O to $500; James L. Peatross, MIS-
souri,, $500 to s72O; George H. Tucker, New
York, 81 200 to $1,400; Mark Latham, North
Carolina, $3.50 to 500.
Office of treasurer of the United states
Miss Grace A. Arth, District of Columbia,
s72O to $500; Miss Mary Mcnamara, district
of Columbia, $500 to $120; Miss Clara N.
Fox. District of,nColumbia, 500 to $12o;
David A. Snyder Pennsylvania Sooo 10
500. r.,
Office of the supervising architeet@Ed-
ward F. Champney, New York. 900 70
80 400: James C. Plant, Minnesota, 25Oo 70
$3.50: George w. Deitrick, Virginia, s2,Oo
to 50, 400; Nelson S. Thompson. Ohio, S2'i9o
to 81. 200; Virgil L. Johnson, PennsylVahla'
81 400 to 81 900; Samuel NJ. HIT Missouri,
s., 900 to LOO.