Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-07
Treasury Department.

Treasury Department.
Treasury Department Office of auditor for
Interior Department. one messenger at $40
Office of auditor for Post Office Depart
ment, expenses of five officers of the au-
ditor's office not below grade of fourth
class clerk. to be designated by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and commissioned by
the Postmaster General as travelling ac-
countants, to examine and report upon
post office accounts, $4,000.
Treasurers office, four messenger boys at
$500 each, 81 440
Controllers office three chiefs of division
$500 increase each, $500; increase to su-
perintendent, $500; increase to assistant
bookkeeper, $4o0; increase to two clerks,
class four, SO, 600; two clerks, class three
| additional increase SO 200; two clerks class
two, additional increase, $500; assistant
messenger, additional increase, 1920.
War Department
Office of surgeon general = Three trans
lators al 81 600 each. in place of two clerks
at $1,4O0 each, and one clerk at
$1,000; two messengers at Ss40 each, In
place of two assistant messengers at $T23
each; four charwomen at $40 each for the
Army and Medical Museum.
Captain of the watch at $500, two labor
er3 at $500 each. five charwomen 1t S240
each; for payment of exchange by special
dlSbursing agents in foreign countries $500;
submarine mine work at military posts
$4,000. Military Academy-One professor
of military hygiene, additional pay $500;
one professional instructor in gymnastics,
81, 500.
Public buildings and grounds-Three po-
licemen for Potomac Park at 500 each. two
elevator cars for State, War and Navy
building, $780,
Interior Department.
Office of Secretary-Additional clerk in
charge of documents $500; additional custo-
dian, S400 additional seven clerks and
chiefs of divisions, $3.50 each.
The Secretary of the Interior submits an
amendment to the existing statutes which in
brief says that in the absence of the dis
bursting clerk the Secretary is authorized to
detail the assistant dsbursing clerk to act
in his chiefs place, sign checks and per-
fern all other duties.
The suggested amendment is approved by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
One clerk of class four detailed from pen
sion office as confidential clerk to the as
sistant secretary, 81, 500; one clerk detailed
from reclamation service, $780, seven
clerks detailed from pension office Sc, 800,
eight clerks detailed from pension Office
$1,000; one clerk detailed from land office
$1,000. Four copyists detailed from pension
office at 5000 each; one copyist at 5000 from
reclamation service; additional telephone
operator, $500. Six messengers at $50 each
detailed from pension Office. Assistant mes
senger at $40, detailed from patent office
Three laborers at $500, two from pension
Office and one from reclama ton service Ad-
ditional electrician, $500 Additional engi-
neer, $500. For expenses of investlga ting
officers $4,000. Additional chief clerk $3.50
Additional chief of special service division,
$3.50 Two chiefs of division at 50 600 each
Increase to captain of the watch $780, In
crease of one principal examiner at 81, 800
Six additional first assistant examiners at
81 800 each. Eight additional second assist
ant examiners at $1,000 each Seven addi-
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each. Seven fourth assistant examiners at
1920 each. One additional chief of divi-
sion at $1,000 Twenty additional perman-
ent clerks at $1,000 each. Increase in cost
of publishing Patent Office Gazette, $50 600.
Increase in photo-lithographing $4,000 I'm
vestigatng public use of inventions, $500