The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
COX'S SAL AIRY
CUT IN HALF
Superintendent of Delivery
! Reduced to Charge Of
Station in the Mission
MANY CHANGES BY FISK
Inspector Madden Is Raised
to Important Department
in Responsible Division

Postmaster Fisk fired his bolt yesterday
and made the long expected changes for
the betterment and reform OF the postal
service" There was great hutter In the
marble-lined building, and the disappoint-
ed ones were heard to ''mutter and NUT
ter and mutter their prayers. The most
important change was the reductlon OF A
M. Cox from the post of superintendent Of
city delivery, at s27O0 per .annum, to that
Of superintendent of Station G, in the Mis-
sion district, at $500 per annum. Post
| office Inspector r. w. Madden. who un-
earthed the defalcations of Mary Louise
Bowen and c. j. Harrington in the Oak
land postoffice. was given Mr.. Cox's po-
sition as superintendent OF city delivery.
All the changes will take effect on April l.
Mr.. Fisk said that the changes had been
made for 1.-The good of the service" He
scoffed at the suggestion that his action
! had any SAVIOR Of politics whatever, but
! he did not deny or admit that he had
! acted in pursuance Of plans discussed be-
| tween himself and the Postmaster General
| at Washington, D. c., on the occasion OF
Mr.. Fisks two months visit to the ma
! ttonal capital recently.
with reference to all this talk about
! friendly relations between William +.
Herrin and Mr.. Cox" said Mr.. Fisk. IT
don't know that Mr.. Cox is even ac-
quainted with Mr.. Herrin." and the ex-
preston Of the Postmaster's face was as
innocent as a sunny day.
! Mr.. Cox declined to discuss the matter.
The following Is the list as handed
down:
r. w. Madden. transferred from dtvi-
sion of postoffice inspectors to be superin-
| tendent of delivery.
A. M. Cox, from superintendent or de-
livery to superintendent Station c.
James H. Donohoe, from superintendent
Station c to superintendent ferry station.
D. C. Smith Jr., from superintendent
ferry to superintendent Station 36.
Melville L. Friedlander, from superin-
tendent Station S6 to superintendent Sta
ton H.
Warren King, from superintendent Sta
ton H to superintendent Station A.
William N. Josephi, from superintendent
| Station A to superintendent Station 0.
Carlton w. Seeley. from money order
clerk of money order division to superin-
tendent Station F.
George H. Scheper, from money order
and register clerk at Preside to superin-
tendent at Pesidio.
Louis Miller from superintendent Sta
ton o to record clerk. city division, main
office.
| ]. Gorfnkel, from superintendent Sta
ton F to distributor, main office.
Mrs. Cornelia F. White. from registry
clerk, registry division, to money order
and registry clerk, ferry station.
Charles w. Hayden, from money order
and registry clerk, registry division, to
money order and registry clerk at Sta
tion o.
| Matte Fitzgerald, from registry clerk.
registry division, to directory clerk, main
] office.
William Mcleod. from money order
clerk. money order division, to general de-
livery clerk, city division.
Daniel B. Dwyer, from money order
clerk, money order division. to general
delivery clerk. city division.
James M. Kane. from mailing clerk to
money order and registry clerk, Station j.
! Asher Tyler from mailing clerk to
money order and registry clerk. Station F.
Arthur Attridge. from mailing clerk to
money order and registry clerk, Sta
ton e..
James R Hardenburgh. from mailing
clerk to money order and registry clerk,
Preside.
Thomas NJ welch. from distributor. city
division, to money order and registry
clerk, Station x.
| Margaret l. Bunker, from record clerk
! directory clerk), city division, to money
order clerk money order division.
M. E. eastman. from distributor. city
division, to mailing clerk. mailing divi-
| sion.
Joseph M Harvey. from general deliv-
1 cry clerk distributor to money order and
registry clerk, Station c.
]. w. Silk, from registry clerk, Station
A, to registry clerk, registry division.
Nathan Olinsky. from money order and
registry clerk. Station B, to registry clerk,
registry division.
| Mrs. Ceylon B. Kelly, from money or
/ lax. 1aI IL efaf 10
money order and registry clerk. Station B.
Leon H. Cochran, from money order and
registry clerk, Station f, to record clerk,
dead letter section.
+. Irene Pendergast, from money order
and registry clerk, Station F, to money
order clerk, money order division.
August B. Wessling. from money order
and registry clerk. Station G, to mailing
clerk, mailing division.
Joseph Gray, from money order and reg
istry clerk. Station ]. to money order and
registry clerk. Station K
Albert c.. Pait, from money order clerk
/ Station K, to money order ana registry
clerk, Station o.
Margaret C. Shepherd from money or
| der and registry clerk, Station X. to
money order and registry clerk. Station SO.
George ]. Asmussen. from money order
and registry clerk, Station o, to money
order and registry clerk. Station G.
Reinhold Kaulfuss, from money order
| and registry clerk, Station 80, TO general
| delivery clerk, city division
Fred Craumer, from record clerk. gen.
eral service division, to mailing clerk,
mailing division.
Joseph Rudee, from special delivery
clerk to mailing clerk, mailing division.
Hy C. ]. Toomey, from mailing clerk,
mailing division, to special delivery clerk.
Isaac Marks, from record clerk (dis-
tributor) TO distributor, city division.
Hester l. Tym. from record clerk to d.
rectory clerk, city division.
! Kate j. Grasses, from directory clerk to
record (time) clerk.
Evelyn Landon, from record clerk, gen.
eral delivery. to record clerk, dead letter
i section.
! Jewell Donovan, from record clerk, dead
letter section to record clerk. general de-
livery, in place of Miss Landon.
William T. Robinson. from substitute TO
mailing clerk, mailing division.
Frank f. Reilly, from substitute TO REQ
ord clerk, general service division.
Nels c.. Johnson. from substitute to
mailing clerk. mailing division.
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