The Washington times., 1906-10-07


third division. is i'll at his home in this
chills ard fever.
James NJ. RlssIer, Of the job room. has
started on his annual vacation.
Prof. Ben A. Lineback. popularity
known as the musical director OF the
Printery, proposes 10 reorganize the glee
club this winter
Ed A. Sullivan and J. L. Jackson.
popular employees of the job room, con-
tiuue on the sick list.
.Skimpifed" spelling is the new name
for fl in The Government Printing once.
The Cuban disturbance has made con-
sider8 BILE extra work Rush Jobs from
the War Department with orders TO
stay ON till finished. have kept some
portions Of the force working up 20 the
midnight hour.
The Civil Service Commission an
uounces an examination TO be held on
October "A for electrotype helper in the
foundry of the big print shop. The pay
is S3 Do per diem.
johnny Shaw. one Of the swift youn6
operators of the job room. has started
og q dfteeu-day vacation. He will spend
short time at his old home in Cum
berland. Md
Edwin 7, Howes, who is a banjoIst
well known in this city, has returned
10 the job division after spending a
pleasant vacation with his family in the
Green Mountain State.
Joseph f. Johnson. for many years
employed in the job room as compost
tor and machine operator. resigned his
position last week.
H. c. Town, Of the .ob room, has
been granted fifteen days leave, which
viii probably be spent In the Harpers
Ferry region
J.. J.. c. Wilson, Of the job room, has
been detained home by she serious ill
ness Of a little daughter.
Michael Harris. foreman of the gold
and stamping division Of the bindery. is
taking a vacation. Accompanied by
his wife he left yesterday for a visit TO
his old home I'm New York city.
Capt A A. Carr. watchman at the
main entrance Of the old building, is
taking six weeks leave for the purpose
of making a visit 20 his family IN Ohio.
and incidentally to vote.
George schlosser. of the watch force.
has returned TO his duties after a three
weeks Illness.
Charles S. Boswell. of the bindery. was
granted seventeen days leave Thursday.
Mrs. Maggie Talbot. of the sewing di-
vision of the bindery, has been granted
thirty days leave.
J. L. Motyka. or the bindery. has been
granted twenty-five days leave. He will
go to Chicago to vote and visit home
folks
Nellie II. Shipman. of the third divi-
sion. has returned after an extended
visit to Denver. Colorado Springs, and
other points in the West.
Richard W. BurkhaTt. of the specif-
cation division, who has been prospect
ing for a business opening for several
weeks, has located in his old home
State, Missouri. where he is understood
TO have engaged in the newspaper busi-
ness. He has resigned his position In
the office.
The death of E. r. C. Hazel at his
home in Brentwood Md. on Tuesday.
occasioned much regret to his former
associates in the office He has been
unable to work for seyeraI months. a
portion of the time being an inmate OF
the Union Printers Home Mr. Hazel
came 10 this city about ten years ago
from New York State, for the purpose
of taking a position in the printery.
Hereafter Columbia Typographical
Union viii issue a monthly bulletin for
the publication Of all official notices.
financial statements. etc.
DR. William H. Murphey, who resign
ed from the Second division last week.
will go TO Baltimore for the purpose of
practicing In a hospital previous to tax
ing up his professional work in this
city.