Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-02
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Appointments and Promotions An
nounced in That Office.

The following appointments and promo
lions are announced by the Department Of
Justice:
Michael O'Neill of Ohio, assistant attorney
and special disbursing agent, defense of
suits, Spanish treaty claims commission,
promoted from $3.50 per month to S., 100 per
annum; E G. Mills of Wisconsin, assistant
attorney, defense of suits, Spanish treaty
claims commission promoted from 81 800 to
81, 500 per annum; A. r. Thompson of Penn
sylvania, assistant attorney, defense of
suits, Spanish treaty claims commission,
promoted from $500 per month to s., 800 per
annum; Samuel H. SpoOner Of Indiana, as
sistant attorney defense Of suits, Spanish
treaty claims commission, promoted from
500 per month to $500 per annum; John
G. Halves of New York, promoted from la
borer and cOpyist at s75 per month to clerk
at 81 GOO per annum, Spanish treaty claims
commission; A. w. Lane, assistant United
States attorney, Nebraska. promoted from
500 to $1,000 per annum; Miss Anne H.
clerk, class T. to law clerk, $1,000 per an
mum; Harry s. Ridgely of District of Co
lumbia, promoted from LOGO to $1,000;
Mrs Elvira D. O'Connor of New York pro-
NOTED from 81 400 to stenographer to So
licitor general, 81 800 per annum; Miss Net
tie c. Jennings of Wisconsin, promoted from
1890 to sl.4o0; George kearney of Vir-
ginia, promoted from $1,000 to librarian at
81 600 per annum; Franklin c. Herndon of
Alabama. promoted from $3.50 to assistant
messenger at $40; James Acton of District
of Columbia. transferred from fireman to
elevator conductor at $720; Moses A. Camp
bell OF District OF Columbia. promoted
from $500 to fireman at s72O; Franklin G.
Wilson of Wisconsin, promoted from 81, 200
to 81 400, office of solicitor Department of
Commerce and Labor: Joseph G. Hedrick
of Kansas, promoted from $1,000 to 81 400,
merce and Labor; George A. Outcalt of
Oklahoma, assistant United States attorney,
Oklahoma, promoted from $1,000 to
500; Isaac 81, B. Taylor of . Oklahoma
torney, Oklahoma, $500 per annum;
James HARDWOOD Graves of Virginia. assist
ant attorney, trust bureau, promoted
from 81 500 to 1900 per annum; George A.
Crutchfield of Texas, transferred from the
pension bureau and appointed naturaliZa
tion examiner. Chicago. compensation Sc coo
per annum; Frank A. Duryea of California,
special assistant attorney. California north
ern appointed to aid in naturalization cases
for ninety days, compensation 81 800; Hugh
f. Taggart of the District Of Columbia,
clerk, office of the United States attorney,
District of Columbia, appointed for six
months. compensation 500 per month; Alex
Bruce Belaskl of Maryland, promoted from
| 81 900 to $1,000; w. Clarence Houghtelin OF
Kansas, promoted from $500 to 81. 200; Chas
Jenkins of Kentucky. promoted from $500
| TO $1,000; S. S. Ashbaugh of Kansas, ap-
| pSinled assistant attorney, office of A. u,
| vice Felix Brannigan, deceased, salary
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of Columbia, assistant attorney, promoted
| to special attorney. $1,000 per annum from
| coin A. Coles of Virginia, promoted from
81 900 TO special attorney at 5000 per an
| nun: Clark McKercher of Washington, ap-
| pointed assistant attorney, office of A. G.,
| 81 800; NJ. l.. Blake of Wyoming appointed
assistant attorney. Office of A G. 81 500;
! Mrs Ieona E kidweil of Virginia pro-
| NOTED from 81 600 to stenographer at 81 TOO
| John r Wright and T. Ransel Henault of
| the District Of Columbia promoted from
| sterographers at $40 per month 10 81 600 per
| annum; Cooley Bell of Maryland ctenog-
| rapher, promoted from SO per month to
| 81 600 per annum; Harry H. Buck Of the
| district of Columbia. stenographer pro-
| NOTED from $I5 per month to $1,000
| per annum; Wade H. Skinner of West
| Virginia stenographer promoted from
| $40 per month to so per month;
| Arthur Bollinger OF the District OF
| Columbia, stenographer, promoted from
| $50 per month to $40 per month; Sarah
| Hawkins of the District of Columbia, ap-
pointed charwoman at $40 per annum; Da-
vid d Caldwell of Illinois, appo inted special
| assistant attorney in charge of naturaliza-
ton cases Chicago, compensation 81 500
| per annum; William S. Gregg of Pennsyl-
| vania. appointed special assistant attorney
in charge of naturalization cases, Philadel-
phia, compensation 900 per annum; Mil
| ton NJ bearing of Missouri, appointed spe-
cial assistant attorney in charge of nat
uralization cases ST. Louis, compensation
81 500 per annum, Thomas A. BARLEY OF
Maryland, naturalization examiner. -.
Louis, compensation s14O0 per annum; Je-
rome c. Shear of Michigan, naturalization