The Washington herald., 1907-06-30
BRIAN Is PROMOTED
Former Chief Clerk Becomes
Deputy Public Printer.
STILLINGS' PAY Is INCREASED
Salary Raised from S4,5OO to $500,
as Provided at Last Session of
COngress-GOes Into Effect To-
mOrrOw-Many Other Changes Or
dered Also GO Into Effect.

Capt II. T. Brian, formerly chief clerk
was yesterday appointed by Public Print.
or Sullings to the position of Deputy
Public Printer. an Office created at tbs
last session Of Congress at the request
Of AIR sullings.
The office Of chief clerk officially goes
out Of existence tomorrow, when Capt
Brian viii assume his new duties. The
old Office paid $50. and the new one
carries a salary Of $500
Capt Brian. who entered the Office in
September. 1861, held the post Of fore.
man Of printing for thirty years. and
succeeded ". Il Collins as chief clerk
upon the latter's death. The new deputy
is tauiliar With all the details OF the bis
prirtsry and Is thoroughly in accord with
the Public Printers idea Of systematic
Ing fhe Office.
Beginning tomorrow. also. Public
Printer Sullings' salary Is increased
from 1880 TO $3.50 per year, as pro.
vided by the last session Of Congress.
The chief inspector, Edward S. Moores
has his designation changed from chiet
inspector % chief inspector and purchas
ing agent" a change in title and duties
made by Congress, which heartily in
d0rsed Mr.. Sullings' creation OF this i'm
/ portant position. the salary Of which has
hitherto been paid from appropriation
for public printing and binding carried
IN the sundry civil act.
other Changes Announced.
Other changes announced BY the Publ,
/ Printer 10 take effect tomorrow are il
obedience 10 the legislation enacted a
the last session and remove a grea
many officials and employees from TIT
rolls paid from the appropriations foi
public printing and binding In the sundrl
civil act, 70 the rolls paid from the ap
/ preparations in the legislative, executive
and judicial act, which fixes the saIaric,
and number Of employees for specia
duties.
The entire list Of employees included II
/ the legislative. executive and iudlCia
act as affected by this new legislation
which becomes effective Monday. is a.
follows.
Horace NJ. Gilman. steuog-auher.
Walter T. Bennett. cashier and paymaster
Edward J, Wilver paving teller
Arthur II. johnson. messenger.
Miss Mamie A. McNamara, telephone svitchboau
operator.
Miss Dyou Pratber, second assistant telephon
switchboard operator
Edward 5 Mo1res chief inspector and PURCHASING
agent.
Frederick ". Noorcs. clerk cf class l.
William L. Post superintendent q documents
Alton p. Tisiel, principal clerk.
BENJAMIN F. Constantine foreman Of printing
Richard {. McAuley. foreman q pressw0rk
Richard b. Harlow. captain q the watch
George Wheeler and John \. Barr, hcutenants o
the watch.
Increase in Salaries,
The salaried positions hitherto carrief
in the legislative, executive, and judicfa
act for the Government Printing Omc,
amounted to a total Of 1850; under tho
legislative. executive. and judicial act for
1905 the total salaries amount to s9o7ao.
The salary Of the foreman Of binding
has been increased from $500 to $500 pet
annum.
A very popular increase is that Of the
Congressional Record clerk. Andy
Smith, well known for many years Il
every Senator and Member and the vari-
Gus officials and secretaries connected
with Congressional work, from 5000 e
$500
Changes in Watchmen's Force,
Another change made by Congress
which becomes effective tomorrow is the
reduction Of the number Of Heutenants OF
the watch force from five TO two. Hitb-
erto the Printing Office has had one can
tain Of the watch and five Heutenants
whose duties covered the three eight-hom
shifts. there being two officers on duty
with each shift.