The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07


ported 70 be somewhat improved. hav-
ing passed the critical stage OF the dis-
ease.
r NJ PindeIl Of the divisioa e 1p-
pointments, entertained a nS~<er OF
the clerks from the oGeA r the dis
bursting clerk ar his e0s.ssry home at
Pindell. Nd. on Sunday last
Hasty Carpenter, OF the chief clerks
Office. who has been in the West Tor
the last three months prospecting. has
returned 10 the department. having
given Cd the idea Of locating there.
j. Stewart Brand. formerly a clerk in
the traffic department Of the Southern
railway, has been appointed 10 a clerk
ship in the Bureau OF Immigration and .
Naturalization.
William Y. Levy. who for several
years has been a clerk III the Bureau OF
Immigration and Naturalization, is re-
ported as having qualified as immigrant
inspector at Ellis Island. ard assumed
his new duties on July /
Matt /. Allison has been transferred
from the Government Printing Onice.
where he was a proOfreader at s.. 465 per
anHum, TO the Bureau Of Manufactures.
where he will hold a clerical position az
$500 per annum.
( J. II. Richards. r.. who has been do
/ ing duty as a messenger in the division
/ OF printing. has been transferred 10 the
! Bureau OF Immigration and Naturaliza-
ton, and promoted 10 a clerkship.
Nachum Z Stone. tariff expert. has
been promoted from 800 70 2.s5o. and
Louis Domeratsky, clerk, from $500 20
lao, at the Bureau OF Manufactures
J. F. Carraway and Michael A Levy.
who have been employed as clerks in
the photographic Office az the Navy De
partment for several years, Eave been
/ appointed TO clerkships in the Bureau
Of Immigration and Naturalization
James P. RAIDER, OF ITI55siana, has been
( appointed carpenter and painter az $3.50.
and Ashley p. Purton. Of Kansas. aid
at $40. at the Coast and Ge~detic Sur
vey-
J. Louis BixleT has resigned as a
writer at the Coast and Geodetlc Sur
vey IN order 70 take a position as clerk
in the Bureau OF immigration and Nat
uralization.
! c. Bernard Wait has been transferred
from clerk at sL6O0 at the Civil Service
Commission to a similar position AT the
Bureau OF Labor
The recently organized division Of in
formation. Bureau OF immigration and
Naturalization. is holding forth FOR the
/ present in room T07 Willard building.
which Will be occupied until suitable
quarters can be secured.
Samuel ]. Gompers. jr.. has been .
transferred from the Government Print
ing Office as clerk at s. 400 per annum
20 the office Of the Secretary for assign
ment 70 the division Of printing. as a
proofreader at the same compensation
Samuel W. Mason. who for several
years has been a clerk in the District
building, has been appointed through
| civil service channels 70 a elerkship IN
the Bureau OF immigration and NatJ.-
ralization.
John R. Cain. assistant chemist. Du-
reau Of Standards, has been promoted
from SLIGO to Sl.600. Irwin G. Priest, OF
Ohio. has been appointed laboratory as
sistant at 1,oeo per annum-
oliver J. Sproul. of the Bureau Of
Statistics, has resigned his position as
a clerk at Sl.c00. and Allen I. Hileman.
of Illinois, has been appointed copyist
at 500 per annum-
Leroy A Freeman, Of the District
; or Columbia. and William J. West. Of
Massachusetts. have been appointed
clerks at Loco per annum at the Blu
reau Of Labor.
John s. COombs has been transferred
from the office Of the Secretary to the
Bureau OF Immigration and Naturali-
cation and promoted from skilled labor
! er at $50 to copyist at $500 per annun,.