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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

Miss Georgia A HUMPHREYS. Of the mis-
oeHaneops division. left last week for
her home in Warrington. Va. 10 rest and
recuperate.
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Mrs Cora L. Webster. Of section ten,
has been promoted to the miscellaneous
division
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Discussing Clerk Files Report
For Quarter With Auditor

The accounts OF the office OF the dis
bursting clerk for the department for the
quarter ended September 30. were sent
10 the Auditor fer the State AID other
departments Saturday October S, for
settlement
This is regarded as very fast work
for department having the large num-
Der OF accounts that is handled By the
Department or Commerce and Labor,
and speaks 7sall for the perfect system
OF accounting In practice in the depart
ment. as well as the efficiency OF Dis
bursting Clerk Soleau and his corps OF
capable assistants.
Roger O'DOanell, chief OF the CORE
spondence division Of the Bureau Of I'm
migration, left Friday for a two weeks
business trip % Mobile. Ala; Tampa,
Fla; New Orleans, la; Norfolk. Va,
and several other points in the South.
F. II. Lar7ed, chief clerk Of the Ru-
reau of Immigration. returned Tuesday
from Porto Rico. where ne has been for
several weeks on official business.
Mai. John II. Carson. chief o. the
Bureau Of Manufactures. has returned
u his desk. after being On vacation for
several weeks.
Herbert Knox Smith. commissioner Of
corporations, VIII return tomorrow from
a vacation trip TO points in the West
Harrison Nes5it. chief clerk in the Of
zee Of the solicitor, made a CUR ning
trip through the marshes Of Virsinia
st week
II. A. Wnlsop, who was appointed to
a position in the Office OF the disburs-
ing clerk Of the department by transfer
from the office Of the Secretary OF the
Interior hos assumed his new cdties.
l. S. Smith, Of the CHIEF clerks Office.
who was among the number detailed TO
the ce.-Sas Bureau 10 assist with the
work on the oklahoma census. returned
70 his desk Friday.
Raymond Crist, Of the division Of
naturalization. who has been iii Ar his
home for the last two weeks. suaerin,
from nervousness. is much improved
this week.
Or. George c. Havenner. chief Of thu
pruning division, spent several DAYS at
us home in Anacestia last week. TO rest
D. T. Miller. OF the Bureau of Inui
grafton has returned TO his desk. after
spending month at his old home in
Pennsylvania
Ronre C. shelse Of the appointmer,
ui'isioil' has returned to duty after 4
two weeks vacation.
Or Games q. Dickinson. OF the an
pointment divis on, was or leave ~ -,
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Mss Elizabeth Hamilton, OF section
-FOUR, was on vacation last week.
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Miss Fannie Hoppe. OF section eight.
was on vacation last week. and paid
visit 10 her home IN Maryland.
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Robert c. Wilson. Of the proof divi-
sioa. has returned from his vacation
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Mrs. Naomi T Hagarman, Of the
packing division, IS speBIing q week AT
lle Jamestown Exoosition.
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Cornelius Collins. assistant chief of
the printing division. has been on the
sick list for a week
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Miss Laura G. Collins, OF the number
Ing division, left last week for New
York city. She VIII spend several days
at COney Island before returning to
Washington.
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Jerome H. Hennessey. chief roller
maker. is spending his vacation at his
old home in Boston
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George ". IIarsch, Of the disburslng
Office. has returned from a trip TO the
jamestown Exposition, Richmond. Va.
and several other places in that section
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William G.. Mckinney. chief OF the
printing division, is on two weeks
vacation trip through New York State
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Miss Hattie E. Boss. Of section seven,
VIII resign her position this week and
90 West for about a year. She win
divide the time between Kansas City and
Leavenworth. Kan.
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sonce for several days last week 70 act
as guide and escort IN showing the
sights Of the city TO his cousin. Miss
Dickinson. Of Ohio. who is in Washing
ION To- a visit.
George W. IIarsch, Of the disbursing
Office. has returned from a trip TO the
jamestown Exposition, Richmond. Va.
and several other places in that section
Elmer E. Haas. Of the Bureau of I'm
migration. will return &c his desk to
morrow from his annual vacation, which
he spent in Pennsylvania with friends
lanes 4. steele, CT the appointment
division. who has been serving tenl-
porary detail to the Steamboat InsDec-
ucn Service, has returned 10 his deSE
in the appointment division
John r. Smith. Of the watch force, is
on vacation for month
". B. Johnson, Of the watch force,
has returned after being on vacation
for three weeks.
John P. Simmons. laboratory assist
of Standards, has resigned his position
Walter d. Lambert has resigned his
uozltion as conputer at S.O0O per annun
in the Coast ana Geodeue Survey.
c. Louis Allen. Of South Dakota. has
been reinstated as clerk at $500 per
annum in the office Of the lighthouse
board.
- r,--.f-... . xFv,cI, ~. vfo-,
has been appointed coDyist at $500 per
annum in the Bureau of Corporations.
George w. Vinal. Laboratory assistant
at $500 per annum at the Bureau or
Standards. has resigned his position
John NJ. Miller. Of Connecticut. has
been appointed laboratory assistant at
s. 20O per arnum in the Bureau OF stand
ards George Z. Post. of New Jersey.
has been appointed TO similar poslton
at 1900 per annum-
William c. FeweIl. of Virginia. has
been appointed elevator boy at $3.50 per
annum at tho Bureau Of Standards,
and Kenneth Camp. OF pennsylvania,
has been appointed messenger boy at
the same salary.
N'aIam b Cade Of Ohio. has
been appointed fireman at sou per an
mum, Office of the Secretary
At the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Arthur CrOwell has been promoted from
aid at S1.1O0 per aunum, TO assistant at
8. 900: Samuel " Fry, aid. from $500 TO
81 100 and Ashley 3. Purton, aid, from
$40 to 500 per annun-
walter c. Bishop. Of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed aid at S720 per an
mum at the Bureau of Standards.
|
james O. Hoppe. Of Washington, who
Is an inspector in the immigrant sery-
ice. has been promoted from 81 800 to
81 800 per annum.
James A Harvin has been transferred
from the position OF customs inspector
at "a per day under the Treasury De-
pastment. To a position as IMMIGRANT
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Miss Alice Nipple. the messenger III
section six. has gone 10 her home a.
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Mrs. Anna B. Burger, wife Of ] G
Burger. OF the electrical division. died
at the family residence, 1908 First street
northwest on Monday, in the thirty
third year of her age.
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Chester 2. Peake. Of the printing divi-
sion. is on leave OF absence for three
weeks.
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DR.. W. d. Bigelow. chief OF the food
division of the Bureau OF Chemistry,
will return TO his desk tomorrow after
an absence in California for about two
months. where he has been superintend-
ing experiments in the sulphurinS OF
food.
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Mrs. May B. Jordan. of the binderv
has returned from Luray. Va, where
she spent her annual vacation.
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Ferdinand D. Dawson, OF Washington
has been appointed copyist at $500 per
annlrn in the Bureau of Corporations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

Edward L. Ransdell, of The folding
and packing division. is on vacation for
one month.
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l8Bureau Of Engraving andaB
EssJPrintin8

Potomac, Nd. for a three weeks va
cnton rest and visit with relatives and
friends.
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Elmer E. Haas. OF the Bureau Of I'm
migration. will return &c his desk to-
morrow from his annual vacation, which
he spent in Pennsylvania with friends
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

lanes a. Steele, CT the appointment
division. who has been serving tenl-
Dorar, detail to the Steamboat Inspec-
rion Service, has returned 10 his deSk
in the appointment division
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Miss Margaret Mcnamara. OF the
hinde-y' has returned fIom a t7xo-veek
vacation trip 10 New YORK.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

Irving Pugh, appointment clerk in the
Bureau OF Animal Industry. has re-
turned from his Old home in Chic go.
where he spent his vacation on a visit
TO relatives and friends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

c. Louis Allen. Of South Dakota, has
been reinstated as clerk at H.z0 per
annum in the office of the lighthouse
board
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John r. Smith. Of the watch force, is
on vacation for q month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

Marcus Block. OF the folding and pack
Ing division. has returned from Atia.l-
tic city, where ne spent two weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

". 3. Johnson, Of the watch force
has returned after being on vacation
for three weeks.
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Miss Lucille E. Smith, of the binderv
has returned from a pleasant two-week
vacation spent at Luray. Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

John P. Simmons. laboratory assist
ant. at S1eoO per annum al the Bureau
of Standards, mas resigned his position
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

Dan w. Beach. clerk and timekeeper
In the foundry division, is again at his
desk after his recent illness
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

George w Vinal. Laboratory assistant
at 81 200 per annum at the Bureau OF
Standards, has resigned his position.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

George ". Haryel. Of the fifth divi-
sion. has returned from New York.
where he was on vacation for Two
weeks.
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Horatio w. Stevens. engineer. has "a
turned 20 duty after spending thirty
days with relatives and friends at his
old home in M;,ine.
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Andrew Bergeson. of the binderv. is
on leave Of absence for ten days. He
will make trip TO the jamestown Tx
position.
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Benjamin r. Harrison of the fifth d.
vision. has been promoted from COM
position to proofreadeF.
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Walter y. Lambert has resigned MS
portion as computer at 5000 per annum
In The Coast and Geodeuc Survey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

George w Graham. imposer in the
nth division. has been transferred 10
the proof division as a copyholder.
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C--AOil rest anu VISIT Win relatives and
friends.
Herman = Osterman, CT section seven,
has been at home for a week with a.
disabled hand.
Miss IDA NJ FallOn, Of section three,
left last week Oh the steamer Baltic
the one that brought the cargo OF Loo
marrtageable .OuEg women to America
for an extensive trip abroad. She viii
stop at London, Paris, Bradford. and
Keighiy, where she Will pay a visit 10
relatives and friends.
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John NJ. Miller. Of Connecticut. has
been appointed laboratory assistant at
s. 20O per apnum in the Bureau OF stand
ards George Z. Post, of New Jersey.
has been appointed to a similar position
at 81 900 per annum-
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c. o. buckingham. OF the foundry. has
been taking a few days OF his annual
vacation
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Joseph S. Cornish. Of the supply d.
vision, and Miss Grace L. Du Bant. who
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Jonn Dice, Of the folding and packing
.iVision. has returned 70 duty after sew
eral days at the jamestown Exposition.
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james 0. Hoppe, Of washington. who
Is an inspector in the immigrant sery-
ice. has been promoted from 81 800 to
81 800 per annum.
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walter C. Bishop, Of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed aid at S720 per an
mum at the Bureau of Standards
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William A. Smith. Of the foundry di-
vision, has returned from his vacation
While away he attended the Grand
Army encampment at Saratoga Springs
and visited New York city.
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At the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Arthur Crowell has been promoted from
aid at S11O0 per annum. 10 assistant al
81 200. Samuel ". Fry, aid, from 500 &c
81 100, and Ashley 3. Purton, aid, from
$40 to 500 per annum-
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William C FeweH. OF Virginia. has
been appointed elevator boy at $3.50 per
annum at tho Bureau Of Standards,
and Kenneth Camp. of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed messenger boy at
the same salary.
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Mark Barnum, who has held posi-
ton as foundry makeup in the lob dI.
vision for number OF years, has been
promoted TO clerkship in the Jacket
room.
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T. c. Trescot, chief OF the nitrogen
laboratory. Bureau Of Chemistry, leaves
tomorrow for his annual vacation
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| inspector under the Department Of Com
merce and Labor at $40 per annu,n.
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Jerome s. Randall, of the bindery, has
been granted leave Of absence for thirty
days. He will make a trip to several
points in the West
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Daniel J. McCarty, OF the fifth divi-
sion. has been promoted from compost
tor 10 Droofreader.
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James A Harvin has been transferred
from the position OF customs inspector
at "a per day under the Treasury De-
pastment. To a position as IMMIGRANT
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scott X Young. Of the nth division.
IS en- vacation for two weeks He VIII
V'aft the jamestown Exposition and At
lanJS City.
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v'iiYarn 3. Cade. Of Ohio has
been appointed fireman mt ss66 per an
mum. office Of the Secretary
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I,lmer z. Shot OF the fifth division.
annual leave.
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At the last regular meeting of Govern
ment Printing Once Council. No III
National Union. the Rev. Charles Alvin
Smith gave an interesting talk on fra
ternal matters. Presentations OF Jewels
were made TO Charles T Hendler and
Joseph f. Cotton, ex-presidents of the
council. by John d Biddis. vice presi-
dent of the cabinet and Frank F. Fer
guson. president of Potomac Council,
No. 2Os.
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or. Games Dickinson, OF the an
pointment divis on, was on leave of alb
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turned from his Old home In Chic 20.
where he spent his vacation on a visit
to relatives and friends.
Otis II Gates. Of the office Of the
solicitor. has returned from 4 pleasant
fifteen days stay at Atlantic CITY.
Hugh II. Fagan. OF the office Of the
solicitor. is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City.
Victor H sehorn. OF the Bureau of
Animal Industry. has returned from q
trip 10 the West. including Preston
Iowa. and other points in that section.
Miss Elsie Lower. OF the division of
pomolosy. has returned from ocean CITY.
Nd, where she spent her vacation.
Miss Carrie Harrison. botanist. Bureau
Of Plant Industry. viii seu this week
for trip abroad. with Italy as tho
objective point She will be accom-
panied by Miss Hill, OF Georgia.
G. A Harlow. of the office Of experj-
ment stations. has returned from a va
cation trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs c. E. Johnston. chief clerk OF the
office OF experiment stations has re-
TUNED from Atlantic City. where she
spent her vacation.
Miss Edith Emerson. o. the office of
experiment stations, has returned from
her vacation. which was spent ut Casa
nova, Va.
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an absence In California for about two
months. where he has been superintend-
ing experiments in the sulphurins OF
food.
T. c. Trescot, chief OF the nitrogen
laboratory. Bureau Of Chemistry, leaves
tomorrow for his annual vacation
Miss Helen VI. Kline, of the Bureau
or Chemistry. is on annual vacation
Miss Myrtle J. Wood. stenographer to
the board of food and drug inspection,
Bureau OF Chemistry, IS spending her
vacation at Atlantic City.
Frederick w. smither. of the Bureau
az Chemistry. has been granted leave
or absence until October 26.
Irving Frickey. OF the CHEF clerks Of
Zee. has returned from his vacation.
which was spent at his old home at
Johnstown. n. Y, and Atlantic City.
Assistant Secretary. has returned to his
desk after an absence Of several days
caused by the death OF his father.
Miss Flora Byrd Milligan. Of the bio
logical survey. has returned from
pleasant three-week vacation, which was
spent az Asbury Park and Harpers
Very, ". Va.
DR.. Morris Wooden. inspector IN the
SurN@u OF Animal Industry, is makias
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Ronre c Shelse, Of the appointment
diVisioh' has returned to duty after =,
two weeks vacation.
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Patrick Reilly, CT the pamphlet bind
ing division. has returned from a vaca-
ton trip of thirty days. having visited
Niagara Falls and Canada.
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Miss Helen VI. Kline. of the Bureau
OF Chemistry, is on annual vacation
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The six months temporary appoint
ment of Miss Fannie NJ. O'Rourke. who
fas been employed IT. the office of the
superintendent of documents, expired
last week. Miss O'Rorrlxe had charge Of
The office library. and made many
friends while there.
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Frederick w. Smither. Of the Bureau
az Chemistry. has been granted leave
or absence until october 26.
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Otis H. Gates. Of the office Of the
solicitor, has returned from 4 pleasant
htteen days stay at Atlantic CITY.
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William Z. LoreHtz, OF The folding and
packing division, has returned to duty
after spending two weeks at the James
town Exposition
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William Avis. Of the watch force. has
returned TO duty. after being on vaca-
ZION for fifteen days. Accompanied by
his wife. he srent the time at the sea-
shore. and with relatives and friends at
Camden, n. J.
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Nelson Meyer, Of the defunct second
division, who filed the position Of time
keeper in the first division during the
absence of Time1eeper Charles Leeds.
will be substitute Tor other officials
while they are on leave.
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Thomas Birney. of the pamphlet bind
ing division. who has been on the sicl;
list for about three weeks, has returned
70 duty.
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Miss Blanche L. Van Deventer. Of the
bindery. has returned TO duty after hav-
ing been i'll for ten days.
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Ms making trip to points In the East
fer two weeks.
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Z. a. Reynolds. OF the Office OF the
Assistant Secretary. has returned to his
desk after an absence Of several days
caused by the death OF his father.
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Charles w. Otis. of the editorial di-
vision. office OF the superintendent OF
documents. accompanied by his wife, is
at his farm rear Albany, ". Y.
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Superintendent Of the Supply Division
Harry f. Ashton. his wife. and their
Hazel. have returned from
the suburbs, after spending the summer
there. and have taken their apartments
AZ The New York
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Charles Richter. Of the press division
Is spending mis- annual vacation at his
old home il Maryland.
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II. A Wilson, who vas appointed to
position In the Office OF the disburs-
Ing clerk OF the department by transfer
from the office Of the Secretary OF the
Interior hos assumed his new cdtieg.
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ton along Aqua creek. Va, where he
expects to bag large variety OF game.
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Hugh II. Fagan OF the office Of the
solicitor. is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-08
Formerly Made no Difference.

Under the old plan it made no difference to Ensley whether the separate districts took the school census accurately, and at the legal time or not, but under the new plan the whole county Is deeply in
 terested in a full and accurate counting of all the children in every district in the county Our county is now paying more than $2 for every $1 that comes to it's children through a state system ot taxing for schools. We have just suffered an increase in our taxable values of more than $l3,000,0O0 in this county without a corresponding increase in the number of our educable children Some of the sep arate districts in this country, that un- der the law had a right to take the school census this year failed to do so, and as a result of this negligence thousands of dollars that should be available for the education of the boys and girls of Jef
 ferson will go into the coffers of other counties. The loss of this fund that justly belongs to Jefferson county must be made up by tuition fees and increased license. If the poor people who have to pay tui- ton and the business men who have to pay licenses would take this matter up through their organizations I believe the state fund for Jefferson county could easily be increased by 40 or 50 per cent.