The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
POSTAL CHANGES
ORDERED TOMORROW
Many Clerks to Be Reward
ed With Increase in
Salaries.

Postmaster General Meyer today ar
nounced he following changes in the
Postonice Department. effective July l,
1905:
The salaries Of the Second, Third. and
Fourth Assistant Postmasters General
increased from $500 TO $500 per annum,
which is the same as'the salary now
received by the First Assistant Post
master General
First Assistants Office.
Miss II. Leoncre CoIam4r. Vermont,
reinstated as a clerk at Sl,2OO per an
num-
W. b Smith, South Carolina. trans
ferred from Office Of the Auditor for
the Postoffice Department to assistant
superintendent. division of salaries and
allowances. at 5000 per annum.
Second Assistants Office.
Joseph Stewart. Missouri. superintend-
ent. division Of railway adjustments.
promoted from $3.50 TO 5000 per an
mum.
From 81 coo to S1.SOO-GeOrge 3. Clark.
District OF Columbia; John A Meyer.
Michigan: Charles z. Mower, Connecti-
cut; Salvador A DOugherty, Pennsyl-
vania-
From 81 400 TO sl,6OO-John X. Pickett.
Georgia; George r. Bandel. Maryland;
Frank A Honaday. Texas; Thomas p.
Johnson, North Carolina.
From $500 20 81, 400 Robinson 5. Wal
ter Pennsylvania. Stewart NJ. Weber,
Pennsylvania; Edward hammond, Penn
sylvania; Chase G. Cove. Nebraska.
Tennessee: William A. Hilton Utah;
Albert +. Skinner. Virginia Edward q.
Crawford District OF Columbia
From $500 10 81, ooO-l1enry j. Hayden,
vania; Edwin w. Compton. Indian Ter
ri.ory; John r. Dix. Pennsylvania;
Daniel ". Worley. Maryland
From 500 TO sS00-Thomas NJ Chunn'
John r. Haas. Pennsylvania, appoint
ed clerk at $500 by transfer from the
Railway Mail Service
Third Assistants 0hice-
Harry A strohm. Indiana. appointed
specia' agent. division o. classification,
s. go per arnum-
Everett Partridge. Nebraska. trans
ferred from assistant superintendent. d.
vision Of finance. TO special agent, d.
vision OF classification, 5000 per annulH-
Charles II. Fullaway, PennsyIN anna
promoted crom $3.50 per annuLh' 70
sistant superintendent, DIVISION VI
nance 8. 90 per annuu- .s, 90.
n. ID. I-awshe. Indiana. reiostated as
a clerk at $500 per anuu n . go,
Alfred r Wood appointed c&rk az ssYJ
Ger annum. By transfer from the fhlilp-
M Mes Edna II Tune. Virginia. ap-
nointed laborer at $3.50 per annUm, Dg
transfer from the Government Prlh'lns
'I From $3.50 10 a.soo-Jackson A Due
Alabama. -.,- -, ,,-,,-
mot New York. Harvey LoveJoy, MS
so7,ri- charles N. Davidson, New YORK
F7rom 81 200 TO s.. 4O0-William H Pear
son. Wisconsin; Fred J. Schiotteidt' Ne
braska; Miss Florence W Conger'
Michigan: Fred Barth. Kentucky MISS
Helena r. Griesheimer. Ohio.
From 81 900 TO 81 .2o0-Harry G. Purcell.
Nevy Jerscv- Carson G. Cole. Wiscou-
sim Miss Fannie z. Pettingale, New
York, Edward r. Como, Connecticut
William y. TraceweH, Kansas; Charles
L. Gable. Pennsylvania.
From 500 to S1.o00-Aiiss Otta NJ. Ross.
Ohio: Herman T WentZ. Pennsylvania;
/ Miss Elsie J. Anderson. Indian Terri
tory: Charles F. Ralph. Illinois; Martin
I r. Spencer. New Mexico
From 500 20 SI,9oo-James y. Hamil-
l ton. Colorado.
From $3.50 to s9Oo-Niss Bessie p.
Mourning Ohio.
Fourth Assistants Office.
James 2. Young. Pennsylvania.
/ Superintendent division OF dead letters,
promoted from $500 10 $3.50 per ar
/ mum
From $500 to s1.4oO-Miss Margaret A
From s1.o0O to s1.2o0-HaroId B. Hath