Evening star., 1909-07-13
THE STAR ROUTE BOYS BOUND FOR LUNA PARK

Pennsylvania, clerk immigration service,
Pittsburg. Pa. $1,000: Charles R. Terry.
jr., assistant engineer, so a month,
Richard III. Paddison, South Carolina,
bureau of navigation, New York city.
$500; Mrs. Maggie Wesley, Mississippi
charwoman, bureau of census, $40; Her
bert Smith, Kansas. immigration service,
Ell Paso, Tex. $1,000; Charles NJ. Hoff-
York city, $500: Miss Nina De Richey,
bureau Of manufactures, $500: Mrs. Mary
E. Quigley, Illinois, census bureau, $500;
jeremiah Connell New York, assistant
keeper lighthouse station, $40 a month;
George A. Dow. Va, assistant keeper
Charles J. Ruff Ohio. assistant keeper.
Toledo Harbor light, $3.50 month;
Frank c. Allen, Michigan, assistant keep
er, lighthouse station. $3.50 month;
James K. Irwin. Pennsylvania. foreman.
under direction fifth engineer, 500 a
month; Harold B. Hobbs. Washington,
assistant keeper lighthouse station, $40. 80
month; William T. Guernsey. New
York. under clerk, Ellis Island. $500: L.
G.. Gokey, Michigan. clerk, Port Huron,
sylvania. assistant engineer. s45 month.
The reinstatements are as follows:
Eugene F. Mueller. Iowa, assistant ply
sicist, bureau of standards. $1.4O0: Tom
II. Gregg, Massachusetts,, superintendent
of construction. $50 a month; Emery L.
Lasier, bureau of standards, $720; Mrs.
Nancy ]. Ayres, Colorado, census bureau,
$24O; Mrs Agnes B. Hoffman, District of
Columbia. $40.
Numerous Transfers.
In addition to the foregoing there have
also been large number Of transfers,
including the following: From the De-
partment of Justice to bureau of immi-
gration-Robert S. Coleman. Virginia, to
Uy
Weber. Illinois. to Chicago, ILL.,. s1,sO0:
Frank Shapleigh. New Hampshire, to
Boston, Mass. 81 400: Cornelius O'C
Cowley. New York to New York, So, $50;
James Farrell. Massachusetts, to Boston.
S22OO; John Speed Smith, Kentucky, to
to st. Louis, $4,000; George A Crutch-
field, Texas, to Chicago. 50 200: William
NJ. Ragsdale. Kentucky, to Pittsburg,
81. 200; jerome c. Shear. Ohio. to Phila-
delphia, 5000; Peter w. Blazer, New
Jersey. to San Francisco. 5000; Theodore
F. Schmucker, Alabama, to Denver, 81, :
300: Charles P. Muller. New York, to
New York, $1,000: Henry L.. Roethe,
Michigan. to Detroit: Oran 7. Moore,
Minneapolis. to Boston 5000; Mark j.
Maloney, Ohio, to Philadelphia all ST. 500
per annum.
Frank 8. Becker, Wisconsin, to Detroit:
H. Stanley Hinrichs, Maryland, to Den
yer: Rasmus K. Doe, Minnesota st. Paul !;
JoHcS, AIuldild, Dan FRANCISCO.
Henry B. Hazard, District of Columbia
to Seattle: Herbert G. Currie. New York,
to New York; James j. Reilly New Jer-
sey to Philadelphia; all $1,6oO per an
mum.
Samuel s. Galiher. Kansas. to Detroit:
john H. Richardson. Maine. to San Fran
cisco; Francis 8. Castyglone, New York,
to New York, Carl F. Booster, Missouri
to Chicago: all $1,000.
Augustus H. Bode. Missouri to Denver,
81 LOO; Daniel OShea, New York. to New
York, $1,000; Thomas F. Ryan, New
York, to New York, $1,000; j. A Car
field Sitter, Pennsylvania to Pittsburg
$1,000: William Il. Shockley. Georgia. to
Pittsburg, $1,000; Robert A. Scott, Utah
to ST. Louis, 81 200; Walter " Kasper
Minnesota, to st. Louis, $1,000; Harry s.
Bradley. Michigan, to Detroit, 81 200:
Raymond A. Weatherby. Pennsylvania, to
Pittsburg, 1900; Earl Stephens. Penns syl-
vania, to Chicago, $1,000; John F. Davis
ssachusetts, to Boston, $1,000; John
W. Caldwell, Washington. to Seattle.
81 200; Frederick n. Littleton. California
to San Francisco, $1,000: Thomas H
Howard. Minnesota, to ST. Paul, 81, 200:
Harry C.. Isaacson, Illinois, to Chicago.
81 600