The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
PROMOTIONS MADE
BY POSTMASTER
Numerous Changes Ordered in
Various Departments of the
San Francisco Office
Clerks, Carriers and Others
Who Will Get Increase in
Their Salaries

A number of promotions in the local
postofice department were yesterday
announced by Postmaster Arthur Fisk.
In connection with the promotions
Postmaster Fisk stated that he did not
consider exclusively the demerits
charged against employees in the quar-
ter ending March 81 Of this year, the
system Of efficiency records of the
postofice department having been in
operation only since the first of the
year.
In some instances the quarters de-
merits did not compare favorably with
the petty records Of the previous nine
months, and in such cases efforts were
made to reach fair and just conclusion
upon the entire records for the year
In other instances where the eff
D.. cheney records averaged favorably with
the petty records for the other nine
months the efficiency records were
adopted as the standard for the years
rating. Following are the promotions:
LIST OF PROMOTIONS
CLERKS
First TO second grade-OIe Boiling.
Aimee Burke, Mabel Berry, Orley w.
Dunham Jr-, Grace NJ Halberg- Mary
J, Joesten, James T. Lane, Alice G
Lynch. John J. Miller. Mary c. Mundt,
Margaret r. Murphy, Adelia y. Ma
donna. Joseph A Phipps. Joseph G Tit
lei. Helen e. Waters, Alice Windele-
Third 10 fourth grade-James i.
Adams. William p. Delehanty. Edward
j. Gordon. Leo J. Lanthier, James w.
o'Neil Joseph T. Roberts. Prentice NJ.
Shoaf. Glove NJ. Tore
Fourth TO fifth grade-Edwin ".
Akers, Louis de Bow. Clara T Hess
mann. William }. Hannigan. Charles
u Mackenzie. Michael o'Keeffe, John
Fifth 10 sixth grade-E. r. Brom-
ley. John J. J. coffey, Howard Dun Dun
liam Mayer, Albert y. Sears
CARRIERS
First to second grade-Charles Goss-
man. William J. Schallock, George
Claussen. John J. Shea.
Second to third grade-MaUrice Katz.
Thomas B. Vert. John S Sullivan
Third 10 fourth grade-George A.
Robrecht, Robert J. Wilson.
Fourth TO fifth grade-Austin p.
Burns. George ). Flaherty, Harry s.
Martin. William IL Quasi. Isaac Gro
Fifth to sixth grade-A E. Booth,
Charles z. Dudley, Augustus 7. Pyne,
George 6. H. Weisel. James F. Welch.
CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENTS
The following changes in assign
ments have been made. TO take effect
April ls:
tendent station A TO superintendent
station X
Frank B. McStocker, superintendent
station O 10 superintendent station A.
Arthur J. Hearst. superintendent sta
tion Z TO superintendent station O.
+. H. sullivan. clerk. Office superin-
tendent delivery, to station Z.
Alfred L. DrySQale. NIKE clerk, TO
clerk Office superintendent delivery
r L. Kielmann. clerk. distributing
department, to NIKE clerk, city di-
vision.
W W Waters. foreman. main office.
10 foreman. station X.
W r. Douglass. foreman. station A.
10 foreman. main Office. George p.
Moran. clerk. distributing department.
10 foreman. station A
H. c. J. ToOmey, clerk, from station
A 10 station X.
James J.. Harvel, clerk. ferry sta
tion. TO clerk station X.
Joseph A Burns, clerk, from station
q 10 station *.
J. y. Dunufn gan, clerk from station
. TO ferry station
James f. Adams. clerk (distributer).
from main Office TO station K.
Hastings J. Bateman, clerk. from
mailing division to city division, sta
ton X.
Harry c. OToole, from subelerk to
clerk. frst grade. mailing division
James A. " Barnes. from subclerk
10 clerk. first grade, city division.
Wilfred J. Sobey- from subclerk to
clerk, first grade. city. division.
Roland c. Stable. from subclerk to
clerk. first grade. station X.
William H Nugent. from subclerk to
clerk. first grade, city division.
William II. O'Neill, from subclerk to
clerk. first grade, city division.
Clarence H. Hurst. subclerk TO clerk,
first grade, city division.
Gladys Lamb. subclerk to clerk first
grade, Office examiner of stations.
John J.. Fitzgerald, clerk (distrib-
uter) main Office TO station *.
John +. O'Connell, subclerk to clerk,
first grade, mailing division.
Albert A. Peterson, clerk, from mail
ing TO city division.
CHANGES IN STATIONS
The following station changes have
been ordered:
Station No. "A. re-estab blished April
J. 1903, at z1O2 Nineteenth street Kath-
crime J.. Mas. clerk in charge.
station No. 10. re-established April
8. 1903. at 53S Haight street William
r. Dillon, clerk in charge.
Station No. "a, re-established April
;. 1909. at 1908 Railroad avenue. Ma
tilda Benkelmann, clerk in charge.
The postoffice at Carlsbad, San Diego
county, has been discontinued Mail
for Carlsbad viii be addressed Ocean
side in the future.
Postmaster General F. II. Hitchcock
has revoked the mail fraud order
zrainSf Leo Kaufman a. Oakland