The Washington herald., 1915-07-04
Changes in Personnel.

Inc department OF commerce yes
terday announced the following
changes in its personnel:
In the Bureau of Foreign and Do
nestle Commerce, the temporary ap.
pointment of Miss Bertha Goldberg as
expert (clerk) at 5000 has been ex-
tended. and Lew B. Clark. clerk to the
commercial attache at Lima. Peru. has
been appointed special disbursine
agent with bond at $4,000.
In the Bureau of Fisheries, George
S. Fearnow. car captain at $1,000, has
resigned. and H. B. Glencross has beer
made second officer of the steamer
Roosevelt at s95 a month.
William T. Hunter has been pro-
nationally appointed local inspector OF
hulls, at $500. at Nashville.
In the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Everett v. Staley has been probation
ally appointed as laborer at $3.50, and
the bond of $4,000 of George Hartnell
as chief of party Is to be removed I
In the Lighthouse Service. Milford
o. Tryon, assistant keeper of Calico
signed. and John n. Bennett has been
PROBATIONARY appointed. as second as
sistant keeper of New London Ledge
light station, Connecticut.
Eleven promotions, number OF
transfers, appointments, and other
changes in the Interior Department
were announced by Secretary Lane
yesterday. They are:
Probationary appointments: Miss
Sarah Zaontz, copyist at $40 year,
in the general land office; Michael
Hertz and Rollin W. Holbrook, fourth
assistant examiners in the Patent Of
flee. at $500 a year: Lockbridge
Nicely, of Kentucky, and Frank NJ.
Cooke laborers, at 1920. in the Patent
Office; Miss Lena NJ. LaBar, stenogra-
pher and typewriter. at $500, in the
Bureau of Education; William o..
Clark, assistant geologist. at $1,000:
William A. Simonds. assistant pho
tographer, at 5000. and Julian D. Sears,
geologic aide at s65 month, in the
Geological Survey.
The following temporary appoint
ments and extensions of temporary
appointments were authorized by the
Civil Service Commission; John W.
Kilgore carpenter. at 81 a day. in
the Reclamation Service: Mrs. Emma
J. Lashhorn. clerk at $500, in the In
dian Office; Raymond F. Maryman.
copyist and topographic craftsman at
SIS month, in the Geological Suvery.
Re-instatements-Al II. Shearer,
assistant messenger. at s72o. in the
Indian Office, and Miss Mary A.
Howard, clerk at $1,000 in the Patent
Office. .....
Promotions-All in the Patent Office
Charles H. Pierce and William r. Bal
lard from first assistant examiner at
s., 400 to law examiners at $3.50: John A.
and Nathan Comstock,
from second assistant examiners at $500
to first assistant examiners at p.4OO;
James w. Cliff and Clarence s. Walker.
examiners, from 200 to s., 400: Fred w.
A. Halter and Louis L. Ansart, from
third assistant examiners at $500. to
second assistant examiners at $500.
James G. Norton, fourth assistant ex-
aminer at $500. to third assistant ex-
aminer at $500: Craig v. Morton, ex-
aminer at $3.50 to $3.50: James A. Hoff-
man. from fourth assistant examiner at
81 soc. to third assistant examiner at
81 500.
Transfers-Robert H. Covington from
clerk at $500 in the Pension ONCE. to
the Fort Peck Indian Agency: Abraham
]. Max. from copyist at 500 in the PEN
sion Office. to the Bureau of Fisheries.
Department of Commerce: Roy A. Dye,
clerk at $3.50 in the Bureau of Mines,
from the customs division of the De-
Dartment Of Justice.
observation-disclosures p. Pfau, transit
nan at 800 a month in the general land
office; Francis j. Stoegerer. clerk at 500
n the Indian office: Frantz J. Tolson,
messenger boy at $40 In the Patent
Office: James n. Harce. associate ceolo- |
yist at S.62o, and Christian H. Schlaeser, |
assistant map printer at SIS a day in |
he Geological Survey: Charles Schaffner. |
md William n. Sickels, junior clerks at |
4 900 in the Reclamation Service.
The Department of Commerce yes
erday announced the following |
;hanges in its personnel:
Forest A. Harness, 5000 clerk in the ,
Bureau OF the Census. has resigned
Philip s. Donnell has ben promoted |
o assistant in the Coast and Geodetic
survey at $1,000.