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Volume One
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PRESIDENTIAL

Executive Orders

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INTRODUCTION

THE Presidential Executive Order in the last fifty years has become a
governmental instrument of broad and increasing importance, a fact made
particularly obvious since 1933. In use from the earliest days of the
Republic, the Executive Order was at first employed mainly for the dis-
position of the public domain, for the withdrawal of lands for Indian,
military, naval, and lighthouse reservations or other similar public pur-
poses. Later it was much used for the creation, alteration, or disposition
of forest, oil, gas and coal reserves, and for the withdrawal of public lands
from sale or entry for purposes of accurate classification. It was also used
to establish, transfer, and abolish land offices and land districts, supple-
menting acts of Congress. It became an essential instrument in the evolu-
tion of the civil service, blanketing into the classified service additional
positions as authorized by law, promulgating rules for the service, and
making plentiful individual exceptions and exemptions from those rules,
both with and without the approval of the Civil Service Commission. It
was used to effect various regulations applying to governmental employees
outside as well as inside the growing classified service. It established days
of mourning for the death of famous citizens. It extended Indian trust
period allotments. It was employed to give public notice of changes of
general interest in the regulations governing the consular and diplomatic
services. Actual allocations of government funds were made, beginning
with the blanket allotments for expenditures in the possessions newly
acquired from Spain at the beginning of the century. Customs districts
and offices were set up or altered by Executive Order. Regulations for the
early government of the Canal Zone were established. Army regulations
on punishments, both in peace and war, and on allowances for subsistence
and housing, were set forth by the President through this vehicle.

During World War I, the use of the Executive Order was widened as
executive authority and power increased and its scope was again greatly
broadened. Important agencies such as the Food Administration, the
Grain Corporation, the War Trade Board, and the Committee on Public
Information were set up by Executive Order. Presidential powers, vastly
increased in wartime, were specifically delegated to subordinate officers by
Presidential Order. Defense appropriations were allocated. Defensive
sea areas were established. Censorship of the foreign language press was
delegated to the Postmaster-General. Rules were established governing
the behavior of enemy aliens. The interned ships of enemy powers were
assigned for use. Sale of property in the hands of the Alien Property
Custodian was regulated. Rules for wartime radio broadcasting were estab-
lished. Bullion exports were regulated, and the non-combatant duties of
conscientious objectors to military service were detailed.

During the New Deal, the Executive Order was to see even wider and
more vital usage, both in the administration of the recovery and reform
programs and in the evolution of the defense and war projects. Agen-
cies such as the National Labor Board and the War Labor Board were
created by Executive Order. The reorganization of the Executive depart-
ments and independent offices under the act of March 3, 1933, 1 was effected
147 8tat. L. 1517.

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by Order. Relief funds were allocated to specific agencies, NRA codes
were approved, and part of the machinery for farm loans and the estab-
lishment of the AAA were set up by Presidential Order. The export of
bullion was embargoed. The bank holiday was ended, the Civil Service
greatly extended, and the conservation program expanded by Executive
Order.

Different Types of Presidential Orders

The President may issue orders in any one of three roles : as the civil
Executive carrying out specific authorizations of the Congress; as the
administrative head of the Executive branch of the government; or, as
Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy. These different types of
Presidential Orders today are known as "Executive," " Administrative/ '
and "Military" Orders, respectively. However, prior to the Roosevelt
administrations no distinction was made between the first two, and many
"Executive" orders of earlier date have been of an administrative nature.
He may also issue "Presidential Regulations." These are Executive Or-
ders, but were not so headed through the inadvertence of the person who
drafted the Order, or of the Bureau of the Budget and the Department of
Justice which today must pass on every Order prior to its submittal to
the President. The List and Index do not include Military Orders,
which are issued under a different authority and for very different pur-
poses, or the Orders which have never been officially numbered, or the recent
categories of Administrative Orders or Presidential Regulations. All are
listed in the supplementary List and Index of Presidential Executive
Orders: Unnumbered Series published by the Survey in New Jersey.

The President may also order one of his Cabinet to issue an Order in
his name, or upon his direction. Such Orders, signed by officials other
than the President, are included in this list only where they have received
numbers. They are footnoted with the exact signature of the signer and
his title as given on the Order.

The President also very frequently sends letters or memoranda to his
subordinates, directing them to do some particular thing, or clothing them
with some particular power. These technically may be called "Presiden-
tial Letters" and as such are omitted from this compilation, except for a
very few early letters which have the applicability and general interest
of later Orders, and which have been included by Government officials
in the numbered series.

Varieties of the Executive Order

As anyone who is acquainted with the earlier Executive Orders knows,
no uniformity of form or style was established prior to 1873, when, in the
second administration of President Grant, the present form of the Order
became relatively well stabilized.

This variety of form creates the problem, particularly acute in the
earlier years, of just what is and what is not to be classified correctly as
an Executive Order. Where today the President would issue a formal and
detailed Order based on a draft prepared for his signature by a Cabinet
officer, many of his predecessors merely inscribed the word "Approved"
at the bottom of a Cabinet member's recommendation. At other times, the
President would write "Let it be done," or "I approve the accompanying

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recommendation, and order that it be effected." Such Orders are indi-
cated by an abstract of the recommendation on which the President acts,
enclosed in brackets, and followed by the word " approved.' '

Some orders were signed at the President's direction by his secre-
tary, such orders being incorporated in the numbered series as late as
1899. 2 Some were signed, also at the direction of the President, or in the
absence of the President, by the Secretary of State. 8 In fact seven of the
first thirty-three Orders of the numbered series (E. O.s 1 to 28-1 inclusive)
were signed by the latter official. Recently the Federal Register has at
least momentarily reverted to earlier practice and thereby has revived
problems thought dead for fifty years, by publishing in the numbered
series occasional Orders of the departmental heads * which have the same
effect in the same fields as earlier Presidential Orders.

Availability op the Executive Orders

Some compilations of Orders have been published on such special sub-
jects as Indian Reservations, the Panama Canal, the PWA, Veterans'
Regulations, etc. Many Civil Service Orders appear both in the Annual

Report of the Civil Service Commission (Washington, 1883- ), and

in the compilation known as Civil Service Acts, Rules, Regulations, etc.
(Washington, 1883-1937), though in both compilations many Orders are
given only by abstracts of the original. Other Orders appear in the
United States Code (Washington, 1935, with supps.), the Canal Record*
(Mount Hope, C. Z., 1907-1928), the Handbook of N.R.A. (Washington
and New York, 1934), the Codes of Fair Competition (Washington, 1933-
1935), the Report of the Alien Property Custodian (Washington, 1918),
Emergency Legislation Passed Prior to December 1917 (Washington,
1919) and Immigration Laws and Regulations (Washington, 1939, with
annual supplements since). Still other sources are listed below pp. 6-8.

The recent Code of Federal Regulations of the United States contains
a listing of all Orders cited anywhere in the Code, arranged both by Code
title, i.e. subject, and by number. But since the Code contains only Or-
ders of current applicability and general interest, obviously a great many
Orders are not there listed. Since its inception in 1895 under the General
Printing Act of that year, 5 the Documentary Catalog has listed every Exec-
utive Order printed in slip form by the Government Printing Office,
whether included in the numbered series or not. From 1925 to 1936, these
slip copies of Orders were made available in a small number of depository
libraries throughout the country.

The Federal Register Act of June 26, 1935,* provided for the trans-
mission to a new Division of the Federal Register in the National Archives
of three copies of certain types of public documents, including Executive
Orders, prior to Presidential signature. This Division was charged with
keeping the original when signed, and with transmitting one copy to the
Government Printing Office for publication in the new Federal Register,
the first copy of which appeared March 14, 1936.

According to this act, there were to be printed in the Federal Register

*E. 0.8 112 and 113.

s As E. O. 2.

*As E. 0.8 7757, 7758, et aL

' 28 Stat. L. 610.

• 49 Stat. L. 500.

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"(1) all Presidential proclamations and Executive Orders, except such
as have no general applicability and legal effect or are effective only against
Federal agencies or persons in their capacity as officers, agents or em-
ployees thereof; (2) such documents or classes of documents as the Presi-
dent shall determine from time to time have general applicability and
legal effect, and (3) such documents or classes of documents as may be
required so as to be published by Act of Congress." 4 This naturally
greatly increased the availability of many of the Orders for the period
since 1936, but the restrictions as to "general applicability and legal
effect' ' substantially limits the number of Orders appearing in the Reg-
ister. A large number of Orders still are published only in slip form,
though every Order must today pass through the Division of the Federal
Register, where it receives a number, whether subsequently published in
the Register or not.

A full file of the Orders of the numbered series is maintained in the
State Department Records, National Archives, while current Orders are
filed in the Division of the Federal Register. There is also a complete file
of those Orders in the Law Library of Columbia University.

As will immediately be seen, all the above sources represent only par-
tial approaches to the total mass and subject matter of the Executive
Orders. Of the great bulk of the material in these Orders there is today
no other full list, no other detailed index.

The Numbered and the Unnumbered Order

No distinction can be made between the numbered and the unnum-
bered Order on the basis of subject matter, general applicability, public
interest, or legal effect. The sole difference is an arbitrary one based
entirely on whether the given Order does or does not bear a number.

This numbering was begun by the Department of State in 1907, at
which time all of the relatively few Orders then on file in that Depart-
ment were arranged chronologically and given a number, as was every
Order subsequently filed. These numbers are recorded in the Documentary
Catalog from 1907 on (60th Congress ff). Back Orders later added to
this file were given " in-between' * numbers. 1

But still many Orders did not make their way into the files of the
State Department, and so did not receive numbers. President Hoover
made a fairly successful attempt to end this situation and to regularize
the preparation and handling of these documents by Executive Order
5220* of November 8, 1929, in which he outlined a procedure by which
drafts of both proclamations and Orders were to be sent in triplicate to
the White House via the State Department, each draft bearing a suitable
title, and conforming both to the latest decisions of the United States
Geographic Board on the spelling of geographical terms, and to the Style
Manual of the Government Printing Office on orthography and punctua-
tion. The State Department was to keep one copy of the draft Order and

t Distinguished by the "-A," "%," "-1," etc., following the number.

• President Harding had made an earlier attempt to achieve conformity by Execu-
tive Order 3577 in which he fixed the form of the recital immediately preceding the
President's signature on proclamations, commissions and other formal documents, and
authorized the Secretary of State to supplement it with suggestions for general uni-
formity in Proclamations and Executive Orders.

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the signed original. This Order (5220) was slightly modified by Execu-
tive Orders 5658 of June 24, 1931, and 6427 of August 10, 1933. Orders
approving NRA codes of fair competition were specifically excepted from
this procedure by Executive Order 6497 of December 15, 1933. Present
procedure is regulated by Executive Order 7298 of February 18, 1936. 9

The volume of unnumbered Orders was substantially reduced by the
numbering system inaugurated in 1907. The procedural Orders since
November 8, 1929, have practically eliminated the unnumbered Order.

Some eighty-six hundred Executive Orders found a place in the num-
bered series up to January 1, 1939. The importance of the data embodied,
and the actions taken in these Orders has made this volume seem an addi-
tion worth making to the existing tools for the study of American history,
law and government. To this material the List is the calendar or chrono-
logical key, the Index the topical key.

The thanks of the editors are extended to Columbia University, which,
through its Department of History and its library staff, particularly Dr.
C. C. Williamson, Miles O. Price and Dorothy M. Peake, has contributed so
much to the present volume. The staff of the National Archives has gen-
erously aided the editors in answering many of the questions of incorrect
dating and other problem entries which occur in the available printed
Orders. To Dr. Philip Hamer is due our special thanks. To him goes
credit for eliminating a considerable number of possible errors. To us
belongs the blame for any which may remain.

The editors wish to express their gratitude to Dr. Luther H. Evans
and Sargent B. Child, former national directors of the Survey, to J. L.
Ginniff, Audrey MacMahon, and Dr. George C. Groce of the New York
City WPA, for their personal interest and attention which were of appre-
ciable aid to the production of this volume; and to Helen Calhoun, Eva
Flint, Elizabeth Hollos, Sally Cathrell, Ethel Pitney, and Virgil Regal-
buto, members of the compiling staff, without whose understanding help
the task would have been much greater than it proved to be.

Clifford L. Lord.
Cooperstown, N. Y.
December 1, 1942.

• 1 Fed. Beg. 2284.

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THE LIST

A CAREFUL check was made of the files of Executive Orders in the
Division of the Federal Register in the fall of 1938, and every Order at
that time included in the numbered series has been here listed. The List
is based upon this source. The full text of each Order has been used as
the basis of each abstract.

The effect or extent of amendments in the various series of regulations
is given in the entries in the List where stated in the Order, or where obvi-
ous from the text, except for occasional Civil Service Orders, or Orders
amending the Consular Regulations or the Instruction to Diplomatic Offi-
cers which are so long and so involved as to make it impossible to detail
the full extent of the changes made. In such cases the entry merely notes
that the rules have been " amended' ' or " revised.' ' The reader may know
from this that the changes have been too extensive to list or that their
effect is obscure.

A knowledge of certain special word usages in the List will help its
user get fuller information from the entries than would otherwise be the
case. The word described appearing in land orders indicates that the
lands are described in detail in that Order. In other land orders, reserva-
tions are spoken of as enlarged or diminished if only additions or subtrac-
tions are effected by the Order. If some lands are added and others
' removed from the reservation by the same Order, the word modified is
used to describe the action taken.

Similarly specified or designated, as applied to people, positions, etc.,
indicate that the text of the Order actually names the people or positions
affected.

The names of customs collection districts are entered (in parentheses)
after the number of the district only where the name of the district differs
from the name of the State mentioned earlier in the entry.

Many Orders bear the footnote Has form of a proclamation. This
means that the Order is drawn either with a series of " whereas" clauses,
or with the conclusion "Done at the City of Washington," both of which
are typical of the formal proclamation, or that it is drawn to contain both.
All NRA code Orders have the form of a proclamation in this sense. Excep-
tions to this rule are noted in the entries.

The words Miss or Mrs. are used only before those women's names
which without such designation might be confused with men's.

The words United States are omitted from the titles of official bodies
except where their omission might create ambiguity. When used as a
noun, United States is spelled out ; when used as an adjective, it is abbrevi-
ated.

All Orders are listed in their chronological order. This means that
occasionally the numerical sequence is disrupted. In such cases a see entry
refers the reader from the place he might expect to find that entry in its
numerical order to the date under which it appears. Chronological order
rather than numerical order was used because of the occasional violations
of logical sequence which strict adherence to numerical order would have
caused.

All List entries use a contracted form of Department, Departmental
head, bureau and office names. These briefed forms are designed to con-

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serve space without detracting from the clarity of the entry's meaning.

Abbreviations in the text of the entries include State names appearing
after other geographical place names within those States, months in dates,
designations of length or area, and the titles of military officers preceding
the name. The following abbreviations are also used:
Dept. Department

E. O. Executive Order

Proc. Proclamation

Sec'y Secretary

In citations, the abbreviations given below with their meanings, appear
in italics:

APC Report of the Alien Property Custodian (G.P.O.,

Washington, D. C, 1919).
Code Code of Laws of the United States of America

of a General and Permanent Character in Force
January 3, 1935 (G. P. 0., Washington, D. C,
1935).
Code Supp. Cumulative supplement I-V, January 3, 1935 to

November 4, 1939, to the code of the laws of the
United States of America (G. P. 0., Washington,
D. C, 1935-1939).
CRC Compilation of certain departmental circulars

relating to citizenship registration of American
Citizens, issuance of passports, etc. (G. P. 0.,
Washington, D. C, 1916, 1925).
CSA U. S. Civil Service Commission, Civil Service

Act and Rules, Executive Orders and Regula-
tions (title varies slightly) (G. P. O., Washing-
ton, D. C, 1883—).
CSR • Annual report of the United States Civil Serv-

ice Commission (G. P. 0., Washington, D. C,
1883—).
D. Fed. RegA Federal Register (daily edition, National Ar-

chives, Washington, D. C, 1936—).
EL Emergency legislation passed prior to Decern-

ber, 1917, J. Reuben Clark, Jr., comp. (G. P. 0.,
Washington, D. C, 1918).
Fed. Reg A Federal Register (National Archives, Washing-

ton, D. C, 1936— ).
IR Executive Orders Relating to Indian Reserva-

tions (G.P.O., Washington, D. C, 1912, 1922).
K Kappler, Charles J., Indian Affairs, Laws and

Treaties (G. P. 0., Washington, D. C, v. I, II,
1903 [S. Doc. 452, 57th Cong., 1st Sess., ser.
* Citations are to the reports of the Civil Service Commission as printed in the
Congressional set of documents, not to the Commission edition, in which the material
is sometimes slightly different. After Sept. 15, 1926, these reports in general do not
contain the text of Orders affecting only individuals and lacking general applicability.
There are a few exceptions.

t Citations to volumes I through III refer to the consolidated edition of the Federal
Register, which was thereafter discontinued. Beferences to volumes IV and V are to
the daily edition, indicated by the citation D. Fed. Reg.

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M

NBA Codes

NBA Hand 2 Ed.
NBA Hand Supp.
PCB

4253-4], v. Ill, 1913 [S. Doc. 719, 62nd Cong.,
2nd Sess., ser. 6166], v. IV, 1929 [S. Doc. 53,
70th Cong. 1st Sess., ser. 8849].
McGuigan, J. J., Executive Orders Relating to
the Panama Canal (Mount Hope, C. Z.. 1922-
1932).

Codes of fair competition as approved . . . %oit h
supplemental codes, amendments, executive and
administrative orders (G. P. 0., Washington.
D. C, 1933-1935).

A Handbook of NBA (2nd edit., Lewis Mayer,
New York, 1934).

NBA Beporter, a supplement to a handbook of
NBA (New York, 1933-35).
Annual Beport of the Isthmian Canal Commis-
sion (Q. P. 0., Washington, D. C, 1905-1913) ;
Annual Beport of the Isthmian Canal Commis-
sion (G. P. 0., Washington, D. C, 1914); An-
nual Beport of the Governor of the Panama
Canal (G. P. 0., Washington, D. C, 1915—).
The Canal Becord (published weekly, Isthmian
Canal Commission, Mount Hope, C. Z., Sept. 4
1907-Aug. 1, 1928). '

Principal Acts and Executive Orders Pertain-
ing to Public Works Administration, Minnie
Wiener, comp. (G.P. 0., Washington, D. C,
1938).

Richardson, James D., Messages and Papers of
the President (10 vols., G. P. 0., Washington,
D. C, 1898-1905; v. XI, Bureau of National
Literature and Art, New York, 1909).
Laws and Executive Orders Relating to Com-
pensation, Pension, Emergency Officers' Retire-
ment, Insurance and Medical, Hospital or
Domiciliary Care by Beason of Service in the
Military or Naval Forces of the United States
(G. P.O., Washington, D. C, 1937).
Veterans Administration — Public No. 2, 73d
Congress, and Executive Orders Issued Pursu-
ant Thereto Governing the Chanting of Benefits
to Veterans of the Armed Forces of the United
States and Their Dependents (G. P. 0., Wash-
ington, D. C, 1933).
All Roman numerals before any of the above refer to the volume
number.

All Arabic numerals refer to the date of the volume, as in the Annual
Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Citations to the Acts and Bides, etc. (CSA) often consist of two dates
joined by a hyphen. Such a citation indicates that the text of that Order
appears in every issue of this publication between and including the two
dates given.

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EXECUTIVE ORDER TITLE LIST

1862

1 : Oct. 20 Provisional Court established to function during the military
occupation of Louisiana ; Charles A. Peabody appointed judge and com-
pensation of officers specified. VI R 122.

1863

1 : Mar. 10 * Deserters from the armed forces ordered to return to duty ;
clemency promised; faithful citizens urged to oppose treasonable crimes
committed by disloyal persons who enticed soldiers to desert, thereby
weakening the army and prolonging the war, and to support the proper
authorities in prosecuting and punishing such persons.

* This order appears m No. 1 in 12 Stat. L. 731, although it does not appear in
the official Numbered Series.

1865

2 : Apr. 4 * Reward offered for capture and conviction of certain alien
felons and their abettors.

* Signed by William H. Seward, Secretary of State.

3: Apr. 29 Restrictions upon commercial intercourse in those parts of
the South within the lines of [union] military occupation discontinued,
except those imposed by act of Congress, and except trade in articles of
contraband. VI R 333.

4: May 9 Acts of the Confederacy and the pretended state government
in Virginia voided, reestablishment of United States authority, laws and
offices in Virginia ordered. VI R 337.

1866

5: Apr. 18* Public offices ordered closed on Apr. 14, 1866, the first
anniversary of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

* Signed by William H. Seward, Department of State.

1868

6: July 20 * Ratification of the 14th Amendment certified as valid, pro-
vided the consent of Ohio and New Jersey be deemed as remaining in
force despite subsequent withdrawal.

* 8igned by William H. 8eward, Secretary of State. Has form of a proclamation.

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1868

7: July 28* 14th Amendment certified as in effect and ordered pub-
lished.

* Signed by William H. Seward, Secretary of State.

1872

8: Apr. 16 Civil Service Rules of Dec. 19, 1871, amended, and recom-
mendations made by the Advisory Committee on the Civil Service for
carrying said rules into effect, approved and published. VII R 180.

1873

8-1: Mar. 14 Civil Service Rules 2, 3, and 4 amended in so far as they
apply to vacancies in consulates or clerkships in the State Dept. VII R
229.

9: Jan. 17* Holding of State, Territorial, county, or municipal posi-
tions by Federal employees prohibited except where exemptions are
deemed necessary by the proper officials.

* Signed by Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State. Nov. 1906 CSA 25-June 1939
CSA 152; VII B 218.

9-2: Jan. 28* E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting State, Territorial,
county, or municipal office holding by Federal employees, clarified.

* Signed by Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State. May 1910 CSA 20-June 1937
CSA 163; VII B 219.

10 : June 24 Consular Regulations of 1870, Paragraph 331, pertaining
to the receiving and delivering of ships' papers, amended in regard to
fees for such services.

11 : Aug. 5 Further Civil Service Rules prescribed. VII R 230.

1874

12: Jan. 2 Tariff of Consular Pees of 1870, amended to prescribe a
single 25-cent fee for sealing cars entering from countries adjacent to the
United States.

13: Mar. 9 Mourning formalities for ex-President Millard Fillmore or-
dered. VII R 282.

14: Mar. 20 Consuls in Italy and Turkey made subordinate to the Con-
suls General at Rome and Constantinople, respectively ; Consular Regula-
tions, Paragraph 377, amended to require a showing and yearly report
of the values of exports declared at each consulate and to discontinue
the requirement for a quarterly report of navigation and commerce.

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1874

15: Apr. 28 Regulations governing classification of the Civil Service,
prescribed Apr. 16, 1872, amended by including in Group A under the
office of the General Appraiser, officers and clerks at $1,200 or more but
less than $3,000 per annum.

16: May 29 Civil Service Rules for the Lighthouse Service prescribed.
VII R 284.

17: Aug. 31 Civil Service Rides extended to Federal offices in the city
and in the customs district of Boston. VII R 284.

1875

18 : July 31 Mourning formalities for ex-President Andrew Johnson or-
dered. VII R 329.

19 : Nov. 22 Mourning formalities for Vice-President Henry Wilson or-
dered. VII R 331.

1876

20 : Aug. 21 Mourning formalities for Michael C. Kerr, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, ordered. VII R 398.

1881

21 * : Sept. 22 Mourning formalities for President James A. Garfield or-
dered. VIII R 34.

* Although numbered as an Executive Order, thia document is in the form of a
proclamation and is included in the numbered series of proclamations as Procla-
mation 1.

1884

22 : Apr. 9 Composition and duties of an interdepartmental board to
represent the Executive Departments at the World's Industrial and Cot-
ton Centennial Exhibition, New Orleans, La., prescribed. VIII R 228.

23: May 13 Personnel of the interdepartmental board for the World's
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exhibition, ordered to organize and
proceed to discharge their duties as prescribed by E. O. [22] of Apr. 9,
1884; W. A. De Caindry designated secretary of the board. VIII R 231.

1885

23-1 : Apr. 25 Ma j. Qeorge M. Sternberg appointed delegate to the
International Sanitary Conference, Rome, Italy. VIII R 313.

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1885

24: Nov. 25 Mourning formalities for Vice-President Thomas A. Hen-
dricks ordered. VIII R 319.

25: [E. 0. 25 is Proc. 278% of Nov. 18, 1886, announcing the death of
former President Chester A. Arthur and ordering appropriate mourning
formalities].

1887

26: Aug. 25 Free entry allowed for personal property of foreign militia
and soldiers invited to participate in the International Military Encamp-
ment commemorating the 50th anniversary of the settlement of Chicago.
VIII R 579.

27: Oct. 24* Mourning formalities for Elihu B. Washburne, former
State Sec'y, ordered.

* Signed by T. F. Bayard, Secretary of State. VIII B 580.

27-1 : Oct. 24 Same, addressed to the diplomatic and consular officers.

1890

28: Sept. 4 Board on Geographic Names established, and composition,
duties, and authority prescribed.

1891

28-1 : Jan. 80 * Mourning formalities for William Windom, Treasury
Sec'y* ordered.

* Signed by James G. Blaine, Secretary of State. IX B 164.

1892

28- A: Jan. 22 Casa Grande Ruin, Ariz, [later designated a national
monument], reserved.

1893

29: Jan 18 Mourning formalities for ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes
ordered. IX R 383.

30: Apr. 12 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VII [pertaining to
appointments], amended to add Section 8, making certain substitutes
eligible for regular positions by re-instatement. 1901 CSR 240 ; IX R 399.

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1893

30-1: June 16 Functions of preparing and recording of pardons and
commutations of sentences transferred from the State Dept. to the Jus-
tice Dept.

31 : Aug. 19 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VIII [pertaining
to transfers], Clause 2, amended. 1901 CSR 241 ; IX R 434.

1894

32 : Mar. 20 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I, pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination, Clause 6, amended to exclude
the position of appointment clerk in the Agriculture Dept. 1901 CSR
243 ; IX R 515.

33: June 21 Civil Service Rules, Special Customs Rule I [pertaining to
positions excepted from examination], amended to except superintendent
of warehouses in Boston, Mass., and five division chiefs in Philadelphia,
Pa. 1901 CSR 245 ; IX R 518.

34: June 21 Civil Service Rules, Special Indian Rule I [pertaining to
positions excepted from examination], amended to except up to 20 kin-
dergarten teachers. 1901 CSR 245; IX R 518.

35: Nov. 2 Civil Service Rides, Special Departmental Rule I, pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination, amended to except an expert
in mechanical design in the Statistics Bureau, Treasury Dept. 1901 CSR
246; IX R 519.

36, 37: Nov. 2* Civil Service Rules, Departmental Ride II [pertaining
to examinations], Clause 3(f), amended to make the chief of the Division
of Pomology, Agriculture Dept., subject to examination, and Special De-
partmental Rule I, pertaining to positions excepted from examination,
amended to exclude the assistant chief of the Division of Pomology.
IX R 519.

* In this and similar succeeding Orders, numbers have been assigned to each of
the two or more sections of the Order. Thus a single document bears two or more
£. O. numbers.

38, 39: Nov. 2* Civil Service Rules, Indian Rule IV [pertaining to ap-
pointment], Section 6, amended to make certificates of normal classes of
Indian schools acceptable as certification for assistant teachers, and Spe-
cial Indian Rule I [pertaining to positions excepted from examination],
amended to except one normal school teacher at Salem, Oreg., and one
at the Haskell Institute, Kans. 1901 CSR 248 ; IX R 519.

* Bee note on £. O. 36.

40-42: Nov. 2 Civil Service Rules, Customs Rule I [pertaining to posi-
tions excepted from examination], Section 2, amended to require a mini-

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mum number of 20 employees in a customs district before they may be
classified; Customs Rule II [pertaining to examination], Section 6,
amended to prohibit transfer of excepted employee to a non-excepted
position; Customs Ride VIII [pertaining to reports of nominating offi-
cers], Clause (a), amended to require reports of appointments under
exception under any customs rule. 1901 CSR 248; IX R 522. #

* See note on £. O. 36.

43-46: Nov. 2* Civil Service Rules, General Rule III [pertaining to
examination], Section 2, amended by deletion of Clause (6) and reletter-
ing of other clauses accordingly ; Departmental Rule II [pertaining to ex-
amination and positions excepted from examination], Section 4, amended
as to transfers from excepted positions; Departmental Rule XI [per-
taining to reports of appointing officers], amended as to reports of ap-
pointments under exceptions; Railway Mail Rule II [pertaining to
examinations], Section 6, amended as to transfers from excepted to non-
excepted positions. 1901 CSR 247 ; IX R 522.

* See note on £. O. 36.

47-48: Nov. 2* Civil Service Rules, Postal Rule II [pertaining to ex-
amination], Section 5, amended as to excepted positions; Postal Rule IV
[pertaining to vacancies], Section 1, amended to prescribe method of
selecting superintendents of mail; Postal Rule VIII [pertaining to post-
master's reports of appointments made under exceptions to the board of
examiners], Clause (a), amended to require reports of exceptions made
under any Postal Rule. 1901 CSR 247 ; IX R 520.

* See note on E. O. 36.

60: Nov. 2 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VII [pertaining to
certification], Clause 1, amended to allow temporary appointments for
not more than 30 days to certain vacancies pending regular appoint-
ments. 1901 CSR 246; IX R 521.

51-63: Nov. 17* Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VII [pertain-
ing to certification], Section 1, Paragraph 1, amended as to appointment
and transfer of sea post clerks in the Post Office Dept. ; Railway Mail
Rule II [pertaining to examination], Section 5, amended to exclude
Clauses (e) and (f) excepting steamboat clerks and transfer clerks; Rail-
way Mail Rule IV [pertaining to procedures for filling vacancies], Sec-
tion 2, Clause (b), amended to provide for the appointment of part time
clerks at transfer stations and on steamboats. 1901 CSR 249 ; IX R 522.

* See note on E. O. 36.

64: Nov. 2 * Civil Service Rules amended to classify the positions of mes-
sengers, assistant messengers, and watchmen in the State Dept.

* Signed by W. Q. Gresham [Sec'y of State].

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55: Dec. 4 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I [pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination]. Section 3, amended by re-
listing of excepted positions in the Geological Survey, Interior Dept.
1901 CSR 249; IX R 598.

56: Dec. 15 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VII [pertaining to
certification], amended to add Section 9, prescribing procedure for trans-
fer and reappointment to non-excepted positions from excepted posi-
tions. 1901 CSR 249; IX R 598.

1895

57: Jan. 3 Civil Service Rules, Postal Rule II [pertaining to examina-
tions], Clause 5, amended to eliminate certain positions from the list of
excepted positions. 1901 CSR 250 ; IX R 599.

58: Feb. 12 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VII and Postal
Rule IV [pertaining to certification], Clauses 8 and 4, respectively,
amended to allow filling of vacancies, for which no eligible is immedi-
ately available, by temporary appointment without regard to the Rules.
1901 CSR 250; IX R 599.

59: Mar. 2 Civil Service Rules extensively amended. 1901 CSR 251;
IX R 600.

60: Mar. 18 Civil Service Rules, Indian Rule IV [pertaining to ap-
pointment], amended to allow appointment without examination of grad-
uates of Indian normal schools or classes as teachers in Indian schools.
1901 CSR 252; IX R 601.

61: Apr. 15 E. Os. 41, 44, 46 and 47, of Nov. 2, 1894, amended so as not
to be retroactive in effect. 1901 CSR 253 ; IX R 608.

62: May 7 Civil Service Rules for the Internal Revenue Service pre-
scribed. 1901 CSR 253; IX R 608.

63 : May 18 Civil Service Rules, Customs Rule IV [pertaining to cer-
tification], amended to allow filling of vacancies for which no eligible is
immediately available by temporary appointment without regard to the
Rules. 1901 CSR 256; IX R 611.

64: May 24 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I [pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination], Section 6, amended to
revise list of excepted positions in the Agriculture Dept. and to permit
six months' employment of scientific or professional experts outside of
Washington. 1901 CSR 258; IX R 613.

64-1 : May 24 * Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I, per-
taining to positions excepted from examination, amended to except the
chief of the Dairy Division, Agriculture Dept. 1901 CSR 257; IX R 612.
* Approval date. Letterhead date is May 16.

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66: May 24 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule II [pertaining to
examinations], Section 3, Clauses (b), (c), (e), and (f), amended to
specify additional positions not excepted from examination. 1901 CSR
258; IX R 613.

66 : May 24 Civil Service Rides, Special Departmental Ride I, pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination, Clause 3, amended to except
an Interior Dept. specialist in foreign educational systems and a special-
ist in education, as a preventive of pauperism and crime. 1901 CSR 258 ;
IX R 613.

67: June IS Civil Service Rules for the Government Printing Office
prescribed. 1901 CSR 258 ; IX R 614.

68: July 11 Civil Service Rules, Customs Rule V [pertaining to promo-
tion], amended to establish temporary procedure for promotions in
classified customs districts. 1901 CSR 262 ; IX R 618.

69: July 15. Civil Service Rules amended to classify the position of
fireman in all Departments. IX R 621.

70: July 15 Civil Service Rules amended to classify employees of the
pension agencies of the Interior Dept. IX R 619.

71: July 15 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule II [pertaining to
examinations], Section 3, amended to except one clerk, designated to
sign official checks in each pension agency, from examination; Section
4, amended to permit certain transfers from excepted positions to non-
excepted positions. 1901 CSR 262; IX R 620.

72 : July 15 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VII, pertaining to
certifications, Sections 2, 3 and 6 amended as to appointments at pension
agencies. 1901 CSR 263 ; IX R 620.

73: July 15 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule VIII [pertaining
to transfers], Section I, Clause (a), amended as to transfers from pen-
sion agencies of the Interior Dept. 1901 CSR 264; IX R 619.

74: July 15 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I [pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination], Section 3, amended as to
professional experts and special agents in the Geological Survey. 1901
CSR 264; IX R 620.

75: July 15 Civil Service Rules, amended to include the editor and
photographer of the Geological Survey, Interior Dept., among the posi-
tions to be filled by noncompetitive examination. 1901 CSR 264 ; IX R
622.

76: July 30 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I, pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination, amended to except one

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statistician and stenographer, with power to act as immigrant inspector,
in the Immigration Bureau, Treasury Dept. 1901 CSR 264; IX R 622.

77: Aug. 5 Civil Service Rules, Departmental Rule IX [pertaining to
promotion], Section I, Paragraph 2, amended as to promotion and trans-
fers between specified subordinate positions. 1901 CSR 265 ; IX R 622.

78: Aug. 22 Civil Service Rules, Government Printing Office Rule II
[pertaining to examinations], Section 2, amended to remove upper age
limits for examination. 1901 CSR 265; IX R 623.

79: Sept. 5 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I, pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination, amended to exclude book
binders in all departments from such exception. 1901 CSR 265; IX R
623.

80: Sept. 16 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I, pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination, amended to except 43 com-
positors and eight pressmen temporarily employed in the Engraving and
Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept. 1901 CSR 266 ; IX R 623.

81 : Sept. 20 Rules governing appointment of consuls and commercial
agents prescribed. IX R 624.

82: Nov. 6 Civil Service Rules, Postal Rule I [pertaining to classifica-
tion], Section 2, amended to clarify status of classifications in any post
office consolidated with a pre-delivery office. 1901 CSR 266; IX R 625.

83: Dec. 2 Civil Service Rules amended to exclude special agents in the
Labor Dept. from appointment by noncompetitive examination. 1901
CSR 267; IX R 699.

84: Dec. 2 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I, pertaining
to positions excepted from examinations, Clause 8, amended to exclude
statistical and temporary experts in the Labor Dept. from such excep-
tion. 1901 CSR 266; IX R 699.

1896

85: Jan. 18 Civil Service Rules, Customs Rule II [pertaining to exam-
inations], Section 5, amended to except from examination certain part-
time positions. 1901 CSR 267; IX R 700.

86: Jan. 18 Civil Service Rules, Internal Revenue Rule IV [pertaining
to certification], Section 5, amended to permit temporary appointments
without regard to the rules to any position in any internal revenue dis-
trict during an emergency. 1901 CSR 267; IX R 699.

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1896

87: Mar. 28 Civil Service Rules, Special Departmental Rule I, pertain-
ing to positions excepted from examination, Clause 3, amended to ex-
clude assistant attorneys and law clerks in the Interior Dept. from
excepted list. 1901 CSR 268 ; IX R 701.

88: Mar. 28 Civil Service Rules amended to make members of the Pen-
sion Appeals Board, Interior Dept., subject to competitive examination.
1901 CSR 268; IX R 701.

89: May 6 Civil Service Rules revised and codified. 1901 CSR 269; IX
R 701.

90: May 18 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
service], Clause 2, Paragraphs (a) and (b), amended to include the Life-
Saving Service in the Departmental Service. 1901 CSR 279 ; IX R 712.

91 : Nov. 2 Modification of the rules governing employment of laborers
at navy yards prohibited without approval of the Civil Service Commis-
sion. 1896 CSR 64-1902 CSR 74; IX R 714.

92-92-3: Nov. 2 Civil Service Rule I [pertaining to definitions], Rule III
[pertaining to classification of the service], Rule IV [pertaining to ex-
amination], Rule VI [pertaining to exception from examination], Rule

VIII [on certification], Rule IX [pertaining to filling of vacancies by
reinstatement], and Rule XI [pertaining to promotion], amended. 1901
CSR 279; IX R 712.

93: Dec. 23 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
service], Clause 2 (b), amended to include in the Departmental Service
officers and employees in the Penitentiary Service who are subject to
classification. 1901 CSR 281 ; IX R 798.

1897

94: Jan. 2 Civil Service Rule V, pertaining to qualifications, Section 4,
pertaining to age limitations, amended to fix new limits. 1901 CSR 281 ;

IX R 799.

95: Jan. 2 Civil Service Rule VIII [pertaining to certification],
amended to allow temporary appointments without examination or cer-
tification to fill vacancies when there are no eligibles on the register.
1901 CSR 282; IX R 798.

96: Jan. 27 Civil Service Rule VI, pertaining to positions excepted from
examination, amended to except assistant secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution, in charge of the National Museum. 1901 CSR 282 ; IX R 801.

97: Apr. 24 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of Special
Rule I, excepting the successor to the Assistant Attorney Qeneral for the
Post Office Dept. from examination. 1897 CSR 132.

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98: May 24 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of Special
Rule II, excepting the successor to the law clerk for the Post Office Dept.
from examination.

99 : July 15 Consular Regulations amended to waive the requirement of
personal appearance of shippers at consulates for the invoice declaration,
and to permit the printing of invoices in the countries in which the con-
sulates are located. State Sec'y authorized to make future routine
changes.

100: July 27 Tariff of Consular Pees extensively revised.

101: July 27 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to causes for removal],
amended by addition of Paragraph 8 to provide for hearing on written
charges for competitive employees before removal. 1901 CSR 282.

102: July 27 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
Service], Section 3, amended to include in the Departmental Service
customs house employees in customs districts having fewer than five em-
ployees. 1901 CSR 283.

103: July 27 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], amended. 1901 CSR 283.

1898

104: May 13 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to eligibility], Para-
graph 4, amended to suspend the time limit on eligibility for eligibles
mustered into military service. 1901 CSR 284.

105: June 15* Civil Service Rule VIII [pertaining to certification],
amended by addition of Section 8 making certain positions in the Gov-
ernment Printing Office subject to apportionment. 1901 CSR 285.

* Addressed "To the People of the United States."

106: July 6 Nation requested to give thanks for war victories,

106-1 : Aug. 6 Marking of graves of U. S. soldiers at Santiago, Cuba,
ordered, and Sec'y of War charged with responsibility therefor.

106% : Aug. 26 Consular agents permitted to retain as compensation
for services to U. S. seamen and vessels and for other official acts, one-
half of the fees collected for such services, provided such compensation
does not exceed $1,000 per annum.

107: Sept. 7 Government employees, relatives of soldiers of the 1st Dis-
trict of Columbia Regiment of Volunteers, excused from duty, Sept. 9,
1898, the date of the return of said regiment to Washington.

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108: Oct. 10 Consular Regulations, paragraph 576, pertaining to con-
sular agents' accounts, amended.

108- A: Dec. 28 Island of Guam placed under control of the Navy Dept. ;
Sec'y of the Navy ordered to take necessary steps for the protection and
government of said island.

109: Dec. 29 * Executive Depts. ordered closed for one-half day for the
funeral of the late Senator Morrill of Vermont.

* Signed by J. A. Porter, Secretary to the President.

110: Dec. 31 * Contract between the Republic of Hawaii and the Pacific
Cable Co., of New York, voided.

* Signed by John Hay [Secretary of State]. Has form of a proclamation.

1899

111 : Jan. 20 Permanent appointment of certain Navy Dept. personnel
temporarily appointed before Sept. 15, 1898, under Rule VIII, Clause
12, of the Civil Service Rules, permitted.

112: Feb. 8* Consideration ordered for requests of government em-
ployees belonging to the Grand Army of the Republic for half -holiday,
in connection with the removal of the remains of John A. Rawlins to
Arlington National Cemetery.

* 8igned by J. A. Porter, Secretary [to the President].

113 : Feb. 8 * Half-masting of flag during removal of the remains of
John A. Rawlins to Arlington National Cemetery, ordered.

* Signed by J. A. Porter, Secretary to the President.

114: Apr. 3 Tribute paid to Spanish American War dead; appropriate
exercises ordered for those to be interred Apr. 6, 1899, in Arlington Na-
tional Cemetery.

115: Apr. 18 Civil Service Rule VI, pertaining to positions excepted
from examination, amended to except one foreman of job division in the
Government Printing Service.

116: May 13 General election provided for in the Constitution of the
Republic of Hawaii cancelled; elective officers to continue in office at
pleasure of the President, pending Congressional action.

117: May 23 Government employees excused from duty at noon, May
24, 1899, for participation in Peace Jubilee.

118: May 27 Terminal facilities on the Atlantic coast for a cable from
Borkum-Emden, Germany, to New York, N. Y., granted to the Deutsch-

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1899

Atlantische Telegraphen Gesellschaft, and conditions attaching to such
grant prescribed.

119: May 29 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to causes for removal],
Rule III [pertaining to classification of the service], Rule IV [pertain-
ing to examinations], Rule VI [pertaining to exceptions from examina-
tion], Rule VII [pertaining to eligibility], Rule VIII [pertaining to
certification], Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement], and Rule X [per-
taining to transfer], amended; new Rule XIII [pertaining to salary
classifications], establishing classes A-E and 1-6, added. 1901 ,CSR 286.

120: June 6 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], amended by inserting a new Clause 34 to except
one assistant postmaster or the chief assistant to the postmaster of
whatever designation, at each post office. 1901 CSR 293.

121 : Sept. 11 Proceedings taken or pending for the sale or disposition
of public lands in the territory of Hawaii ordered discontinued, and all
agreements for sales made since adoption of the Resolution of Annexa-
tion voided.

122: Sept. 18 Issuance by the Government of Hawaii of registers to
vessels, entitling such vessels to the rights and privileges of Hawaiian
vessels, ordered discontinued.

1900

123: Jan. 15 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement],
amended to include among those eligible for reinstatement without re-
gard to length of separation, employees who were separated as a result
of the discontinuance of the free delivery service at any post office. 1901
CSR 293.

124: Jan. 22 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], amended to add Section 58, excepting one clerk to
act as private secretary to the superintendent of the Government Hos-
pital for the Insane. 1901 CSR 293.

125: Jan. 29 Civil Service Rule XI [pertaining to promotion], Section
4, amended to clarify regulations governing the promotion of honorably
discharged Civil and Spanish-American War veterans reinstated in the
service at a lower grade than that from which they were separated. 1901
CSR 293.

126: Mar. 16 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 5,
amended to provide for retransfer of certain people from unclassified
to classified positions. 1901 CSR 294.

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127: Mar. 16 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 4,
amended to provide for transfer of certain people from excepted to
non-excepted positions. 1901 CSR 294.

128: Mar. 29 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to age limitations], Sec-
tion 4, amended. 1901 CSR 294.

129: Apr. 17 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 4,
clarified as to transfers from excepted to non-excepted positions. 1901
CSR 296.

ISO : May 24 Civil Service Rules amended by special rule to permit
transfer and appointment without examination of enlisted yeomen in
the Navigation and Medical Bureaus, Navy Dept., as civilian employees
at grades no higher than copyist. 1900 CSR 81, 1901 CSR 296.

130-A * (no date) Franchise granted by the Republic of Hawaii to the
First American Bank of Hawaii approved.

* Has form of a proclamation, as have E. O.B 130-B through 130-D.

130-B: June 22 Franchise granted by the Republic of Hawaii to the
Hilo Railroad Co. approved.

130-O: (no date) Franchise granted by the Republic of Hawaii to the
Kohala and Hilo Railroad Co. approved.

130-D: (no date) Franchise granted by the Republic of Hawaii to the
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Co. approved.

131: June 29 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], Section 27, amended to except all pavmasters* clerks.
1900 CSR 296.

132: July 13 Consular court fees and fines made official, and conflicting
portions of the E. O. of July 29, 1897,* and of the Consular Regulations,
amended to accord therewith.

* Not a Numbered Order.

133: Nov. 20 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], Section 8, Clause (m), amended to except certain
draftsmen under the Navy Dept. and to make such positions subject
only to a fitness test. 1901 CSR 296.

134: Nov. 80 Civil Service Commission directed to assist the Philippine
Civil Service Board in the establishment and maintenance of an efficient
civil service for the Philippines. June 1918 CSA 6 : 1899 CSR 80 ; 1901
CSR 57, 134, 297.

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1901

136: Jan. 31 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1897 and Consular
Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 153 and 154, repealed and consolidated
into Paragraph 152 on expiration of passports.

136: Feb. 26 Civil Service Rule V ( [pertaining to qualification], Section
4, on age limitations, amended as to limitations for the Lighthouse Serv-
ice. 1901 CSR 297.

137: Mar. 2 Civil Service Rule VI, pertaining to positions excepted
from examination, Paragraph 12, amended to except all interpreters of
Chinese in the Treasury Dept. 1901 CSR 297.

138: Mar. 25 Tariff of Consular fees amended to provide that fees be
collected for bills of health and supplemental bills of health issued for-
eign war vessels.

139: Apr. 6 Half holiday granted to Civil War and Spanish- American
War veterans in the Government service for unveiling, Apr. 9, of statue
of John A. Logan.

140: July 31 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to qualification], Section
4, on age limitations, amended to prescribe limits of 18 to 45 years for
all Post Office Service positions. 1901 CSR 297.

141 : Oct. 31 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of special
rule to permit the appointment without examination of a clerk to sign
checks at the Philadelphia, Pa., pension agency. 1900 CSR 79.

142 : Nov. 1 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of special
rule to permit appointment of White House steward without examina-
tion. 1900 CSR 83, 142.

143: Nov. 6 Civil Service Rules amended by special rule to permit ap-
pointment of a laborer with duties of coachman in the office of the Assist-
ant Secretary of the Navy without examination. 1900 CSR 79, 83.

144: Nov. 18 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
Service], Section 8, amended to delete Clauses (g), (h), (i), and (j), and
to reletter the succeeding clauses accordingly. 1901 CSR 298.

146: Nov. 26 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
service], amended to add Section 9 permitting the Secretary of the In-
terior to class superintendents of Indian training schools as classified
employees if duties of Indian agent devolve upon them. 1901 CSR 298.

146: Nov. 26 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Clause 2,
amended as to waiver of the apportionment provisions. 1901 CSR 298.

147: Nov. 27 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
service], Section 4, defining Postal Service personnel, amended. 1901
CSR 299.

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148: Dec. 11 Civil Service Rule VIII [pertaining to certification],
[Section] 16, amended to prescribe procedure for dismissal of persons
found by the Civil Service Commission to be holding positions in viola-
tion of the Civil Service Act or Rules. 1901 CSR 299.

149: Dec. .11 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to causes of removal],
amended by addition of [Section] 9, to provide that public officers coop-
erate with the Civil Service Commission in its investigations of em-
ployees. 1901 CSR 299.

160: Dec. 11 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 2,
amended to prohibit transfer of persons who have not served six months
in a classified position in the office in which they became classified. 1901
CSR 300.

151: Dec. 11 Civil Service Rule VllI [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 13, amended to provide for appointments from incomplete registers
in certain cases. 1901 CSR 300.

162: Dec. 23 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to qualifications], Section
4 [on age limitations], amended to prescribe limits for appointments in
the Postal Service. 1901 CSR 301.

163: Dec. 27 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to age qualification],
Section 4 [on age limitations], amended to exempt Civil War and
Spanish-American War veterans from age limits for appointments as
rural letter carrier. 1901 CSR 301.

1902

164: Jan. 18 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of special
rule to permit appointment of assistant immigration commissioner at
New York, N. Y., without examination.

166: Jan. 20 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
service], Section 8, Clause (i), amended to specify its applicability to the
Navy Department only. 1901 CSR 302.

166: Jan. 21 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to qualifications on age
limitations], Section 4, amended as to age requirements for certain spe-
cified positions in the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 1901 CSR 303.

167: Jan. 23 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], Section 43, amended to except four special inspectors
in the Interior Dept. 1901 CSR 304.

168: Jan. 23 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement],
amended to eliminate proviso permitting the reinstatement, without re-
gard to length of separation from the Service, of persons separated
because of false charges. 1901 CSR 304.

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1902

169: Jan. 23 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 2,
amended to prohibit transfers except to positions requiring the same
class of work. 1901 CSR 304.

160: Jan. 23 Civil Service Rule XII [pertaining to reports of appoint-
ing officers], amended by adding [Sections] 3 and 4 to provide that a list
of all employees considered below classification be submitted by every
nominating and appointing officer to the Civil Service Commission. 1901
CSR 305.

161 : Jan. 24 Civil Service Rule VIII, pertaining to certification,
amended by addition of new Sections 13-16 to prescribe new regulations
for temporary appointments. 1901 CSR 305.

162: Jan. 24 Reception committee for Prince Henry of Prussia desig-
nated. June 1908 CSA 61.

163 : Jan. 31 Solicitation of pay increases or attempts to influence Con-
gress in any other legislation, by employees under any Executive Depart-
ment in or out of Washington forbidden. Nov. 1906 CSA 65; 1901 CSR
57-1903 CSR 65.

164: Feb. 4 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], amended by
addition of Section 10 to permit transfer of certain personnel of the
Engraving and Printing Bureau without examination. 1901 CSR 306.

165: Feb. 7 John P. Green, excepted postage stamp agent, classified
without examination or certification.

166: Feb. 8 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
service], Section 8 [on positions excepted from the Rules], Clause (f)
amended as to excepted Marine Hospital Service personnel. 1901 CSR
306.

167: Mar. 10 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 692, pertaining
to currency certificates, amended.

168: Mar. 13 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to politics and religion,
causes for removal, and rights of employees under the Civil Service Act],
Section 7, amended to prescribe examination for persons transferring
from positions they occupied when the positions were included in the
classified service. 1901 CSR 307.

169: Mar. 13 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], amended
by addition of Section 11 to bar transfer after reinstatement prior to six
months' service. 1901 CSR 307.

170: Mar. 24 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 451, pertaining
to presents and testimonials from foreign powers, amended to prohibit
a consular officer from accepting appointment by any foreign state in
any fiduciary capacity without previous approval of the Sec'y of State.

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171 : Apr. 25 Criticisms of or charges against Diplomatic and Consular
Service officers by any other officer in either Service forbidden, except
in confidential communications to the State Dept.

172: Apr. 30 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
Service, [Section] 8, Clause (i), amended as to permanent and temporary
appointment, and transfer of excepted Navy Dept. personnel. 1901 CSR
57, 1901 CSR 75.

173: Hay 29 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to politics and religion,
causes for dismissal, and rights of employees under the Civil Service Act],
Section 8 clarified as to meaning of term "removal for just causes."
1901 CSR 58, 1902 CSR 76.

174: June 2 Civil Service Rules amended by special' rule to permit ap-
pointment of assistant immigration commissioner at New York, N. Y.,
without examination.

175: June 21 Alexander C. Caine made eligible for transfer from ex-
cepted position of examiner to [classified] position of disbursing clerk
in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

176: June 28 Civil Service Rule Y [pertaining to qualifications], Sec-
tion 1, amended to admit aliens who have declared their intention to
become citizens to examination for the position of copperplate map
engraver. 1901 CSR 309.

177: July 3 Civil Service Rule XI, pertaining to promotion, amended
by addition of Section 5 to provide that recommendations for promotion
be considered only when made by supervisor of recommended employee.
1901 CSR 309.

178: July 3 Appointment of unclassified laborers in Executive Depart-
ments and independent offices to be made in accordance with rules pre-
scribed by heads thereof and the Civil Service Commission. 1901 CSR
58-1904 CSR 76.

179: July 3 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of special
rule to permit certain employees in the Military Government in Cuba to
be retained in the classified Service. 1901 CSR 58, 1903 CSR 67.

180: July 19 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers and Consular Regula-
tions of 1896 amended to permit issuance of passports to residents of the
insular possessions of the U. S.

181: July 19 Rules governing the granting and issuance of passports
in the United States prescribed.

182: July 19 Rules governing the granting and issuance of passports
in the insular possessions prescribed.

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1902

183: July 21 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], Section 18 [pertaining to Treasury Dept. positions],
amended to except one confidential clerk in the Immigration Office at
New York, N. Y. 1901 CSR 310.

184: July 21 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], Section 19 [pertaining to Treasury Dept. positions],
amended to except one immigrant inspector and law clerk in the Immi-
gration Office at New York, N. Y. 1901 CSR 310.

186: July 80 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of special
rule to permit appointment, without examination, of a clerk in the War
Dept., to be detailed for duty at the White House.

186: Aug. 2 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to positions excepted
from examination], Section 14 [pertaining to Treasury Dept. positions],
amended to except one solicitor to the collector of the Port of New York,
if authorized by the Sec'y of the Treasury. 1901 CSR 311.

187: Aug. 16 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to classification of the
service], Section 8 [pertaining to excepted positions], Clause (b),
amended to except temporary personnel on duty in the United States or
elsewhere in preventing the spread of contagious diseases. 1901 CSR
311.

188: Sept. 4 Raplie M. Cheshire ordered recertified for appointment,
he having previously declined through error. 1903 CSR 73.

189 : Sept. 4 David Lynch made eligible for appointment as cable en-
gineer in the Signal Service at Manila, P. I., without examination. 1903
CSR 73.

190: Sept. 10 Executive Depts. in Washington, D. C, ordered closed
for Grand Army of the Republic parade, Oct. 8, 1902.

191 : Oct. 4 Civil Service Rules amended by promulgation of special
rule to permit retention of force working on construction of Government
Printing Office Building for duration of the work on the War College
and Washington Barracks. 1903 CSR 194.

192: Oct. 14 Civil Service Rule VIII [pertaining to certification],
amended to strike out Section 6, on apportionment; remaining Sections
not renumbered. 1903 CSR 194.

193: Oct. 18 Provisions of law governing solicitation by Government
officers and employees of contributions from Government officers and em-
ployees for political purposes, ordered obeyed and enforced.

194: Nov. 6 Consular regulations of 1896, Paragraph 660, amended to
except gold and silver bullion entering the United States as money or
medium of exchange.

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194-A:Dec. 8 Duties of sec'y to the President defined.

195: Dec. 23 F. L. Templeton made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the classified service of the Post Office Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1903 CSE 73.

196: Dec. 27 Dr. Charles W. Newton made eligible for permanent ap-
pointment as physician at the Western Navajo Indian Agency, Arizona,
without competitive examination. 1903 CSR 74.

1903

197: Jan. 7 Stanislaus M. Hamilton, former 3d class clerk, made eligible
for reinstatement as 2d class clerk in the State Dept. 1903 CSR 74.

198: Jan. 10 Temporary employment of eight clerks employed in the
counting and destruction of stamps returned for redemption in the Office
of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, extended for 60 days. 1903
CSR 74.

199: Jan. 19 Civil Service Rule XIII [pertaining to certification],
amended to require certification by Civil Service Commission for laborers
performing, in addition to their usual duties, work of a grade performed
by classified Civil Service employees. 1903 CSR 195.

199- A: Jan. 20 Public lands in the Midway Islands placed under the
jurisdiction of the Navy Dept.

200: Jan. 21 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], amended by
addition of new Section 1 to provide that no transfer to competitive posi-
tion above lowest grade be made, unless position cannot be filled by
promotion. Remaining sections renumbered accordingly. 1903 CSR 195.

201 : Jan. 30 F. A. Collins made eligible for appointment as private
sec'y to the Public Printer without examination. 1903 CSR 75.

202: Peb. 6 Oscar Wenderoth made eligible for reinstatement as senior
architectural draftsman in the Office of the Supervising Architect of the
Treasury without regard to length of separation from the service. 1903
CSR 75.

203 : Feb. 11 Certain temporary clerks employed in naval stations in
insular possessions, except in San Juan, P. R., and Honolulu, T. H., made
eligible for permanent appointment. 1903 CSR 196.

204: Feb. 19 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to qualifications], Sec-
tion 1, amended to eliminate the proviso [permitting aliens who have
declared their intentions to become citizens to be examined for the posi-
tion of copperplate printer], 1903 CSR 196.

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1903

205: Mar. 7 Position of clerk qualified as translator of English, Spanish,
and Tagalog in the Insular Affairs Bureau, War Dept., excepted from
examination. 1903 CSR 75.

206: Mar. 9 Revolutionary Archives transferred from the State Dept.
to the Library of Congress.

207: Mar. 9 Horatio C. Pollock made eligible for appointment as clerk
at the Military Headquarters in the Philippines without examination.
1903 CSR 75.

208: Mar. 12 William J. Lee made eligible for appointment as teleg-
rapher in the Commerce and Labor Dept, without examination. 1903
CSR 75.

209: Mar. 20 New series of Civil Service Rules prescribed effective Apr.
15, 1903, in lieu of the amended Rules of May 6, 1896.

210: Mar. 26 Regulations governing employment of laborers in Wash-
ington, D. C, ordered extended to such other cities as may be agreed
upon. 1903 CSR 66.

211: Mar. 26 James A. Dumont made eligible for appointment as in-
spector of hulls of steam vessels in the District of New York. 1903 CSR
76.

212: Mar. 30 Exum L. Holland, clerk in Railway Mail Service, made
eligible for transfer to the position of night inspector in the Customs
Service, New Orleans, La. 1903 CSR 76.

213: Mar. 31 Civil Service Rules prescribed [by E. O. 209 of] Mar. 20,
1903, not to be construed as giving right of permanent appointment to
persons serving under temporary or emergency appointment under Rule
VHI, Sections 13-16 of the Rules of 1896.

214: Mar. 31 Executive Department heads ordered to furnish informa-
tion for preparation of the Official Register to the Interior Sec'y. 1903
CSR 197.

215: Apr. 29 Albert U. Wyman made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Office of the Treasurer without examination. 1903 CSR 76.

216: Apr. 29 Lucas Blanco made eligible for permanent appointment as
messenger in the Customs Service, San Juan, P. R., without examination.
1903 CSR 76.

217: June 6 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 463, on issuance
of circulars, amended.

218: June 29 Certain property at Ponce, Mayaguez, and San Juan,
P. R., reserved for use of courts, district attorney, and marshal.

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1903

219 : June 30 Right to amend or modify Proc. of June 26, 1903, reserv-
ing certain lands in Puerto Rico for naval purposes, expressly reserved,
and submission of memoranda concerning the use of said lands as agreed
on by the Navy Sec'y and the Governor of Puerto Rico permitted.

220: June 30 Lands and building known as the Presidio or Penitentiary
at San Juan, P. R., eliminated from operation of Proc. of June 26, 1903,
reserving lands in Puerto Rico for naval purposes.

221 : July 3 Charles B. Terry, former clerk in the Post Office Dept.,
made eligible for reinstatement without examination. 1904 CSR 82.

222 : July 8 Employment of Civil War veterans in unskilled labor posi-
tions permitted without regard to age. 1903 CSR 66.

223: July 13 Ten specified persons made eligible for appointment to
specified positions in the Commerce and Labor Dept. without examina-
tion.

224: July 25 Sarah McLanaham made eligible for reinstatement as
sewer in the Government Printing Office without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1904* CSR 83.

225: July 29 [Extension of 28 specified and other temporary employ-
ment of certain persons] approved.

226: July 29 Annie M. West and Sadie B. Yates made eligible for rein-
statement as sewer and telephone operator, respectively, in the Govern-
ment Printing Office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1904 CSR 83.

227: July 30 Luther N. Walter made eligible for appointment as law
clerk in the Interstate Commerce Commission upon noncompetitive ex-
amination. 1904 CSR 83.

228 : Aug. 1 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended six months.

229: Aug. 9 Julia W. Wellborn made eligible for permanent appoint-
ment as clerk in the Geological Survey without examination. 1904 CSR

84.

230 : Aug. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VI, amended by deleting Clause
3, thus revoking the exception of one clerk at each pension agency to act
for the agent during his absence or disability. 1903 CSR 197.

231: Aug. 17 Allen Hazen, temporary employee, made eligible for re-
tention for not exceeding two years as expert and consulting engineer in
connection with the construction of the Washington Filtration Plant.
1904 CSR 84.

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1903

232: Aug. 20 Dr. William A. White made eligible for appointment as
superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane without ex-
amination. 1904CSR84.

233: Aug. 26 W. E. Lackland made eligible for transfer from the Treas-
ury Dept. to the Prescott, Ariz., post office, without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1904 CSR 85.

234: Aug. 27* Emma J. Rawlings made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1904
CSR 85.

* Letter from the Secretary to The President, regarded by the Civil Service Com-
mission as an Executive Order.

236: Sept. 12 Rules governing the granting and issuance of passports
in the United States prescribed.

236: Oct. 9 Clarence A. Cook made eligible for appointment as special
agent in the Bureau of Corporations, Commerce and Labor Dept., with-
out examination. 1904 CSR 85.

237: Oct. 23 Lillian B. Kellogg made eligible for reinstatement as piece
sewer in the Government Printing Office without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1904 CSR 85.

238: Nov. 2 Mrs. Roy L. Quackenbush, temporary employee, made eli-
gible for permanent appointment as clerk in the Post Office Dept. without
examination. 1904 CSR 86.

239: Dec. 4 Mrs. Francis L. Hawes made eligible for appointment as
special agent in the Bureau of Corporations without examination. 1904
CSR 86.

240: Dec. 5 Use of official letterheads and signatures indicating official
position by consular officers in private correspondence prohibited.

241 : Dec. 9 All lands on certain Alaska islands, including Eiska Island,
Little Kiska Island, and adjacent islets, reserved for naval purposes.

242 : Dec. 28 Mrs. Frank L. Harrigan made eligible for reinstatement
as ruling machine feeder in the Government Printing Office without re-
gard to length of separation from the service. 1904 CSR 86.

1904

243: Jan. 4 Evelyn M. Ford made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the War Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1904 CSR 86.

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1904

244: Jan. 7 Mrs. G. W. Shipman made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Office of the First Assistant Postmaster General without examina-
tion. 1904CSR87.

245: Jan. 9 Elizabeth C. Peters made eligible for reinstatement as sewer
in the Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1904 CSR 87.

246: Jan. 12 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Sept. 2, 1904.

247: Jan. 27 E. W. Libbey, appointed as telegraph and telephone oper-
ator in the Commerce and Labor Dept. on July 13, 1903, permitted to
continue without examination. 1904 CSR 87.

248: Feb. 1 Kate L. Croggan made eligible for reinstatement as sewer
in the Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1904 CSR 88.

249 : Feb. 5 James M. Cooper and Ralston Williams made eligible for
employment by the Medical Board to investigate sources of typhoid fever
in military camps until completion of Board 's report. 1904 CSR 88.

260: Feb. 5 Special Civil Service Rule of July 3, 1902, pertaining to
persons formerly employed in the Military Government of Cuba, revoked.
1904 CSR 79.

251 : Feb. 8 Matthew J. McCarthy made eligible for transfer from ex-
cepted position of special deputy surveyor at the customs port of Syra-
cuse, N. Y., to non-excepted position of deputy surveyor and inspector
at the same port, without examination.

252 : Feb. 17 Marie L. Baldwin made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Indian Affairs Office without regard to standing on register of
eligibles. 1904 CSR 88.

253: Feb. 17 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], amended to except all national military
parks commissioners in the War Dept. 1904 CSR 80.

254: Feb. 18 Federal offices in Ohio ordered closed Feb. 19, 1904, for
funeral services of Marcus A. Hanna.

255 : Feb. 25 Francis Walker made eligible for appointment as special
agent in the Bureau of Corporations, Commerce and Labor Dept. without
examination. 1904 CSR 64.

256 : Mar. 1 War Dept. Civil positions in the Philippines classified ;
labor positions or Presidential appointees excepted. 1904 CSR 77.

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1904

267: Mar. 4 Merrit O. Chance made eligible for transfer from clerk to
the War Sec'y to superintendent of supplies in the Post Office Dept.
without examination. 1904 CSR 89.

268: Mar. 10 Government officials, "Civil, military, and jiaval," di-
rected to observe neutrality in Russo-Japanese War and to abstain from
action or speech which might cause irritation to either side.

269: Mar. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision 6, Paragraph 10, amended to
apply to physicians employed in the Indian Service, rather than to
physicians at the Indian schools. 1904 CSR 81.

260: May 18 Katherine C. Masterson made eligible for reinstatement
in the Government Printing Office without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1904 CSR 89.

261: May 26 I. B. Conklin made eligible for appointment as special
laborer (clerk) in the paymaster's office, Washington Navy Yard, with-
out examination. 1904 CSR 89.

262: June IS [Civil Service Rules amended to permit] promotion of
persons reinstated in the classified service to grades from which separated
without examination. 1904 CSR 81.

263: June 17 Samuel D. Amen made eligible for appointment as internal
revenue agent without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1904 CSR 90.

264: June 23 Dr. William L. Ralph made eligible for appointment as
curator of the birds' eggs section of the National Museum without ex-
amination. 1904 CSR 90.

265: June 24 Clarence Reeder made eligible for appointment as private
sec'y to the Geological Survey director, Interior Dept., without examina-
tion. 1904 CSR 91.

266: June 29 Edna E. Hoyt, temporary State Dept. clerk, made eligible
for permanent appointment at special request of Secretary Hay. 1904
CSR 91.

267: July 30 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Feb. 2, 1904.

268: Aug. 6 James E. S. Kinsela appointed minor-under-inst'ruction in
the Washington Navy Yard without regard to provisions of Navy Yard
Order 13. 1905 CSR 82.

269: Aug. 9 Ludwick C. Young, laborer in the Census Office, made eli-
gible for promotion to clerk without examination. 1905 CSR 82.

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1904

270: Aug. 19 Dr. William Conyngton made eligible for permanent ap-
pointment as physician at the Grand River Indian School, N. Dak., with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR 82.

271 : Oct. 5 Mourning formalities for Henry Clay Payne, Postmaster
General, ordered.

272 : Nov. 9 Luther Conant Jr. made eligible for appointment as special
examiner in the Bureau of Corporations without examination. 1905
CSR 82.

273: Nov. 15 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], amended by addition of Subdivision VIII,
pertaining to Isthmian Canal Commission personnel. 1904 CSR 77, 1905
CSR 79.

274: Nov. 15 Isthmian Canal Commission personnel classified and the
Civil Service Act and Rides made applicable thereto. M 28.

275 : Nov. 15 Regulations governing employment of unskilled laborers
prescribed. 1905 CSR 95.

278: Nov. 21 Clare A. Cooper made eligible for permanent appointment
as matron in the Immigration Service without examination. 1905 CSR

82.

277: Nov. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended by deleting Paragraphs 1 and 3 and part of Paragraph 2, and
renumbering the remaining paragraphs accordingly. 1905 CSR 82.

278: Nov. 29 Substitute watchmen in the Government Printing Office
classified. 1904 CSR 78, 1905 CSR 79.

279: Nov. 29 Appointment of any person in any Executive Dept. for
the performance of duties of a character performed by classified employ-
ees prohibited except under Civil Service Rules ; procedure for resolving
cases in which there is doubt as to applicability of the rules, prescribed.
Mar. 1906 CSA 39-June 1935 CSA 15; 1904 CSR 78, 1905 CSR 97, 1906
CSR 84.

280 : Nov. 30 James Rankin Young made eligible for appointment as
superintendent of the Dead Letter Office, Post Office Dept., without ex-
amination. 1905 CSR 83.

281 : Nov. 30 Marcus Braun made eligible for permanent appointment
as inspector in the Immigration Service, without examination. 1905
CSR 83.

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1904

282: Nov. SO Captain Joseph Watkinson made eligible for permanent
appointment as assistant inspector of hulls in the Steamboat Inspection
Service without examination. 1905 CSR 83.

283: Dec. 8 Citizenship requirements waived for positions on the Isth-
mus of Panama under such regulations as the Civil Service Commission
may prescribe. Mar. 1906 CSA 16-June 1939 CSA 32; 1905 CSR 69;
M33.

284: Dec 12 Mrs. William H. Taberreh made eligible for permanent
appointment as keeper at the Cumberland Head Light Station, N. Y.,
without examination. 1905 CSR 83.

286: Dec. 12 Regulations governing employment of unskilled laborers
in certain Federal offices outside of Washington, D. C, approved for cer-
tain cities and ordered extended to other cities when expedient. 1905
CSR 97.

286: Dec. 17 Persons employed in the General Land Office, Interior
Dept., in the protection of forestry reserves classified. 1905 CSR 79.

287: Dec 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to except a consulting architect
on work of reconstructing the West Point Military Academy. 1905
CSR 72.

288: Dec. 24 Thirteen specified temporary clerks employed in the
Census Bureau in connection with the census of the Philippine Islands,
made eligible for permanent appointment. 1905 CSR 84.

288%: Dec. 81 Notaries public in the Government Service forbidden to
receive fees for any notarial act performed for any employee of the Gov-
ernment acting in official capacity, or for any notarial act performed
during the hours of such notaries' service to the Government. Nov. 1906
CSA 25, June 1908 CSA 27.

1905

289: Jan. 5 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII, on positions on the Isth-
mus of Panama, amended by the addition of many judicial, municipal
and other offices. 1905 CSR 72; M 33.

290: Jan. 12 Certain laborers in Washington, D. C, classified. 1905
CSR 80.

291: Jan. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivisions I and II, amended as to Cus-
toms Service positions in Alaska. 1905 CSR 81.

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1905

292: Jan. 31 Time for completion of the work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Sept. 2, 1905.

293: Feb. 6 W. Stephen Puller, messenger boy in the Library of Con-
gress, made eligible for transfer to messenger in the Manufactures Bu-
reau, Commerce and Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1905 CSR 84.

294: Feb. 15 Citizenship requirements waived for applicants for exam-
ination for officers of ships of the Coast and Geodetic Survey on duty in
the Philippines. Mar. 1906 CSA 16-June 1939 CSR 32; 1905 CSR 69.

295: Feb. 15 George F. Otis made eligible for reinstatement as clerk in
the Quartermaster's Dept. at Large without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1905 CSR 85.

296: Mar. 1 Formation of a commission to investigate and report on
the naturalization of aliens under existing laws and to report not later
than Nov. 15, ordered.

296-A:Mar. 9 Stump Lake Reservation, N. D., created as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

297: Mar. 2 John Nolan made eligible for reinstatement as a carrier,
Postal Service, without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR 85.

298: Mar. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended to exclude from exception special agents for public land pro-
tection and inspectors of surveyors-general and district land offices.
1905 CSR 73.

299: Mar. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended by the addition of Paragraph 11 to except five special agents in
the General Land Office to investigate fraudulent entries and other mat-
ters of a criminal nature.

300: Mar. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended to delete Paragraph 10, covering certain Indian Service physi-
cians. 1905 CSR 73.

301: Mar. 3 Civil Service Rules [Rule II, on classification of the Serv-
ice], Section 9, amended to permit the appointment of a retired Army
officer as superintendent of an Indian school without competitive exam-
ination. 1905 CSR 69.

302: Mar. 10 Donald G. Mitchell, Jr., made eligible for retention as
supervisor of buildings and grounds of the Government Hospital for the
Insane. 1905 CSR 85.

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1905

302-A : Blar. 10 Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, enlarged. IR 18 ; III
K690.

303: Mar. 10 Catherine M. Gallagher, nee Catherine M. Kilbourne, made
eligible for reinstatement in the classified service in any Executive De-
partment without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR 85.

304: Mar. 11 Salary increase for laborers classified as clerk prohibited
without examination and certification under regulations governing pro-
motion from subclerical to clerical grade. 1905 CSR 70.

305: Mar. 14 Dr. Cyrus Adler made eligible for appointment as assist-
ant secretary in charge of the library and exchanges in the Smithsonian
Institution without examination. 1905 CSR 85.

306: Mar. 14 Consultative Board of Architects created, and all officials
in the District of Columbia with powers to approve plans for and loca-
tion of Government buildings ordered to consult with said Board before
approving such plans or locations.

307: Mar. 15 Sydnie Kennedy made eligible for appointment as chief
of division, clerk and stenographer, in the Isthmian Canal Service with-
out examination. 1905 CSR 86.

308: Mar. 15 W. G. Tucker made eligible for appointment as clerk under
the Isthmian Canal Commission without examination. 1905 CSR 86.

309: Mar. 18 Mrs. M. G. Lauxmann made eligible for permanent ap-
pointment as writer in the Coast and Geodetic Survey without examina-
tion. 1905 CSR 86.

310: Mar. 18 £. O. [306] of Mar. 14, 1906, creating a consultative board
of architects, amended to prescribe compensation for members of said
board.

310-A [Blank number in the official file of Numbered Orders].

310-B:Mar. 21 Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, transferred to
Portland.

310-0: Mar. 22 [War Sec'y's undated recommendation that certain
Minnesota lands be reserved for flowage purposes in connection with
construction and maintenance of reservoir at headwaters of the Missis-
sippi River] approved.

310-D:Mar. 29 Certain lands of Lakeview Land District, Oregon, to-
gether with business and archives pertaining thereto, transferred to
Burns Land District.

311: Mar. 27 E. O. [310] of Mar. 18, 1905, prescribing compensation
for members of the Consultative Board of Architects, revoked.

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1905

312: Mar. 28 George W. Pitts, skilled laborer in the Commerce and
Labor Dept., made eligible for appointment as messenger in the Post
Office Dept., without regard to requirement of six months service before
transfer. 1905 CSR 86.

313: Mar. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision V, on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions, amended to delete Clauses 7-12, and to provide that no cashier or
finance clerk appointed under such exceptions shall acquire any rights
or privileges of competitive employees except on recommendation of the
Postmaster General.

313-A:Mar. 31 E. 0. of Feb. 9, 1905,* transferring duties and records
relating to the Office of the Commissioner of Railroads from the Interior
Sec'y to the Commerce and Labor Dept., revoked.

• Not a Numbered Order.

314: Mar. 30 Certain laborers previously assigned to classified work
classified and any further assignment of laborers to classified work for-
bidden. 1904 CSR 80.

315: Mar. 30 E. O. [278] of Nov. 29, 1904, classifying 40 substitute
watchmen in the Government Printing Office, amended to include five
others appointed prior to the issuance of said Executive order. 1905
CSR 79.

316: Mar. 30 Civil Service Rides, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended to except consulting engineers of the Reclamation Service, and
one confidential clerk and one record clerk at the Government Hospital
for the Insane. 1905 CSR 74.

317: Mar. 30 S. F. Scott, Jr., made eligible for reinstatement in the
Post Office Service without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1905 CSR 86.

317- A: Apr. 1 Isthmian Canal Commission reorganized. M 35; 1904
PCR 107.

318: Mar. 31 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I, on the entire classified serv-
ice], Clause 7, amended to prohibit exception of persons employed in
territory contiguous to the U. S. by the Immigration Bureau. 1905 CSR
74.

319: Mar. 31 E. O. [288%] of Dec. 31, 1904, pertaining to fees for
notarial services performed by notaries public in the Government Service,
amended.

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1905

320: Apr. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III, on War Dept. positions,
amended by addition of Clause 6, to except all firemen employed on
torpedo planters. 1905 CSB 75.

320-A: Apr. 26 E. 0. of Aug. 13, 1902, # modified to authorize discharge
from the Navy men of the Messmen branch who enlist for service on the
summer practice cruises of the Naval Academy.
* Not a Numbered Order.

321 : Hay 1 Edward H. Haref ord made eligible for transfer to position
of forest assistant, Agriculture Dept. 1905 CSB 87.

321-A:May 1 Ironton Land District, Mo., abolished and lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to Springfield Land District.

321-B:May 1 [War Sec'y's undated recommendation that certain
lands around Subic Bay, Province of Zambales, Island of Luzon, P. I., be
reserved for military purposes] approved.

321-0 : May 1 Marysville Land District, Calif., abolished and lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to Sacramento Land District.

321-D:May 1 Boonville Land District, Mo., abolished and lands, busi-
ness and archives transferred to Springfield Land District.

321-E : Kay 1 Wasatch, Uintah, and Carbon Counties, Utah, established
as Uintah Land District, with office at Vernal.

S21-F: May 6 Akron Land District, Colo., abolished and lands, business,
and archives transferred to Sterling Land District.

322: May 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III, on War Dept. positions
amended to add Paragraph 6, excepting one law officer in the Insular
Affairs Bureau. 1905 CSR 75.

323: May 12 Appointment without examination of a laborer in the
Engraving and Printing Bureau, to serve as carriage driver to the Treas-
ury Sec 'y, authorized. 1905 CSR 87.

323-A:Mayl3 Administration of Navigation aids for Guam placed
under the Commerce and Labor Dept.

324: May 15 John Ball Osborne made eligible for appointment as chief
of the Bureau of Trade Relations, State Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1905 CSR 87.

324-A:May 15 E. O. [302-A] of Mar. 10, 1905, reserving certain lands
as an addition to the Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, revoked, and
certain other lands added to said reservation. IR 19 ; III K 690.

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1905

324-B:May 17 E. 0. [310-C] of Mar. 22, 1905, reserving certain Min-
nesota lands at the headwaters of the Mississippi River for flowage pur-
poses, amended to eliminate lands comprising homestead entry of Louis
Zeph, erroneously included, and to reserve certain other lands in lieu
thereof.

324-C:May 17 [Wat Sec'y's undated recommendation that seven de-
scribed tracts of land in the Philippine Islands be reserved for military
purposes] approved.

324-D: May 17 [War Sec'y's recommendation that nine described tracts
of land at Jolo, P. I., be reserved as an addition to the military reserva-
tion established by E. 0. of Nov. 21, 1904 •] approved.

* Not a Numbered Order.

324-E:May 17 [War Sec'y's recommendation of May 15 that E. 0. of
June 20, 1904, # be modified to change the borders of the military reserva-
tion at Zamboanga, Mindanao, P. I.] approved.

* Not a Numbered Order.

325 : May 18 Chauncey 0. Howard made eligible for transfer from ex-
cepted position of special examiner in the Pensions Bureau to a similar
non-excepted position without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR

87.

325- A: May 18 Convict labor forbidden on Government contracts, unless
otherwise provided by law.

326 : May 18 Appointment to certain positions connected with the oper-
ation of the Washington [D. C] Filtration Plant, authorized without
examination, in view of the probable transfer of the Plant to the control
of the District of Columbia. 1905 CSR 75.

327: May 20 Eleanor Relyea made eligible for reinstatement in the
Departmental Service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR

88.

328 : May 22 William J. Humphreys made eligible for appointment as
professor of meteorological physics in the Agriculture Dept. without
examination. 1905 CSR 88.

328-A:May 23* Boundaries of Uintah Land District, Utah, modified
by inclusion of that part of the Uintah Indian Reservation lying within
Utah County and by exclusion and transfer of lands in Carbon County
to the Utah Land District.

* Has form of a proclamation.

328-B:May 24 [Acting War Secy's recommendation of May 24 that
13 described tracts of land in Alaska be reserved for the Army Signal

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Corps in connection with the operation and maintenance of* the military
telegraph lines] approved.

328-0 : June 2 Compensation for enlisted men of the Navy detailed as
ship's tailors prescribed.

329: June 3 Albert C. Muhse made eligible for appointment as special
agent in the Bureau of Corporations, Commerce and Labor Dept., with-
out examination. 1905 CSR 88.

330: June 8 Silas W. Lupton, Fred R. Parke, E. S. Rockwell, William
K. West, and Paul C. Norris made eligible for transfer to certain Isthmian
Canal Commission administrative positions in the U. S. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR 88; M 43.

330- A: June 12 [War Sec'y's recommendation that Grass Island, Gray's
Harbor, Wash., be reserved as a military reservation] approved.

330-B: June 12 E. O. of Mar. 26, 1901, # establishing limits of punish-
ment for Army enlisted men, amended.

* Not a Numbered Order.

331: June 13 C. H. Chapman, Civil War veteran, made eligible for ap-
pointment as a copyist in the General Land Office. 1905 CSR 89.

332: June 13 Civil Service Rule XI [pertaining to promotion], Section
2, amended to permit the promotion of any employee of the classified
Indian Service to the position of Indian school superintendent without
examination. 1905 CSR 70.

333: June 13 Civil Service Rules and Navy Yard Regulations waived
for employment of all Naval hospital laborers. 1905 CSR 70.

334: June 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], amended by addition of Paragraph 12 to except cer-
tain construction workers, mechanics, and skilled laborers on construc-
tion or repair work in the field services. 1905 CSR 76.

336: June 24 Mary T. Waggaman made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Labor Bureau, Commerce and Labor Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR 89.

335-A: June 24 Board of Consulting Engineers designated and directed
to convene at Washington, Sept. 1, 1905, to consider various plans for
the construction of a canal across the Isthmus of Panama. M 43.

336: June 30 James W. Plake, an Indian, made eligible for permanent
appointment as copyist in the Indian Affairs Office. 1905 CSR 89.

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337: July 3 Charles W. Bell made eligible for appointment as finance
clerk at the Lowell, Mass., post office. 1905 CSR 89.

337- A: July 3 Administration of navigation aids for Tutuila and other
Samoan islands placed under Commerce and Labor Dept.

337-B: July 3 [Acting War Sec'y's recommendation of June 30 that
certain described lands at Seward, Alaska, be reserved for use of Army
Signal Corps as a site of a cable house and station] approved.

337-0: July 7 All appointments, transfers, promotions, etc., of officers
of the Army and Navy ordered to be based solely upon the official rec-
ords of the War and Navy Depts., and any use of outside influence by
such officers in such matters, forbidden.

338: July 10 Abram B. Frisbie made eligible for permanent appoint-
ment as watchman in the Interior Dept. without examination. 1905
CSR 90.

339: July 12 Regulations governing the employment of unskilled labor-
ers in Federal offices outside Washington, D. C, amended. Mar. 1906
CSA 40.

340: July 13 Frank B. McCown made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in the Quartermaster's Dept. at Large, War Dept. 1905 CSR 90.

341 : July 13 Allen Hazen, temporary consulting engineer, employed on
the Washington [D. C] Filtration Plant, made eligible for retention for
up to seven months. 1905 CSR 90.

341- A: July 15 [Acting War Sec'y's recommendation that the Fort
Bayard Military Reservation, N. Mex., diminished by exclusion of certain
lands, totalling approximately twenty-eight acres, erroneously included
in the reservation and previously patented to Minnie A. Paeske] ap-
proved.

341-B: July 15 Joseph E. Bristow, special Panama railroad commissioner
allowed until Aug. 15, 1905, to complete details in connection with his
report and additional compensation prescribed. M 44.

341-0: July 19 Fort Gibbon Military Reservation, Alaska modified.

341-D : July 19 Land Office of the Gila Land District at Tucson, Ariz.,
transferred to Phoenix.

342 : July 20 Henry Summers made eligible for appointment as clerk,
in the New York Pension Agency, without examination. 1905 CSR 90.

342- A: July 20 Land Office at Prescott, Ariz., Arizona land District,
abolished and business and archives transferred to Phoenix.

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342-B : July 20 [Acting Interior Sec'y's recommendation of July 18
that certain Utah Lands be reserved as part of the Uintah Indian Res-
ervation despite a prior application in the Engineer's office for the State
of Utah for water rights from Rock Creek] approved.

343: July 21 Gertrude Weaver, temporary clerk, made eligible for per-
manent appointment as clerk in the Signal Service at Large without ex-
amination. 1905 CSR 90.

343-A: July 21 [Acting Interior Sec'y's recommendation of July 20
that additional lands within the Uintah Indian Reservation, Utah, be
reserved to protect the water rights of the Indians] approved.

343-B: July 22 [Acting War Sec'y's recommendation of July 21 that
Port Shaw Military Reservation, Mont., abolished and lands, except por-
tion reserved for Indian school purposes, placed under Interior Sec'y
for disposal] approved. Ill K 680.

343-0 : July 26 Certain described lands on Revillagigedo Island, Alaska,
reserved for use as a site for a lighthouse depot.

344: July 27 Charles W. Spicer made eligible for employment in the
Census Bureau without examination, to experiment in developing tabu-
lating machinery. 1905 CSR 91.

344- A: July 29 [Acting War Sec'y's recommendation of July 28, 1905,
that certain described lands of Port Madison Indian Reservation, Wash.,
be declared a military reservation] approved.

344-B : July 29 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for
Santa Clara Pueblo Indians. 1R 127 ; III K 687.

344-0 : July 31 Ashland and Eau Claire Land Districts, Wis., abolished
and lands and business transferred to Wausau Land District.

345: Aug. 3 Time limit for completion of the work of the Spanish
Treaty Claims Commission extended until Mar. 2, 1906.

346: Aug. 3 Ferdinand Schwarz made eligible for permanent appoint-
ment as unclassified laborer in the Government Printing Office.

347: Aug. 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision V [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 2, amended to except one private sec'y or confidential
clerk to the purchasing agent of the Post Office Dept. 1905 CSR 76.

347- A: Aug. 19 E. O. of Dec. 9, 1852, # reserving certain Michigan lands
for lighthouse purposes, revoked in so far as it applies to certain de-
scribed lands.

* Not a Numbered Order.

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347-B:Aug. 25 Santa Barbara Island, Calif., reserved for lighthouse
purposes.

848: Aug. 25 May R. Proctor made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the Government Printing Office without examination. 1905 CSR
91.

348-A: Aug. 29 * Boundaries of proposed military reservation on newly
reclaimed harbor land at Manila, P. I., defined.
• 8igned bj Wm. H. Taft, War Sec'j.

348-B : Aug. 31 Washington Navy Yard employees excused from work
on Labor Day, Sept. 4, 1905.

348-0 : Aug. 31 Compensation for members of the Advisory Board of
Engineers for the Panama Canal prescribed. M 44.

349: Sept. 2 Thomas Harper made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Quartermaster's Dept. at Large without examination.

350: Sept. 5 Philip Cowen made eligible for appointment as inspector
in the Immigration Service without examination. 1905 CSR 83.

351: Sept. 8 Procedure for removal of officers and employees serving
on the Isthmus of Panama prescribed. 1905 CSR 101 ; M 44.

351- A: Sept. 16 Certain described lands on Oravina and False Islands,
Alaska, reserved as a site for a lighthouse depot.

351-B: Sept. 18 [Acting War Secy's recommendation of Sept. 15, 1905,
that the boundaries of Port San Pedro, Iloilo, Panay, P. I., be redefined]
approved.

352: Sept. 19 John B. Goff and D. P. Wells made eligible for appoint-
ment as assistant forest rangers without examination. 1905 CSR 91.

352-A: Sept. 20 Regulations governing presentation of the Congres-
sional Medal of Honor prescribed.

352-B: Sept. 21 [Acting War Sec'y's recommendation of Sept. 18, 1905,
that certain described lands at Safety Harbor and Old Woman, Alaska,
be reserved for use of the Army Signal Corps in the operation of military
telegraph Lines] approved.

353: Sept. 22 Mary E. Enright made eligible for reinstatement in the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1905 CSR 91.

354: 8ept. 26 W. E. Hall made eligible for transfer from the Isthmian
Canal Service to the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of service
before transfer. 1905 CSR 91.

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366: Oct. 6 Marjorie H. Young made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Pittsburgh, Pa., pension agency without examination. 1905 CSR 91.

366: Oct. 7 Mrs. M. C. Miller made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the classified service without examination. 1905 CSR 92.

367: Oct. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions ex-
cepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended to add Clause 14 excepting one private sec'y to the director of
the Geological Survey. 1905 CSR 76.

357- A: Oct. 10 Western Land District, Okla., with office at Kingfisher,
abolished and lands and business transferred to Eastern Land District,
with office at Guthrie.

357-B : Oct. 10 Passage Key Reservation, at the mouth of Tampa Bay,
established as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

367-0 : Oct. 10 Siskiwit Islands Reservation, Lake Superior, Mich., es-
tablished as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

367-D : Oct. 10 Huron Islands Reservation, Lake Superior, Mich., estab-
lished as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

368: Oct. 11 Dessie M. Bowers made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service in any executive department. 1905 CSR 92.

369: Oct. 13 Government officers and employees forbidden to assist per-
sons in preparation for Civil Service examinations. Mar. 1906 CSA 37-
Jan. 1918 CSA 70; 1905 CSR 101; 1906 CSR 83.

360: Oct. 16 Dollie A. Slayton, temporary employee, made eligible for
permanent appointment as clerk in the Census Bureau. 1905 CSR 92.

361: Oct. 16 Julia P. Madeira made eligible for reinstatement in the
Census Bureau and transfer to the Office of the Assayer of the Mint,
Denver, Colo., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1905 CSR 92.

362: Oct. 17 Removal of Government employees for inefficiency or in-
capability without trial, and summary dismissal for misconduct in the
presence of the President or department heads, authorized. 1905 CSR 71.

363: Oct. 24 Charles Denby made eligible for appointment as chief
clerk of the State Dept. without examination. 1905 CSR 92.

364: Oct. 31 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Commerce and Labor
Dept. positions, Clause 1, amended lo except all persons temporarily con-
nected with the field operations of the Fisheries Bureau. 1905 CSR 76.

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366 : Oct. 31 Competitive examinations for clerical positions in the
Office of the Recorder of Deeds, Washington, D. C, ordered, restricted
to bona fide residents of the District of Columbia and the Civil Service
Commission directed to assist the Recorder in the establishment and
maintenance of a system of such examinations. Mar. 1906 CSA 37-June
1908 CSA 6; 1905 CSR 101.

365- A: Oct. 31 Grand Fork Land District, N. D., abolished and lands
and business transferred to Devils Lake Land District.

365-B: Oct. 31 * Black Hills Forest Reserve, S. D., diminished.
* Has form of a proclamation.

366 : Nov. 1 Edward McCauley made eligible for appointment as chief
of Redemption Division, Post Office Dept., without examination. 1905
CSR 93.

366-A:Nov. 3 Certain described California lands, reserved in connec-
tion with the Point Sal Lighthouse Reservation.

366-B : Nov. 8 Additional pay for enlisted men of the Navy serving
with submarine torpedo boats authorized.

367: Nov. 10 E. O. [81] of Sept. 20, 1895, pertaining to examinations
for Consular officers, amended to include all consulates general, con-
sulates, commercial agencies, and consular agencies, the annual compen-
sation of which is not less than $1,000. 1905 CSR 102.

368: Nov. 10 Vacancies in the position of sec'y of embassy or legation
ordered filled by transfer or promotion from some branch of the Foreign
Service, or by appointment of some person found qualified by examina-
tion.

369: Nov. 11 Appointments to positions in Indian warehouses ordered
made in accordance with the Civil Service Rules or the Labor Regula-
tions ; encumbents, except unskilled laborers, granted competitive rights.
1905 CSR 81.

369-A:Nov. 11 Breton Island Reservation, La., established by reserva-
tion of Freemason Islands, Old Harbor Islands, and Breton Island as a
preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

369-B:Nov. 14 [Acting War Sec'y's recommendation of Nov. 13, 1905,
that certain described lands near Zamboanga, Mindanao, P. I., be re-
served as an Army target range] approved.

370: Nov. 15 Temporary appointments to positions on the Isthmus of
Panama authorized when there are no eligibles having the necessary
qualifications, and the Civil Service Commission authorized to make such
appointments permanent on certification that such action is required for
the good of the service. 1905 CSR 103 ; M 49.

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371 : Nov. 17 Civil Service Rule XII, pertaining to removal, amended.
1905 CSR 71.

372: Nov. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to add Clause 12 excepting one examiner of tobacco and one
examiner of tea in the Customs Service at the Port of Chicago. 1905
CSR 77.

372-A:Nov. 18 Bent Land District, Colo., with office at Lamar, abol-
ished, and lands and business transferred to Valley Land District, with
office at Pueblo.

372-B:Nov. 20 [Acting War Sec'y's recommendation of Nov. 20, 1905,
that Fort St. Michael Military Reservation. Alaska, be diminished and
excluded lands placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for disposition]
approved.

373: Nov. 23 S. H. Alexander, classified laborer in the Post Office Dept.
made eligible for a clerical appointment in said Dept. 1905 CSR 93.

373-A:Nov. 25 E. O. [348-C] of Aug. 31, 1905, prescribing compensa-
tion for members of the Advisory Board of Engineers for the Panama
Canal, amended. M 50.

374: Nov. 27 Marie L. Eastwood made eligible for appointment to a
permanent position in the Census Bureau. 1905 CSR 93.

375: Nov. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on the entire classified
service], amended by addition of Paragraph 13 to except cooks. 1905
CSR 78.

375- A: Nov. 27 Certain described lands in California reserved for light-
house purposes.

375-B:Nov. 27 [War Sec'y's recommendation of Nov. 25, 1905, that
certain described lands on Chilkat Inlet, Alaska, be reserved for water-
supply for Port William H. Seward] approved.

376: Dec. 6 Edna M. Peltz made eligible for permanent appointment as
clerk in the Pension Office without examination. 1905 CSR 93.

376-A:Dec. 6 Sidney Land District, Neb., abolished, and lands and
business transferred to Western Land District, with office at North
Platte.

377: Dec. 9 Emily L. Genella made eligible for reinstatement in the
Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1905 CSR 93.

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&W/ 2 : Dec. 7 Surgeons General Robert M. O'Reilly, U. S. Army, P. M.
Rixey, U. S. Navy, and Walter Wyman, Public Health Service, desig-
nated a committee to formulate plana to carry out the intent of the
resolution by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of
Tuberculosis, recommending a study of sanitary conditions in Govern-
ment offices and workshops.

377- A: Dec. 7 [War Sec'y's recommendation of Dec. 6, 1905, that cer-
tain described lands at Keystone, Alaska, be reserved for military tele-
graph purposes] approved.

377-B : Dec. 7 Isthmian Canal Commission authorized to hold the quar-
terly session scheduled for Jan 1, 1906, in Washington, D. C, instead of
on the Isthmus of Panama. M 50.

378: Dec. 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 8, amended to eliminate one assistant assayer. 1905
CSR 78.

379: Dec. 11 Howard H. Belden made eligible for appointment in any
executive department upon passing a noncompetitive examination. 1905
CSR 93.

380 : Dec. 11 Mary E. Owings made eligible for appointment in the Gov-
ernment Printing Office without examination. 1905 CSR 94.

381: Dec. 14 Thirteen special agents in the Census Bureau made eli-
gible for transfer to competitive positions in said Bureau or elsewhere.
1905 CSR 94.

382: Dec. 14 Katherine S. Todd made eligible for transfer from the
Engraving and Printing Bureau to a clerkship in the Office of the Com-
missioner of Internal Revenue without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1905 CSR 94.

383: Dec. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Agriculture Dept.
positions], amended by addition of Paragraph 3 to except certain per-
sonnel employed temporarily during the season of danger from fires or
when required by other special work. 1905 CSR 78.

384: Dec. 18 Anna P. McCormick, temporary employee, made eligible
for permanent appointment to a position in the office of the Isthmian
Canal Commission. 1905 CSR 94; M 50.

385 : Dec. 18 Richard H. Williams made eligible for reinstatement as
inspector of hulls of steam vessels without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1905 CSR 94.

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1906

886: Dec. 19 Nevil Monroe Hopkins made eligible for appointment as
an electrical engineer in the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Dept.,
subject to noncompetitive examination. 1905 CSR 95.

887: Dec. 19 Civil Service Rule VII from the list of positions excepted
from the apportionment requirement [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 2, on apportionment, amended to delete pages, and to include car-
penters, cabinet-makers, painters, plumbers and plumbers' helpers, elec-
tric wiremen, electric linemen and electricians' helpers. 1905 CSR 71.

888: Dee. 23 Hattie R. McMullin made eligible for reinstatement in the
Interior Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1905 CSR 95.

889: Dec. 23 Mary E. Griffin made eligible for reinstatement in the
Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1906 CSR 96.

1906

389- A: Jan. 3 Stockton Land District, Calif., abolished, and lands and
business transferred to Sacramento Land District.

389% : Jan. 5 Jamestown Tercentennial Commission created to carry
out the purposes of the act providing for an International naval, marine,
and military celebration of the birth of the American nation and the
first permanent settlement of English-speaking people in the Western
Hemisphere.

390 : Jan. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Clause] 4 amended to except stich-counters in the New York Customs
District. 1906 CSR 91.

391 : Jan. 8 Ralph Whitman, temporary employee, made eligible for
permanent appointment as engineer draftsman in the Office of the Isth-
mian Canal Commission. 1906 CSR 96 ; M 50.

392: Jan. 10 E. M. LeBoiteaux made eligible for employment in the
Census Bureau to experiment in developing tabulating machinery, sub-
ject to noncompetitive examination.

393: Jan. 12 E. O. [370] of Nov. 15, 1905, pertaining to appointments
to positions in the Isthmian Canal Service, revoked. 1905 CSR 103;
M50.

394: Jan. 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII, on Isthmian Canal Serv-
ice positions, amended. 1906 CSR 91 ; M 51.

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394- A: Jan 13 Certain described lands in Minnesota reserved for the
War Dept. in connection with the operation and maintenance of a res-
ervoir system at the headwaters of the Mississippi River.

395: Jan. 16 Walter R. Brickenhoff made eligible for appointment as
chief or director of hospital station and laboratory for leprosy investiga-
tion in Hawaii, subject to noncompetitive examination. 1906 CSR 96.

395- A: Jan. 18 Certain described lands at Diamond Head, Eupikipikio
Point and Punch-Bowl Hill, T. H., withdrawn pending surveys for a
permanent military reservation.

396 * : (no date) Jeannette L. Cavanagh made eligible for reinstate-
ment as classified laborer in the Agriculture Dept.

* Endorsement on letter from Senator Nelson to the President. Undated.

397: Jan. 20 Each executive dept. head directed to appoint an advisory
committee on printing and publication to oversee the printing require-
ments and the publications of each Dept.

398 : Jan. 22 William A. Barr made eligible for reinstatement in the
Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1906 CSR 97.

399 : Jan. 23 Functions of determining, fixing, and changing of place
names in the United States and insular possessions placed under the
Board on Geographic names.

400: * (no date) Mrs. Charles Broady made eligible for temporary ap-
pointment in the Government Printing Office without examination.

* Endorsement addressed to Mr. Stillings [the Public Printer]. Undated.

401 : * (no date) Howard H. Belden, Spanish War veteran and former
employee on the Isthmus of Panama, made eligible for appointment in
any executive department, subject to noncompetitive examination.

* Endorsement on Treasury Dept 's statement of Mr. Belden 's services.

402: Jan. 25 E. O. [163] of Jan. 31, 1902, forbidding officers or em-
ployees of any executive department to attempt to influence any legisla-
tion, amended to make said order applicable to independent agencies.
Mar. 1906 CSA 37-Feb. 1912 CSA 47.

403: Jan. 25 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to add Clause 13 excepting mounted inspectors in the Customs
Service on the Mexican border. 1906 CSR 91.

404: Jan. 26 Charles S. Brown made eligible for appointment as in-
spector in the Government Printing Office, subject to noncompetitive
examination. 1906 CSR 97.

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404- A: Jan. 27 Certain described lands, together with the archives, rec-
ords, and business pertaining thereto, transferred from Bismarck Land
District, N. Dak., to the Fargo Land District.

404-B:Jan. 31 Boundaries of Fort Washakie Military Reservation,
Wyo., redefined. I R 223 ; III K 691.

406: Feb. 1 Mary R. Donnelly made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in office of the Chief of Ordnance, War Dept., without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1906 CSR 97.

405- A: Feb. 1 Malagi (Malahi) Island Military Reservation, Laguna de
Bay, Luzon, P. I., abolished and lands restored to Government of the
Philippines to be administered for the benefit of the inhabitants thereof.

405-B : Feb. 1 Waters and certain described adjacent lands of Yes Lake,
Yes Bay, and Back Bay, Alaska, reserved for a salmon hatchery.

406: Feb. 3 Charles H. Ingram, formerly in the Treasury Dept., made
eligible for appointment to a clerical position in the War Dept. without
examination. 1906 CSR 97.

407: Feb. 5 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Sept. 2, 1906.

407-A:Feb. 5 Certain described lands at Randlett, Utah, reserved for
the Protestant Episcopal Church for missionary and cemetery purposes
for the benefit of the Ute Indians. I R 170; III K 690.

408: Feb. 9 Clayton G. Coleman made eligible for reinstatement as spe-
cial agent in the Oeneral Land Office without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1906 CSR 97.

409: Feb. 10 Indian Key Reservation, Tampa Bay, Fla., established as
a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

410: Feb. 13 William M. Oeddes, special disbursing agent, made eligible
for appointment as clerk in the Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1906 CSR 98.

411 : Feb. 13 Joseph Fought made eligible for promotion from classified
laborer to clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1906 CSR 98.

411% : Feb. 17 John H. Smith made eligible for appointment as laborer
in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1906 CSR 98.

412: Feb. 19 E. O. [348-C] of Aug. 31, 1905, prescribing compensation
for the members of the Board of Consulting Engineers for the Panama
Canal, amended. M 51.

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413 : Feb. 19 Boundaries of Bismarck and Fargo Land Districts, N.
Dak., redefined; certain lands, with archives, records, and business per-
taining thereto, transferred from the Bismarck Land District to the
Fargo Land District.

414: Feb. 22 Mangum Land District, Okla., abolished and lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to the Lawton Land District.

415: Feb. 24 William B. Bainbridge, George H. Moritz, George E.
Foulkes, Edwin E. Wakefield, Taliesin Evans, Lawrence B. Kemp, Charles
E. Lewis, William F. Bunn, and James 0. Brzezinski, at present em-
ployees of the Treasury Dept., made eligible for appointment as special
agents in said dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1906 CSR 98.

416 : Feb. 24 Procedure for appointment of laborers whose duties in-
clude work of a classified nature, and for classification of laborers whose
principal duties are of a classified nature, prescribed. Mar. 1906 CSA
42, Nov. 1906 CSA 66; 1906 CSR 92.

417: Feb. 24 Certain described lands at Unalaklik, Alaska, reserved for
the Army Signal Corps for use in the operation of military telegraph
lines.

418: Feb. 26 Compensation for members of the Isthmian Canal Commis-
sion fixed. M 51.

419: Feb. 27 Katherine Moynihan made eligible for appointment in the
Post Office Dept., without examination. 1906 CSR 99.

420 : Feb. 27 James T. Peterson and Clarence W. Allen made eligible
for reinstatement in the classified service without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1906 CSR 99.

421 : Feb. 28 Rules for the elimination and prevention of tuberculosis
among employees in the public service prescribed.

422 : Mar. 1 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 678, pertaining
to invoices of merchandise purchased for export to the United States,
amended.

423 : Mar. 1 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 680, pertaining
to verification of invoices and declarations, amended.

424 : Mar. 1 Robert Lee Gray made eligible for appointment as assist-
ant messenger in the Justice Dept., without examination. 1906 CSR 99.

425 : Mar. 1 Coila B. Ashby made eligible for reinstatement as clerk in
the Interior Dept. without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1906 CSR 99.

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426: Mar. 3 Fort Egbert Military Reservation, Alaska, modified; cer-
tain lands added and excluded lands placed under control of the Interior
Sec'y for disposition.

427: Mar. 9 J. F. Moreno, a British subject, stenographer in the War
Dept. and former clerk in the Foreign Service, made eligible for exam-
ination for a classified appointment without regard to citizenship re-
quirements. 1906 CSR 99.

428: Mar. 10 Certain described lands in Bata[a]n and Cacraray Islands,
P. I., reserved for military purposes.

429: Mar. 22 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved as an agricul-
tural experiment station.

430: Mar. 26 E. 0. [418] of Feb. 26, 1906, fixing the compensation of
members of the Isthmian Canal Commission, clarified and interpreted.
M 52.

431 : Mar. 27 Middle Islands at Rock Harbor, Mich., reserved for light-
house purposes.

432: Mar. 28 Grass Island Military Reservation, Grays Harbor, Wash.,
abolished and lands placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for dis-
position.

433 : Mar. 28 Boundaries of Billings Land District, Mont., redefined.

434: Mar. 28 Pyeng E. Toon, a Korean, made eligible for appointment
as clerk in the Honolulu, T. H., post office without regard to citizenship
requirements. 1906 CSR 100.

436: Mar. 31 Charles P. Galpin made eligible for appointment as classi-
fied laborer in the Pensions Bureau without examination. 1906 CSR 100.

436: Apr. 4 Joseph F. Laporte made eligible for reinstatement in the
Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1906 CSR 100.

437: Apr. 5 Jacob S. McClure made eligible for reemployment in a
classified position.

438: Apr. 9 Benjamin B. Cox made eligible for reinstatement in the
Mobile, Ala., post office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1906 CSR 100.

439: Apr. 12 Certain described lands in Mississippi reserved as a target
range for the Revenue Cutter Service.

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440: Apr. 14 itarry H. Brewster made eligible for transfer from the
unclassified position of money order and stamp clerk, South St. Joseph,
Mo., post office, to finance clerk, St. Joseph, Mo., Post Office. 1906 CSR
100.

441 : Apr. 28 Mary A. McDonald made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Interior Dept. without examination. 1906 CSR 101.

442: Apr. 27 Office of the Surveyor General for Florida abolished.

443: Apr. 28 Land office at San Francisco, Calif., ordered temporarily
removed to Oakland, the building in which it was housed having been
destroyed.

444: Hay 1 George M. Shafer made eligible for appointment as watch-
man in the Interior Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1906
CSR 101.

446: Hay 10 Certain described lands in Juneau, Alaska, reserved for
educational purposes.

446: May 16 E. O. [372-A] of Nov. 18, 1905, abolishing Bent Land Dis-
trict, Colo., with office at Lamar, revoked.

447: May 18 Maj. Gen. F. C. Ainsworth, Military Sec'y, and Brig. Gen.
J. Franklin Bell, designated to act, in the order named, as War Sec'y
during the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant Sec'y-

443: May 21 Harry E. Burns made eligible for appointment as fireman
in any department at Washington, D. C. 1906 CSR 101.

449 : May 28 Certain specified historical archives in the State Dept.
transferred to Library of Congress.

460: May 24 O. Louis Cleven made eligible for appointment in the
Census Bureau to experiment in developing tabulating machinery, sub-
ject to noncompetitive examination. 1906 CSR 101.

461: May 29 Mrs. M. C. Kratz made eligible for reinstatement in the
Treasury Dept., it appearing that she was removed through inadvertance.
1906 CSR 101.

462: May 31 Appointments to clerical positions on the Isthmus of
Panama paying less than $75. per month in gold permitted without ex-
amination, and provisions governing transfers and promotions on the
Isthmus prescribed. Nov. 1906 CSA 67; 1906 CSR 92; M 52.

463: June 6 — Jesse F. Gates made eligible for reinstatement as a classi-
fied laborer in the Treasury Dept. 1906 CSR 102.

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464: June 6 Certain described lands in Oklahoma known as the "Gov-
ernment Acre" transferred from the Interior Dept. to the Treasury Dept.
for post office and other government purposes.

455: Jane 6 Certain described lands within the Salt Lake Forest Re-
serve, Utah, reserved as a nursery site.

456: June 8 E. 0. [372-B] of Nov. 20, 1905, diminishing Fort St.
Michael Military Reservation, Alaska, amended.

457: June 13 Officer in charge of Public Buildings and Grounds author-
ized to employ a copyist for up to three months in connection with the
inventory and return of property belonging to the White House.

458: June 13 Civil Service Commission authorized to certify non citi-
zens for appointment when there is lack of citizen eligibles, and whenever
an examination has been held and no eligible secured, to certify, in its
discretion, the person or persons having the highest mark in such exam-
ination. Nov. 1906 CSA 40, 67-June 1939 CSA 42; 1906 CSR 92.

459: June 14 E. O. [442] of Apr. 27, 1906, abolishing the office of Sur-
veyor General for Florida, amended to make the effective date of such
abolition June 30, 1907, instead of June 30, 1906.

460: June 16 Dr. Cressy L. Wilbur made eligible for transfer from
expert special agent to chief statistician for vital statistics in the Census
Bureau. 1906 CSR 102.

461: June 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Agriculture Dept.
positions], Paragraph 3, amended to remove the six months' limit for
the temporary employment of forest guards. 1906 CSR 93.

462: June 18 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September ordered for skilled mechanics, laborers, and classified em-
ployees of the Washington Navy Yard, provided that time and one-half
be paid for time worked in excess of four hours.

463: June 19 Certain land within the Belle Fourche Irrigation Project,
S. Dak., reserved for agricultural experimental work.

464: June 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II [on Treasury Dept. positions],
amended to remove from the excepted list the deputy collectors of in-
ternal revenue, and certain storekeepers and gangers in the Fifth
Internal Revenue District of North Carolina. 1906 CSR 93.

465: June 22 All unappropriated public lands in Wisconsin north of
Township 33, withdrawn from entry, settlement or other appropriation
for 90 days.

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466: June 28 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September ordered for skilled mechanics, laborers, and classified
employees of the Government Printing Office, provided that time and
one-half be paid for time worked in excess of four hours.

467: June 23 Everett J. Dallas, made eligible for transfer from ex-
cepted position of "additional" member of the Board of Pension Ap-
peals, Interior Dept., to competitive position of regular member. 1906
CSR 102.

467- A: June 28 Col. O. H. Ernst ordered to continue as member of the
International Water Ways Commission, after retirement on June 27,
1906, with rank of brigadier general, and to receive same compensation
as other members of said Commission, plus certain travel allowances.

468: June 25 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September ordered for skilled mechanics and laborers, and classified
employees of all navy yards and stations, provided that time and one-
half be paid for time worked in excess of four hours. •

469: June 27 Regulations governing the selection of consuls and con-
sul-generals prescribed.

470: June 29 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September, ordered for mechanics, laborers, and other Civil Service
employees, at War Dept. manufacturing and supply arsenals and depots,
and at other Army division and department headquarters.

471 : June 29 Appointment of one special pension examiner without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules authorized for a period of six months, in
addition to the five previously excepted. 1906 CSR 93.

472: June 29 Emma King, n6e Anderson, made eligible for reinstate-
ment in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1906 CSR 102.

472%: June 29 James K. Dawes made eligible for appointment as a
clerk in the Philadelphia, Pa., post office without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

473: June 80 Charles N. Twadell made eligible for transfer from ex-
cepted position of special examiner in the Pensions Bureau to a similar
non-excepted position without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1906 CSR
102.

474: June 30 Compensation for members of the Isthmian Canal Com-
mission fixed. M 52.

475: July 5 Civil Service Commission directed, in certifying persons
for appointment to the positions of firemen, chief engineer, engineer, and

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watchmen in the State, War and Navy Dept. Bldg., to give preference to
honorably discharged ex-service men of certain grades. 1906 CSR 93.

476: July 9 Ralph Modjeski made eligible for appointment as consult-
ing engineer in the Ordnance Dept. at Large during Rock Island bridge
and viaduct construction, subject to noncompetitive examination. 1906
CSR 103.

477: July 14 Fort Bayard Military Reservation, N. Mex., modified, cer-
tain described lands added, and excluded lands placed under control of
the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

478: July 14 William E. DeRiemer made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Smithsonian Institution or its bureaus. 1906 CSR 103.

479: July 14 Leonard C. Gunnell, Rose A. Palmer, Alice K. Coyle, and
Josephine A. McDevitt, engaged in preparing a classified index catalogue
for inclusion in the International Catalogue of Scientific Literature,
classified with their positions.

480: July 17 Certain laborers in the field service of the Fisheries Bu-
reau classified. 1906 CSR 94.

481 : July 17 Clerical appointments on Isthmus of Panama, paying up
to $75 monthly in gold, authorized without examination, and certain
temporary employees made eligible for permanent appointment. 1906
CSR 94; M 53.

482: July 20 Michael J. Holland, an enlisted Marine, made eligible for
appointment as a clerk at the Marine Corps headquarters. 1906 CSR 103.

483: July 21 Malabang Military Reservation, Mindanao, P. I., dimin-
ished by exclusion of certain described lands for the municipality of
Malabang.

484: July 24 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September ordered for mechanics, laborers, and other employees of
the Engineer Dept. at Large, War Dept.

485: July 24 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September, ordered for employees of the Office of Public Buildings
and Parks, except park police, and special provisions prescribed for pay
of temporary employees. .

486: July 26 Elizabeth Stack made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Pension Office without examination. 1906 CSR 104.

487: July 28 Certain described lands in California, previously reserved
for military purposes, reserved for naval purposes.

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488: July 30 Tony Verrosso made eligible for appointment as unclassi-
fied laborer without regard to order of certification prescribed by the
labor regulations.

489 : July 30 Florence E. Broady made eligible for permanent appoint-
ment in the Government Printing Office without examination. 1906 CSB
104.

490: Aug. 2 Certain described lands in the El Reno Land District,
Okla., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, trans-
ferred to Lawton Land District.

491 : Aug. 6 Julia Lynah McCoy made eligible for appointment in the
Treasury Dept. without examination. 1906 CSR 104.

492: Aug. 8 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Jan. 1, 1907.

493 : Aug. 10 Official title of the United States Board on Geographic
Names changed to " United States Geographic Board", and said Board
given certain advisory powers in connection with the preparation of
maps by Government agencies.

494: Aug. 13 Headquarters of Coeur d'Alene Indian Agency, Desmet,
Idaho, ordered removed to Tekoa.

495: Aug. 13 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended.

496: Aug. 13 Tariff of Consular Pees prescribed, effective Nov. 1, 1906.

497: Aug. 14 W. M. Johnson made eligible for appointment in the Im-
migration Service without examination. 1906 CSB 104.

498: Aug. 14 E. J. Mooklar made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
to the commander of the Naval Station, Tutuila, Samoa, without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1906 CSR 104.

499 : Aug. 17 Everett Spring made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied position in the Census Bureau without examination. 1906 CSR 104.

600: Aug. 29 Washington Navy Yard employees excused from work on
Labor Day, Sept. 3, 1906.

501 : Sept. 7 Alice A. Masters made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Census Bureau without examination. 1906 CSR 105.

502 : Sept. 14 Fort Robinson Military Reservation, Neb., diminished and
excluded lands placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

503: Sept. 18 Extra compensation for enlisted men of the Marine Corps
regularly detailed as messmen authorized.

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504: 8ept. 19 Reports of all cases where mechanics or laborers on Gov-
ernment construction have been permitted or required to work more
than eight hours in one day, ordered submitted to the Justice Dept. for
appropriate action, and legal officers of all Government Depts. having
supervision of public works being constructed by contract directed to
submit to the President a list of statutes and Executive orders bearing on
contracts for construction of public works.

505: Sept. 20 Julius H. Hammond, depositary acting for the commis-
sioner as receiver of public moneys and as confidential clerk in the
General Land Office, classified with his position. 1906 CSR 105.

506: Sept. 20 Isthmian Canal Commission authorized to hold its next
quarterly session on Nov. 15, 1906, in stead of Oct. 1, 1906. M 54.

507: Sept. 26 Joseph Tyssowski made eligible for reinstatement in the
Interior Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1906 CSR 105.

508: Sept. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraph 2, amended to except one private sec'y in the Office of the
Naval Officer of Customs, Port of New York. 1906 CSR 94.

509: Oct. 1 Prizes for excellence in gunnery and target practice pre-
scribed for enlisted men of the Marine Corps in the same amounts and
under the same conditions as to enlisted men of the Navy.

510: Oct. 2 Office of Surveyor General of Alaska ordered removed from
Sitka to Juneau.

511 : Oct. 3 Members of the United Spanish War Veterans employed in
executive depts. at Washington excused from duty for parade, Oct. 9,
1906.

512 : Oct. 3 Port San Pedro Military Reservation, near Iloilo, Panay,
P. I., diminished by exclusion of certain lighthouse lands erroneously
included therein.

513: Oct. 5 Joe Osscar made eligible for retention as engineer at the
Leach Lake Indian Agency, Minn., without examination. 1906 CSR 105.

514: Oct. 5 Members of the Grand Army of the Republic employed in
executive depts. at Washington, excused from duty for Spanish War
Veterans' parade, Oct. 9, 1906.

515: Oct. 6 Portion of Fort Grant Military Reservation, Ariz., included
in Mt. Graham Forest Reserve.

516: Oct. 6 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Mar. 2, 1907.

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517: Oct. 19 Regulations governing the presentation of the Medal of
Honor to Navy enlisted men and officers prescribed.

518: Oct. 28 Temporary administration of the government of Cuba to
be conducted at Havana by the provisional governor under the supervi-
sion of the Sec'y of War, and all business in the U. S. in relation thereto,
to be transacted in the Insuar Affairs Bureau, War Dept.

519: Oct. 25 Portion of New Port Lyon (abandoned) Military Reserva-
tion, Bent County, Colo., with the buildings thereon, reserved for the
Navy Dept. for sanitarium purposes.

I: Oct. 26 Certain lands near Valdez, Alaska, reserved as a target
range for Port Liscum.

521: Oct. 30 Paul A. Hines, clerk in the office of the Agriculture Sec'y,
made eligible for promotion without examination. 1906 CSR 105.

522: Nov. 5 Marshall Land District, Minn., with office at St. Cloud,
abolished, and lands and business transferred to Duluth Land District.

523: Nov. 5 Albert M. West made eligible for reinstatement as sci-
entific assistant in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1906 CSR 105.

524: Nov. 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to revoke the exception of deputy internal revenue collectors.
1906 CSR 94.

525: Nov. 27 Portion of Cape Hinchinbrook, Hinchinbrook Island,
Alaska, reserved for lighthouse purposes.

526: Dec. 6 Theodore C. M. Schindler made eligible for appointment as
special agent in the Bureau of Corporations without examination. 1906
CSR 106.

527: Nov. 17 E. O. [317-A] of Apr. 1, 1905, pertaining to the organiza-
tion and duties of the Isthmian Canal Commission amended. M 55 ; 1905
PCR 151.

528: Dec. 8 William W. Gillespie made eligible for appointment as
deputy collector in the Customs Service at Stamford, Conn., without
examination. 1906 CSR 106.

529: Dec. 10 Island known as "Rock of Ages" in Lake Superior, Mich.,
reserved for lighthouse purposes.

530 : Dec. 12 Regulations governing appointment and promotion in the
Consular Service, as prescribed by E. O. [469] of June 27, 1906, amended
as to student interpreters.

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631: Dec. 14 Philip M. Earle, Isaac Pearson, and George F. Miller, tem-
porary watchmen in the Interior Dept., made eligible for permanent
appointment without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1906 CSR 106.

532: Dec. 14 Kate S. Jones made eligible for transfer from classified
laborer with clerical duties in the Patent Office to clerk in the Knoxville,
Tenn., pension agency without examination. 1906 CSR 106.

533: Nov. 27 Pay increase for Navy Men serving more than one enlist-
ment, for certain ratings assigned to instruct apprentice seamen, ordered.

534: Nov. 30 Rules governing peacetime purchase of discharge from
the Navy prescribed.

535: Dec. 17 Certain lands in Presidio County, Tex., acquired in 1883
from Daniel Murphy and wife for the Port Davis Military Reservation,
placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

536: Dec. 11 Alfred W. Brown, made eligible for reinstatement in the
Customs Service at Boston, Mass., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1906 CSR 106.

537: Dec. 19 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the
use and benefit of the Indians of the Nemez Pueblo. IR 124 ; III K 686.

538: Dec. 21 Tariff of Consular Fees amended to exempt from fee
affidavits of temporary stay of owners of sealskin garments entering the
United States from Canada.

539: Dec. 24 William A. Woodruff, hospital attendant in the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service at Ellis Island, N. Y., made eligible
for transfer to a clerkship in the Treasury Dept. at Washington without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1906 CSR 106.

640: Dec. 31 W. B. Johnson, compositor in the Government Printing
Office made eligible for transfer to clerk in the Land Service, Interior
Dept., without examination. 1906 CSR 106.

541 : Dec. 31 Joseph J. Harvey, messenger in the Spanish Treaty Claims
Commission, made eligible for transfer to any other subclerical position
in the executive Civil Service.

542: Dec. 31 Henry C. Balkam made eligible for transfer from skilled
laborer to clerk in the Census Bureau. 1906 CSR 107.

1907

543: Jan. 4 Camp Hartshorne Military Reservation, Island of Laguan,
Samar, P. I., abolished and lands restored to the control of the Govern-
ment of the Philippines.

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544: Jan. 12 Marshall M. Pool made eligible for promotion to a clerical
position in the Army Purchasing Commissary at Kansas City, Mo., with-
out examination. 1906 CSR 107.

545: Jan. 12 David Robinson made eligible for reinstatement as an im-
migrant inspector. 1906 CSR 107.

546: Jan. 15 Governor of Tutuila authorized to issue certificates of pro-
tection to vessels owned by U. S. citizens residing in Tutuila or Manua
and by persons residing in said islands who have taken the oath of
allegiance to the United States.

547: Jan. 11 Elza Eugene Phelps made eligible for appointment as cus-
toms inspector in connection with the transfer of merchandise across the
Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico, without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1906 CSR 107.

548: Jan. 15 [Identical with E. O. 546 of Jan. 15, 1907, supra, authoriz-
ing the Governor of Tutuila to issue vessel protection certificates.]

549 : Jan. 8 Official manner of designating vessels of the Navy pre-
scribed as the name of such vessels preceded by United States Ship or
U. S. S.

550: Jan. 16 Building at Sitka, Alaska, formerly used by the Governor
of Alaska as a residence and executive offices, together with its grounds
reserved as a naval hospital.

551: Jan. 17 Fort Lincoln Military Reservation, Burleigh County, N.
Dak., enlarged.

552: Jan. 19 Regulations for the government of the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended as to rations and sub-
stance.

553: Jan. 23 Camp John Hay Military Reservation, Luzon, P. I., en-
larged.

554: Jan. 25 Members of the Grand Army of the Republic employed in
executive depts. at Washington excused from duty at noon, Jan. 26, 1907,
for the funeral of Russell A. Alger.

554%: Jan. 29 Frank P. Nantz made eligible for appointment as deputy
collector of internal revenue at San Juan, P. R., without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

555 : Jan. 30 James Campbell, assistant appraiser of merchandise at
Baltimore, Md., made eligible for appointment as deputy surveyor of
customs at that port without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1906 CSR 107.

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1907

666: Jan. 31 Isthmian Canal Commission authorized to hold the quar-
terly session scheduled. for the first week in February, 1907, in Washing-
ton, D. C, instead of on the Isthmus of Panama.

667: Feb. 2 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Sept. 2, 1907.

668: Feb. 4 Rules governing peacetime purchase of discharge from the
Marine Corps prescribed.

669: Feb. 6 Norman Oswell Cully made eligible for appointment as
messenger to the superintendent of the Naval Academy without exami-
nation. 1907 CSR 114.

660: Feb. 8 Elizabeth M. Leech made eligible for appointment to a
classified clerical position without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907
CSR 114.

661 : Feb. 12 Viti Rocks, or Islands, in Bellingham Bay, Wash., reserved
for lighthouse purposes.

662: Feb. 13 Mrs. George H. Hildreth made eligible for appointment to
a clerical position in the Pensions Bureau without examination. 1907
CSR 115.

663: Feb. 16 Mazie R. Pountaine, former clerk in the Smithsonian Insti-
tution, made eligible for reinstatement as clerk in the Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 114.

664: Feb. 16 Mrs. George H. Hildreth made eligible for appointment to
a classified clerical position without examination and E. O. [562] of Feb.
13, 1907, authorizing her appointment in the Pensions Bureau, revoked.
1907 CSR 115.

666: Feb. 19 W. H. Teepe, tabulator in the Post Office Dept., made
eligible for permanent appointment to a clerical position in said Dept.
1907 CSR 115.

666: Feb. 19 Robert L. Slagle, assistant messenger in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for permanent appointment as clerk in said Dept.
1907 CSR 115.

667: Feb. 20 James H. Adams, formerly in the Treasury Dept., made
eligible for reinstatement in the classified service without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1907 CSR 116.

668: Feb. 20 Oilman B. Howe made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Census Bureau, without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 116.

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669: Feb. 20 Watertown Land District, S. Dak., abolished, and lands,
business, and archives transferred to the Aberdeen Land District.

570: Feb. 21 Certain described lands at Haines, Alaska, reserved for
educational purposes.

571: Feb. 21 John E. Eidwell, accountant in the Isthmian [Canal] Serv-
ice, made eligible for transfer to a classified clerical position in the United
States. 1907CSR116;M57.

572: Feb. 21 Frank O'Neill made eligible for reinstatement as stock
examiner in the Agriculture Dept., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1907 CSR 116.

573: Feb. 26 Certain described lands at Cape Fanshaw, Alaska, reserved
for a military cable station.

574: Mar. 1 Regulations for the government of the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended as to rations and subsist-
ence.

575: Mar. 2 Certain described lands at Cape Spencer, Alaska, reserved
for lighthouse purposes.

576: Mar. 2 Coal land withdrawals included by proclamations within
the limits of forest reserves, not to be excluded from the operation of
such proclamations.

577: Mar. 4 Lillie L. Wright, former clerk in the Patent Office, made
eligible for reinstatement without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1907 CSR 116.

577%: Mar. 4 John F. Stevens and Lt. Col. George W. Goethals ap-
pointed chairman and member of Isthmian Canal Commission, respec-
tively, and compensation specified. M 58.

578: Mar. 5 George W. Pitts made eligible for appointment as a clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR
116.

579 : Mar. 5 Publication or other announcement of law opinions given
by any subordinate officer of the Justice Dept. forbidden unless approved
by. the Attorney General.

580: Mar. 5 James G. Massey made eligible for appointment as a clerk
in the Interior Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR
117.

581: Mar. 7 John C. Eversman, Sr., special examiner in the Pension
Office, made eligible for appointment to competitive position in said office.
1907 CSR 117.

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682: Mar. 8 P. J. Hughes made eligible for reinstatement in the Isthmian
Canal Service and for transfer as a clerk to the War Dept. 1907 CSR
117.

583: Mar. 8 C. F. House made eligible for appointment as clerk in the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Chicago, 111., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1907 CSR 117.

684: Mar. 11 Maj. Gen. F. C. Ainsworth, Adjutant General, and Maj.
Gen. J. Franklin Bell, Chief of Staff, designated, in the order named, to
act as War Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and the Assistant Sec'y*

686: Mar. 14 Civil Service Rule H [pertaining to classification of the
service], Subdivision VH, amended to provide that upon the establish-
ment of the free delivery system in any post office, the employees of such
office be treated as classified in the same manner as those of existing free
delivery offices. 1906 CSR 95, 1907 CSR 111.

686: Mar. 13 Canal Zone ordered divided into four administrative dis-
tricts and appointment of administrative and judicial officers in each
district authorized; certain rules for collection of taxes, public works,
and accounts for each district prescribed. M 60.

687: Mar. 13 Canal Zone Penal Code amended as to assault, battery,
wife or child desertion, grand larceny, and embezzlement ; Code of Crim-
inal Procedure amended as to jurisdiction in misdemeanor cases. M 62.

688: Mar. 13 Ministers of the Gospel, judges of any court of record, and
municipal or district judges in the Canal Zone authorized to perform
marriage ceremonies. M 60

688: Mar. 14 Japanese and Korean laborers, holding passports to go to
Hawaii, Mexico, or Canada ordered excluded from entry into the conti-
nental United States. M 63.

690: Mar. 16 R. H. Mitchell made eligible for appointment as watch-
man in the Interior Dept. without examination. 1907 CSR 118.

691 : Mar. 16 Dr. A. Brown made eligible for appointment in the Agri-
culture Dept. without examination. 1907 CSR 118.

692: Mar. 16 Certain described lands in the Great Falls Land District,
Mont., together with business and archives pertaining thereto, transferred
to the Glasgow Land District.

693: Mar. 16 Maj. William L. Sibert, U. S. Army, Maj. David DuB.
Gaillard, U. S. Army, and Civil Engineer Harry H. Rousseau, U. S. Navy,
appointed members of the Isthmian Canal Commission and compensation
prescribed. M 63.

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594: Max. 18 Charles P. Galpin, messenger in the Pension Office, made
eligible for appointment as clerk in said Office without examination.
1907 CSR 118.

595: Mar. 18 E. 0. [577%] of Mar. 4, 1907, making appointments to the
Isthmian Canal Commission, amended to allow Col. George W. Goethals
the use of a furnished dwelling on the Isthmus and to provide that he be
paid expenses while away from the Isthmus on official business. M 64.

596: Mar. 19 Frederick M. Kerby made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Interior Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907
CSR 118.

597: Mar. 19 Harlan Updegraff made eligible for appointment as Alas-
kan assistant in the Education Bureau without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1907 CSR 119.

598: Mar. 23 Mahlon Pursel made eligible for reinstatement as clerk in
the War Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1907 CSR 119.

599 : Mar. 25 F. T. Quinlan made eligible for reinstatement as fur in-
spector in the Quartermaster's Dept., Philadelphia, Pa. 1907 CSR 119.

600 : Mar. 26 W. P. Armstrong, law clerk in the Isthmian Canal Com-
mission, made eligible for transfer without regard to transfer rules.
1907 CSR 119; M 64.

601 : Mar. 26 Theresa S. Aubright made eligible for appointment to a
classified clerical position without examination. 1907 CSR 119.

602 : Mar. 28 * Philippine Commission directed to call a general election
in Philippines for selection of delegates to a popular assembly to be
known as the Philippine Assembly.

* Has form of a proclamation.

60S: Mar. 29 Appointment of one clerk or examiner as private sec'y to
the commissioner of the General Land Office authorized without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 120.

604: Mar. 30 James Bronson Reynolds made eligible for appointment
as inspector of Chinese in the Immigration Service without examination.
1907 CSR 120.

605: Mar. 30 Grande Island Military Reservation, Island of Luzon, P. I.,
enlarged.

606: Apr. 1 Lt. Col. George W. Goethals appointed to succeed John P.
Stevens as Chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission. M 64.

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607: Apr. 1 Joseph C. S. Blackburn appointed member of the Isthmian
Canal Commission and compensation specified. M 64.

608: Apr. 3 Jake T. Patrick, storekeeper-gauger in the Internal Revenue
Service, 8th Internal Revenue Collection District of Kentucky, made
eligible for transfer to a competitive position in said District. 1907 CSR
120.

609 : Apr. 4 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August and
September ordered for certain War Dept. employees.

610 : Apr. 6 Consular Regulations of 1896 and Instructions to Diplo-
matic Officers of 1897, amended as to provisions pertaining to citizenship
and the issuance of passports.

611: Apr. 8 Consular Regulations, Paragraph 172, pertaining to regis-
tration of American citizens, amended.

612: Apr. 9 Boundaries of Camp Downes Military Reservation, Ormoc,
Leyte, P. I., redefined.

613: Apr. 11 Spanish War veterans employed in executive depts. in the
District of Columbia excused from duty Apr. 12, 1907, at 3 p. m., for
unveiling of Rough Riders' monument at Arlington.

614: Apr. 12 John H. McTeer, laborer in the Treasury Dept., made
eligible for promotion to clerk grade without regard to the requirement
of two years' service in a subclerical grade. 1907 CSR 120.

615: Apr. 15 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 8,
Clause (a), on limitations on transfer, amended. M 65.

616: Apr. 16 Gunnison Land District, Colo., abolished and lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to the Montrose Land District.

617: Apr. 20 Regulations governing appointment and promotion in the
Consular Service, Section 2 (a), amended as to student interpreters and
interpreters.

618: Apr. 20 Charles L. Murphy made eligible for permanent appoint-
ment as skilled laborer in the Fisheries Bureau.

619: Apr. 25 Members of certain specified societies of Civil War vet-
erans, employed in the executive depts. and independent establishments
in the District of Columbia, excused from duty, May 2, 1907, for corps
meetings and unveiling of statue of Maj. Qen. George Brinton McClellan.

620: Apr. 25 Frederick L. Dunlap made eligible for appointment as
associate chemist and member of the Food and Drug Inspection Board,
Agriculture Dept., without examination and certification. 1907 CSR 121.

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620%: Apr. 25 Huntington Wilson, 3d Assistant State Sec'y, designated
to act as State Sec'y during absence of the Sec'y, the Assistant Sec'y,
and the 2d Assistant Sec'y.

621: Apr. 29 Harrison L. Dean, temporary watchman in the Interior
Dept., made eligible for permanent appointment without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1907 CSR 121.

622: Apr. 30 James D. Rowan, Jr., and Charles L. Gooch, student as-
sistants in the Plant Industry Bureau, made eligible for appointment as
gardeners in the Agriculture Dept., and William Grant, student assistant
in the Public Roads Office, made eligible for appointment as laboratory
helper in said Dept., subject to noncompetitive examinations. 1907 CSR
121.

623: Apr. 30 Elsie E. Lower, student assistant in the Agriculture Dept.,
made eligible for appointment as clerk and artist in said Dept. without
examination. 1907 CSR 121.

624: Apr. 30 Nathaniel C. Murray, special field agent in the Statistics
Bureau, Agriculture Dept., made eligible for appointment as assistant
statistician in said Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907
CSR 121.

625: Hay 4 Abolition of Surveyor General's Office for Florida post-
poned to June 30, 1908.

626: Hay 4 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for educational
purposes pending survey and segregation by the General Land Office.

627: May 6 Claude I. Parker made eligible for appointment as librarian
for the law library or as a clerk in the General Land Office. 1907 CSR
122.

628: May 7 Certain described lands in Washington, formerly embraced
in allotments to the Indians Snain-Chucks and Paul, restored to public
domain. IR 193.

629: May 7 James Powers made eligible for employment in the Census
Bureau without examination, to experiment in tabulating machine de-
velopment. 1907 CSR 122.

630: May 7 Salaries and expense allowances of Jeremiah W. Jenks,
William R. Wheeler, and Charles P. Neill, as Irrigation Commission mem-
bers, prescribed.

631: May 10 Thirty-three laborers in the Customs Service at Boston,
Mass., classified in view of impossibility of arranging their work so that
they would be employed wholly in classified or unclassified duties, and
similar action authorized in all cases in the civil service where similar
conditions exist. 1907 CSR 111.

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632: May 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination]. Subdivision HI [on War Dept. positions],
[Paragraph] 7, amended to except only all navigating positions on tor-
pedo boats and mine planters of the Quartermaster's Dept. at Large.
1907 CSR 106.

632%: May 10 Navy Sec'y directed to transfer vessel Zafiro to the War
Sec'y for use as cable-store ship in the Quartermaster's Dept.

633: May 11 Official communications from and to executive officers of
the territories and possessions of the U. S. ordered transmitted through
the Interior Sec'y.

633% : May 11 Interstate Commerce Commission authorized to appoint,
prior to July 1, 1907, up to 15 persons to be employed as special agents
or examiners ; said appointees to be classified upon noncompetitive exami-
nation after six months' probationary period, and appointments after
July 1, 1907, to be in accordance with Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 103.

634: May 13 John D. Torrey, temporary topographic draftsman in the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, made eligible for permanent appointment
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 123.

636: May 14 Boundaries of the Nome and the Fairbanks Land Districts,
Alaska, redefined and all parts of Alaska not included in the aforemen-
tioned districts, to remain in and constitute the Juneau Land District.

636: May 16 E. O. [372-B] of Nov. 20, 1905, transferring a portion of
the Port St. Michael Military Reservation to the Interior Sec'y for dis-
position, as amended by E. O. [456] of June 8, 1906, revoked and said
lands continued as part of said military reservation.

637: May 23 Certain described lands within the Gila National Forest,
N. Mex., further reserved to protect the water supply of Fort Bayard.

638: May 24 Maude Ward Rockwood made eligible for appointment as
a clerk in the War Dept. without examination. 1907 CSR 123.

: May 28 Clifford Rose made eligible for appointment as private
sec'y to the Public Printer without examination. 1907 CSR 123.

640: May 28 William Phillips and Percival S. Heintzleman made eligible
for appointment as clerks in the State Dept. without examination. 1907
CSR 123.

641: June 1 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended as to invoices of
merchandise purchased for export to the United States.

642: June 3 Civil Service Rule I [pertaining to politics and religion]
amended to prohibit active participation in political management or
campaigns by employees of the classified service.

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643 : June 5 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer] , Section 8,
Clause (a), on limitations on transfer privilege, amended. M 66.

644: June 5 Terence V. Powderly made eligible for appointment as chief
of the Information Division of Immigration and Naturalization Bureau
without examination. 1907 CSR 124.

646: June 7 Mariveles Military Reservation, Bataan, Luzon, P. I., dimin-
ished by exclusion of certain lands claimed by Manila Navigation Co.

646: June 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, partaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision V, on Post Office Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 7 excepting clerks in charge of contract sta-
tions and Paragraph 8 excepting clerks in charge of stations whose salary
does not exceed $500 per annum. 1907 CSR 103.

647: Hay 31 All marriages performed in the Canal Zone by ministers of
any religious society or denomination, authorized by forms and usages of
his society or denomination to perform marriages, or by any judicial
officer of the Canal Zone, declared valid; certain regulations governing
the performance of marriages by such ministers and judicial officers and
fee for marriage licenses prescribed. M 65.

648: June 11 Samuel H. Cunningham, temporary clerk in the Animal
Industry Bureau, made eligible for permanent appointment without
regard to standing on eligible register. 1907 CSR 124.

648: June 11 George S. Fox, bookkeeper in the Isthmian [Canal] Serv-
ice, made eligible for transfer to classified clerical position in the United
States. 1907 CSR 124; M 66.

660: June 11 George W. Woodruff, Assistant Attorney General, desig-
nated to act as Interior Sec'y during absence of the Sec'y and 1st As-
sistant Sec'y-

651 : June 11 Committee on Grades and Salaries in the Executive Depts.
ordered established.

652: June 11 Mattie R. Tyler made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Norfolk, Va., post office without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907
CSR 124.

653 : June 13 * Forest Service and Biological Survey officers and em-
ployees permitted to accept State and Territorial appointments, and State
and Territorial foresters and trained assistants allowed to serve as col-
laborators in the Federal Forest Service.

* Has form of a proclamation.

654: June 13 Rules Governing the Granting and Issuing of Passports in
the United States prescribed.

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656: June 15 Civil Service Rule I [pertaining to politics and religion],
Section 1 [prohibiting the use of influence or position, or active partici-
pation in political management or campaigns by persons in the Executive
Civil Service], amended to consolidate the two paragraphs of E. 0. [642]
of June 3, 1907, without changing the wording. 1907 CSR 104.

656: June 18 Mary A. Greenstreet, temporary employee in the War
Dept., made eligible for permanent appointment. 1907 CSR 125.

657: June 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraph 9, amended to except certain personnel of the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service. 1907 CSR 107.

658 : June 24 John S. Drukker, former temporary employee in the En-
graving and Printing Bureau, made eligible for reinstatement as press-
man without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 125.

659: June 20 E. O. [469] of June 27, 1906, prescribing regulations gov-
erning appointment and promotion in the Consular Service, amended to
substitute the Chief Clerk, State Dept., for the Chief of the Consular
Bureau on the Board of Examiners provided for therein.

660: June 26 All civil positions in the Quartermaster's Dept. at Hono-
lulu, T. H., except those filled by skilled or unskilled laborers and Presi-
dential appointees, classified, and specified incumbents made eligible for
retention. 1907 CSR 113.

661: June 26 Further officers and employees of the Agriculture Dept.
permitted to hold positions under State and Territorial Governments,
and State and Territorial employees permitted to hold Federal positions
under said Dept.

662: July 4 Horace W. Mitchell made eligible for transfer from an
excepted position as clerk in the Pay Dept., Marine Corps, in the Philip-
pines, to a non-excepted position in the said Corps at Berkeley, Calif.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 125.

668: July 1 Purchase of material and supplies for the Isthmian Canal
Commission placed under supervision of the Army Chief of Engineers.
M 67.

664: Aug. 15 Acounting and disbursing offices and procedure for the
Isthmian Canal Commission reorganized. M 68.

666: Aug. 16 Offices for the execution of the business of the Isthmian
Canal Commission in the United States ordered established in Washing-
ton, D. C. M 67.

666: July 16 Malate Barracks Military Reservation (Cuartel Malate),
Manila, P. I., enlarged.

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667: July 16 Aksel Hansen made eligible for employment in the Census
Bureau without examination, to experiment in tabulating machine de-
velopment, without examination. 1907 CSR 126.

668: July 25 Margaret F. Sterne made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR
126.

669: July 25 Alice V. Fought made eligible for appointment as a clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR
126.

669% : July 25 General regulations governing the Dominican customs
receivership prescribed.

670: July 26 William S. Harris made eligible for reinstatement as ex-
aminer in the Office of the Appraiser of Merchandise at New York, N. Y.,
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1907 CSR 126.

671: July 29 Harry T. Paterson, former employee in the Reclamation
Service, made eligible for appointment as junior civil engineer in the
Engineer Dept. at Large without regard to reinstatement and transfer
limitations. 1907 CSR 127.

672: Aug. 1 Boundaries of the military reservation at Old Woman,
Alaska, as established by E. O. [352-B] of Sept. 21, 1905, redefined.

673: Aug. 3 E. O. [649] of June 11, 1907, authorizing the transfer of
Oeorge S. Fox from the Isthmian Canal Service to the Federal classified
service, revoked. 1907 CSR 127; M 67.

674: Aug. 6 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Mar. 2, 1908.

675: Aug. 8 Tern Islands Reservation, near the mouth of the Mississippi
River, La., established as a preserve and breeding ground for native
birds.

676: Aug. 9 Frank Huntington made eligible for appointment to a suit*
able [editorial] position in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules, to handle technical or scientific articles. 1907 CSR 127.

677: Aug. 10 Federal per diem employees and other day laborers in
the Federal service excused from work on Labor Day.

678: Aug. 12 Certain described lands within the Lower Brule Indian
Reservation, S. Dak., together with the business and archives pertaining
thereto, transferred from the Chamberlain Land District to the Pierre
Land District.

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679: Aug. 12 A. J. Robinson made eligible for classification as train-
master in the Quartermaster's Dept. at Large without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1907 CSR 127.

680: Aug. 12 Appointment to position of chemist in the Bureau of
Standards authorized without examination and certification. 1907 CSR
128.

680% : Aug. 12 Salaries of Isthmian Canal Commissioners, Lt. Col. W. C.
Oorgas and Jackson Smith, fixed. M 67.

681: Aug. 14 W. Dawson Johnston, Library of Congress employee, made
eligible for transfer to collector and compiler of statistics in the Educa-
tion Bureau, Interior Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907
CSR 128.

682: Aug. 17 Shell Keys Reservation in the Gulf of Mexico, south of
Marsh Island, La., established as a preserve and breeding ground for
native birds.

683: Aug. 19 E. O. [666] of July 15, 1907, enlarging Malate Barracks
Military Reservation, Manila, P. I., revoked.

634: Aug. 28 E. O. [416] of Feb. 24, 1906, classifying certain laborers
in the Federal service, amended. June 1908 CSA 60-May 1922 CSA 72 ;
1907 CSR 109.

685: Aug. 29 Fort Sill Military Reservation, Okla., enlarged.

686: Sept. 2 Etta A. Giers, Lyda M. Stansell, Ella Laing and Emma
Washburn made eligible for appointment as clerks in the War Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 128.

687: Sept. 7 [This order was issued to amend the Civil Service Rule on
transfers, but designated the rule erroneously. It was revoked and cor-
rected by E. O. 689 of Sept. 23, 1907, infra.]

688: Sept. 19 Felix Neumann made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Bureau of International Exchanges, Smithsonian Institution, with-
out examination. 1907 CSR 128.

689: Sept. 23 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 8,
Clause (a), on limitations on transfer, amended, and E. O. [687] of Sept.
7, 1907, revoked. 1907 CSR 104.

690: Sept. 23 Rachel F. Sullivan made eligible for reinstatement in the
Boston, Mass., post office without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1907 CSR 129. ,

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691: Sept. 23 R. D. Scarlett and John M. Newton, clothing examiners
in the Quartermaster's Dept. at Large, Philadelphia, Pa,, classified. 1907
CSR 129.

692: Sept. 26 Certain described lands in Alabama reserved for the War
Dept. in connection with the improvement of the Black Warrior River.

693 : Sept. 26 Boundaries of Camp Keithley Military Reservation, Min-
danao, P. I., redefined.

694: Sept. 27 Civil Service Commission directed to render assistance
to the Puerto Rican Civil Service Commission in connection with exam-
inations and other work, and transfers from Puerto Rican to Federal
Civil Service authorized. June 1908 CSA 6-Dec. 1926 CSA 4; 1907 CSR
110.

695: Sept. 28 Charles M. Irelan made eligible for transfer from the
Patent Office to a clerical position in the War Dept. without regard to
transfer limitations. 1907 CSR 129.

696 : Sept. 28 Charles E. Knight, bank examiner in the Federal service,
made eligible for transfer to shipping commissioner, San Francisco,
Calif., without examination. 1907 CSR 130.

697: Oct. 5 William Stimpel made eligible for appointment as Indian
school disciplinarian, subject to noncompetitive examination. 1907 CSR
130.

698: Oct. 14 Tariff of Consular Fees amended to change the fee for
issuing passports to $1.00.

699: Oct. 14 Three Arch Rocks Reservation in the Pacific Ocean off the
coast of Oregon, established as a preserve and breeding ground for native
birds.

700: Oct. 21 John V. Davis made eligible for retention as automatic
scale mechanician until completion of work without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1907 CSR 130.

701: Oct. 21 E. O. of Apr. 4, 1853,* reserving certain lands at Rock
Harbor, Isle Royale, Lake Superior, Mich., for lighthouse purposes, and
General Land Office Commissioner's temporary withdrawal of April 28,
1853, revoked as to certain parts of said lands.
* Not a Numbered Order.

702 : Oct. 23 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the Army
Signal Corps in connection with the operation and maintenance of mili-
tary telegraph lines, and certain other described lands in Alaska reserved
for the same uses by E. O. [328-B] of May 24, 1905, placed under the
control of the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

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70S: Oct. 23 Flattery Bocks Reservation, in the Pacific Ocean off the
coast of Washington, established as a preserve and breeding ground for
native birds and animals.

704: Oct. 23 Copalis Bock Reservation, in the Pacific Ocean off the
coast of Washington, established as a preserve and breeding ground for
native birds and animals.

706: Oct. 23 Quillaynte Needles Beservation, in the Pacific Ocean off
the coast of Washington, established as a preserve and breeding ground
for native birds and animals.

706: Oct. 30 Charles H. McLellan, serving in a temporary capacity su-
perintending construction of life saving apparatus, made eligible for
retention for such period as his services may be required without regard
to Civil Service Bules. 1907 CSB 131.

707: Oct. 30 John P. Scruggs made eligible for reappointment in the
Internal Bevenue Service in South Carolina without regard to Civil
Service Bules, in view of unjust dismissal therefrom. 1907 CSB 130.

708: Nov. 2 Certain described lands in New Mexico, reserved for the
War Dept. as a post cemetery for Fort Sumner by E. O. of May 22,
1871,* placed under the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

* Not a Numbered Order.

700: Nov. 9 Navajo Indian Beservation, Ariz., and N. Mex., enlarged
IB19 ; niK669.

710: Nov. 9 Joseph B. Dalton made eligible for appointment as a skilled
laborer in the Census Bureau without examination. 1907 CSB 131.

711: Nov. 11 Jicarilla Indian Beservation, N. Mex., enlarged. IB 123;
III K 681.

712: Nov. 16 Enlisted men of the Marine Corps detailed as signalmen
authorized to receive the same compensation, in addition to their monthly
pay, as allowed enlisted men of the Navy under like circumstances.

713: Nov. 20 Civil Service Bules and labor regulations suspended for
appointment of one carriage driver each to the President, the head of
any Executive Dept. the sec'y to the President, and such others as may
be authorized. 1907 CSB 107.

714: Nov. 22 Regulations governing employment of unskilled laborers
outside of Washington, D. C, amended to authorize the Civil Service
Commission to certify, in any civil service district, the three highest
eligibles with the requisite qualifications for the position to be filled.
1907 CSB 109.

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715: Nov. 22 Civil Service Commission authorized to waive examina-
tion requirements and substitute tests of fitness in transfers and promo-
tions. June 1908 CSA 58-June 1939 CSA 67 ; 1907 CSR 110.

716: Nov. 28 Extra pay allowance to gun pointers in accordance with
E. 0. of July 25, 1903,* to be paid to gun pointers, who qualify subse-
quent to the date of this order, for so long as they remain qualified.

* Not a Numbered Order.

717: Deo. 7 Certain employees of the Technologic Branch of the Geo-
logical Survey granted all rights of classified personnel except transfer.
1907 CSR 112.

718: Deo. 7 East Timbalier Island Reservation, in the Gulf of Mexico
off the coast of Louisiana, established as a preserve and breeding ground
for native birds.

719: Deo. 18 William McCambridge made eligible for transfer from an
excepted to non-excepted position in the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion without examination. 1907 CSR 131.

720: Dec. 13 Charles Earl, Commerce and Labor Dept. solicitor, desig-
nated to act as Interior Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y, the Assist-
ant Sec'y, and the Commissioner of Corporations.

721: Deo. 14 Agents of the Historical Research Dept. of the Carnegie
Institution given access to historical papers in the custody of officers of
executive departments.

722: Dec. 17 Emily G. Stickney made eligible for retention as tem-
porary clerk examiner in the Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., until
an appointment from the eligible register can be made. 1907 CSR 132.

723: Deo. 17 Civil Service Commission directed to aid in testing ap-
plicants for appointment in the Military or Naval Academies upon request
of any member of Congress, if additional expenses are not entailed
thereby. May 1910 CSA 6-Dec. 1926 CSA 4; 1907 CSR 110.

1908

724: Jan. 3 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1897, Paragraph 42,
and Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 441, amended to define
relative rank of certain diplomatic and consular officers.

726: Jan. 6 E. O. [927] of Nov. 17, 1906, pertaining to the organization
and functions of the Isthmian Canal Commission, amended. M 72; I
PCRec 161.

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726: Jan. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions ex-
cepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Commerce and Labor Dept.
positions, amended to add Paragraph 2 excepting shipping commission-
ers at the ports of New York, N. Y., San Francisco, Calif., Philadelphia,
Pa., Port Townsehd, Wash., Honolulu, T. H., New Orleans, La., Boston,
Mass., Baltimore, Md., and Bath and Portland, Me.

727: Jan. 8 Fifteen temporary Indian Service employees, working under
irrigation engineers as irregular employees outside of the classified
service, made eligible for retention as temporary employees. 1907 CSR
113.

728: Jan. 8 One hundred and twenty six Union Agency employees des-
ignated as irregular employees outside of the classified service made
eligible for retention without examination as a temporary expedient.
1907 CSR 113.

729: Jan. 9 Canal Zone Penal Code amended as to certain misdemeanors
and punishment thereof. M 74; I PCRec 171.

730: Jan. 9 Canal Zone regulations governing unclaimed property in
the possession of common carriers prescribed. M 74; I PCRec 171.

731 : Jan. 9 Canal Zone Laws, Act I, Section 22, amended as to the
composition of the judicial circuits. M 75; I PCRec 171.

732: Jan. 9 Law No. 6 of the Republic of Panama, pertaining to the
exclusion of certain aliens, ap construed by Executive Decree of Apr. 15,
1904, made applicable to the Canal Zone. M 75 ; I PCRec 171.

733: Jan. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Commerce and Labor
Dept. positions, Paragraph 2, amended to add Paragraph 2 excepting
shipping commissioners whose compensation was $2500 or more for the
fiscal year 1907, and E. O. [726] of Jan. 6, 1908, revoked. 1907 CSR 107.

734: Jan. 16 Ernest Coldwell, former internal revenue collector, made
eligible for appointment as agent in the Internal Revenue Service with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 132.

735: Jan. 17 Huron Land District, S. Dak., abolished and lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to the Pierre Land District.

736: Jan. 17 Certain described lands in New Mexico in the Colfax
Land District, with office at Clayton, together with business and archives
pertaining thereto, transferred to the Lincoln Land District, with office
at Roswefl.

737: Jan. 18 Certain described lands at Minto, Alaska, reserved for the
Army Signal Corps for use in connection with the operation of military
telegraph lines.

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738 : Jan. 20 James S. Wickham made eligible for employment in the
Census Bureau without examination, upon experimental work in develop-
ment of tabulating machinery. 1907 CSR 132.

739: Jan. 24 Appointment of Indians as messengers in the Indian Af-
fairs Office authorized, subject to noncompetitive examination.

740: Jan. 27 Civil Service Rule VII, pertaining to certification, Section
1, Clauses (a) and (b), amended as to manner of selection by appoint-
ing officer from eligibles certified for appointment to a vacancy.

741 : Jan. 27 Civil Service Rule VIII, pertaining to temporary appoint-
ment, amended. M 75.

742: Jan. 28 Navy mess attendants' classification and monthly pay spe-
cified, and additional pay allowances prescribed for cooks and stewards.

743 : Jan. 28 Boundaries of lands added to the Jicarilla Indian Res-
ervation, N. Mex., by E. 0. [711] of Nov. 11, 1907, redefined. IR 123;
III K 682, IV K 1030.

744: Jan. 28 Boundaries of lands added to Navajo Indian Reservation,
Ariz, and N. Mex., by E. O. [709] of Nov. 9, 1907, redefined. IR 20; III
K 669.

745 : Jan. 30 Certain described lands in Alabama reserved for use of
the War Dept. for improvement of the Black Warrior, Warrior, and
Tombigbee Rivers.

746: Feb. 4 Woodward Land District, Okla., abolished, and lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to the Alva Land District.

747: Feb. 4 Isabel E. McKinley made eligible for reinstatement in the
War Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1907 CSR 132.

748: Feb. 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraphs 6 and 7, amended as to certain excepted positions in mint
or assay offices. 1907 CSR 108.

749: Feb. 5 Time for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty Claims
Commission extended until Sept. 2, 1908.

760: Feb. 6 Canal Zone regulations on right of trial by jury in criminal
prosecutions prescribed. M 76 ; I PCRec 203 ; 1912 PCR 631.

751 : Feb. 7 S. Baillio made eligible for reinstatement in the Norfolk
Navy Yard without regard to length of separation from the service.
1907 CSR 133.

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762: Feb. 7 Douglas B. Thompson made eligible for reinstatement in
the service on the Isthmus of Panama and for transfer to the Depart-
mental Service. 1907 CSR 105, M 78.

7S3: Feb. 10 Certain described lands in Washington reserved for light-
house purposes.

764: Feb. 16 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to examinations]. Sec-
tion 2 [pertaining to positions subject to noncompetitive examinations],
amended to include Indians appointed in the Indian Affairs Office in the
messenger service, and E. 0. [739] of Jan. 24, 1908, pertaining to the
same subject, revoked.

766: Feb. 16 Certain described lands in Montana in the Yellowstone
Land District, together with the business and archives pertaining thereto,
transferred to the Glasgow Land District.

766: Feb. 17 Certain described lands in Nebraska in the North Platte
Land District, together with business and archives pertaining thereto,
transferred to the Alliance Land District.

767: Feb. 17 E. O. [746] of Feb. 4, 1909, consolidating the Woodward
Land District with the Alva Lahd District, amended to locate the land
office at Woodward, Okla.

768: Feb. 20 Procedure to be followed by officers and employees of the
Executive Civil Service in submitting recommendations affecting the
method of appointment to the classified service prescribed. June 1908
CSA34; 1907 CSR 110.

768: Feb. 21 E. O. [755] of Feb. 15, 1908, transferring certain Montana
lands from the Yellowstone Land District to the Glasgow Land District,
amended to transfer additional lands.

760: Feb. 21 Certain described lands at Lowell Point, Resurrection Bay,
Alaska, reserved for the Navy Dept. as a coaling depot.

761 : Feb. 21 Edwyn N. Purvis, formerly in the Isthmian Canal Service,
made eligible for appointment to a clerkship in the classified service in
the United States without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 133 ;
M78.

762 : Feb. 22 Edward J. Tapper made eligible for appointment as dep-
uty collector and inspector of customs at Stamford, Conn., without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 134.

763: Feb. 24 Mosquito Inlet Reservation, near the mouths of the Hali-
fax and Hillsboro Rivers, Fla., established as a preserve and breeding
ground for native birds.

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763)4 • Mb. 25 Construction of fortifications on the Island of Corregi-
dor, Manilla Bay, P. I., ordered started immediately upon obtaining the
written consent of the owners of the land involved.

764: Feb. 28 Mississippi transferred from the Internal Revenue Col-
lection District of Louisiana to the Internal Revenue Collection District
of Alabama.

766: Mar. 3 Certain described lands at Hogan, Alaska, reserved for the
Army Signal Corps for use in connection with the operation of military
telegraph lines.

766: Mar. 4 Charles L. Babcock made eligible for appointment as an
immigrant inspector in the Immigration Service, Commerce and Labor
Dept., without examination. 1907 CSR 134.

767: Mar. 5 E. O. of Mar. 26, 1901, # prescribing the Army ration, re-
voked, and a new ration prescribed.

* Not a Numbered Order.

768: Mar. 6 Philip W. Reinhard, Jr., confidential clerk to the Customs
Collector, New York, N. Y., made eligible for transfer from the excepted
to the competitive class. 1907 CSR 134.

769: Mar. 13 Certain described lands in the vicinity of Chena and Fair-
banks, Alaska, reserved for the Army Signal Corps, for use in the oper-
ation and maintenance of military telegraph lines, and lands reserved
for the same purposes by E. 0. [328-B] of May 24, 1905, placed under
control of the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

770: Mar. 17 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
exempted from examination, Subdivision III [on War Dept. positions],
amended to add Paragraph 10 excepting caretakers of abandoned mili-
tary reservations or unoccupied military posts, when the positions are
filled by retired non-commissioned officers or enlisted men. 1907 CSR
108.

771 : Mar. 18 Portion of Hawkins Island, Prince William Sound, Alaska,
reserved for use of the Navy as a coaling station.

772 : Mar. 21 Wilhelm Lutz, assistant chief of police of Puerto Rico,
made eligible for appointment in the Immigration Bureau. 1907 CSR
135.

773: Mar. 23 Boundaries of lands on Resurrection Bay, Kenai Penin-
sula, Alaska, defined and reserved by E. O. [760] of Feb. 21, 1908, for
use of the Navy as a coaling depot, redefined and said Order revoked.

774: Mar. 31 Canal Zone regulations on right of trial by jury in crim-
inal prosecutions amended. M 79.

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775: Apr. 1 E. 0. of May 9, 1898, # reserving certain Washington lands,
revoked and the Sec'y of the Interior authorized to restore a portion of
said lands to settlement and entry under the general provisions of the
public land laws.

* Not a Numbered Order.

776: Apr. 4 E. O. [707] of Oct. 30, 1907, authorizing reinstatement of
John P. Scruggs in the Internal Revenue Service, confirmed.

777: Apr. 4 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during specified months
ordered for skilled mechanics, laborers, and classified employees of naval
stations at Cavite and Olongapo, P. I., Quam, Tutuila, Honolulu, T. H.,
Ouantanamo, Cuba, and San Juan, P. R., provided that time and one-half
is paid for time worked in excess of four hours.

778 : Apr. 4 Certain described lands at Sitka, Alaska, reserved for the
Navy Dept. by E. O. of June 21, 1890, # transferred to the Army Signal
Corps for use as a site for a cable house.

* Not a Numbered Order.

779: Apr. 6 Tortugas Keys Reservation, Dry Tortugas, Fla., established
as preserve and breeding ground for native birds, subject to use by the
War Dept. under E. O. of Sept. 17, 1845. #

* Not a Numbered Order.

780: Apr. 13 Harry A. Strohm, 3d class postmaster, made eligible for
appointment as a special agent in the Classification Division, Office of
the 3d Assistant Postmaster General, without examination. 1907 CSR
137.

781 : Apr. 15 Henry C. Towers, an expert in the Forestry Bureau, Agri-
culture Dept., made eligible for appointment to the competitive position
of expert and chief of the section of purchases in the same service with-
out examination. 1907 CSR 137.

782: Apr. 16 Certain described lands at Fairbanks, Alaska, reserved
for the Army Signal Corps for a wireless telegraph station.

783: Apr. 17 William S. Murphy made eligible for appointment as
inspector of Chinese in the Immigration Service without examination.
1907 CSR 137.

784: Apr. 20 Alpheus H. Mahone made eligible for reinstatement as a
fish culturist in the Fisheries Bureau without regard to length of sep-
aration from the service. 1907 CSR 138.

785: Apr. 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], amended by adding a new Subdivision X,
to except up to twenty special agents in the Prosecution Division of the
Interstate Commerce Commission. 1907 CSR 108.

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786: Apr. 23 John Krey made eligible for reinstatement as assistant
engineer in the Army Engineer Dept. at the discretion of the War Sec 'v.
1907 CSR 138.

787: Apr. 24 San Juan National Forest, Colo., diminished and excluded
lands restored to the public domain and opened to entry and settlement
under the general provisions of the homestead laws on such date as the
Sec'y of the Interior may prescribe.

788: Apr. 24 Canal Zone Laws amended as to punishment for the de-
facement or removal of boundary or survey monuments. M 79 ; I PCRec
290.

789: Apr. 30 Government employees at San Francisco, Oakland, Berk-
eley, Alameda, and other points on San Francisco Bay, Calif., excused
from duty on May 6, 1908, to participate in the reception of the battle-
ship fleet in San Francisco Bay.

790: Apr. 30 Camp Stotsenburg Military Reservation, near Angeles,
Pampanga, Luzon, P. I., enlarged.

791: May 1 Katherine J. Fenton made eligible for appointment as clerk
copyist draftsman or copyist topographic draftsman at Washington with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907 CSR 138.

792: May 4 Fourteen described tracts of land is reserved for the Army
Signal Corps for use in connection with the operation of military tele-
graph lines.

793: May 5 Certain described lands in California eliminated from the
lighthouse reserve established by E. O. of Jan. 26, 1867,* and restored
to the public domain for disposition under the general land laws.
* Not a Numbered Order.

794: May 12 Adolph Marix, Charles Earl, Eugene T. Chamberlain,
George Uhler, and William Strother Smith designated as members of a
commission to examine the laws for security of passengers and crews on
United States vessels, and to recommend revisions thereof.

795: May 13 Heads of executive departments and independent estab-
lishments ordered to arrange salaries in said departments and establish-
ments to conform to the principles underlying the report of the Commit-
tee on Grades and Salaries established by E. O. [651] of June 11, 1907.

796: May 13 Certain described lands on the Island of Biliran, P. I.,
reserved for military purposes.

797: May 16 Certain described lands at Chena, Alaska, reserved for the
Army Signal Corps for use in connection with the operation of military
telegraph lines.

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1908

798: May 23 Richard H. Taylor made eligible for retention as an in-
spector in the Immigration Service, Commerce and Labor Dept. 1908
CSR 131.

799: May 23 Civil and Spanish War Veterans and members of certain
patriotic societies employed in the Government Service in the District
of Columbia excused from duty on May 27, 1908, for participation in
the parade in connection with the removal of the body of Vice President
Clinton.

800: May 26 John M. Jones made eligible for employment as a tariff
and traffic expert in the Interstate Commerce Commission without ex-
amination. 1908 CSR 131.

801: May 26 Pocatello National Forest, Idaho and Utah, enlarged by
addition of the Port Neuf National Forest and a portion of the Bear
River National Forest, and the remaining portion of the Bear River
National Forest constituted a part of the Cache National Forest, Idaho
and Utah.

802: May 26 Bear River National Forest, Idaho and Utah, abolished
and a portion constituted the Cache National Forest, Idaho and Utah, and
the remaining portion constituted a part of the Pocatello National Forest.

803: May 28 Fort Keough Military Reservation, Mont., abolished and
placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

804: May 29 B. O. [795] of May 13, 1908, directing the heads of execu-
tive departments and independent establishments to arrange salaries in
said departments and establishments to conform to the principles under-
lying the report of the Committee on Grades and Salaries, extended to
include clerks and draftsmen at all arsenals and navy yards.

806: June 2 Charles Lutz made eligible for employment in charge of
statistics and accounts in the Interstate Commerce Commission without
examination. 1908 CSR 132.

806: June 5 Disposition of the building formerly used as a railroad
station and train shed in Washington by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany authorized.

807: June 5 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September ordered for skilled mechanics and laborers, and classified
employees at all navy yards and naval stations, provided that time and
one-half be paid for time worked in excess of four hours.

808: June 8 Certain described portions of Man Key and Woman Key
in Key West Harbor, Fla., reserved for the use of the Navy Dept.

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1906

809: June 8 Heads of executive departments, bureaus, and other gov-
ernment establishments instructed to compile and furnish to the Na-
tional Conservation Commission information and data relevant to the
work of said Commission.

810: June 8 Boundaries of Lemmon Land District, N. Dak. and S. Dak.,
redefined.

810y 2 : June 8 E. 0& [447 and 584] of May 18, 1906, and Mar. 11, 1907,
respectively, designating certain officers to act as Sec'y and Assistant
Sec'y of War, rescinded.

811: June 9 William J. Dow made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office and appointment as private sec'y to the
Public Printer without regard to length of separation from the service.
1908 CSR 132.

812: June 10 Salary of William R. Wheeler as member of the Immigra-
tion Commission and Assistant Sec'y of the Commerce and Labor Dept.
fixed at $7500 per annum including expenses.

813: June 13 Whitman National Forest, Oreg., created from a portion
of the Blue Mountains National Forest.

814: June 13 Malheur National Forest, Oreg., created from a portion
of the Blue Mountains National Forest.

815: June 13 Umatilla National Forest, Oreg., created from the Hep-
pner National Forest and a portion of Blue Mountains National Forest.

816: June 13 Deschutes National Forest, Oreg., created from portions
of the Blue Mountains, Cascade, and Fremont National Forest.

817: June 13 Fremont National Forest, Oreg., modified by addition of
the Goose Lake National Forest and by exclusion of certain lands con-
stituted portions of the Deschutes and Umppqua National Forests.

818: June 15 Treasury Sec'y authorized to appoint temporary person-
nel to carry into effect the National Banking Act of 1908 without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

819: June 15 Andrew Christensen, former classified employee, made eli-
gible for appointment as a special agent of the General Land Office with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1908 CSR 132.

819%: June 18 John McCarthy, retired Army commissary sergeant,
made eligible for appointment as laborer in charge of warehouse in the
Subsistence Dept. at Large, New York, N. Y., without examination. 1908
CSR 132.

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I: June 18 Columbia National Forest, Wash., created from a portion
of the Rainier National Forest.

821: June 18 Rainier National Forest, Wash., modified by addition of
a portion of the Washington National Forest and by exclusion of certain
lands now constituted the Columbia National Forest.

822: June 18 Washington National Forest, Wash., diminished and the
excluded portions constituted the Chelan, Snoqualmie, and Wenatchee
National Forests, and part of Rainier National Forest.

t: June 18 Chelan National Forest, Wash., created from a portion of
the Washington National Forest.

824: June 18 Snoqualmie National Forest, Wash., created from a por-
tion of the Washington National Forest.

825: June 18 Wenatchee National Forest, Wash., created from a por-
tion of the Washington National Forest.

826: June 18 Fillmore National Forest, Utah, modified by addition of
the Beaver National Forest, Utah, and by exclusion of certain lands con-
stituted a part of the Nebo National Forest.

827: June 18 Nebo National Forest, Utah, created from the Vernon
and Payson National Forests and a portion of the Fillmore National
Forest.

828: June 19 Frank £. Elder made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1908 CSR 133.

829: June 20 Offices of assistant Japanese and assistant Chinese sec'ys
in the Embassy at Tokio and the Legation at Peking to be filled in rota-
tion by different qualified interpreters and student interpreters.

830: June 24 Basil Miles made eligible for appointment at superin-
tendent of the Foreign Mails Division, Post Office Dept., without exam-
ination. 1908 CSR 133.

831 : June 25 Yachts of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club authorized to
visit the U. S. without entry, clearance, or payment of charges.

832: June 25 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
exempted from examination, Subdivision II [on Treasury Dept. positions] ,
Paragraph 4, amended to except an additional paymaster in the New
York customs district.

833: June 25 Lewis and Clark National Forest, Mont., diminished and
excluded lands constituted the Flathead and Blackfeet National Forests
and portions of the Kootenai and Missoula National Forests.

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1908

884: June 25 Blackfeet National Forest, Mont., created from a portion
of Lewis and Clark National Forest and other portions of Lewis and
Clark National Forest constituted the Flatjhead National Forest and
portions of Kootenai and Missoula National Forest.

835: June 25 Flathead National Forest, Mont., created from a portion
of Lewis and Clark National Forests and other portions of Lewis and
Clark National Forest constituted the Blackfeet National Forest and
portions of Kootenai and Missoula National Forests.

836: June 25 Kootenai National Forest, Mont, and Idaho, modified by
addition of portions of the Lewis and Clark and Cabinet National For-
ests and by the exclusion of certain other lands; a portion of the ex-
cluded lands constituted a part of the Pend Oreille National Forest and
the remaining portion opened to settlement under the homestead laws
on date to be prescribed by the Interior Sec'y, and to entry, filing, selec-
tion, or other forms of appropriation 30 days after the date so fixed.

837: June 25 Routt National Forest, Colo., created from portion of the
Park Range National Forest and the remaining portion of the Park
Range National Forest constituted a part of the Hayden National Forest.

838: June 25 Cabinet National Forest, Mont, and Idaho, diminished and
the excluded lands constituted portions of the Kootenai and Pend
Oreille National Forests.

839: June 25 Hayden National Forest, Colo., created from the Sierra
Madre National Forest and a portion of the Park Range National Forest,
and the remaining portion of the Park Range National Forest constituted
the Routt National Forest.

840: June 26 Challis National Forest, Idaho, created from portions of
the Salmon River and Sawtooth National Forests.

841 : June 26 Salmon National Forest, Idaho, created from portions of
the Salmon River, Bitter Root, and Lemhi National Forests, and the re-
maining portion of the former Salmon River National Forest constituted
a portion of the Challis National Forest.

842: June 26 Clearwater National Forest, Idaho, created from portions
of the Coeur d'Alene and Bitter Root National Forests.

843: June 26 Coeur d'Alene National Forest, Idaho and Mont., modified
by addition of the Palouse National Forest and by the exclusion of cer-
tain other lands now constituted parts of the Pend Oreille and Clear-
water National Forests.

844: June 26 Pend Oreille. National Forest, Idaho, created from por-
tions of the Priest River, Kootenai, Cabinet and Coeur d'Alene National
Forests.

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846: June 26 Kaniksu National Forest, Idaho, created from a portion
of the Priest River National Forest, and the remaining portion of Priest
River National Forest constituted a portion of the Pend Oreille National
Forest.

846: June 26 Angeles National Forest, Calif., created from the San
Bernardino National Forest and portions of the San Gabriel and Santa
Barbara National Forests, and the remaining portions of the San Gabriel
National Forest constituted a portion of the Santa Barbara National
Forest.

847: June 26 San Luis National Forest, Calif., created from a portion
of the San Luis Obispo National Forest, and the remaining portion of
the San Luis Obispo National Forest constituted a portion of the Santa
Barbara National Forest.

848: June 26 Carson National Forest, N. Mex., created from the Taos
National Forest and a portion of the Jemez National Forest.

848: June 26 Jemez National Forest, N. Mex., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands constituted a portion of the Carson National Forest.

850: June 26 Sundance National Forest, Wyo., created from the Bear
Lodge National Forest and a portion of the Black Hills National Forest.

861: June 26 Black Hills National Forest, S. Dak., diminished and the
excluded lands constituted a portion of the Sundance National Forest.

862: June 26 Santa Barbara National Forest, Calif., modified by the
addition of portions of the San Gabriel and San Luis Obispo National
Forests and by the exclusion of certain lands constituted a portion of
the Angeles National Forest.

863 : June 26 Weiser National Forest, Idaho, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands constituted a portion of the Nezperce and Payette National
Forests.

864: June 26 Nezperce National Forest, Mont., created from portions
of the Bitter Root and Weiser National Forests.

866: June 26 Idaho National Forest, Idaho, created from a portion of
the Payette National Forest.

866: June 26 Payette National Forest, Idaho, modified by the addition
of portions of the Weiser and Sawtooth National Forests and by the ex-
clusion of certain lands constituted the Idaho National Forest.

867: June 26 Boise National Forest, Tdaho, created from a portion of
the Sawtooth National Forest.

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1908

868: June 26 Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands constituted portions of the Boise, Challis, Lemhi, and Pay-
ette National Forests.

859: June 26 Lemhi National Forests, Idaho, modified by the addition
of a portion of the Sawtooth National Forest and by the exclusion of
certain lands constituted a portion of the Salmon National Forest.

860: June SO Siuslaw National Forest, Oreg., created from portions
of the Tillamook and Umpqua National Forests; remaining portion of
Tillamook National Forest and another portion of the Umpqua National
Forest restored to public domain and opened to settlement under the
homestead laws on date to be fixed by the Interior Sec'y* and to entry,
filing, selection, and other form of appropriation 30 days after date so
fixed.

861: June 80 Cheyenne National Forest, Wyo., created from the Crow
Creek National Forest and a portion of the Medicine Bow National For-
est; certain other portions of the Medicine Bow National Forest consti-
tuted portions of the Arapaho and Pike National Forests.

862: June 80 Medicine Bow National Forest, Wyo. and Colo., dimin-
ished and the excluded lands constituted portions of the Cheyenne,
Arapaho, and Pike National Forests.

863: June 80 Cascade National Forest, Oreg., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands constituted portions of the Oregon, Umpqua, and Crater
National Forests.

864: June 80 Oregon National Forest, Oreg., created from the Bull
Bun and a portion of the Cascade National Forests; certain other por-
tions of the Cascade National Forest constituted portions of the Umpqua
and Crater National Forests.

865: June 80 Umpqua National Forest, Oreg., modified by the addition
of portions of the Cascade and Fremont National Forests and by the
exclusion of certain lands ; a portion of the excluded lands constituted a
part of the Siuslaw National Forest, and the remaining portion opened
to settlement under the homestead laws on a date to be fixed by the
Interior Sec'y> and to entry, filing, selection, or other form of appropri-
ation thirty days after the day so fixed.

866: June 30 Siskiyou National Forest, Oreg. and Calif., modified by
the addition of the Coquille and a portion of Klamath National Forests
and by the exclusion of certain lands constituted a portion of the Crater
National Forest.

867: June 80 Crater National Forest, Oreg. and Calif., created from the
Ashland National Forest and portions of the Cascade, Siskiyou, and
Klamath National Forests.

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1908

868: July 1 Sitgreaves National Forest, Ariz., created from portions
of the Black Mesa and Tonto National Forests, and the remaining por-
tions of the Black Mesa National Forest constituted the Apache and
portions of the Coconino and Tonto National Forests.

889: July 1 Tonto National Forest, Ariz., modified by the addition of a
portion of the Black Mesa National Forest and by the exclusion of cer-
tain lands constituted parts of the Crook, Sitgreaves, and Coconino Na-
tional Forests.

870: July 1 Holy Cross National Forest, Colo., modified by the addition
of portions of the Leadville, Gunnison, and Battlement Mesa National
Forests and by the exclusion of certain lands constituted a part of the
Leadville National Forest.

871 : July 1 Targhee National Forest, Idaho and Wyo., created from the
Henry's Lake and a portion of the Yellowstone National Forest, and the
remaining portions of the Yellowstone National Forest constituted the
Shoshone, Teton, Bonneville, and Wyoming National Forests and parts of
the Absaroka and Beartooth National Forests.

872: July 1 Teton National Forest, Wyo., created from a portion of the
Yellowstone National Forest, and the remaining portions of the Yellow-
stone National Forest constituted the Shoshone, Bonneville, and Wyoming
National Forests and parts of the Absaroka, Beartooth, and Targhee Na-
tional Forests.

873: July 1 Wyoming National Forest, Wyo., created from a portion
of the Yellowstone National Forest, and the remaining portions of Yel-
lowstone National Forest constituted the Shoshone, Teton, and Bonne-
ville National Forests and parts of the Absaroka, Beartooth, and
Targhee National Forests.

874: July 1 Bonneville National Forest, created from a portion of the
Yellowstone National Forest, and the remaining portions of the Yellow-
stone National Forest constituted the Shoshone, Teton, and Wyoming
National Forests and parts of the Absaroka, Beartooth, and Targhee
National Forests.

875: July 1 Absaroka National Forest, Mont., created from the Crazy
Mountains National Forest and a portion of the Yellowstone National
Forest, and the remaining portions of the Yellowstone National Forest
constituted the Shoshone, Teton, Bonneville, and Wyoming National
Forests and parts of the Beartooth and Targhee National Forests.

876: July 1 Apache National Forest, Ariz., created from a portion of
the Black Mesa National Forest, and the remaining portion of the Black
Mesa National Forest constituted the Sitgreaves National Forest and
parts of the Coconino and Tonto National Forests.

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877: July 1 Beaverhead National Forest, Mont., created from portions
of the Big Hole, Hell Gate, and Bitter Root National Forests, and the
remaining portions of Big Hole National Forest constituted parts of the
Deerlodge and Bitterroot National Forests.

878 : July 1 Madison National Forest, Mont., modified by the inter-
change of lands with the Gallatin National Forest.

879: July 1 Gallatin National Forest, Mont., modified by the addition
of a portion of Big Belt National Forest and by the interchange of lands
with the Madison National Forest.

880: July 1 Deerlodge National Forest, Mont., created from portions
of the Helena, Hell Gate, and Big Hole National Forests, and other por-
tions of the Helena National Forest opened to settlement under the
homestead laws on a date to be fixed by the Interior Sec'y* and to entry,
filing, selection, or other forms of appropriation 30 days after the date
so prescribed.

881: July 1 Helena National Forest, Mont., modified by the addition
of the Elkhorn National Forest and a portion of the Big Belt National
Forest, and by the exclusion of certain lands restored to public domain
and opened to settlement under the homestead laws on a date to be fixed
by the Interior Sec'y> and to entry, filing, selection, or other forms of
appropriation, 30 days after the date so prescribed.

882 : July 1 Missoula National Forest, Mont., enlarged by the addition
of portions of the Lewis and Clark and Hell Gate National Forests; the
remaining portions of the Hell Gate National Forest constituted parts
of the Bitterroot, Deerlodge, and Beaverhead National Forests, and other
portions of the Lewis and Clark National Forest constituted parts of the
Blackfeet, Flathead, and Kootenai National Forests.

883: July 1 Bitterroot National Forest, Mont., enlarged by the addi-
tion of portions of the Hell Gate, and Big Hole National Forests, and
other portions of the old Bitter Root National Forest constituted parts
of Clearwater, Nezperce, Salmon, and Beaverhead National Forests.

884: July 1 Uinta National Forest, Utah, modified by exclusion of cer-
tain lands constituted the Ashley National Forest and the addition of
certain lands not heretofore reserved.

885: July 1 Uncompahgre National Forest, Colo., enlarged by the addi-
tion of the Fruita National Forest and portions of the Ouray and Monte-
zuma National Forests, and the remaining portion of Ouray National
Forest constituted a part of the Montezuma National Forest.

886: July 1 San Juan National Forest, Colo., modified by the addition
of a portion of the Montezuma National Forest and by the exclusion of
certain lands constituted a part of the Rio Grande National Forest.

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1908

887: July 1 Rio Grande National Forest, Colo., created from portions
of the San Juan and Cochetopah National Forests.

888: July 1 Pike National Forest, Colo., created from portions of the
Pikes Peak and Medicine Bow National Forests, and the remaining por-
tions of the Pikes Peak National Forest constituted parts of the Arapaho
and Leadville National Forests.

889: July 1 Montezuma National Forest, Colo., modified by the addi-
tion of a portion of the Ouray National Forest and by the exclusion of
certain lands, a portion of which are constituted parts of the San Juan
and Uncompahgre National Forests and the remaining portion of which
is opened to settlement under the homestead laws on a date to be fixed
by the Interior Sec'y* and to entry, filing, selection, or other forms of
appropriation, 30 days after the date so prescribed.

890: July 1 Leadville National Forest, Colo., modified by the addition
of portions of the Pikes Peak, Gunnison, Cochetopah, and Holy Cross
National Forests, and by the exclusion of certain lands constituted parts
of the Arapaho, Cochetopah, Gunnison, and Holy Cross National Forests.

891 : July 1 Gunnison National Forest, Colo., modified by the addition
of portions of the Leadville and Cochetopah National Forests and by the
exclusion of certain lands constituted parts of the Holy Cross and Lead-
ville National Forests.

892: July 1 Cochetopah National Forest, Colo., modified by the addi-
tion of a portion of Leadville National Forest and by the exclusion of
certain lands constituted parts of the Rio Grande, Gunnison, and Lead-
ville National Forests.

893: July 1 Arapaho National Forest, Colo., created from portions of
the Medicine Bow, Pikes Peak, and Leadville National Forests.

894: July 1 Battlement National Forest, Colo., created from a portion
of Battlement Mesa National Forest, and the remaining portion of Bat-
tlement Mesa National Forest constituted a part of the Holy Cross Na-
tional Forest.

895: July 1 Shoshone National Forest, Wyo., created from a portion of
the Yellowstone National Forest, and the remaining portions of the Yel-
lowstone National Forest constituted the Teton, Bonneville, and Wyoming
National Forests and parts of the Absaroka, Beartooth, and Targhee
National Forests.

896: June 30 Beartooth National Forest, Mont., created from the Pry or
Mountains National Forest and a portion of the Yellowstone National
Forest, and the remaining portions of the Yellowstone National Forest
constituted the Shoshone, Teton, Bonneville, and Wyoming National
Forests and parts of the Absaroka and Targhee National Forests.

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897: July 2 Tahoe National Forest, Calif, and Nev., modified by the
addition of portions of the Stanislaus and Plumas National Forests and
by the exclusion of certain lands constituted parts of the Mono and
Plumas National Forests.

898: July 2 Mono National Forest, Calif, and Nev., created from por-
tions of the Stanislaus, Sierra, Tahoe, and Inyo National Forests.

899: July 2 Inyo National Forest, Calif, and Nev., modified by the
addition of a portion of the Sierra National Forest and by the exclusion
of certain lands constituted a part of the Mono National Forest.

900: July 2 Trinity National Forest, Calif., modified by the addition
of portions of the Shasta, Stony Creek, and Klamath National Forests
and by the exclusion of certain lands constituted parts of the Klamath
and California National Forests.

901 : July 2 Stanislaus National Forest, Calif., modified by the addition
of a portion of Sierra National Forest and by the exclusion of certain
lands constituted parts of the Tahoe and Mono National Forests.

902: July 2 Sierra National Forest, Calif., diminished by the exclusion
of certain lands constituted the Sequoia National Forest and parts of the
Stanislaus, Inyo, and Mono National Forests.

90S: July 2 Shasta National Forest, Calif., modified by the addition of
a portion of the Klamath National Forest and by the exclusion of certain
lands constituted parts of the Klamath, Trinity, and Lassen National
Forest.

904: July 2 Sequoia National Forest, Calif., created from a portion of
the Sierra National Forest, and other portions of the Sierra National
Forest constituted parts of the Stanislaus, Inyo, and Mono National
Forests.

905: July 2 Plumas National Forest, Calif., modified by the addition,
of portions of the Diamond Mountain and Tahoe National Forests and
by the exclusion of certain lands constituted parts of the Lassen and
Tahoe National Forests ; the remaining portion of the Diamond Mountain
National Forest constituted a part of the Lassen National Forest.

906: July 2 Lassen National Forest, Calif., created from the Lassen
Peak National Forest and portions of the Diamond Mountain, Plumas,
and Shasta National Forests.

907: July 2 California National Forest, Calif., created from portions of
the Stony Creek and Trinity National Forests, and the remaining portion
of the Stony Creek National Forest constituted a part of the Trinity Na-
tional Forest.

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908: July 2 Fifty-five specified national forests in designated States and
Territories consolidated and/or renamed.

900: July 2 Kaibab. National Forest, Ariz., created from a portion of the
Grand Canyon National Forest and the remaining portion of the Grand
Canyon National Forest constituted a part of the Coconino National
Forest.

910: July 2 Joe M. Johnson made eligible for reinstatement in the Gov-
ernment Printing Office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1907 CSR 134.

911 : July 3 George Uhler, supervising inspector general, Steamboat In-
spection Service, designated to act as supervising inspector of steam
vessels in the 7th District, Cincinnati, Ohio, pending a regular appoint-
ment to the position.

912: July 14 Boundaries of Deschutes National Forest, Oreg., redefined.

913: July 14 Boundaries of Fremont National Forest, Oreg., redefined.

914: July 16 W. S. Lowe, Grosvenor A. Porter, T. B. Brentz, and E. E.
Kinnett made eligible for appointment as experts to suppress liquor
traffic among the Indians without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1907
CSR 134.

915: July 16 Herman Gluck made eligible for reinstatement as deputy
collector of internal revenue at New York, N. Y., without regard to
length of separation from Service. 1907 CSR 134.

916: July 16 George Terwilliger made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation from
the Service. 1908 CSR 134.

917: July 18 William E. Shields made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation from
the Service. 1907 CSR 135.

918: July 21 E. O. [503] of Sept. 18, 1906, authorizing extra compensa-
tion for enlisted men of the Marine Corps detailed as messmen, amended
to provide that such men must be so detailed for at least one month to be
entitled to the extra compensation.

919: July 23 Certain lands within the Gila National Forest, N. Mex.,
further reserved to protect the water supply of the Fort Bayard Military
Reservation.

020: July 25 Certain lands at Tanana, in Alaska, adjoining the Fort
Gibbon Military Reservation, reserved for use of the Army Signal Corps
in operation of military telegraph lines.

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921 : Aug. 3 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Mar. 2, 1909.

922: Aug. 3 Regulations governing employment of unskilled laborers
outside of Washington, D. C. amended to authorize the extension of
eligible registers. 1908 CSB 128.

923: Aug. 8 Key West Reservation, comprising all keys and islands of
the Florida Keys, established as a preserve and breeding ground for
native birds.

924: Aug. 8 Klamath Lake Reservation, in Lower Klamath Lake, Oreg.
and Calif., established as a preserve and breeding ground for native
birds.

925: Aug. 10 George W. Woodruff, Assistant Attorney General, desig-
nated to act as the Interior Sec'y during absence of the Interior Sec'y
and the First Assistant Sec'y-

926: Aug. 10 Per diem employees and day laborers in the Federal serv-
ice excused from work on Labor Day.

927: Aug. 14 Military reservations on Bata[a]n Island, Luzon Province,
and Cacraray Island, Albay Province, P. I., enlarged.

928: Aug. 14 Canal Zone Penal Code amended as to penalty for grand
larceny. M 81 ; II PCRec 11.

929: Aug. 18 Lake Malheur Reservation, on Lakes Malheur and Harney,
Oreg., established as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

930: Aug. 21 Advances of money to Capt. Albert Mertz for transferring
vessels of the Lighthouse Establishment to their respective stations on
the Pacific coast authorized.

931 : Aug. 27 Harry H. Waddle made eligible for appointment as inspec-
tor in charge in the Immigration Service, San Diego, Calif., without
examination. 1907 CSR 135.

\: Aug. 28 Chase Lake Reservation, N. Dak., established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

933: Sept. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Section 3, on War Dept. positions, amended
to except civilian professors, instructors, and teachers in the United
States Military and Naval Academies. 1908 CSR 124.

934: Sept. 7 Certain described lands in South Dakota within the limits
of Belle Fourche Irrigation Project further reserved for experimental
work in agriculture.

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985: Sept. Prank Dingman, C. W. G. Brett, Raymond Bartlett, and
Charles F. Young made eligible for appointment in the Census Bureau
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1908 CSR 135.

936: Sept 10 Certain described lands in California reserved for light-
houses purposes.

937: Sept. 10 Interdepartmental Statistical Committee created under
jurisdiction of the Commerce and Labor Sec'y> to promote uniformity of
statistical methods and results. M 82.

938: Sept. 15 Drs. Hopkins and Cunningham made eligible for appoint-
ment as physicians to teach microscopic work at the Ancon Hospital,
C. Z., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1908 CSR 136; M 82.

939: Sept. 15 Pine Island Reservation, Pine Island Sound, Fla., estab-
lished as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

940: Sept. 25 Albert W. Pontius made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the State Dept. without examination. 1908 CSR 136.

941: Sept. 26 Charles H. Cameron, mounted deputy collector and in-
spector in the Customs Service, made eligible for transfer to the position
of inspector of Chinese in the Immigration Service, Commerce and Labor
Dept., without examination. 1908 CSR 136.

942: Sept. 26 Palma Sola Reservation, Palma Sola Bay, Fla., established
as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

943: Sept. 26 Matlacha Pass Reservation, Fla., established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

944: Sept. 30 George Shaffer, Olof Ekedahl, and Willoughby Culbertson
made eligible for retention on clerical duties in the Isthmian Canal Serv-
ice without examination. 1908 CSR 137; M 83.

945: Sept. 30 Certain described lands at Circle, Alaska, reserved for use
of the Army Signal Corps as a wireless telegraph station.

946: Oct. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions ex-
cepted from examination], Subdivision VIII, on Isthmian Canal Commis-
sion positions, amended to add Paragraph 2, excepting one inspecting
engineer and inspectors in the purchasing department. 1908 CSR 124;
M 84.

947: Oct. 3 Eight persons employed jointly by the Isthmian Canal Com-
mission and Panama Railroad Company, made eligible for retention in
the classified force of said Commission upon separation of the work of
the two offices. 1908 CSR 127; M 83.

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948: Oct. 2 Melvin W. Sheppard made eligible for appointment as night
inspector in the Customs Service at Philadelphia, Pa., without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1908 CSR 123, 137.

949: Oct. 7 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 3,
pertaining to retransfer to a position formerly held, amended to include
retransfer from the Judicial Service and to make such transfers subject
to the limitations of absolute appointment and prior service in the classi-
fied service. 1908 CSR 123.

960: Oct. 9 Pilling of vacancies in the Executive Civil Service except in
accordance with Civil Service Rules prohibited, and persons occupying
places with duties similar to those of competitive positions, whose names
are reported to the Civil Service Commission, made eligible for classifica-
tion upon approval of said Commission. June 1913 CSA 37-Dec. 1936
CSA 37; 1908 CSR 128.

951 : Oct. 12 Capt. William Norman made eligible for appointment as
assistant inspector of hulls in the Steamboat Inspection Service at New
Orleans, La., without examination. 1908 CSR 137.

952: Oct. 17 John A. Flickinger made eligible for appointment as watch-
man in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1908
CSR 137.

953: Oct. 21 Regulations governing the employment of unskilled labor-
ers outside of Washington, D. C, amended by adding Regulation VI on
demotions, transfers, and extension of temporary service, and by adding
to Regulation IV, a provision making extension of temporary employ-
ment subject to Regulation VI. 1908 CSR 129; M 84.

954: Oct. 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to except civilian instructors in the Revenue Cutter Service.
1908 CSR 125.

955: Oct. 21 Regulations governing the employment of unskilled labor-
ers in Washington, D. C, amended to add Regulation XI, on demotions
and extension of temporary service, and to add in Regulation VII, a
provision making extension of temporary employment subject to Regula-
tion XI. 1908 CSR 130.

956: Oct. 21 Frederick Koch made eligible for appointment as discipli-
narian at the Carlisle, Pa., Indian School, subject to a noncompetitive
examination. 1908 CSR 138.

957: Oct. 23 Conrad Henzman, retired 1st sergeant, made eligible for
appointment as a messenger in the military headquarters at New York,
N. Y., without examination. 1908 CSR 138.

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968: Oct. 23 Island Bay Reservation off the coast of Florida established
as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds. .

959: Oct. 26 Mary A. Eldridge, formerly in a clerical position in the
Patent Office, made eligible for reinstatement in a clerical position in the
Office of the Auditor for the War Dept. 1908 CSR 138.

960: Oct. 26 Northern part of Montague Point, Montague Island, Prince
William Sound, Alaska, reserved for use of the Army Signal Corps in the
operation of military telegraph lines.

961 : Oct. 26 Lock-Katrine Reservation, in the Oregon Basin, Wyo., es-
tablished as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

962: Oct. 27 Certain lands at Makanalua, Molokai Island, T. H., reserved
for lighthouse purposes.

963: Oct. 28 Charles W. Edwards made eligible for promotion from un-
classified to classified laborer in the Treasury Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1908 CSR 138.

964: Nov. 2 Boundaries of Malate Barracks Military Reservation, Ma-
nila, P. I., modified.

965: Nov. 4 Certain lands at Susitna and Tyonic, Alaska, reserved for
educational purposes.

966: Nov. 7 Canal Zone regulations governing appeals from judgment
of the District Court prescribed ; Canal Zone Code of Criminal Procedure
amended to repeal Sections 44, 45, and 46. M 85; I PCRec 101.

967: Nov. 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII [on Isthmian Canal Com-
mission positions], amended to make the stipulation prohibiting transfer
of a noncompetitive employee to a competitive position not applicable to
a person classified by E. O. [274] of Nov. 15, 1904, in a position which was
then in the competitive service. M 85.

968: Nov. 11 Hilworth T. B. Jones made eligible for appointment as
translator at $1400 per annum in the Office of Naval Intelligence, Navy
Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1908 CSR 139.

969: Nov. 12 Duties of the United States Marine Corps defined.

970: Nov. 13 Certain described lands within the Gila National Forest,
N. Mex., further reserved for the protection of the water supply of the
Port Bayard Military Reservation.

971: Nov. 13 D. L. Howard, John Thompson, and William Lafaire, un-
skilled laborers in the Quartermaster's Dept. at San Francisco, Calif.,
made eligible for retention with the same status as laborers selected from
the labor registers. 1908 CSR 130.

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972: Nov. 13 George F. Cooke made eligible for reinstatement to a
clerkship of up to $1000 at any post office without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1908 CSR 139.

973: Nov. 17 Government employees who served in the military or naval
service during the Civil War and members of the Women's Relief Corps
and Sons of Veterans excused from duty on Nov. 25, 1908, at 1 p. m., to
attend the unveiling of the statue of Gen. Philip Henry Sheridan.

974: Nov. 21 Dardanelle Land District, Ark., abolished and lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to the Little Rock Land District.

975: Nov. 23 Certain described Chehalis Indian lands in Washington
restored to the public domain, and the Interior Sec'y directed to allot said
lands to Ada McKay. IV K 1050.

976: Nov. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VI [on Interior Dept. positions],
Paragraph 2, amended to reduce from five to three the number of ex-
cepted special agents in the General Land Office. 1908 CSR 126.

977: Nov. 24 Notaries public who are Government employees forbidden
to charge any fee for any notorial act performed for any employee of the
Government acting in his official capacity, or for any person during the
hours of such notaries ' service to the Government.

978: Nov. 24 Certain described lands on Oahu Island, T. H., reserved
for observation stations and rights-of-way in connection with defensive
works.

979: Nov. 24 Certain described lands on the north side of Culkana
River, Alaska, reserved for use of the Army Signal Corps in the operation
and maintenance of military telegraph lines.

980: Nov. 26 E. O. [330-B] of June 12, 1905, establishing limits of pun-
ishment for Army enlisted men, amended to prescribe limits of punish-
ment for time of peace.

981 : Nov. 25 Stephen C. Stuntz made eligible for appointment as soil
bibliographer in the Soils Bureau, Agriculture Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1909 CSR 122.

982 : Nov. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision V [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 4, amended as to star route employees and 4th class
postmasters in certain states. 1908 CSR 126.

983: Nov. 30 Post Office Dept. authorized to appoint 4th class postmas-
ters without examination, pending examination for the position.

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984: Deo. 1 Admission of deaf mutes to examinations for all classified
civil service posts for which they are qualified authorized. 1908 CSR 123.

986: Deo. 1 Camp Overton Military Reservation, Nonucan, Mindanao,
P. I., enlarged by inclusion of certain described lands for a target range.

986: Deo. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III [on War Dept. positions],
Paragraph 4, amended to reduce the number of excepted positions under
the Army Transport Service ; provisions governing transfer of personnel
brought into the competitive service by this amendment prescribed. 1908
CSR 126.

987: Deo. 3 Dell A. Baker made eligible for appointment as deputy cus-
toms collector at the port of New York, N. Y. 1909 CSR 122.

Deo. 7 Colby Land District, Kan., abolished and lands, business,
and archives transferred to the Topeka Land District.

989: Deo. 9 Regulations pertaining to physical examinations for Marine
Corps officers prescribed.

990: Dec 10 E. O. [772] of Mar. 21, 1908, permitting appointment of
Wilhelm Lutz to a position in the Immigration Bureau, amended to per-
mit his appointment in the Customs Service. 1909 CSR 122.

991 : Deo. 9 Georgia M. Sargent made eligible for appointment to a
classified position without examination. 1909 CSR 123.

992: Deo. 11 Walter R. Gallaher made eligible for transfer from a cleri-
cal position in the Isthmian [Canal] Service to a classified clerical posi-
tion in the United States without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1909
CSR 124.

993: Deo. 18 Hermann W. Kuchmeister, assistant weigher in the Cus-
toms 8ervice at Boston, Mass., made eligible for promotion to day inspec-
tor without examination. 1909 CSR 124.

994: Deo. 22 Clare Kiggins made eligible for appointment to a classified
position, subject to noncompetitive examination. 1909 CSR 124.

995: Deo. 23 Temporary employees in classified positions under the pro-
visional administration of Cuba made eligible for transfer to the Federal
Classified Service within one year from date of termination of the pro-
visional government, subject to specified limitations. 1909 CSR 116.

996: Deo. 23 H. A. Gudger appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Canal Zone at $6,500 per annum. M 86; II PCRec 155.

997: Deo. 23 Wesley M. Owen appointed Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the Canal Zone at $6,000 per annum. M 86; II PCRec
155.

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1908

998: Dec. 28 W. W. Adams made eligible for transfer from the Postal
Service to the position of deputy collector in the Internal Revenue Service
without regard to prior service limitation on transfer but subject to
examination. 1909 CSR 124.

999: Dec. 28 Remission of a portion of the Chinese indemnity for losses
and expenses incurred during the Boxer Rebellion authorized and plan
for future amortization by China set forth.

1000: Dec. 30 Certain described lands in New Mexico, being a portion
of the lands reserved as an addition to the Navajo Indian Reservation by
[E. Os.] 709 and 744 of Nov. 9, 1907 and Jan. 28, 1908, respectively, re-
stored to public domain. IR 21 ; III K 685.

1909

1001: Jan. 1 C. M. Huntington made eligible for admission to examina-
tion, without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1909 CSR 125.

1002: Jan. 6 Railway Safety Appliance Act extended to the Canal Zone
and certain regulations prescribed in connection therewith. M 86; II
PCRec 173.

1003: Jan. 7 Regulations governing the assignment of duties to enlisted
men of the Army while traveling on Navy transports and to enlisted men
of the Marine Corps or Navy while traveling on Army transports, pre-
scribed.

1004: Jan. 9 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], amended to
add Paragraph 11, permitting the transfer to the competitive classified
service of persons with two years' service in the President's office, sub-
ject to tests of fitness. 1909 CSR 109.

1005: Jan. 11 Grace W. Nettleton made eligible for appointment to a
clerkship in the Treasury Dept. 1909 CSR 125.

1006: Jan. 11 Fannie C. Chase made eligible for reinstatement as a
skilled laborer in the Government Printing- Office without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1909 CSR 125.

1007: Jan. 12 E. O. [632%] of May 10, 1907, directing the transfer of
the vessel Zafiro from the Navy to the War Sec'y, revoked and the War
Sec'y directed to retransfer the vessel to the Navy Sec'y.

1003: Jan. 15 Certain described portion of the Eaakaukukui Reef Naval
Reservation, Honolulu, T. H., placed under control of the War Sec'y for
the establishment of submarine mine defenses.

1009: Jan. 18 Land Office at Mitchell, S. Dak., transferred to Gregory;
certain described lands of the Chamberlain Land District transferred to

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1909

the Mitchell Land District and the business and archives pertaining
thereto transferred to the Land Office at Gregory.

1010: Jan. 19 Certain persons designated as members of a Council of
Fine Arts ; the Supervising Architect of the Treasury designated execu-
tive officer, and heads of Executive Departments, Bureaus, and Commis-
sions directed to submit plans for buildings, statues, etc., to said Council
for advice.

1011: Jan. 22 E. 0. 803 of May 28, 1908, placing Fort Keogh Military
Reservation, Mont., under the control of the Interior Sec'y, revoked and
said Reservation restored to the control of the War Dept. for military
purposes.

1012 : Jan. 23 William H. Baldwin made eligible for retention as a
special examiner in the Bureau of Corporations, Commerce and Labor
Dept. 1908 CSR 126.

1013: Jan. 23 Certain described lands in Minnesota reserved for light-
house purposes.

1014: Jan. 26 Pelican Island Reservation, Fla., a bird preserve, en-
larged.

1015: Jan. 27 Edwin W. Hutcheson made eligible for reinstatement in
the classified service, subject to an appropriate examination. 1909 CSR
126.

1016: Jan. 28 Edward C. Baker made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the State Dept. 1909 CSR 126.

1017: Jan. 30 Daniel F. Dolan made eligible for reinstatement as post
office inspector and ordered suspended for 60 days from date of reinstate-
ment. 1909 CSR 126.

1018: Feb. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 3, excepting national bank examiners and
receivers under the Comptroller of the Currency. 1909 CSR 113.

1019: Feb. 3 Hawaiian Islands Reservation, in the Pacific Ocean near
the western extension of the Hawaiian Archipelago, established as a pre-
serve and breeding ground for native birds.

1020: Feb. 4 Certain described Minnesota lands reserved for lighthouse
purposes.

1021: Feb. 4 Certain described lands on Michigan Island, Wis., reserved
for lighthouse purposes.

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1909

1022: Feb. 5 Time limit for completion of work of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission extended until Sept. 2, 1909.

1023: Feb. 6 Certain described lands' near Rampart, Alaska, reserved
for the Agriculture Dept. as a site for an experiment station.

1024: Feb. 10 Charles B. Brewer made eligible for reinstatement as a
ship draftsman in the Construction and Repair Bureau, Navy Dept., with-
out regard to length of separation from the service. 1909 CSR 127.

1025: Feb. 10 James J. Smith made eligible for promotion from night
to day inspector in the Customs Service at the port of New York, N. Y.
1909 CSR 127.

1026: Feb. IS Naval reservation on Subic Bay, Olongapo, P. I., enlarged.

1027: Feb. 16 Certain California counties detached from the 1st Internal
Revenue District of California and designated as the 6th Internal Rev-
enue District of California.

1023: Feb. 17 R. Barnard Talcott made eligible for reinstatement as
assistant chief mechanical and electrical engineer in the Office of the
Supervising Architect, Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1909 CSR 128.

1029: Feb. 17 John Hunter, Peter J. Kaster, and Joseph Stangle made
eligible for promotion from classified laborers to assistant weighers in
the Customs Service at the port of New York, N. Y., without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1909 CSR 127.

1030: Feb. 24 Certain described lands on the Copper and Klutina Rivers,
Alaska reserved for the joint use of the Interior and Agriculture Depts.
for educational and agricultural experimental purposes.

1031: Feb. 25 F. N. Clark jnade eligible for appointment as clerk in the
Interstate Commerce Commission without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1909 CSR 128.

1032 : Feb. 25 The following reservoir sites established as preserves and
breeding grounds for native birds : Salt River, Ariz. ; East Park, Calif. ;
Deer Flat and Minidoka, Idaho ; Willow Creek, Mont. ; Carlsbad and Rio
Grande, N. Mex. ; Cold Springs, Oreg.; Belle Fourche, S. Dak.; Straw-
berry Valley, Utah ; Keechelus Lake, Kachess Lake, Clealum Lake, Bump-
ing Lake, and Conconully, Wash. ; and Shoshone and Pathfinder, Wyo.

1033 : Feb. 26 Ten employees of the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
made eligible for transfer to competitive classified positions, subject to
noncompetitive examination. 1909 CSR 116.

1034: Feb. 27 Five employees of the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
in the Assistant Attorney General's office made eligible for transfer to

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competitive classified positions, subject to noncompetitive examination.
1909 CSR 117.

1035: Feb. 27 Roger H. Adams, clerk in the Isthmian [Canal] Service,
made eligible for transfer to a competitive position in the United States,
subject to examination. 1909 CSR 128.

1036: Feb. 27 Certain described lands at Nome, Alaska, reserved for use
of the Army Signal Corps as a wireless telegraph station.

1037: Feb. 27 Bering Sea Reservation, comprising Saint Matthew Island,
Hall Island, and Pinnacle Islet in the Bering Sea, established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

1038: Feb. 27 Fire Island, near the head of Cook Inlet off the coast of
Alaska, established as a preserve and breeding ground for moose.

1039: Feb. 27 Tuxedmi Reservation, comprising Chisick and Egg Is-
lands, Alaska, established as a preserve and breeding ground for native
birds.

1040: Feb. 27 Saint Lazaria Island, at the entrance of Sitka Sound,
Alaska, established as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

1041 : Feb. 27 Yukon Delta Reservation, Alaska, established as a pre-
serve and breeding ground for native birds.

1042: Feb. 27 Culebra Reservation, comprising the Culebra Islands off
the coast of Puerto Rico, established as a preserve and breeding ground
for native birds.

1043: Feb. 27 Farallon Reservation, comprising the Middle and North
Farallon and other nearby islands off the coast of California, established
as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

1044: Feb. 27 Pribilof Reservation, comprising Walrus and Otter Is-
lands, Alaska, established as a preserve and breeding ground for native
birds.

1046: Mar. 2 James Mullenbach made eligible for appointment as in-
spector in charge of information and distribution work in the Immigra-
tion Service at Chicago, 111., without examination. 1909 CSR 129.

1046: Mar. 2 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IV, on Justice Dept. positions,
Paragraph 4, amended to except field deputies and process servers in the
offices of U. S. marshals. 1909 CSR 113.

1047: Mar. 2 John M. Longan made eligible for appointment to a cleri-
cal position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1909 CSR 128.

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1909

1048: Mar. 2 Federal per diem employees and other laborers in the Dis-
trict of Columbia excused from work on Inauguration Day, Mar. 4, 1909.

1049: Mar. 2 Bogoslof Reservation, in the Aleutian Archipelago, Alaska,
established as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

1050: Mar. 3 Two employees under the Justice Dept. appropriations for
the enforcement of antitrust laws and four under the appropriations for
the Five Civilized Tribes made eligible for transfer to the classified serv-
ice, subject to noncompetitive examination. 1909 CSR 117.

1051: Mar. 16 La Salle National Forest, Utah and Colo., renamed La
Sal National Forest.

1052: Mar. 23 Civil Service Rule X, pertaining to transfer, Paragraph 8,
Clause (e), on limitations on transfer, amended. 1909 CSR 109; M 87.

1053: Mar. 24 F. B. Simons made eligible for reinstatement as a clerk
in the Internal Revenue Bureau without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1909 CSR 129.

1054: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in Minnesota, formerly reserved
in connection with the improvement of the headwaters of the Mississippi
River, restored to the public domain.

1055: Mar. 30 Parang Military Reservation, Mindanao, P. I., enlarged.

1056: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in Arkansas reserved for use in
connection with maintenance and operation of Lock and Dam No. 3,
Upper White River, Ark.

1057: Apr. 2 Certain islets, shoals, sand bars and spits in the Halifax
River, Fla., reserved as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

1058: Apr. 6 Leonard J. Garver made eligible for reinstatement in a
classified position. 1909 CSR 129.

1059: Apr. 7 Nannie M. Wayland made eligible for reinstatement in the
Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1909 CSR 130.

1060: Apr. 7 E. O. 984 of Dec. 1, 1908, pertaining to admission of deaf
mutes to civil service examinations, amended. Feb. 1912 CSA 31 -June
1939 CSA 33; 1909 CSR 110.

1061 : Apr. 8 Solicitor General directed to take testimony and to report
to the President his opinion as to the meaning of the term " whisky* ' in
connection with the complaints of certain distillers and importers of
spirits and whisky regarding the branding requirements of the order
issued by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue under the Food and
Drugs Act.

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1062: Apr. 14 Department heads directed to comply with resolutions of
Congress requesting information, except when deemed not in the public
interest to do so, and in such case to refer the matter to the President.

1063 : Apr. 16 Archibald S. Pinkett made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the State Dept. without examination. 1909 CSR 130.

1064: Apr. 16 Frances M. Marsh made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the State Dept. without examination.

1065: Apr. 21 E. O. [314] of Mar. 30, 1905, governing the work assign-
ments of unclassified laborers, reissued. Feb. 1912 CSA 27-June 1937
CSA 17; 1909 CSR 118.

1066: Apr. 23 San Miguel Island, off the coast of California, reserved
for lighthouse purposes.

1067: Apr. 23 Boundaries of Fort William H. Seward, Alaska, redefined.

1068: Apr. 26 Holy Cross National Forest, Colo., diminished and ex-
cluded lands constituted the Sopris National Forest.

1069: Apr. 26 Sopris National Forest, Colo., created from portion of the
Holy Cross National Forest.

1070: Hay 12 Shaw Island Military Reservation, San Juan County,
Wash., diminished by exclusion of certain lands erroneously included in
patents to private parties.

1071 : May 13 General Supply Committee created to systematize the
purchase of supplies needed in common by two or more Departments or
Establishments, and its duties prescribed.

1072 : Hay 14 Participation in local elections materially affecting their
local welfare by employees of navy yards or stations authorized. July
1919 CSA 34, Dec. 1916 CSA 35; 1909 CSR 110.

1073 : May 17 Nina L. Carrington, former temporary employee, made
eligible for appointment as clerk without examination. 1909 CSR 130.

1074: May 21 E. O. [1010] of Jan. 19, 1909, creating the Council of Fine
Arts, revoked.

1075 : May 21 Certain described lands near Sparta, Wis., reserved for a
military target range.

1076: May 22 Government employees excused from work on Mondays
following holidays falling on Sunday. M 88.

1077: May 25 Directions for transmittal of official communications from
and to executive officers Of Territories and Possessions prescribed.

1909

1078: May 25 F. B. Simons made eligible for reinstatement as analytical
chemist in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation
from the service, and E. 0. 1053 of Mar. 24, 1909, authorizing his rein-
statement in the Internal Revenue Bureau, revoked. 1909 CSR 129.

1079: May 28 Carl O. Barth made eligible for appointment as shop
management expert in the Watertown Arsenal, Massachusetts. 1909
CSR 130.

1080: May 28 * E. O. of Oct. 9, 1903, transferring certain lands within
the Crow Creek Forest Reserve to the War Dept. for use as a military
reservation, amended to diminish the lands so transferred.

* Not a Numbered Order.

1081: June 2 E. O. [1077] of May 25, 1909, pertaining to the transmittal
of official communications to and from the executive officers of Territories
and Possessions, amended.

1082: June 3 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for the Coast
and Geodetic Survey as a site for a magnetic observatory.

1083: June 7 Tariff of Consular Fees amended.

1084: June 8 Four-hour workday on Saturdays during July, August,
and September ordered for all Government employees and all Executive
Orders in conflict therewith revoked, except as to the naval stations
named in E. O. [777] of Apr. 4, 1908. M 88.

1086: June 11 E. O. 1002 of Jan. 6, 1909, extending the Railway Safety
Appliance Act to the Canal Zone, amended. M 89 ; II PCBec 347.

1086: June 16 Certain described lands at Rampart, Alaska, reserved for
use in connection with the operation and maintenance of military tele-
graph lines.

1087: June 15 Hattie M. Miller made eligible for reinstatement as classi-
fied laborer in the Patent Office without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1909 CSR 131.

1083: June 16 E. O. 1071 of May 13, 1909, creating the General Supply
Committee and prescribing regulations for the systemization of the pur-
chase of government supplies, amended to exclude the Government of the
District of Columbia from the provisions thereof.

1089: June 17 Former employees of the Interior Dept. on building re-
pair work, made eligible for reemployment upon compliance with the
examinations or registration requirements of the Civil Service Commis-
sion, without regard to apportionment or position on eligible register and
without privilege of transfer to a statutory position. 1909 CSR 110.

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1090: June 17 Certain described lands in Arizona, being a part of the
lands reserved by Executive Order of Dec. 12, 1882,* for the use of the
Papago Indians, restored to public domain. IB 14 ; III K 668.

* Not a Numbered Order.

1091 : June 19 George M. Wrattan made eligible for reinstatement as
interpreter for the Apache Indians without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1909 CSR 131.

1092: June 19 Assistant Attorney General for the Interior Dept. desig-
nated to act as Interior Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and the
First Assistant Sec'y«

1093: June 21 Hattie M. Miller made eligible for reinstatement as
skilled laborer in the Patent Office without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1909 CSR 131.

1094: June 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III, on War Dept. positions,
Paragraph 2, amended to except all cable engineers and cable electricians.
1909 CSR 113.

1095: June 26 Arthur P. Statter made eligible for appointment as spe-
cial employee in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1909 CSR 131.

1096: June 26 E. O. [1084] of June 8, 1909, authorizing a four-hour
workday on Saturday during July, August and September for all Govern-
ment employees amended to add a provision making said Order inap-
plicable to Government employees who are specially excepted by dept.
heads or when inconsistent with existing law. M 89.

1097: June 26 E. O. [1070] of May 12, 1909 diminishing Shaw Island
Military Reservation, Wash., amended to correct description of excluded
lands.

1098: June 28 LeClaire Hoover made eligible for appointment as special
agent in the Corporations Bureau without examination. 1909 CSR 132.

1099: June 28 James M. Alexander made eligible for appointment as
cashier in the 6th Internal Revenue District of California. 1909 CSR 132.

1100 : June 28 Certain temporary unclassified laborers in the Customs
Service at New York, N. Y., made eligible for retention as permanent
unclassified laborers. 1909 CSR 119.

1101: June 29 John R. Bowie made eligible for appointment as publicity
agent in the Bureau of Soils, Agriculture Department, without examina-
tion, subject to limitations of the civil service rules as to transfer and
promotion. 1909 CSR 132.

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1102: June 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on Treasury Department
positions, amended as to local physicians employed for temporary duty in
the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service. 1909 CSR 114.

1108: June 29 Certain unclassified laborers in the Customs Service at
New York, N. Y., made eligible for classification as watchmen. 1909 CSR
117.

1104: June 29 Edward S. Hoskins made eligible for appointment as
indexer in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1909 CSR 132.

1105: July 1 Military reservations on Bata[a]n Island, Luzon, and on
the Island of Cacraray, Albay Province, P. I., enlarged.

1106: July 1 Portion of Fort Ruger Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H.,
transferred to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii for a reservoir
site.

1107: July 3 Surgeon Oeneral of the Public Health and Marine Hospi-
tal Service directed to designate medical officers to inspect sanitary con-
ditions in Government buildings in the District of Columbia, excepting
those under control of the War and Navy Depts., and to make recom-
mendations to improve the sanitary conditions in said buildings.

1108: July 3 Regulations governing employment of unskilled laborers
outside of Washington, D. C, prescribed. 1909 CSR 119.

1109: July 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on War Department posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 12 excepting the superintendent of con-
struction, Quartermaster's Department at Large, Corregidor, P. I. 1909
CSR 114.

1110: July 16 All reports from the Governor or members of the execu-
tive council of Puerto Rico to any official in the United States ordered
made to the War Dept., and all matters of the War Dept. pertaining to
the civil government of Puerto Rico assigned to the Bureau of Insular
Affairs.

1111: July 16 E. Os. 1084 of June 8, 1909, and 1096 of June 25, 1909,
authorizing a four-hour workday on Saturday during July, August, and
September for all Government employees made not applicable to em-
ployees on the Isthmus of Panama. M 89.

1112: July 19 C. O. Kerr made eligible for permanent appointment as
confidential clerk to the Land Defense Board at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y.
1909 CSR 133.

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HIS: July 20 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 114, 115, 120
and 129, pertaining to dispatches and communications, amended.

1114: July 28 Certain oilers in the Quartermaster's Dept. at Large, to-
gether with their positions, classified. 1909 CSR 118.

1115: July 30 Canal Zone Penal Code, Section 149, pertaining to penal-
ties for murder, amended. 1909 PCR 397 ; II PCRec 414.

1116: July 30 Regulations concerning the diminution of prison sentences
in the Canal Zone prescribed. M 90; 1909 PCR 398; II PCRec 414.

1117: July 30 Members of the Grand Army of the Republic in the Gov-
ernment service granted up to 14 days leave to attend the National En-
campment at Salt Lake City, Utah, from Aug. 9 to Aug. 14, 1909.

1118: Aug. 4 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding any State, Territorial, county or municipal Government
position waived to permit certain State and county officials to accept
appointments as special agents for the collection of statistics on cotton
for the Bureau of the Census.

1119: Aug. 5 Certain unclassified laborers in the Customs Service at
New York, N. Y., made eligible for classification. 1909 CSR 118.

1120: Aug. 6 Time limit for completion of the work of the Spanish
Treaty Claims Commission extended until Mar. 2, 1910.

1121 : Aug. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended to increase the number of excepted special agents in the General
Land Office from three to six.

1122: Aug. 27 Per-diem employees and other day laborers in the Gov-
ernment service excused from work on Labor Day.

1123: Aug. 27 Certain described lands in Minnesota, reserved by Proc.
957 of Aug. 27, 1892, in connection with the improvement of the head-
waters of the Mississippi River, restored to the public domain, subject to
overflow rights.

1124: Aug. 27 Target range for Port D. A. Russell, Wyo., enlarged.

1125: Aug. 27 Crook National Forest, Ariz., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement under the homestead laws on such date
as the Secretary of the Interior may prescribe, and to entry, filing,
selection, or other form of application 30 days from the date so fixed.

1126: Sept. 8 Canal Zone Penal Code, Section 454, pertaining to hunt-
ing, amended. M 91 ; 1909 PCR 398 ; III PCRec 37.

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1127: Sept. 18 Civil Service Rule VII [on certification], amended as to
appointment of messengers without charge to apportionment, and Rule
XI [on promotion] amended to add Section 6 exclude messengers. 1909
CSR 110.

1128: Sept. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 14 excepting all persons in the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service employed at the Leprosy Investigation Sta-
tion at Molokai, T. H. 1909 CSR 115.

1129: Sept. 27 Hot Spring Military Reservation, Alaska, diminished,
and the excluded lands placed under the Interior Sec'y for disposition.

1130: Oct. 2 Canal Zone Penal Code amended as to cruelty to children
and cruelty to animals. M 92 ; 1909 PCR 399 ; III PCRec 67.

1131 : Oct. 2 Board of Local Inspectors established to examine applicants
for licenses as master, mate, engineer, or pilot on steam vessels in Canal
Zone waters; issuance of licenses to persons not citizens of the United
States permitted. M 92; 1909 PCR 398; H PCRec 67.

1132: Oct. 3 Expenses of the Tariff Board ordered paid from the appro-
priation for the administration of the custom laws as provided for in the
Urgent Deficiency Act of Aug. 5, 1909, on vouchers approved by the
chairman of said board.

1133: Oct. 19 Biorka Island, Sitka Sound, Alaska, reserved for a naval
wireless telegraph station.

1134: Oct. 19 Sangley Point Military Reservation, Island of Luzon, P. I.,
transferred from War to Navy Dept.

1135: Nov. 11 Certain described lands in Washington, formerly reserved
for the use and occupancy of the Chehalis Indians, restored to the public
domain and the Interior Sec'y directed to allot said lands to Perry Yuk-
ton, member of the Chehalis Tribe. Ill K 691.

1136: Nov. 13 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as a rifle
range for the use of the Organized Militia of the Territory of Arizona.

1137: Nov. 15 Boundaries of the Schofield Barracks Military Reserva-
tion near Honolulu, T. H., redefined.

1138: Nov. 22 Fred V. Murphy made eligible for reinstatement as archi-
tectural draftsman in the Office of the Supervising Architect of the
Treasury without regard to length of separation from the service. 1909
CSR 133.

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1189: Nov. 22 Camp Jossman Military Reservation, Island of Guimaras,
P. I., enlarged.

1140: Nov. 28 Regulations governing the hours of work of employees of
the Panama Railroad who by the use of telephone or telegraph dispatch
reports, transmit, receive, or deliver orders pertaining to train move-
ments, prescribed. M 93; IIIPCRec 115.

1141 : Nov. 23 Recruiting of employees of the Panama Railroad Co. or
the Isthmian Canal Commission for the purpose of working elsewhere
prohibited. M 94; 1909 PCR 400; III PCRec 115.

1142: Nov. 26 Application of Federal officers and employees for Con-
gressional action, and responses to requests for information from Con-
gress, to be made only with the consent of the department head. Feb.
1912 CSA 47; 1909 CSR 119; M 94; III PCRec 131.

1148: Nov. 26 Regulations governing appointments and promotions in
the Diplomatic Service and for the improvement of the personnel of the
State Dept. prescribed. 1909 CSR 120.

1144: Deo. 6 James B. Davies, former clerk in the American Embassy
at Tokyo, Japan, made eligible for appointment as clerk in the Division
of Far Eastern Affairs in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1909 CSR 133.

1146: Dec. 8 Regulations governing appointment and promotions in the
Consular Service amended as to the composition of the Board of Exam-
iners provided for therein.

1146: Dec 10 Civil Service Rules [Schedule A], pertaining to classified
positions excepted from examination, amended to except the position of
chief law officer in the Reclamation Service, Interior Dept. 1909 CSR
115.

1147: Dec. 15 Certain described lands within the Witchita National
Forest, Okla., further reserved to protect the water supply of the Fort
Sill Military Reservation.

1148: Dec. 21 Fred. Glavin and Fred. Liese, temporary unclassified
laborers in the Customs Service at New York, N. Y., made eligible for
classification. 1909 CSR 119.

1148: Dec. 29 Commerce and Labor Sec'y authorized to make temporary
appointments to positions in the machine shop of the Census Bureau
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1909 CSR 112.

1150: Dec. 29 Certain persons on the rolls of the Immigration Commis-
sion made eligible for temporary employment in the Census Bureau, Dept.
of Commerce and Labor, upon passing examination prescribed by Direc-
tor of the Census. 1909 CSR 111.

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1151: Jan. 4 Civil Service Rule [Schedule A], pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to except the position of chief post
office inspector in the Post Office Dept. 1909 CSR 115.

1168: Jan. 7 Hattie M. Hodes made eligible for reinstatement as printer-
operator in the Government Printing Office. 1909 CSR 133.

1153: Jan. 12 Regulations concerning procedure in submitting recom-
mendations affecting the method of appointment in the classified service
amended. June 1913 CSA 38-June 1937 CSA 15; 1909 CSR 122; M 95;
HI PCRec 187.

1154: Jan. IS Military reservations at Bacon, Province of Sorsogon,
Island of Luzon ; at Nueva Caceres, Province of Camarines Sur, Island of
Luzon, and near Solomague, Province of Ilocos Sur, Island of Luzon,
P. I., restored to the Government of the Philippines.

1155: Jan. IS Henry S. Graves made eligible for reinstatement as chief
of the Forest Service, Agriculture Dept., without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1909 CSR 133.

1156: Jan. 20 Lillie Pratt made eligible for reinstatement in the Govern-
ment Printing Office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1910 CSR 111.

1157: Jan. 27 John N. Parsons made eligible for reinstatement as letter
carrier in the Postal Service without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1910 CSR 112.

1158: Jan. 26 Isthmian Canal Commission authorized to make street,
road, trail, water, and sewer improvements in the Canal Zone. M 96;
1909 PCR 401; III PCRec 195.

1159: Jan. 27 Nannie M. Wayland made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in any department without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1910 CSR 112.

1160: Jan. 31 J. F. Boepple made eligible for appointment as shell ex-
pert at the Biological Station Fisheries Bureau, Fairport, Iowa, without
examination. 1910 CSR 112.

1161 : Feb. 3 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 35, pertaining to
penalty bonds, amended.

1162: Feb. 4 John H. Dickinson, former inspector in the Quartermas-
ter's Dept. of the Army, made eligible for reinstatement without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1910 CSR 112.

1163: Feb. 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,

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1910

amended to except all commissioners and statutory places of sec'y for
the national military parks. 1909 CSR 116.

1164: Feb. 8 Certain described lands in South Dakota within the Stand-
ing Rock Indian Reservation, together with the business and archives
pertaining thereto, transferred to the Lemmon Land District.

1165: Feb. 8 Certain described lands in South Dakota within the Stand-
ing Rock and Cheyenne Indian Reservations, together with the business
and archives pertaining thereto, transferred to the Aberdeen Land Dis-
trict.

1166: Feb. 8 Certain described lands in North Dakota within the Stand-
ing Rock Indian Reservation, together with the business and archives
pertaining thereto, transferred from the Bismarck Land District to the
Lemmon Land District.

1167: Feb. 9 Time limit for completion of the work of the Spanish
Treaty Claims Commission extended until May 2, 1910.

1168: Feb. 15 John G. Curran made eligible for reappointment as as-
sistant custodian in the post office at Cleveland, Ohio. 1909 CSR 112.

1169: Feb. 15 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as a rifle
range for the use of the National Guard of Arizona.

1170: Feb. 21 Certain described lands in the Bismarck Land District,
N. Dak., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto,
transferred to the Fargo Land District.

1171: Feb. 25 Certain described lands in the Missoula Land District,
Mont., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, trans-
ferred to the Ealispell Land District.

1172: Mar. 1 Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation, N. Mex., diminished
and the excluded lands restored to the public domain. IR 119 ; III E 685.

1173: Mar. 3 E. O. [980] of Nov. 25, 1908, establishing limits of punish-
ment for enlisted men of the Army, amended as to escapes from any
Army prison.

1174: Mar. 7 Henry Bartalot, former marine engineer in the Quarter-
master's Department at Large, made eligible for reinstatement without
regard to length of separation from the service. 1910 CSR 112.

1175: Mar. 12 Eaakuakukui Reef Military Reservation, Honolulu, T. H.,
enlarged by transfer of land from an adjoining naval reservation.

1176: Mar. 12 Civil Service Rule III [on examination], Section 2 [per-
taining to noncompetitive examinations], amended as to appointment of
the wife of a competitive employee of an Indian school to any competitive
position at that school. 1909 CSR 112.

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1910

1177: Mar. 16 James A. Compton, William E. Dulin, and George P.
Meyer made eligible for reinstatement in the Pension Office without
regard to length of separation from the service. 1910 CSR 113.

1178: Mar. 23 Certain described lands in Oregon, formerly reserved for
the War Dept. in connection with the improvement of Coos Bay and har-
bor, restored to the public domain.

1179 : Mar. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 23 excepting one histopathologist temporarily
engaged in research work at the Government Hospital for the Insane.
1910 CSR 107.

1180: Mar. 23 Civil Service Rule III [pertaining to examinations],
amended as to noncompetitive examinations for positions named in new
Schedule B of classified positions subject to noncompetitive examination,
now prescribed. 1910 CSR 105.

1181 : Mar. 25 Naval reservation at Punchbowl Slope, Honolulu, T. H.,
transferred to the Agriculture Dept.

1182: Mar. 25 E. O. [1170] of Feb. 21, 1910, transferring certain North
Dakota lands from the Bismarck Land District to the Fargo Land Dis-
trict, revoked.

1182y 2 : Mar. 25 Authority given by E. O. of Feb. 2, 1904,* to the Com-
merce and Labor Sec'y to lease certain islands in Alaska for the propaga-
tion of foxes, extended to authorize the lease of said islands for the
propagation of other fur-bearing animals as well.

* Not a Numbered Order.

1183 : Mar. 30 El Reno Land Office, Okla., abolished, and business and
archives pertaining thereto transferred to the Guthrie Land Office.

1184: Apr. 2 E. O. [586] of Mar. 13, 1907, prescribing the duties of the
district tax collectors of the Canal Zone, amended so as not to require of
them collection of the liquor license tax. M 96 ; 1909 PCR 401 ; III PCRec
267.

1185: Apr. 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to except one private sec'y or confidential clerk to the superin-
tendent of each mine, one cashier in each mint, and one cashier in the
Assay Office at New York, N. Y.

1186: Apr. 8 Certain described lands and islands in Alaska reserved for
use of the War Dept. for defense purposes.

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1910

1187: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use as
target range by the National Guard of Arizona.

1188: Apr. 12 Maurice H. Thatcher appointed member of the Isthmian
Canal Commission at $14,000 per annum. M 96 ; III PCRec 275.

1189: Apr. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IV [on War Dept. position],
Paragraph 5, amended to except one assistant sec'y to the Chickamauga
and Chattanooga National Military Park Commission. 1910 CSR 107.

1190: Apr. 16 Canal Zone Regulations governing the duties of the coun-
sel and chief attorney for the Isthmian Canal Commission in the issuance
and return of subpoenas and processes in civil and criminal cases, and in
the filing of informations in criminal cases, prescribed. M 97 ; 1909 PCR
401;UIPCItec283.

1191 : Apr. 18 Collinson Lewis Warwick made eligible for appointment
as nautical expert in the Coast and Geodetic Survey without examina-
tion. 1910 CSR 113.

1192: Apr. 19 Crow Creek Forest Reserve, Wyo., abolished and the
lands reserved as a military reservation for target and maneuver pur-
poses.

1193: Apr. 26 Certain described lands at Beaver Dam, Alaska, reserved
for use of the Army Signal Corps in the operation and maintenance of
military telegraph lines.

1194: Apr. 26 Six described tracts of land in Alaska reserved for educa-
tional purposes.

1195: Apr. 28 Filling of twenty-five clerical positions in the Office of
the Auditor for the Post Office Dept. by promotion of employees hereto-
fore transferred from the Engraving and Printing Bureau with seven
years' service, subject to noncompetitive examination, authorized. June
1913 CSA 55-July 1921 CSA 68; 1910 CSR 110.

1196: Apr. 28 Civil Service Rule XII [pertaining to certifications],
amended. 1910 CSR 106.

1197: Apr. 28 Certain described lands in the municipality of Cotabato,
Moro Province, P. I., reserved for military purposes.

1198: Apr. 30 Charles B. Elliott, Lt. Col. George P. Scriven, and Com-
mander Chester M. Knepper appointed a board to study and make rec-
ommendations relating to the construction and operation of a system of
wireless telegraphy for the Philippines.

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1910

1199: May 5 Lester M. Spier, executive sec'y of the Tariff Board, au-
thorized to pass upon and approve vouchers concerning payments from
funds appropriated for the support of said Board, in the absence of the
Chairman or Acting Chairman.

1200: May 5 Tariff Board members, travelling on official business,
allowed $15 per diem as part compensation and in lieu of all other
travelling expenses except transportation.

1201: May 5 Henry C. Emery, James B. Reynolds, and Alvin H. San-
ders appointed Tariff Board special disbursing agents.

1202: May 6 Engineers detailed by France to observe public works in
the United States made eligible for appointment as junior engineers in
the Engineer Dept. at Large without examination. 1910 CSR 110.

1203: May 11 Helen M. Bullis made eligible for appointment as special
inspectress in the Immigration Service, Commerce and Labor Dept., with-
out examination. 1910 CSR 113.

1204: May 12 Henry Suberkrup made eligible for appointment as guard
to act as musical instructor at the Leavenworth Penitentiary, without
examination. 1910 CSR 113.

1206: May 13 E. O. [1193] of Apr. 26, 1910 reserving certain lands at
Beaver Dam, Alaska, for use of the Army Signal Corps amended to cor-
rect description of the tract.

1206: May 27 Boundaries of the military reservations at Gasparilla
Island, and at Cayo Costa or Boca Grande Island, Fla., redefined.

1207: May 27 Certain described islands in the Columbia River, Wash.,
reserved for the use of the War Dept. in connection with improvement
of the river.

1208: June 7 All branches of the Government service directed to fur-
nish data to and aid investigations of the Tariff Board.

1209: June 8 Santa Barbara National Forest, Calif., enlarged by addi-
tion of all lands of the San Luis National Forest.

1210: June 13 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal
Government, waived to permit certain State and county officials to accept
temporary appointment as special agents for the collection of statistical
data for the Census Bureau.

1211: June 13 All lands of the Yakima Indian Reservation, Wash., situ-
ated within the Walla Walla and Vancouver Land Districts, transferred,
together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, to the North
Yakima Land District.

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1212: June 22 Unsurveyed island in the Columbia River, Oreg., re-
served for use of the War Dept. as a site for marine ways in connection
with improvement of the Upper Columbia River and its tributaries.

1213: June 22 Certain described lands in New Mexico within the Gila
National Forest further reserved for protection of the water supply of
Port Bayard.

1214: June 22 Louise M. Foster made eligible for reinstatement as an
unclassified laborer in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1910 CSR 113.

1215: June 17 Naval reservation at Cebu, P. I., with exception of the
wharf and a site for a coal depot, and reservations at Isabela de Basilan
and Polloc, Mindanao, P. I., transferred to control of the War Sec'y for
use for military purposes.

1216: June 23 Certain described lands in Montana reserved for military
purposes for use in protection of the Big Hole Battlefield Monument.

1217: July 1 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 684, pertaining
to samples of merchandise to be imported, amended.

1218: July 1 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision] VII, on Interior Dept. posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 24 excepting one specialist in higher
education in the Education Bureau. 1910 CSR 108.

1219: July 1 Filling of position of editor in the Education Bureau by
appointment without examination authorized.

1220: July 1 Duck Valley Indian Reservation, Idaho, enlarged. IR 110;
III K 679.

1221: July 1 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
and occupation of the Pueblo Indians of the Pueblo Laguna. IX R 125 ;
III K 687.

1222: July 1 Agricultural experiment station in Arizona enlarged to
enable completion of experiments.

1228: July 2 Capt. J. W. Powell made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in the Government Printing Office without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1910 CSR 113.

1224: July 7 E. O. of Aug. 25, 1877,* reserving certain lands in Cali-
fornia for Indian purposes, revoked insofar as it affects certain described
lands. IX R 52; III K 676.

* Not a Numbered Order.

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1910

1225: July 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision] III, on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 16 excepting laborers at $480 per
annum in the Customs Service, District of Hawaii, who perform the duties
of opener and packer. 1910 CSR 108.

1226: July 12 Certain district and assistant district agents in Okla-
homa, employed within the preceding year, made eligible for retention
without classification, and all vacancies in said positions ordered filled by
transfer of persons properly serving in the Indian Service under the
Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes or in the Union Agency. 1910
CSR 110.

1227: July 12 Certain described lands in Minnesota, withdrawn for
flowage purposes by E. O. [310-C] of Mar. 22, 1905, in connection with
the improvement of the headwaters of the Mississippi River, restored to
the public domain, subject to overflow rights.

1228: July IS All public lands within the Siletz Indian Reservation,
Oreg., temporarily withdrawn for classification and pending legislation
for the proper disposal of said lands.

1229: July 15 E. O. 1186 of Apr. 8, 1910, reserving certain lands at
Cordova Bay, Alaska, for the War Dept., modified to exclude certain
lands for use of the Navy Dept. as a coaling station.

1280: July 25 Isthmian Canal Commission empowered to establish rules
and regulations to facilitate and protect construction of the Panama
Canal; punishment for violation of said rules prescribed. M 98; 1910
PCR455; ffl PCRec 395.

1231: July 28 Canal Zone Regulations on certain civil court actions or
special proceedings prescribed. M 98 ; 1910 PCR 455 ; III PCRec 403.

1232: July 28 Certain described lands in withdrawn pending legislation
to grant the tract to the City of Tillamock for waterway purposes.

1233: July 28 Charles W. Fowle made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the State Dept. without examination. 1910 CSR 113.

1234: Aug. 4 Boundaries of Lincoln Land District, N. Mex., redefined.

1235: Aug. 8 Robert T. Frazier made eligible for reinstatement in the
examining corps of the Patent Office without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1910 CSR 113.

1236: Aug. 8 John J. Scully, laborer in the Customs Service at New
York, N. Y., made eligible for classification. 1910 CSR 114.

1237: Aug. 16 Certain described lands on Cordova Point, Prince Wil-
liam Sound, Alaska, reserved for naval purposes.

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1288: Aug. 20 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use as
rifle range by the National Guard of Arizona.

1280: Aug. 20 Canal Zone Regulations governing the execution of doc-
uments affecting real estate that is the separate property of married
women, prescribed. M 99 ; 1910 PCB 455 ; IV PCRec 414.

1240: Aug. 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to delete Paragraph 1 excepting the solicitor to the collector
of customs at the port of New York, N. Y., and to renumber remaining
paragraphs accordingly. 1910 CSR 108.

1241 : Aug. 23 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
legislation to grant said tract to the National Lincoln Douglas Sana-
torium and Consumptives' Hospital Association.

1242: Aug. 23 Schofield Barracks, Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H.,
enlarged.

1243: Aug. 24 Per-diem employees and other day laborers in the Gov-
ernment service excused from work on Labor Day.

1244: Sept. 2 E. O. [1234] of Aug. 4, 1910, reestablishing the boundaries
of the Lincoln Land District, N. Mex., revoked, and new boundaries es-
tablished.

1245: Sept. 14 Twenty-nine specified laborers in the Customs Service
at New York, N. Y., made eligible for classification. 1910 CSR 114.

1246: Sept. 16 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 8,
Clause (a), amended as to transfer from the Isthmus of Panama. 1910
CSR 106; M 100; IV PCRec 45.

1247: Sept. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision] VIII, on Agriculture Dept.
positions, amended to except field assistants for reconnaissance parties.
1910 CSR 108.

1248: Sept. 26 Hawkins Island Naval Coaling Station, Prince William
Sound, Alaska, transferred to the War Dept. for coast defense purposes.

1248: Sept. 30 Assistant postmaster positions in post offices of the first
and second class, and all clerks in first and second class post offices not
previously included in the classified service, classified, and Civil Service
Rules, Schedule A [Subdivision VI], amended accordingly. 1910 CSR
110.

1250: Oct. 4 Office of district tax collector in the Canal Zone abolished;
duties transferred to the collector of revenues, and regulations govern-

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ing the seizure and sale of property for unpaid taxes prescribed. M 101 ;
1910 PCR 457; IV PCRec 58.

1251 : Oct. 4 Certain described lands in North Dakota, together with
the business and archives pertaining thereto, transferred from the Lem-
mon Land District, S. Dak., to the Bismarck Land District, N. Dak.

1252: Oct. 4 Certain described lands in North Dakota, together with
the business and archives pertaining thereto, transferred from the Lem-
mon Land District, S. Dak., to the Dickinson Land District, N. Dak.

1253: Oct. 7 Canal Zone Regulations governing the leasing of public
lands in the Canal Zone prescribed. M 102 ; 1910 PCR 458 ; IV PCRec 37.

1254: Oct. 10 Certain described lands at Bagnio, Benguet, Luzon, P. I.,
reserved for a naval hospital and other naval purposes.

1255: Oct. 13 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use of
the National Guard of Arizona.

1256: Oct. 20 Salt River Indian Reservation, Ariz., enlarged. IX R
29; in K670.

1257: Oct. 22 Certain described lands in New Mexico within the Gila
National Forest further reserved for protection of the water supply of
Port Bayard.

1258: Oct. 25 W. E. S. Griswold made eligible for appointment as sec'y
of the commission to investigate questions pertaining to the issuance of
stocks and bonds by railroad corporations. 1910 CSR 114.

1259: Oct. 25 All plans for Government Buildings to be erected in the
District of Columbia ordered submitted to the Commission of Fine Arts
for its comment and advice.

1260: Oct. 28 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished by some
12,800 acres, and the excluded lands restored to the public domain.

1261: Oct. 31 Portion of Fort Ruger Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H.,
transferred to the Commerce and Labor Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

1262 : Nov. 2 Certain described lands in New Mexico further reserved
for use as rifle range by the National Guard of New Mexico.

1263: Nov. 4 William J. Meyers made eligible for a permanent appoint-
ment as statistician in the Interstate Commerce Commission without ex-
amination. 1910 CSR 114.

1264: Nov. 7 Mary A. Wells made eligible for reinstatement as a clerk
in the Census Bureau without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1910 CSR 114.

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1265: Nov. 26 Certain described lands transferred from the Mono Na-
tional Forest, Nev., to the Toiyabe National Forest.

1265% : Nov. 25 Oklahoma detached from the Internal Revenue Dis-
trict of Kansas and constituted the District of Oklahoma.

1266: Dec. 1 Civil Service Commission authorized to except certain
positions of unusual character from competitive examination. Feb. 1912
CSA 26-Sept. 1914 CSA 39; 1910 CSR 111.

1267: Dec. 1 Fort Mojave Indian Reservation, Ariz., enlarged. IX R
13 ; III K 667.

1268: Dec. 2 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add a new Subdivision V, Para-
graphs 1 and 2, excepting paymasters' clerks acting as principal clerks
to general storekeepers at navy yards and stations, and civilian instruc-
tors, etc., in the Naval Academy; and all subsequent Subdivisions re-
numbered accordingly. 1910 CSR 109.

1269: Dec. 6 Members of certain organizations, employed by the Gov-
ernment in the District of Columbia, excused from duty Dec. 7, 1910,
in connection with the unveiling of the statue of Baron Frederick von
Steuben.

1270: Dec. 12 Charles M. Irelan made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in the Office of the Chief of Engineers, War Dept., without regard
to length of separation from the service.

1271: Dec. 13 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved as an addition
to the Indian school and agency site on the Coeur d'Alene Indian Res-
ervation. IR73;IIIK679.

1272: Dec. 12 Thomas W. Brahany, executive sec'y of the Tariff Board,
authorized to approve fund requisitions and to pass on all vouchers for
said Board in the absence of the chairman or acting chairman of said
Board.

1273: Dec. 16 Edward E. Eetchum made eligible for reinstatement as
letter carrier in the Philadelphia, Pa., post office without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1910 CSR 115.

1274: Dec. 20 Official reports and communications from the Island of
Guam in the Ladrones, the Island of Tutuila of the Samoan Group, and
other islands, ordered transmitted through the Navy Sec'y> and E. O.
[633] of May 11, 1907, and E. O. [1077] of May 25, 1909, amended
accordingly.

1275: Dec. 20 Civil Service Rule X, pertaining to transfer, Paragraph
8, Clause (c) waived to permit the transfer of such furloughed Light-

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house Service employees as may be requested by Executive Department
heads. 1910 CSR 111.

1276: Dec. 23 Certain described lands in New Mexico, Idaho, and Col-
orado, formerly reserved as administrative sites for the Lincoln, Poca-
tello, Las Animas, and San Isabel National Forests, restored to settlement
and to entry.

1277: Dec. 23 Government employees forbidden to instruct persons pre-
paring for examinations for the Diplomatic and Consular Services, and
any employee found so doing to be removed from the service. Feb. 1912
CSA 49-June 1939 CSA 24; 1910 CSR 111.

1911

1278: Jan. 4 Florence G. Miller .made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service. 1910 CSR 115.

1279: Jan. 4 Fort Ringgold Military Reservation, Tex., placed under
control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

1280: Jan. 6 New Orleans, La., Land Office transferred to Baton Rouge.

1281 : Jan. 6 Natchitoches Land District, La., abolished and lands, busi-
ness and archives pertaining thereto, transferred to Baton Rouge Land
District.

1282: Jan. 10 Certain lands on Biliran Island, P. I., formerly reserved
for military purposes, restored to control of the Government of the
Philippines.

1283: Jan. 11 New schedule of Army rations prescribed.

1284: Jan. 16 Navajo Indian Reservation, N. Mex., diminished and ex-
cluded lands restored to the public domain. IR 22 ; III E 686.

1286: Jan. 16 Isthmian Canal Commission authorized to use six meter
French dump cars until July 1, 1911, in obtaining gravel from the
Chagres River, without equipping such cars with the safety appliances
required by E. O. 1002 of Jan 6, 1909. M 103; IV PCRec 179.

1286: Jan. 19 Land office for the Panama Canal Zone created and reg-
ulations for its administration prescribed. M 103 ; PCR 459 ; IV PCRec
187.

1287: Jan 24 Certain described lands in Minnesota, withdrawn by Proc.
957 of Aug. 27, 1892, for use in the operation and maintenance of res-
ervoirs at the headwaters of the Mississippi River, restored to the public
domain, subject to overflow rights.

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1288: Jan. 26 George T. Weitzel and Willing Spencer made eligible for
appointment as clerks in the State Dept. without examination. 1910
CSB 115.

1288: Jan. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision V, on Navy Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 3 to except all positions on the Island of
Guam. 1910 CSR 109.

1290: Jan. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision I, on Interior Dept.
positions, amended to add Paragraph 7 to include miners employed in
rescue, first aid, or experimental work. 1910 CSR 107.

1291: Jan. 80 Certain described lands in Minnesota reserved pending
legislation in connection with proposed improvement of Zippel Bay.

1292 : Jan. 30 Richardson Rock, unsurveyed island in the Pacific Ocean
off the coast of California, reserved for lighthouse purposes.

1293: Jan. 80 Archibald Edmonstone made eligible for reinstatement
as assistant weigher in the Customs Service at New York, N. Y. 1910
CSR 116.

1294: Jan. 30 Edith F. Spofford, Library of Congress employee, made
eligible for appointment as librarian in the Bureau of Mines. 1910 CSR
116.

1295: Feb. 2 Method of executing and recording deeds in the Panama
Canal Zone prescribed. M 104; 1910 PCR 459; IV PCRec 212.

1296: Feb. 2 E. O. 1267 of Dec. 1, 1910, adding certain lands to the
Port Mojave Indian Reservation, Ariz., revoked, and certain other lands
added to said Reservation. IR 13 ; I K 667.

1297: Feb. 13 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for protection
of the water supply of Boise Barracks, Port Boise, Idaho.

1298: Feb. 13 Certain described lands in Manila, P. I., reserved for
military purposes as new, or modifications of existing, reservations : five
further reservations returned to the control of the Philippine Govern-
ment, and old fort of San Antonio Abad retained as an historic monu-
ment by said Government.

1299: Feb. 16 Lands ceded by the treaty of Aug. 21, 1847, with the
Pillager Band of the Chippewa Indians ordered no longer held as Indian
lands. IV K 1023.

1300: Feb. 16 Provisions of Article VII of the treaty of Oct. 2, 1863,
[with the Red Lake and Pembina Bands of Chippewa Indians, prohibit-
ing the introduction and sale of spirituous liquors in territories ceded

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to the United States by said treaty], held no longer in force except as
to a portion of said territory. IV K 1023.

1301: Feb. 16 Provisions of Article VII of the treaty of Sept. 30, 1854,
[with the Chippewa Indians of Lake Superior and the Mississippi, pro-
hibiting the manufacture, sale, or use of spirituous liquors on lands set
apart for the residence of Indians and the territory ceded to the United
States by said treaty], held no longer in force except as to a certain por-
tion of said territory. IV K 1022.

1302: Feb. 16 Provisions of Article V of the treaty of July 23, 1851,
[with the See-see-toan and Wah-pay-toan bands of Dakota or Sioux
Indians, prohibiting the introduction and sale of spirituous liquors in
the Indian country], held no longer in force as to the Minnesota terri-
tory ceded to the United States by said treaty, except as to a certain
portion of said territory. IV K 1024.

1303 : Feb. 16 Commander Richard H. Jackson appointed member of
the Commission to study the Philippines wireless system in place of Com-
mander Chester W. Knepper.

1304: Feb. 18 Certain described lands in Florida, formerly reserved for
lighthouse purposes, restored to the public domain.

1305: Feb. 18 Land office for the Amerdeen Land District, S. Dak.,
transferred from Aberdeen to Timber Lake.

1306: Feb. 20 Certain described lands of the Waterville Land District,
Wash., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, trans-
ferred to the North Yakima Land District.

1307: Feb. 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision V, on Navy Dept. positions,
Paragraph 3, amended to except all positions on the Island of Samoa.
1910 CSR 109.

1308: Feb. 21 Fox Administrative Site, Ariz., established for use in the
administration of the Ozark National Forest.

1309: Feb. 25 William E. Lewis made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1910 CSR 116.

1310: Feb. 27 Nathan C. Grover made eligible for reinstatement as
chief engineer of the Land Classification Board of the Geological Survey
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1910 CSR 116.

1311 : Mar. 1 Certain described lands in Florida, formerly reserved for
lighthouse purposes, restored to public domain, and E. O. 1304 of Feb.
18, 1911, restoring much the same lands, superseded.

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1312: Mar. 4 Tariff Board created and its duties prescribed; Henry C.
Emery appointed chairman and the following named members thereof:
Alvin H. Sanders, James B. Reynolds, William M. Howard, and Thomas
W. Page.

1313: Mar. 4 Martin A. Knapp designated chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.

1314: Mar. 8 Humboldt National Forest, Nev., diminished and excluded
lands restored to the public domain.

1315: Mar. 14 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as a target
range for the use of the National Guard.

1316: Mar. 14 Certain described lands in Juneau, Alaska, reserved as
building site for a territorial mansion and museum building.

1317: Mar. 14 Land office for the San Francisco Land District, Calif.,
transferred from Oakland to San Francisco.

1318: Mar. 14 Certain described lands in Minnesota, formerly reserved
for flowage purposes in connection with the construction of reservoirs
at the headwaters of the Mississippi River, restored to the public domain,
subject to overflow rights.

1319: Mar. 16 Walter W. Warwick appointed associate justice of the
Canal Zone Supreme Court at a salary of $6,000 per annum. M 107 ; IV
PCRec 251.

1320: Mar. 16 Thomas E. Brown, Jr., appointed associate justice of the
Canal Zone Supreme Court at a salary of $6,000 per annum. M 107 ; IV
PCRec 251.

1321: Mar. 20 Francis E. Huck, Jr., Reuben B. Luker, Edmund Sale,
Peter Stuart, and Carl M. Williams, temporary employees under the
Isthmian Canal Commission made eligible for retention and classifica-
tion. 1911 CSR 110; M 107.

1322: Mar. 22 E. O. of June 14, 1879, # creating a reservation for the
use of the Pima and Maricopa Indians, amended to make said reserva-
tion available for use of such other Indians as the Interior Sec'y may
see fit to settle thereon. IR 29; III E 671.

* Not a Numbered Order.

1323: Mar. 24 Big Pine Administrative Site, Calif., created for use in
the administration of the Inyo National Forest.

1324: Mar. 24 Long Pine Administrative Site, Calif., created for use in
the administration of the Kern National Forest.

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1324% : Mar. 28 All Alaska public lands containing hot springs re-
served for public purposes.

1325: Mar. 29 Stony Ford Administrative Site, Calif., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the California National
Forest.

1326: Mar. 29 Hornbrook Administrative Site, Calif., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Klamath National Forest.

1327: Apr. 3 Apex Administrative Site, Calif., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Lassen National Forest.

1328: Apr. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision V, on Navy Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 4 excepting one clerk on duty with each as-
sistant paymaster of the Marine Corps. 1911 CSR 109.

1329: Apr. 4 W. E. Shields made eligible for reinstatement in the Gov-
ernment Printing Office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1911 CSR 110.

1330: Apr. 10 Powder House Lot Military Reservation, St. Augustine,
Fla., placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

1331 : Apr. 11 Certain described lands at Juneau, Alaska, reserved as
a site for a Territorial executive mansion and museum building; E. Os.
[445] of May 10, 1906, and [1316] of Mar. 14, 1911, modified.

1332: Apr. 11 Clear Lake Reservation, Calif., established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

1333 : Apr. 14 Army Punishment Regulations amended to prescribe pun-
ishment for loaning money at usurious rates of interest.

1334: Apr. 15 Mary E. Gunion made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1911 CSR 110.

1335 : Apr. 17 Six specified temporary internal revenue agents made
eligible for classified appointment in the Internal Revenue Service with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1911 CSR 111.

1336: Apr. 19 Mokelumne (E) Administrative Site, Calif., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Stanislaus National
Forest.

1337: Apr. 19 Round Valley Administrative Site, Ariz., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Apache National Forest.

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1338: Apr. 20 Certain described lands in the municipality of Cotabato,
Moro Province, P. I., reserved for military purposes.

1339: Apr. 21 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Paragraph
3, amended as to retransfers to positions formerly held. 1911 CSR 108.

1340: Apr. 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII, on Interior Dept. posi-
tions, amended to except the assistant to the sec'y in the office of the
Interior Sec'y. 1911 CSR 110.

1341: Apr. 24 Certain described lands in N. Mex. within the Gila Na-
tional Forest further reserved for protection of the water supply of
Port Bayard.

1342: Apr. 24 Ralph R. Mulcare made eligible for reinstatement as
letter carrier in the Brooklyn, N. Y., post office without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1911 CSR 111.

1343: Apr. 28 Bloomfield Administrative Site, Calif., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of Tahoe National Forest.

1344: Apr. 29 Leroy T. Steward made eligible for reinstatement as su-
perintendent of city delivery in the Chicago, 111., post office without re-
gard to length of separation from the service. 1911 CSR 111.

1345: May 2 Return of persons to the Canal Zone after having been
deported following conviction and imprisonment, to be deemed a felony ;
punishment prescribed. M 107 ; 1910 PCR 462 ; IV PCRec 301.

1346: Kay 2 Certain described lands in Montana, formerly part of the
Fort Shaw Indian School, together with the buildings thereon, reserved
for use of the Reclamation Service.

1347: May 6 Certain described lands at Valdez, Alaska, reserved in con-
nection with the operation of military telegraph lines.

1348: May 6 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to the arrest and dis-
charge of deserting seamen prescribed. M 188 ; 1910 PCR 462 ; IV PCRec
307.

1349: May 8 E. O. of Nov. 15, 1883,* establishing a reservation for use
of the Pima and Maricopa Indians, amended to make said Reservation
available for the use of such other Indians as the Interior Sec'y may
settle thereon. IR 27 ; III K 668.

* Not a Numbered Order.

1350: May 10 John Roche and Patrick McKeefrey made eligible for
appointment as customs watchmen at the Port of New York without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1911 CSR 111.

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1351 : Hay 10 Canal Zone Regulations for the governing of the Insane
Asylum at Ancon prescribed. M 109 ; 1910 PCR 463 ; IV PCRec 323.

1362 : Hay 11 Canal Zone Regulations, making the illegal boarding of a
train for any purpose a misdemeanor, prescribed. M 112; 1910 PCR 466;
PCRec 315.

1363: Hay 13 Canal Zone Regulations governing the collection of a dis-
tillation tax prescribed. M 112; 1910 PCR 466; IV PCRec 315.

1364: Hay 16 Baker Administrative Site, Nev., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Nevada National Forest.

1366: Hay 16 Box Springs Administrative Site, Calif., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Angeles National Forest.

1366: Hay 16 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved as a rifle range
for the use of the National Guard.

1367: Hay 22 Mokelumne (W) Administrative Site, Calif., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Stanislaus National
Forest.

1368: Hay 22 John £. Wilkie made eligible for transfer from chief of
the Secret Service to supervising agent, Treasury Dept., without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1911 CSR 111.

1360: Hay 24 Certain described lands in N. Mex., previously restored to
the public domain by E. O. [1284] of Jan. 16, 1911, reserved for Indian
purposes. IR 22 ; III K 686.

1360: Hay 26 Mary £. Gunion made eligible for appointment in a cleri-
cal grade in any department without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1911
CSR 112.

1361 : Hay 26 Portion of Cable Reservation No. 2, Valdez, Alaska, placed
under the control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal, with a view to in-
corporating same in the street system of Valdez.

1362: Hay 26 Fort Armstrong Military Reservation, Eaakaukukui Reef,
Honolulu, T. H., enlarged.

1363: Hay 26 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to classification], Sec-
tions 6 and 7, and Schedule A [pertaining to positions excepted from
examination], Subdivision VII, on Post Office Dept. positions, Paragraphs
4, 5, and 8, amended ; Rule II, Section 8, revoked. 1911 CSR 108.

1364: Hay 29 Torrey Barracks Military Reservation, Malabang, Minda-
nao, P. I., enlarged.

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1365: Hay 29 James B. Horigan made eligible for retention in an ex-
cepted position in the Forest Service without regard to Civil Service
Rules, and payment of his salary from the statutory position of law clerk
directed. 1911 CSR 112.

1366: Hay 31 Mrs. George £. Pickett made eligible for appointment to
a clerkship in the War Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1911
CSR 112.

1367: Hay 31 Port Wingate Military Reservation, N. Mex., made part
of the Zuni National Forest, to be administered as forest land, but to
remain subject to use by the War Dept. for military purposes.

1368: June 2 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for the use of
the Walapai Indians. Ill K 672.

1369: June 2 Silver Creek Administrative Site, S. Dak., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Black Hills National
Forest.

1370: June 9 I. C. Faulk made eligible for reinstatement as storekeeper-
gauger in the Internal Revenue Service, 23d District of Pennsylvania,
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1911 CSR 112.

1371: June 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 3, amended to exclude from exception two paymasters
in the New York customs district. 1911 CSR 110.

1372: June 12 E. 0. [1353] of May 13, 1911, prescribing for collection
of a distillation tax in the Canal Zone, amended as to effective date. M
113; 1910 PCR 467; IV PCRec 347.

1373: June 16 Mad River Administrative Site, Calif., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Trinity National Forest.

1374: June 16 Certain described lands in Pima County, Ariz., reserved
for the Papago Indians for school, agency, and other uses. IR 23 ; III K
670.

1375: June 26 Indian Administrative Site, Utah, created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Fillmore National Forest.

1376: June 26 Five specified officers made eligible for transfer from the
abolished Presidential position of deputy [departmental] auditor to
classified positions in the Treasury Dept. or elsewhere without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1911 CSR 112.

1377: June 26 Certain described lands in Hawaii reserved for military
purposes ; Fort Ruger Military Reservation, Diamond Head, Oahu, dimin-

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ished and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the Territory
of Hawaii for road purposes.

1378: June 28 Bennett Administrative Site, Calif., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the California National Forest.

1379 : June 28 Certain described lands in Florida reserved for the use
of the Seminole Indians. IR 69 ; III K 678.

1380: June 28 Chairman and Chief Engineer of the Isthmian Canal
Commission authorized to issue revocable licenses for Canal Zone town-
site lots. M 113; 1910 PCR 467; IV PCRec 371.

1381: June 28 William T. Thompson, solicitor of the Treasury, author-
ized to act in the place of Fletcher Maddox, solicitor of internal revenue,
in the latter *s absence.

1382: July 7 State Dept. officers and employees forbidden to furnish
information or produce papers relating to moneys expended and ac-
counted for in pursuance of Section 291 of the Revised Statutes, except
to State Dept. officials entitled thereto, unless otherwise directed in writ-
ing by the President.

1383 : July 7 Henry M. Camp made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service without regard to length of separation from the service.
1912 CSR 140.

1384: July 10 Austin Administrative Site, Nev., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Toiyabe National Forest.

1385: July 14 Charles L. Dooley made eligible for reinstatement as an
inspector in the Immigration Service without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1912 CSR 140.

1386: July 21 Canal Zone Regulations governing the inspection of steam
vessels prescribed. M 113 ; 1911 PCR 605 ; IV PCRec 405.

1387: July 31 Gila River Indian Reservation, Ariz., enlarged. IR 28;
III K 668.

1388: July 31 Thomas Richardson made eligible for appointment in the
classified service at Washington, D. C, without examination. 1912 CSR
141.

1389 : Aug. 1 Fort Niobrara Military Reservation, Nebr., abolished ; a
portion of the lands reserved for experimental farm purposes and the
remaining portion placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

1390: Aug. 2 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, or municipal Govern-

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ment, waived to permit Sylvester P. Bartlett, field superintendent in the
Fisheries Bureau, to hold the position of secretary to the Illinois State
Game Commission. 1912 CSR 141.

1391: Aug. 2 Charles B. Bateman made eligible for transfer from the
Navy Yard Service to any classified mechanical position for which he is
qualified by experience, without regard to Civil Service Rules.

1392 : Aug. 4 Canal Zone Regulation prohibiting the promotion of fights
between bulls, dogs, cocks, or other birds or animals, prescribed. M 116 ;
1911 PCR 608; IV PCRec 411.

1393: Aug. 4 Lincoln Rock, Clarence Strait, Alaska, reserved for light-
house purposes.

1394: Aug. 9 Position of sec'y of the Interstate Commerce Commission
placed outside the classified service. 1912 CSR 141.

1395: Aug. 9 Lilly Dent Rogers made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the National Bank Redemption Agency, Treasurer's Office, Treasury
"Dept., without regard to length of separation from the service. 1912
CSR 141.

1396: Aug. 9 Randolph Fortune made eligible for reinstatement to a
messenger position in the War Dept. without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1912 CSR 141.

1397: Aug. 10 Fort Grant Military Reservation placed under control of
the Interior Sec'y for disposal, except the portion included in the Mount
Graham Forest Reserve by E. 0. [515] of Oct. 6, 1906.

1398: Aug. 15 Nogales Administrative Site, Ariz., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Coranado National Forest.

1399: Aug. 17 Lawton Land District, Okla., abolished and lands, busi-
ness, and archives pertaining thereto transferred to the Guthrie Land
District.

1400: Aug. 17 HoleJn-The-Rock Administrative Site, Utah, created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Ashley National
Forest.

1401 : Aug. 18 Emma Administrative Site, Colo., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Sopris National Forest.

1402: Aug. 21 Norris R. Welsh, skilled laborer in the Government Print-
ing Office, made eligible for transfer to a position in the Publications
Division, Agriculture Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912
CSR 141.

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1403: Aug. 22 Edwin L. Williams made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1912 CSR 142.

1404: Aug. 25 Federal per diem employees and other day laborers ex-
cused from work on Labor Day.

1405: Aug. 25 Sapinero Administrative Site, Colo., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Gunnison National Forest.

1406: Sept. 1 £. 0. [537] of Dec. 19, 1906, reserving certain described
lands hr New Mexico for the use of the Indians of the Jemez Pueblo,
amended to redefine said lands. IR 125 ; III K 686.

1407: Sept. 1 £. O. [574] of Mar. 1, 1907, amending the Rules and Regu-
lations prescribed for the government of the Army and Navy General
Hot Springs, Ark., amended.

1408: Sept. 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XI [on Interstate Commerce
Commission positions], amended to add Paragraph 3 excepting commer-
cial agents to investigate trade conditions abroad and in the United
States, including the insular possessions. 1912 CSR 133.

1400: Sept. 8 Canal Zone postal-savings system established. M 117;
1911 PCR 609; V PCRec 35.

1410: Sept. 8 Canal Zone Regulation making unlawful the posting of
bills or other advertising devices on United States or Panama Railroad
Company property prescribed. M 118 ; 1911 PCR 608; V PCRec 35.

1411: Sept. 13 Pasay Barracks Military Reservation, Rizal Province,
Luzon, P. I., abolished, and the lands transferred to the control of the
Government of the Philippines.

1412: Sept. 14 Canal Zone Regulation making the removal of packing
or waste from the journal boxes of railroad locomotives or other cars a
misdemeanor prescribed. M 118 ; V PCRec 43.

1418: Sept. 21 William H. Jackson appointed associate justice of the
Canal Zone Supreme Court, at $6,000 per annum. M 119 ; V PCRec 54.

1414: Sept. 26 Canal Zone Code of Civil Procedure amended in Sec-
tions 51 on pleadings, 62 on dockets, and 526 on court costs and Sections
63 and 529 repealed. M 19 ; 1911 PCR 610; V PCRec 59.

1415: Sept. 26 Certain described lands in South Dakota reserved for the
use of the Agriculture Dept. for dry land agriculture experiments.

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1416: Sept. 28 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use of
the Pima, Maricopa, and such other Indians as the Interior Sec'y may
settle thereon. IR 29 ; III K 671.

1417: Oct. 2 B. 0. 1337 of Apr. 19, 1911, creating the Round Valley
Administrative Site for use as a ranger station in the administration of
the Apache National Forest, Ariz., revoked, and certain other described
lands reserved for said purpose.

1418: Oct. 2 Edwin M. Hamilton made eligible for appointment as a
lumberman in the Indian Service at Large, Interior Dept, without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1912 CSR 142.

1419 : Oct. 14 Canal Zone Sanitary Code, Act No. 9, Section 10, amended
as to contagious diseases required to be reported. M 120 ; 1911 PCR 610 ;
V PCRec 83.

1420: Oct. 14 Canal Zone Regulations prohibiting the unlicensed prac-
tice of medicine, surgery, dentistry, pharmacy, and midwifery, pre-
scribed. M 120; 1911 PCR 611 ; V PCRec 83.

1421: Oct. 14 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I [on the classified service],
Paragraph 6 amended as to part time employees earning not more than
$300 per annum. 1912 CSR 134.

1422: Oct. 14 Port Brown Military Reservation, Tex., placed under the
control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

1423: Oct. 24 Military reservation at Nulato, Alaska, enlarged.

1424: Oct. 24 Burk Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Bitterroot National Forest.

1425: Oct. 24 Weeping Child Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Bitterroot National
Forest.

1426: Oct. 23 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use of the
Pima, Maricopa and such other Indians as the Interior Sec'y may settle
thereon. IR 30 ; III K 668.

1427: Oct. 28 Edwin H. Peery made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Office of the Judge Advocate General, War Dept., without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1912 CSR 142.

1428: Nov. 1 Ear Mountain Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Lewis and Clark National
Forest.

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1911

1429: Nov. 3 Santa Rosa National Forest, Nev., diminished and excluded
lands withdrawn for classification pending restoration to settlement and
entry.

1430: Nov. 6 Certain engineers designated by Mexico to observe U. S.
public works, made eligible for employment in the Federal service with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 136 ; M 121 ; V PCRec 114.

1431 : Nov. 13 Apache Administrative Site, Ariz., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Chiricahua National Forest.

1432: Nov. 13 Valley Administrative Site, S. Dak., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Sioux National Forest.

1433: Nov. 15 Canal Zone Regulations to prevent unauthorized pur-
chases of supplies and equipment from persons in the Army and Navy
prescribed. M 121; 1911 PCR 612; V PCRec 114.

1434: Nov. 17 Richard W. Barkley made eligible for reinstatement as
examiner in the Patent Office without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1912 CSR 142.

1435: Nov. 18 Canal Zone Laws, Act No. 2, pertaining to notaries pub-
lic, Sections 1 and 2, amended. M 122; 1911 PCR 612.

1436: Nov. 20 Fort Assinniboine Military Reservation, Mont., placed
under the control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

1437: Nov. 23 Certain described lands near the Albay Province, Luzon,
P. I., Regan Barracks Military Reservation, reserved as a target range
for said Reservation and for other military purposes.

1438: Nov. 23 Portion of the military telegraph right-of-way between
Hot Springs and Fort Gibbon, Alaska, placed under the control of the
Interior Sec'y for disposal.

1439: Nov. 25 Cold Springs Bird Refuge, Oreg., enlarged.

1440 : Dec. 4 Salaries of the American Section of the International Joint
Commission on United States-Canada boundary waters prescribed.

1441 : Dec. 4 Bell Mountain Administrative Site, Idaho, reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Lemhi National Forest.

1442 : Dec. 5 Charles W. Carson made eligible for classification and
transfer from the Philippines to the United States without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1912 CSR 142.

1443: Dec. 9 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 1, [Clause] (c), amended as to the probationary period.

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1911

1444: Dec, 9 Civil Service Rule XII, pertaining to removals and reduc-
tions, amended.

1446: Deo. 14 Thomas Dawson made eligible for appointment as watch-
man in the Lighthouse Service, Commerce and Labor Dept., without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 143.

1446: Deo. 16 Certain lands of the Salt Lake City Land District, Utah,
together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, transferred to
the Vernal Land District.

1447: Dec. 16 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for classifica-
tion. IR28;HIK669.

1448: Dec. 16 E. 0. [1420] of Oct 14, 1911, prohibiting the unlicensed
practic of medicine, surgery, dentistry, pharmacy, and midwifery, in the
Canal Zone, amended. M 123 ; 1911 PCR 613 ; V PCRec 154.

1448: Dec. 29 Compensation for members of the commission to investi-
gate questions pertaining to the issuance of stocks and bonds by railroad
corporations prescribed.

1460: Dec. 29 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for a
target range for the Fort Bliss Military Reservation, Tex.

1461: Dec. 30 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 1, Clauses (a) and (b), amended as to the certification and appoint-
ment of rural mail carriers. Feb. 1912 CSA 33-June 1937 CSA 31 ; 1912
CSR 137.

1912

1462: Jan. 2 Drew Administrative Site, S. Dak., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Harney National Forest.

1463 : Jan. 4 Diamond Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Helena National Forest.

1464: Jan. 6 Qeyser Springs Administrative Site, Wyo., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Bonneville National
Forest.

1466: Jan. 6 Riverview Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Nezperce (sic) National
Forest.

1466: Jan. 6 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the use of
the Navy Dept. as a wireless telegraph station.

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1912

1467: Jan. 9 Jaul Brosig made eligible for reinstatement as a classified
draftsman in the Fortification Division of the Isthmian Canal Commis-
sion without regard to Civil Service Rules. M 1912 CSR 143 ; M 123.

1458: Jan. 11 Forrester Island Reservation, within the boundaries of
the Tongass National Forest, Alaska, established as a preserve and breed-
ing ground for native birds.

1469: Jan. 11 Hazy Islands Reservation, within the boundaries of the
Tongass National Forest, Alaska, established as a preserve and breeding
ground for native birds.

1460: Jan. 11 Charles S. Heinline made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office and transfer to clerk in the Indian Field
Service at Spokane, Wash., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912
CSR 143.

1461 : Jan. 11 Niobrara Reservation, Nebr., established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

1462: Jan. 12 Florence £. Mole made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Office of the Collector of Internal Revenue at Baltimore, Md.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 143.

1463: Jan. 12 Canal Zone Regulations governing a census to be taken
by the Civil Administration Dept. of the Isthmian Canal Commission pre-
scribed. M 124; 1911 PCR 613; V PCRec 185.

1464: Jan. 13 Clear Lake Reservation Bird Refuge, Calif., diminished.

1466: Jan. 17 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the use and
benefit of the Indians on the public domain in said State. IR 169; III
K690.

1466: Jan. 24 Pembrook B. Banton made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk with the Isthmian Canal Commission without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1912 CSR 143; M 125.

1467: Feb. 1 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfers], amended
to renumber Section 11 as Section 4, and to revoke former Section 4 per-
taining to pension-examining surgeons. 1912 CSR 132.

1463: Feb. 6 Canal Zone Regulations to provide an inexpensive method
for the administration of estates of deceased and insane employees of the
Canal Zone Government or the Panama Railroad Co. prescribed ; Act No.
24 of Canal Zone Laws and E. Os. of June 22, 1907,* and of July 21,
1909,* amending said Act, revoked. M 126; 1911 PCR 615; 1912 PCR
617; V PCRec 209.

* Not Numbered Orders.

1912

1469: Feb. 7 John La Pon, Jr., made eligible for reinstatement as lum-
berman in the Forest Service, Agriculture Dept., without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1912 CSR 143.

1470: Feb. 8 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Section
1, [Clause] (c), amended as to regulations governing employees during
the probationary period.

1471: Feb. 8 Civil Service Rule XII, pertaining to removals and reduc-
tions, amended. 1912 CSR 132.

1472: Feb. 14 Executive Civil Service employees residing in certain in-
corporated specified municipalities in Maryland and Virginia permitted
to hold municipal office in such localities. 1912 CSR 138.

1473: Feb. 16 John Lewis Donovan made eligible for appointment in
the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 144.

1474: Feb. 16 Malachite Administrative Site, Colo., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the San Isabel National Forest.

1475: Feb. 17 Apache National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation.
IR11;IIIK671.

1476: Feb. 17 Carson National Forest, N. Mex., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation. IR
124; HI K 684.

1477: Feb. 17 Crook National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation.
IR37 ; mK672.

1478: Feb. 17 Sequoia National Forest, Calif., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to the Tule River Indian Reservation. IR 63 ; III
K677.

1479: Feb. 17 Sitgreaves National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to the White Mountain Apache Indian Reserva-
tion. IR37;IHK672.

1430: Feb. 17 Trinity National Forest, Calif., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation. IR 39;
IH K 674.

1481: Feb. 17 Alamo National Forest, Calif., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands .restored to the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation. IR
120; IH K 685.

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1912

1482: Feb. 17 Zuni National Forest, Ariz, and N. Mex., diminished, and
the excluded lands restored to the Navajo and Zuni Indian Reservations.
IR22; IIIK 686.

1488: Feb. 17 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. [1284] of Jan. 16, 1911, and restored to the Navajo
Indian Reservation to admit consummation of an exchange of lands. IR
22.

1484: Feb. 19 Embree E. Hoss, Jr., made eligible for appointment as
post office inspector without examination. 1912 CSR 144.

1485: Feb. 20 E. Os. of Aug. 25, 1877, # Mar. 9, 1881,* and Dec. 29, 1891, #
reserving certain described lands in California for Indian purposes,
amended to restore portions of said lands to the public domain for pur-
poses of settlement and entry. IR 53 ; III E 676.

* Not Numbered Orders.

I486: Feb. 21 Minidoka Reservation Bird Refuge, Idaho, enlarged.

1487: Feb. 21 Green Bay Reservation, on Hog Island at the entrance to
Qreen Bay, Wis., established as a preserve and breeding ground for
native birds.

1488: Feb. 23 Edward W. Cady made eligible for reinstatement as ex-
aminer in the Patent Office without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1912 CSR 144.

1489: Feb. 28 Canal Zone Traffic Regulations prescribed and E. 0. of
Feb. 27, 1908 establishing speed limitations for vehicles in the Canal
Zone, repealed. M 128; 1911 PCR 617; V PCRec 239.

1480: Feb. 29 William Langley, special agent in the Census Bureau,
made eligible for appointment as clerk in the classified service of said
Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 144.

1491: Mar. 1 Portion of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, S. Dak.,
transferred from the Black Hills Land District to the Chamberlain Land
District, and the business and archives pertaining thereto transferred
from the Rapid City Land Office to the Chamberlain Land Office.

1492: Mar, 1 Compensation for Associate Justice Charles E. Hughes,
Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell, and Harry A. Wheeler, as members of the Com-
mission to investigate second-class mail costs prescribed.

1493: Mar. 1 Compensation for Daniel L. Cease as a member of the
Commission to investigate employers' liability and workmen's compen-
sation prescribed.

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1912

1404: Mar. 11 Compensation for certain members of the commission to
investigate second-class mail costs prescribed ; £. 0. 1492 of Mar. 1* 1912,
amended at the insistence of Mr. Hughes.

1405: Mar. 11 Hunter's Bock, off the coast of California, reserved for
the use of the Smith River Indians and for other purposes authorized
by the Interior Sec'y. IR 61; III K 676.

1406: Mar. 11 Certain described lands in California reserved for allot-
ment to the Indians located thereon. IR 53; III E 677.

1407: Mar. 15 Government employees in the District of Columbia
granted half holiday, March 23, to attend the U.S.S. Maine memorial
services.

1408: Mar. 15 Surgeon General of the Public Health Bureau and Marine
Hospital Service directed to instigate an inspection of sanitary condi-
tions in all buildings used by the Executive Departments in the District
of Columbia, except those of the Navy and War Depts., and to report
thereon.

1400: Mar. 16 Lists of papers to be disposed of by the several Execu-
tive Depts. ordered submitted to the Librarian of Congress for his in-
spection and advice as to papers of historical interest worth preserving.

1500: Mar. 20 Rock Creek Administrative Site, Mont., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Cabinet National Forest.

1501 : Mar. 23 Charles W. Rider made eligible for reinstatement in the
Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service
or other reinstatement provisions. 1912 CSR 144.

1602: Mar. 23 Alder Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Jefferson National Forest.

1503: Mar. 23 Carney Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Madison National Forest.

1504: Mar. 25 Weeping Child Administrative Site, Mont., reestablished
for use as a ranger station in the administration of the Bitterroot Na-
tional Forest.

1505: Mar. 26 Portion of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, N.
Dak., situated within the Bismarck, Dickinson, and Williston Land Dis-
tricts, transferred, together with the business and archives pertaining
thereto, to the Minot Land District.

1506: Mar. 26 J. C. Wilson made eligible for reinstatement as store-
keeper-ganger in the Internal Revenue Service without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1912 CSR 145.

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1912

1507: Mar. 27 Portion of the Barracks Lot Military Reservation, Island
of Oahu, Honolulu, T. H., restored to the Qovernment of the Territory
of Hawaii for use as an armory site for the organized militia.

1608: Mar. 30 Y. Tsenshan Wang made eligible for appointment as a
field assistant in the Geological Survey without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1912 CSR 145.

1509 : Mar. 30 Andrew M. Latham made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1912 CSR 145.

1510: Apr. 1 Lincoln National Forest, N. Mex., diminished and the
excluded lands reserved for military purposes.

1511 : Apr. 1 Katka Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Pend Oreille National Forest.

1512: Apr. 1 Certain lands on Near Island, off the northeastern shore
of Kodiak Island, Alaska, reserved for the use of the Agriculture Dept.
as a temporary pasture and animal quarantine station.

1513: Apr. 1 Certain described lands on Kodiak Island, Alaska, front-
ing on Kalsin Bay, reserved for the use of the Agriculture Dept. as an
experiment station.

1514: Apr. 8 Communications by civil service employees to Congress
regarding public business ordered transmitted through department heads ;
E. Os. [163] of Jan. 31, 1902, [402] of Jan. 25, 1906, and [1142] of Nov.
26, 1909, superseded. Sept. 1914 CSA 61-June 1927 CSA 41; 1912 CSR
139; VPCRec320.

1515: Apr. 9 Margaret C. Leonard made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the War Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912
CSR 145.

1516: Apr. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII, on Interior Dept. positions,
amended as to confidential inspectors in the Office of the Sec'y. 1912
CSR 134.

1517: Apr. 13 Certain described lands in California reserved for Indian
use. Ill K 677.

1518: Apr. 13 Part of the Flathead Indian Reservation, Mont., reserved
for examination and classification. IR 53; III K 680.

1519: Apr. 17 Canal Zone Regulations governing trespassing upon
Canal Zone or Panama R. R. Co. property prescribed. M 129; 1911 PCR
617; V PCRec 295.

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1912

1620: Apr. 20 Certain described tract of land near Ketchikan, on
Tongass Narrows, Revillagigedo Island, Alaska, reserved for lighthouse
purposes.

1521 : Apr. 22 Charles H. Qnackenbnsh made eligible for reinstatement
in the Railway Mail Service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912
CSR 146.

1622 : Apr. 24 Certain described lands in California reserved for Indian
use. IR53; III K 675.

1628: Apr. 29 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished by the ex-
clusion of certain school sections.

1624: Apr. 30 Commander Homer C. Poundstone, U. S. Navy, retired,
made eligible for employment on the rolls of the Civil Service Commis-
sion without examination. 1912 CSR 146.

1626: Apr. SO Portland cement purchased by the Government required
to conform to the specifications set by the departmental conference on
Feb. 13, 1912.

1626: Hay 3 Certain described* lands in New Mexico reserved for the
use of the Agriculture Dept. as an experiment station for improvement
of native pastures and the breeding of horses for military purposes.

1627: Hay 3 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Para-
graph 1, Clause (c), amended as to the duration probationary period.
1911 CSR 133.

1628: May 9 Grey Bull Administrative Site, Wyo., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Shoshone National Forest.

1629: Hay 9 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
investigation of their suitability for allotment to homeless Paiute or other
Indians living on or adjacent to said lands. IR 54 ; III K 677.

1630: May 10 Louise Lester made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the classified civil service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912
CSR 146.

1631: May 11 Portion of the Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation,
Oahu, T. H., restored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii for
park purposes.

1632: May 21 E. O. [1353] of May 13, 1911, providing for the collec-
tion of a distillation tax in the Canal Zone, further amended. M 130;
1911 PCR 618; V PCRec 327.

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1912

1633: Hay 27 Walter L. Barnum made eligible for reinstatement to a
clerical position in the classified service without regard to length of sep-
aration from the service. 1912 CSR 146.

1534: May 28 Wesley M. Featherly made eligible for reinstatement
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1912 CSR 146.

1635: Hay 28 Coldspring Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Targhee National Forest.

1536: Hay 28 Taylor Creek Administrative Site, Oreg., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Siskiyou National Forest.

1537: Hay 28 Roosevelt Annex Administrative Site, Ariz., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Coronado National
Forest.

1533: Hay 28 Certain described lands in Pinal County, Ariz., reserved
for use of the Papago and other Indians. IR 24 ; IV K 1005.

1539: Hay 29 Certain described lands in Tooele County, Utah, reserved
for use of the Indians on the public domain in said State. IR 168.

1540: Hay 29 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use of
the Walapai Indians. IR 15.

1541: Hay 29 Civil and Spanish-American War veterans given special
preference in Decoration Day holiday granted Government employees.

1542: June 5 Arthur S. Blum made eligible for reinstatement as pho-
tographer in the Forest Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1912 CSR 146.

1543: June 6 Margaret A. Hampton, temporary clerk, made eligible for
appointment as clerk in the classified service without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1912 CSR 146.

1544: June 11 May Stanley made eligible for appointment to a position
in the classified service without examination. 1912 CSR 147.

1545: June 12 Certain lands in Brownsville, Tex., reserved for the use
of the Agriculture Dept. as a plant introduction garden and for experi-
ments in the feeding of cactus to cattle.

1546: June 15 Oscar Wenderoth made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service as supervising architect without regard to length of
separation from service. 1912 CSR 147.

1547: June 19 Eight-hour day suspended as to contracts for construc-
tion of the Isthmian Canal. M 130 ; V PCRec 367.

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1912

1548: June 19 John G. Lerch made eligible for appointment as private
sec'y to Eugene G. Hay, member of the General Appraisers Board, with-
out examination. 1912 CSR 147.

1549: June 19 M. M. Dodge made eligible for transfer from the posi-
tion of clerk in the War Dept. to naturalization examiner at Pittsburgh,
Pa. 1912 CSR 147.

1550: June 19 Sevier National Forest, Utah, diminished.

1551 : June 19 Divide Administrative Site, Mont., created for use in the
proposed sale of timber from the Deerlodge National Forest.

1552: June 19 Whitetail Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Deerlodge National Forest.

1553: June 19 Rebel Creek Administrative Site, Nev., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Santa Rosa National
Forest.

1554: June 19 Charles W. Cobb, Assistant Attorney General, desig-
nated to act as Interior Sec'y during the absence of said Sec'y.

1555: June 19 Certain lands in the Tongass National Forest, surround-
ing Hydaburg village, Alaska, reserved for the use of the Hydah Indians
and other natives of indigenous Alaskan race.

1556: June 24 Specifications for National Flags and Union Jacks for
Government Departments prescribed.

1557: July 3 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for military
purposes.

1558: July 6 Certain described lands in Tripp County, S. Dak., re-
served for Indian school and administrative purposes. Ill K 689.

1559: July 6 Fort Armstrong Military Reservation, Kaakaukukui Reef,
Honolulu, T. H., enlarged.

1560: July. 10 Rico Sarco Administrative Site, N. Mex., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Pecos National Forest.

1561 : July 10 Leroy A. McGee made eligible for reinstatement as post
office inspector without regard to length of separation from the service.
1912 CSR 147.

1562: July 12 Fourteen specified Tariff Board employees made eligible
for transfer or appointment to the classified service. 1912 CSR 148.

1563: July 18 Redding Land Office, Calif, abolished and its business
and archives transferred to the Sacramento Land Office.

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1912

1664: July 19 Nine Mile Administrative Site, Mont., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Lolo National Forest.

1566: July 19 Butterfly Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Bitterroot National Forest.

1666: July 19 Dorsey E. Phillips made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1912 CSB 148.

1667: July 19 Heads of Executive Depts. ordered to obtain certain in-
formation on the archives of the offices under their jurisdiction and to
transmit said information to the Librarian of Congress.

1668: July 23 Baker Administrative Site, Utah, enlarged by the reser-
vation of certain lands as an addition to the Baker Ranger Station for
use in the administration of the La Sal National Forest.

1669: July 23 Isaac D. Laferty, made eligible for reinstatement in the
Pensions Bureau, Interior Dept., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1912 CSR 148.

1670: July 26 James D. Goldsby, former superintendent of the West-
port Station in the Kansas City, Mo., post office made eligible for rein-
statement without regard to length of separation from the service. 1912
CSR 148.

1671: July 27 Richard T. Underwood made eligible for promotion from
assistant messenger to clerk in the Post Office Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 148.

1672: July 30 Three Forks Administrative Site, Colo., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Rio Grande National
Forest.

1673: July 31 Mingo Sanders made eligible for appointment as mes-
senger in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1912 CSR 149.

1574: Aug. 1 Federal per diem employees and other day laborers ex-
cused from work on Labor Day.

1676: Aug. 10 George H. Getz made eligible for reinstatement to a
position in the Pension Office without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1912 CSR 149.

1676: Aug. 13 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation for their proper disposal.

1677; Aug. 13 Aliso Administrative Site, Calif., created for use in the
administration of the Cleveland National Forest.:

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1912

1678 : Aug. 13 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved pending leg-
islation for the inclusion of said lands within a national forest.

1579: Aug. 19 Portion of Fort Duchesne Military Reservation, Utah,
placed under the control of the Interior Dept. for disposal. Ill K 691.

1680: Aug. 21 Commerce and Labor Sec '7 authorized to employ ma-
chinists, tool-makers, electricians, and apprentices needed to meet emer-
gencies in the Machine Shop of the Census Bureau without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 139.

1681 : Aug. 23 Sadie A. Wright made eligible for appointment as char-
woman in any Executive Department without regard to the Labor Regu-
lations. 1912 CSR 149.

1682: Aug. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on State Dept. positions,
Paragraph 2 amended to except assistant solicitors, 14 persons employed
under the Act of Aug. 5, 1909, for the advancement of commercial in-
terests, made eligible for appointment in said Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 134.

1683: Aug. 24 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, County, or municipal
Government, waived as to such temporary offices as townmeeting mod-
erators. 1912 CSR 139.

1684: Aug. 24 E. O. of Dec. 5, 1911,* creating Alaskan Withdrawal No.
1, modified pending classification and legislation affecting said lands.
* Not a Numbered Order.

1686: Aug. 24 View Administrative Site, Ariz., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Crook National Forest.

1686: Aug. 24 Commissioner of Pensions directed to employ as clerks
the 30 persons named in a letter of the Treasury Sec'y> and heretofore
employed in the Office of the Auditor for the Post Office Dept., said per-
sons to be eligible for reinstatement in the Treasury Dept. 1912 CSR
139.

1687: Aug. 24 D. K. Tuttle, Joseph W. Milsom, and £. R. Leach made
eligible for appointment as superintendents of the melting and refining
depts. of the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints, respec-
tively, without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 149.

1688: Aug. 24 Position of special employee in the Internal Revenue
Service classified. 1912 CSR 140.

}689: Aug. 24 Rainy Creek Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Palisade National Forest.

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1912

1590: Aug. 24 Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, Chief of Staff, designated to
act as Sec'y of War during the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant Sec'y
of War.

1691 : Aug. 26 William W. Dyar, excepted employee in the Forest Serv-
ice, Agriculture Dept., made eligible for retention and directed to be
paid from the appropriation for law clerk. 1912 CSR 149.

1592 : Aug. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], amended to add Paragraph 15, excepting positions of
unusual character as to duties or compensation : Subdivision IX [on Agri-
culture Dept. positions], amended as to field, local, and part-time agents
and experts.

1593: Aug. 26 One-hundred and fifteen excepted agents and experts
in the Agriculture Dept., especially recommended by the Agriculture by
the Agriculture Sec'y> made eligible for transfer to competitive positions
in said Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 134.

1594: Aug. 31 Lillian £. Clark made eligible for reinstatement to a
clerical position in the Office of Indian Affairs without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1912 CSR 149.

1595: Aug. 31 Camp Overton Military Reservation, Province of Moro,
Mindanao, P. I., enlarged.

1596: Sept. 2 G. M. Davison made eligible for reinstatement as store-
keeper-gauger in the Internal Revenue Service without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1912 CSR 150.

1597: Sept 2 Fitzhugh Springs Addition Administrative Site, Calif.,
created for use as a ranger station in the administration of the Modoc
National Forest,

1598: Sept 2 £. O. 1538 of May 28, 1912, reserving certain described
lands in Pinal County, Ariz., for the Papago and other Indians, amended
to exclude therefrom certain lands reserved for the Maricopa Band of
the Papago Indians. Ill K 672.

1599: Sept 7 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending leg-
islation [to grant to Denver, Colo., for park purposes].

1600: Sept 7 Trail Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Caribou National Forest.

l55l:Sept. 7 James B. Brunemer made eligible for appointment as
watchman in the Government Printing Office; 1912 CSR 150.

[138]

1912

1602: Sept. 7 Mabel Hiatt made eligible for appointment to a clerical
position in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1911 CSB 150.

1603: Sept. 7 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
determination of their suitability for allotment to the Paiute or other
Indians living on or adjacent thereto. Ill E 678.

1604: Sept. 12 George E. Long made eligible for promotion from mes-
senger to a minor clerical position in the Insular Affairs Bureau, War
Dept., without examination. 1912 CSR 150.

1605: Sept 12 Canal Zone Regulations consolidating the Administra-
tive District of Oorgona and the district court thereof with that of Em-
pire ; governing the designation of active judges of district courts during
the absence of the regular judges; and enlarging the Cristobal Admin-
istrative District, prescribed. M 130; 1912 PCR 614; IV PCRec 47.

1606: Sept 16 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for allot-
ment to Indians. Ill E 682.

1607: Sept 16 Internal Revenue Collection District of South Carolina
consolidated with the 4th District of North Carolina; Wheeler Martin
designated collector.

1608: Sept. 17 Fourth Internal Revenue Collection District of Calif-
ornia consolidated with the 1st District; August E. Muenter designated
collector.

1600: Sept 17 George S. Livingston made eligible for reinstatement in
the Pension Office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1912 CSR 150.

1610: Sept 17 Camp John Hay Military Reservation, Baguio, Moun-
tain Province, Luzon, P. I., modified by the addition of certain lands and
by the exclusion of certain other lands restored to the Government of
the Philippines.

1611: Sept. 19 Liberty Administrative Site, Wash., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Wenatchee National Forest.

1612: Sept. 21 R. A. Kirk made eligible for appointment as deputy col-
lector of internal revenue without examination. 1912 CSR 150.

1613 : Sept 23 Foreign vessels prohibited from entering certain speci-
fied [naval base] harbors outside the continent and United States except
by special authority of the Navy Dept.

1614: Sept. 23 Additional pay for enlisted men of the Marine Corps
detailed as gun captains prescribed.

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1615: Sept. 23 Fourth Internal Revenue Collection District of Texas
consolidated with the 3rd District; Webster Flanagan designated col-
lector.

1616: Sept. 80 George E. Long made eligible for promotion from mes-
senger to a clerkship of the lowest class in the Insular Affairs Bureau,
War Dept., without examination. 1912 CSR 150.

1617: Sept. 30 Military reservations of Camp Jossman, Island of Gui-
maris, and Camp Wilhelm, Lucena, Tayabas Province, Luzon, P. I., abol-
ished and the lands restored to the Government of the Philippines.

1618: Sept. 80 Twelfth Internal Revenue Collection District of Penn-
sylvania consolidated with the 9th District ; Henry L. Hershey designated
collector.

1619: Oct. 2 Sublunary Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Pend Oreille National For-
est.

1620: Oct. 4 John K. Robinson made eligible for reinstatement as a
printer in the Weather Bureau without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1912 CSR 151.

1621: Oct 8 E. O. 1538 of May 28, 1912, reserving certain described
lands in Pinal County, Ariz., for the use of the Papago Indians, amended
to exclude a certain portion of said lands ; £. O. 1598 of Sept. 2, 1912,
amending said order to exclude certain lands reserved for the use of the
Maricopa Indians, revoked. Ill K 673.

1622: Oct. 11 Oregon National Forest, Oreg., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for classification and eventual restoration to set-
tlement.

1623 : Oct. 11 Dome Mountain Administrative Site, Mont., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Absaroka National
Forest.

1624: Oct. 15 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 4 amended to except "all employees on star routes
and in post offices of the third and fourth classes, other than postmasters
of the fourth class except those in Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Porto Rico,
and Samoa."

1625: Oct. 17 Charles A. Bronson made eligible for reinstatement as
assistant postmaster at Albion, N. Y., without regard to length of sep-
aration from the service. 1913 CSR 116.

1626: Oct. 17 Boundaries of the Station B Administrative Site, Palisade
National Forest, Idaho, modified.

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1912

1627: Oct. 18 Ulysses S. Price made eligible for appointment to the
position of deputy shipping commissioner without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1913 CSR 117.

1628: Oct 19 Fort Pikit and Fort Reina Regente Military Reservations,
Cotabato, Moro Province, Mindanao, P. I., created.

1629: Oct. 19 Siassi Military Reservation, Moro Province, P. I., en-
larged.

1630: Oct. 28 Louis R. Krumm made eligible for appointment as chief
inspector of the Radio Division of the Navigation Bureau, Commerce and
Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 117.

1681: Oct. 28 DeLorma A. Morrow made eligible for appointment as
special agent in the Corporations Bureau without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1912 CSR 117.

1632: Oct. 28 Moapa River Indian Reservation, Nev., enlarged. Ill
K682.

1633: Oct. 28 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as a rifle
range for the use of the National Guard.

1634: Oct. 28 Sawyer Administrative Site, Utah, created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Dixie National Forest.

1635: Oct. 28 Guy Emerson made eligible for appointment as special
agent in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913
CSR 117.

1636: Oct. 29 £. 0. Merchant made eligible for appointment as special
agent in the Corporations Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1913 CSR 117.

1637: Oct. 29 Specifications for National Flags and Union Jacks, as
prescribed by E. O. [15561 °f June 24, 1912, revoked, and new specifica-
tions prescribed.

1638: Nov. 1 Mrs. Robert L. Bowman made eligible for appointment as
matron in the Indian Service without examination. 1913 CSR 117.

1639: Nov. 8 Penal sum of the bond of the receiver of public moneys
at Great Falls, Mont., fixed at $30,000.

1640: Nov. 8 Deep Creek Administrative Site, Mont., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Helena National Forest.

1641 : Nov. 8 Deer Lick Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Payette National Forest.

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1912

1642: Nov. 14 Niobrara Reservation, Neb., reestablished as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

1643: Nov. 14 American Fork Administrative Site, Mont., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Absaroka National
Forest.

1644: Nov. 19 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII, on Interior Dept. posi-
tions, amended to except all employees of the Neopit Lumber Mills, on
the Menominee Indian Reservation, "Wis. 1913 CSR 112.

1646: Nov. 22 County of Miami transferred from the 10th Internal
Revenue Collection District of Ohio to the 1st District.

1646: Nov. 23 Little Walnut Administrative Site, Ariz., created for use
in the administration of the Tonto National Forest.

1647: Nov. 23 Ashland Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Custer National Forest.

1648: Nov. 23 Vernal Land Office,' Utah, abolished and business and
archives pertaining thereto transferred to the Salt Lake City Land
Office.

1649: Nov. 26 Moapa River Indian Reservation, Nev., modified. HI K
682.

1650: Nov. 27 William R. Carpenter made eligible for appointment to
a clerical position in the Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1913 CSR 118.

1661 : Nov. 27 George W. Baptist . made eligible for transfer from la-
borer to a classified position of the subclerical grade in the Custom House
at New York, N. Y., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR
118.

1662: Nov. 29 George H. Hamilton made eligible for appointment as
assistant postmaster at Newark, Ohio, without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1913 CSR 118.

1663: Dec. 3 W. B. Johnson made eligible for reinstatement to a posi-
tion in the General Land Office without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1913 CSR 118.

1664: Dec. 3 Louis H. Eberlein made eligible for reinstatement to a
classified position in the Customs Service at New York, N. Y., without
regard to length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 118.

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1912

1665: Dec. 5 Certain described lands in Arizona, reserved by E. O.
1374 of June 16, 1911, for the use of the Papago Indians, restored to the
public domain, and certain other lands reserved for said purpose. HI
K673.

1666: Dee. 6 Isthmian Canal Commission authorized to take title to all
lands and lands under water in the Canal Zone necessary for the con-
struction and maintenance of the Panama Canal. M 132 ; 1912 PCR 614 ;
VI PCRec 135.

1667: Dec. 7 Dorsey £. Phillips made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position or as immigrant inspector in the classified service with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 118.

1668: Dec. 7 Chemisso Island Reservation, Alaska, created as a pre-
serve and breeding ground for native birds.

1659: Dec. 7 Positions of artisan and supervisory artisan in the Navy
Dept. placed in the classified service. Sept. 1914 CSA 67-June 1937 CSA
63; 1913 CSR 115.

1660: Dec. 10 Alta Administrative Site, Mont., as created by Interior
Sec'y's order of Dec. 16, 1908, for use as a ranger station in the admin-
istration of the Bitterroot National Forest, enlarged.

1661 : Dec. 12 Certain described lands in Port Angeles, Wash., reserved
for a Federal building site to be under the control of the Treasury Dept.,
and certain other lands reserved for the use of the Weather Bureau
and Forest Service of the Agriculture Dept.

1662: Dec. 14 Alice Engle made eligible for appointment to a clerical
position in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1913 CSR 119.

1668: Dec. 16 Guy Emerson made eligible for appointment to a class-
fied position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

1664: Dec. 17 Pishkun Reservation, Mont., created as a preserve and
breeding ground for native birds.

1666: Dec. 17 Charles R. Pickard, temporary special agent in the Cen-
sus Bureau, made eligible for a classified appointment without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 119.

1666: Dec. 19 William C. Boutelle made eligible for reinstatement to
a classified position in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1913 CSR 119.

1667: Dec. 19 Thomas E. Price made eligible for promotion from mes-
senger to clerk in the Post Office Dept. without examination. 1913 CSR
120.

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1912

1668: Dec. 19 Horace P. DeHart made eligible for transfer from the
excepted position of confidential clerk to the Assistant Interior Sec'y to
a competitive position in the Interior Dept. without examination. 1913
CSR 120.

1669: Dec. 19 Desecheo Island Reservation in Mono Passage, P. R.,
reserved as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds, subject to
continued use for naval and lighthouse purposes.

1670: Dec. 80 Samuel £. Fouts made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant examiner in the Patent Office, Interior Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 120.

1671 : Dec. 81 W. D. Lundy made eligible for appointment to a clerical
position without regard to length of separation from the service. 1913
CSR 120.

1672: Dec. 81 Petersburg Administrative Site, Alaska, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Tongass National Forest.

1673: Dec. 31 Comanche Administrative Site, Utah, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Dixie National Forest.

, 1913

1674: Jan. 1 Dr. Ralph D. Converse made eligible for reinstatement as
immigrant inspector in the Commerce and Labor Dept. without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 120.

1675: Jan. 3 James E. Taylor, former deputy collector of internal rev-
enue, made eligible for reinstatement in the Internal Revenue Service
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 121.

1676: Jan. 8 William B. Kilpatrick made eligible for reinstatement in
the classified service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1913 CSR 121.

1677: Jan. 8 Gallinas Administrative Site, N. Mex., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Lincoln National Forest.

1678: Jan. 9 Gravel Island Reservation, Lake Michigan, created as a
preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

1679: Jan. 9 John J. Donahue made eligible for transfer from the ex-
cepted position of special examiner to a non-excepted position in the
Pensions Bureau. 1913 CSR 121.

1680: Jan. 13 Canal Zone regulations governing the inspection of steam
vessels amended as to issuance of inspection certificates and as to life
saving equipment. M 132; 1912 PCR 615; VI PCRec 183.

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1913

1681: Jan. 14 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for use of
the Paiute, Shoshone, and other Indians. Ill K 684.

1682: Jan. 14 Certain Montana lands reserved for administrative pur-
poses in connection with the affairs of the Flathead Indians. Ill K 681,
IV K 1026.

1683: Jan. 16 Dog Canyon Administrative Site, N. Mex., created for
use as a stock watering place in the administration of the Lincoln Na-
tional Forest.

1684: Jan. 17 Ollie M. Croghan made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Justice Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSB
121.

1685: Jan. 21 Monico Lopez made eligible for appointment as mes-
senger in the Office of the Chief of the Army Quartermaster Corps with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSB 121.

1686: Jan. 21 Regulations governing the kind and quantity of the com-
ponent articles of the Army ration amended as to the garrison ration, to
add lard compound as a substitutive article for lard, and as to food for
troops traveling on Army transports.

1687: Jan. 24 George J. Bunce made eligible for reinstatement in a
subclerical position in the Mint and Assay Service without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 122.

1688: Jan. 24 John Moynihan made eligible for reinstatement as un-
classified laborer in the Kansas City, Mo., post office without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 122.

1689: Jan. 24 John Garcin, clerk in the Customs Service at New Or-
leans, La., made eligible for transfer to clerk in the Forest Service at
Flagstaff, Ariz. 1913 CSR 122.

1690: Jan. 24 Mrs. C. E. Jones made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR
122.

1691: Jan. 24 Gertrude Printz made eligible for promotion from sub-
clerical grade to clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1913 CSR 122.

1692: Jan. 27 Mabel P. LeRoy, clerk to sign the President's name to
land patents in the Interior Dept. classified with her position.

1693: Jan. 27 Laura A. Thompson made eligible for appointment as
clerk (librarian-translator) in the Children's Bureau, Commerce and
Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 123.

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1913

1694: Jan. 27 Sum of the penal bond of receiver of public moneys at
Guthrie, Okla., fixed at $15,000.

1695: Jan. 29 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 35, amended as
to bonding of interpreters promoted from the student interpreter corps.

1696: Feb. 3 Will S. Cox made eligible for reinstatement as railway
mail clerk in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1913 CSR 123.

1697: Feb. 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision Y, on Navy Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 5 excepting artisan and supervisory artisan
positions at the Cavite, Olongapo, and Guantanamo Naval Stations. 1912
CSR 135.

1698: Feb. 7 Cyrus F. Adams made eligible for appointment to a com-
petitive position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1913 CSR 123.

1699 : Feb* 10 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use of
the Navajo Indians. Ill K 673.

1700: Feb. 10 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
of the Navajo Indians. Ill E 688.

1701 : Feb. 10 Kansas National Forest, Kan., enlarged.

1702 : Feb. 12 Certain (Government employees granted leave to attend
the U.S.S. Maine memorial services, Feb. 15, 1913.

1703: Feb. 14 Augur Barracks Military Reservation, Jolo, Moro Prov-
ince, P. I., enlarged.

1704: Feb. 18 Las Sabanas, C. Z., excepted from provisions of E. O.
1656 of Dec. 5, 1912, directing the chairman of the Isthmian Canal Com-
mission to take possession of all privately owned lands in the Canal
Zone. M133; 1912 PCR 616; VI PCBec 227.

1705: Feb. 18 All citizens of the United States, employed by the Isth-
mian Canal Commission, as artisans, having rendered one year's satis-
factory service on the Isthmus of Panama, made eligible for transfer to
corresponding positions in the classified service in the United States
within three years after date of discharge. M 133; 1912 PCR 616; VI
PCRec 227.

1706: Feb. 20 E. O. [1648] of Nov. 23, 1912, abolishing the Vernal
Land Office, Utah, revoked.

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1913

1707: Feb. 20 John Fitzgerald made eligible for promotion from opener
and packer to merchandise sampler in the Office of the Appraiser of
Merchandise at New York, N. Y., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1913 CSR 123.

1708: Feb. 20 Martin J, Murphy made eligible for promotion from sugar
sampler in the Office of the Appraiser of Merchandise at New York,
N. Y., to clerk without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 123.

1709: Feb. 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions, amended to exclude from exception one cashier in each mint, and
one cashier in the assay office at New York, N. Y. 1912 CSR 135.

1710: Feb. 20 Dr. David C. Hanawalt made eligible for reinstatement
as veterinary inspector in the Animal Industry Bureau, Agriculture
Dept., without regard to length of separation from the service. 1913
CSR 124.

1711 : Feb. 21 John S. Beach made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Pension Office, without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1913 CSR 124.

1712: Feb. 24 Entry into the continental United States of alien laborers
bearing passports enabling them to go to countries or places other than
the continental United States, forbidden. M 134; VI PCRec 235.

1713: Feb. 24 Five specified islands in West Sound, Wash., reserved for
public purposes.

1714: Feb. 25 Twenty-one specified employees of the Post Office Serv-
ice made eligible for retention without classification; Civil Service
Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions excepted from examination],
Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. positions], amended to eliminate
Paragraph 3, excepting one private sec'y or confidential clerk to the
Postmaster at certain post offices. 1912 CSR 136.

1715: Feb. 25 John J. Farrell made eligible for appointment as letter
carrier in the Brooklyn, N. Y., post office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1913 CSR 124.

1716: Feb. 25 * Findings, conclusions, and acts of commissioners Francis
M. Corkrell and Sam R. Scott, with respect to the establishment and
demarcation of the boundary line between New Mexico and Texas, ap-
proved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

1717: Feb. 26 Chamberlain Land District, S. Dak., abolished, and lands
and business and archives pertaining thereto, transferred to the Greg-
ory Land District.

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1913

1718: Feb. 26 Office for the Gregory Land District, S. Dak., removed
from Gregory to Carter.

1719: Feb. 26 Certain described lands transferred from the Chamber-
lain Land District, S. Dak., to the Pierre Land District.

1720: Feb. 26 Ralph Hoagland made eligible for reinstatement as lab-
oratory inspector in the Animal Industry Bureau, Dept. of Agriculture,
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 124.

1721 : Feb. 26 Matthew A. Henson made eligible for appointment to
any appropriate position in the classified service without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1913 CSR 124.

1722: Feb. 26 Charles A. Gibson made eligible for appointment to any
appropriate position in the Plant Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 124.

1722% : Feb. 26 Canal Zone Regulations governing compensation to in-
jured employees engaged in sanitation, maintenance, operation, or con-
struction work on the Canal or the Panama Railroad, prescribed. M 134 ;
1912 PCR 620; VI PCRec 250.

1723: Feb. 27 Frank P. Caviezel made eligible for reinstatement as
special employee in the Internal Revenue Service without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 125.

1724: Feb. 27 Seward Charles made eligible for appointment as struc-
tural engineer draftsman in the. office of the Supervising Architect,
Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 125.

1726: Feb. 28 Alexander J. Stormont, clerk to the War Sec'y, made
eligible for transfer to a clerkship in the competitive classified service
without examination. 1913 CSR 125.

1726: Feb. 28 Aaron Burnett, laborer in the Treasury Dept., made eli-
gible for transfer to any subclerical classified position in said Dept.
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 125.

1727: Feb. 28 William F. Smith, unclassified assistant chief messenger
in the Treasury Sec'y's Office, made eligible for transfer to the classified
service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 125.

1728: Feb. 23 Federal per diem employee and other day laborers in
the District of Columbia excused from work on Inauguration Day, Mar.
4, 1913.

1729: Mar. 3 Louise F. Bradley made eligible for appointment as char-
woman in the State, War, and Navy Dept. Building without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 125.

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1913

1730: Mar. 3 Col. Heber M. Creel made eligible for appointment as su-
pervisor of Indian schools without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913
CSB 126.

1731: liar. 8 Katherine T. Gerald, temporary employee in the Pen-
sions Bureau, made eligible for appointment to classified position in said
Bureau without examination. 1913 CSB 126.

1732: liar. 8 Alice E. Gibbs made eligible for appointment to a position
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR
126.

1733: Mar. 3 Aleutian Islands Reservation, Alaska, created for the
propagation of reindeer and fur-bearing animals and the development
of fisheries.

1734: Mar. 8 Jesse L. Suter, confidential clerk in the Office of the First
Assistant Postmaster General, made eligible for appointment to a clerical
position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1913 CSR 127.

1735: Mar. 3 Thomas Butler, messenger in the Office of the Postmaster
General, made eligible for appointment as laborer in the classified serv-
ice without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 126.

1736: Mar. 8 Joab P. Foster made eligible for reinstatement as veter-
inary inspector in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1913 CSR 126.

1737: Mar. 3 Fred Roege, former post office inspector, made eligible
for reinstatement as assistant postmaster at Pensacola, Fla., without re-
gard to length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 127.

1738: Mar. 8 Charles H. Shaw made eligible for appointment to a class-
ified position in the Customs Service at New York, N. Y., without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 127.

1739: Mar. 8 H. Norman Fleming, former copyist, made eligible for
reinstatement as clerk in the Pension Office without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1913 CSR 126.

1740: Mar. 3 Catherine Branan made eligible for appointment as char-
woman in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1913 CSR 125.

1741 : Mar. 3 Edward Hawkins made eligible for appointment as laborer
in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913
CSR 126.

1742: Mar. 3 Cottonwood Administration Site, Utah, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the La Sal National Forest.

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1913

1743: Mar. 3 Nebo National Forest, Utah, diminished and the excluded
lands withdrawn for classification and eventual restoration to settlement
and entry.

1744: Mar. 10 Mabel P. Leroy, clerk in the Interior Dept., again des-
ignated to sign the President's name to land patents. 1913 CSR 127.

1745: Mar. 11 Charles Earl, Solicitor of the Commerce Dept. designated
to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Labor Sec'y and the
Assistant Sec'y.

1746: Mar. 14 E. O. [1438] of Nov. 23, 1911, placing certain lands be-
tween Hot Springs and Fort Gibbon, Alaska, under the control of the
Interior Sec'y revoked; and said lands reserved for the use of the Signal
Corps.

1747: Mar. 17 Pine Mountain Administrative Site, Oreg., created as a
ranger station in the administration of the Deschutes National Forest.

1748: Mar. 18 Edward H. Hayden made eligible for appointment to
position in the classified service in the Treasury Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 127.

1749: Mar. 19 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to bird protection
prescribed. M 140; 1912 PCR 616; VI PCRec 271, VII PCRec 5.

1760: Mar. 19 E. O. 1002 of Jan. 6, 1900, pertaining to the enforcement
of the Railway Safety Appliance Act, amended to authorize the com-
mandants of Navy Yards, subject to the approval of the Chief of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Dept., to determine the extent of the
application of said Act to equipment and rolling stock at Navy yards.
M 141; VI PCRec 270.

1751: Mar. 20 Canal Zone Regulations governing the administration of
the estates of deceased and insane employees of the Isthmian Canal
Commission, the Canal Zone, or the Panama Railroad Company, amended.
M 141; VI PCRec 271.

1752: Mar. 20 Canal Zone Regulations on foreign corporations pre-
scribed. M 142; 1912 PCR 619; VI PCRec 271.

1752%: Mar. 21 E. O. [1718] changing Gregory Land Office to Carter,
S. Dak., revoked.

1753: Mar. 22 Martin A. Enapp, presiding judge of the Commerce
Court designated to exercise for two years the powers conferred upon
the chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission by "An act con-
cerning carriers engaged in interstate commerce and their employees.' '

1754: Mar. 22 Mary K. Oulick designated land patent signer in the
Interior Dept. during the absence of the regularly designated clerk.

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1913

1755: Mar. 24 Regulations governing payment of compensation to Isth-
mian Canal Commission and Panama Railroad Company employees for
injury or death, as prescribed by E. O. [1722%] of Feb. 26, 1913, sus-
pended for lack of appropriation, and prior provisions for said purpose
continued. M 142; 1912 PCR 625; VI PCRec 270.

1756: Mar. 24 E. 0. [1719] of Feb. 26, 1913, transferring certain lands
from the Chamberlain Land District, S. Dak., to the Pierre Land District,
amended to diminish the lands so transferred.

1757: Mar. 26 Penal bonds of the receivers of public moneys for speci-
fied places prescribed.

1758: Mar. 31 Charles P. Neill, Commissioner of Labor Statistics, des-
ignated to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Labor Sec'y and
the Assistant Sec'y-

1750: Apr. 15 Certain described lands in North Dakota, with the busi-
ness and archives pertaining thereto, transferred from the Fargo Land
District to the Devils Lake Land District.

1760: Apr. 15 Fargo Land District, N. Dak., consolidated with the Bis-
marck Land District.

1761 : Apr. 15 Maritime quarantine regulations for the Canal Zone and
the harbors of the cities of Panama and Colon, Republic of Panama, pre-
scribed. M 143; 1912 PCR 625; VII PCRec 57.

1762: Apr. 18 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [to grant them to the State for park purposes].

1763: Apr. 21 Walker Lake Reservation, Ark., established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

1764: Apr. 21 Certain described lands near Kluckwan, Alaska, reserved
for use of natives of the indegenous Alaskan race.

1765: Apr. 21 E. 0. 1661 of Dec. 12 1912, reserving certain lands at
Port Angeles, Wash., for the Treasury Dept., the Forest Service, and the
Weather Bureau, modified.

1766: Apr. 21 Theodore T. Kirk made eligible for appointment as me-
chanical draftsman in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1913 CSR 127.

1767: Apr. 28 Fort Ruger Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., enlarged.

1768: Apr. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination [Subdivision] II, on Interstate
Commerce Commission positions, amended to add Paragraph 3 to include

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1913

five assistant engineers to be employed under the act of March 1, 1913,
for valuation purposes. 1913 CSR 115.

1769: Apr. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XII, on Inter-
state Commerce Commission positions, including three experts to be
members of an advisory hoard and five members of a board of engineers
to be employed under the act of March 1, 1913. 1913 CSR 113.

1770: May 1 Mary E. Netherland made eligible for transfer from clerk
to sign tribal deeds to a regular clerkship in the Interior Dept. without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 128.

1771 : May 5 Swend A. Swendsen made eligible for appointment to an
appropriate position in the competitive classified service without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 128.

1772: May 6 Certain described lands in California reserved for use of
the Nevada or Colony Indians. Ill K 678 ; IV K 1013.

1773: May 6 Certain described lands in Montana transferred, with the
business and archives pertaining thereto, from the Helena Land District,
to the Kalispell Land District.

1774: May 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
of the Navajo Indians. Ill E 688.

1775: May 6 Petit Bois Island Reservation, Gulf of Mexico, established
as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

1776: May 7 E. Ojj [983 and 1624] of Nov. 30, 1908 and Oct. 15, 1912,
respectively, governing the appointment of 4th class postmasters,
amended. 1913 CSR 113.

1777: May 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VII, on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions, amended to omit the position of chief post office inspector.

1778: May 7 Regulations governing the appointment of 4th class post-
masters, Sections 1, 2, and 7, amended as to offices having an annual com-
pensation of $180 or less, and to prohibit the appointment of a 4th class
postmaster where the annual compensation is $500, after he has reached
his sixty-fifth birthday. 1913 CSR 115.

1779: May 7 John E. Hollingsworth made eligible for reinstatement as
post office inspector without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1913 CSR 128.

1780: May 7 Romus F. Stuart made eligible for reinstatement as post
office inspector without regard to length of separation from the service.
1913 CSR 128.

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1781 : May 27 Albert Lee Thurman, Solicitor of the Commerce Dept.,
designated to act as Commerce Sec'y daring the absence of the Commerce
Sec'y and the Assistant Sec'y.

1782: June 2 Gila River Indian Reservation, Ariz., enlarged. Ill E 673,
IV K 1002.

1783: June 5 John B. Densmore, Solicitor of the Labor Dept., designated
to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Labor Sec'y and the As-
sistant Sec'y.

1784: June 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on entire classified service],
amended to delete the phrase "and confirmed by the Senate" from Para-
graph 2. 1913 CSR 113.

1786: June 9 Dr. Park Howell made eligible for a one year appointment
as acting assistant surgeon in the Public Health Service, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 128.

1786: June 11 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
classification and legislation for their disposal. Ill K 674, IV K 1003.

1787: June. 17 T. Tsenshan Wang made eligible for appointment for
three months as geologic aid by the Geological Survey without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 128.

1788: June 17 James H. Shirley made eligible for reinstatement in the
Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1913 CSR 128.

1789: June 23 Devils Lake Land District, N. Dak., abolished, and lands,
business, and archives pertaining thereto transferred to Minot Land Dis-
trict.

1790: June 27 Thomas R. Stewart, messenger boy, made eligible for
promotion to assistant messenger in the apportioned service in the Office
of the Commerce Sec'y without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR
129.

1791: June 27 Samuel Myer made eligible for reinstatement in the Gov-
ernment Printing Office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1913 CSR 129.

1792: June SO Canal Zone Regulations providing for jury trials, Para-
graph 1, amended. M 149; VIPCRec 395.

1793: July 3 Boulder Creek Administrative Site, Mont., created for use
as a nursery site in the administration of the Helena National Forest.

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1794: July 3 Certain described lands in Alabama withdrawn pending
classification and designation as a nucleus for a forest purchase area.

1795: July 3 James D. Calhoun made eligible for appointment as deputy
customs collector at Tampa, Fla., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1913 CSR 129.

1796: July 14 Limestone Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a sheep corral in the administration of the Beartooth National Forest.

1797: July 15 Regulation governing the kind and quantity of the com-
ponent articles of the Army ration amended as to substitutive articles for
lard in the garrison ration.

1798: July 18 E. 0. 1540 of May 29, 1912, reserving certain lands in
Arizona for the Walapai Indians, revoked. Ill K 674, IV K 1011.

1799: July 18 Canyon Creek Administrative Site, Wyo., created as a
ranger station in the administration of the Shoshone National Forest.

1800: July 21 Military reservation at the Rapids, Yukon Rim, Alaska,
placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

1801 : July 21 Fourth Internal Revenue Collection District of Iowa con-
solidated with the 3d District and designated the District of Iowa ; Louis
Murphy designated collector.

1802: July 21 South Carolina detached from the 4th Internal Revenue
Collection District of North Carolina and constituted the District of South
Carolina.

1803 : July 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], amended to except one private secretary or confidential clerk to the
Public Printer. 1913 CSR 113.

1804: July 24 Internal Revenue Collection District of Iowa, as desig-
nated by E. 0. 1801 of July 21, 1913, renamed 3d Internal Revenue Collec-
tion District of Iowa.

1805: July 26 William J. Harris, Census Director, designated to act as
Commerce Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y, the Assistant Sec'y> and
the Solicitor of the Dept.

1806: July 26 Camp Downes Military Reservation, Ormoc, Leyte Prov-
ince, P. I., modified by addition of certain lands and by exclusion of
certain lands restored to the government of the Philippines.

1807: July 30 Frank E. Anderson made eligible for reinstatement in the
Pensions Bureau, Interior Dept., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1913 CSR 129.

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1913

1808: Aug. 2 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraph 14, amended to except persons designated as special temporary
employees for detective work in the Internal Revenue Service. 1913 CSR
114.

1809: Aug. 6 Thomas H. Vanderford, former deputy collector of internal
revenue, made eligible for reinstatement in the Internal Revenue Service
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 130.

1810: Aug. 7 Canal Zone Regulations governing the use of flying ma-
chines prescribed. M 150; 1913 PCR560; VI PCRec 440.

1811: Aug. 9 Sarah A. Prender, skilled laborer in the Post Office Dept.,
made eligible for appointment as clerk in said Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 130.

1812: Aug. 9 Richard Lee Metcalfe appointed member of the Isthmian
Canal Commission. M 150; 1913 PCR 560; VII PCRec 5.

1813: Aug. 20 Charles M. McCabe made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1913 CSR 130.

1814: Aug. 25 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn for selec-
tion by the Agriculture Dept. for an elk refuge.

1815: Aug. 25 Edmond Pawellik made eligible for appointment as gen-
eral helper in the Navy Yard at Norfolk, Va., without regard to Regula-
tions Governing Appointments to the Navy Yard Service.

1816: Aug. 25 Pedro Abrain made eligible for appointment as general
helper in the Navy Yard at Mare Island, Calif., without regard to Regu-
lations Governing Appointments to the Navy Yard Service.

1817: Aug. 29 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to bail bonds and
money deposits in lieu thereof prescribed ; Canal Zone Code of Criminal
Procedure, Section 310, amended. M 151 ; 1913 PCR 561 ; VII PCRec 30.

1818: Aug. 29 Rio Grande National Forest, Colo., diminished and ex-
cluded lands withdrawn for classification.

1819: Sept. 4 Anaho Island Reservation, Pyramid Lake, Nev., estab-
lished as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds. Ill K 684.

1820: Sept. 4 Nebo National Forest, Utah, diminished by transfer of
certain lands to the Fillmore National Forest, Utah.

1821: Sept. 4 Pat O'Keefe made eligible for appointment as deputy col-
lector of internal revenue without examination. 1913 CSR 130.

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1822: Sept 11 James D. Scott, former clerk, made eligible for reinstate-
ment in the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1913 CSR 131.

1828: Sept. 17 Annie S. Renick made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1912 CSR 131.

1824: Sept 17 Regulations governing appointment and promotion in
the Diplomatic and Consular Service amended.

1825: Sept 17 State Dept. employees in dispatch agencies at New York,
N. Y., San Francisco, Calif., and New Orleans, La., authorized to accept
fees for certain specified notarial services.

1826: Sept 17 Emily W. Matter, temporary clerk, made eligible for ap-
pointment as clerk in the Coast and Geodetic Survey without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 131.

1827: Sept 18 David A. Robbins made eligible for reinstatement as let-
ter carrier without regard to length of separation from the service. 1913
CSR 131.

1828: Sept. 18 William B. Oreen made eligible for reinstatement as com-
positor in the Weather Bureau without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1913 CSR 131.

1829: Sept 22 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IX [on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 3 amended to except certain guards and field assistants
employed during the season of danger from forest fires. 1913 CSR 114.

1830: Sept 24 Lake Bryant Administrative Site, Fla., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Florida National Forest.

1881 : Sept 25 Certain lands in Alaska, formerly reserved for military
telegraph purposes between Fort Oibbon and Hot Springs, placed under
control of Interior Sec'y for disposal, and certain other lands reserved in
lieu thereof.

1882: Sept 25 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to punishment for
returning deportees prescribed. M 151 ; 1913 PCR 561 ; VII PCRec 67.

1883: Sept 29 Certain described lands within the Nebraska National
Forest, Neb., reserved for disposal as a seat of justice for Arthur County.

1833%: Sept 30 Use of roller towels and other towels for use of more
than one person in federal buildings discontinued.

1834: Oct 1 Mary D. Hanna made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the classified service subject to test of fitness. 1913 CSR 131.

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1913

1835: Oct. 1 Leroy E. Reed, confidential clerk to the Attorney General,
made eligible for appointment in the classified service in the Justice Dept.
1913 CSE 132.

1836: Oct. 1 Boundaries of the Hailey Land District, Idaho, redefined.

1837: Oct. 14 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision I, on Interior Dept.
[entire classified service] positions, Paragraph 2 amended to include
junior clerk, messenger, assistant messenger, and messenger boy in the
Office of Indian Affairs when filled by Indians. 1913 CSR 115.

1838: Oct. 16 Sam W. Smiley made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1913 CSR 132.

1839: Oct. 17 Mary J. Hooff made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Commerce Dept. without examination. 1913 CSR 132.

1840: Oct. 17 William J. Levy made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1913 CSR 132.

1841 : Oct. 21 Emily C. P. Shepperd made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913
CSR 132.

1842: Oct. 21 Monte C. Price, former inspector, made eligible for rein-
statement in the Postal Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1913 CSR 132.

1843: Oct. 22 Henry J. Cokayne made eligible for reinstatement as mail
carrier in the Postal Service without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1913 CSR 133.

1844: Oct. 22 Edward W. Cronin made eligible for reinstatement in the
Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1913 CSR 132.

1846: Oct. 22 Mary R. Oeddings made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without examination. 1913 CSR 133.

1846: Oct. 24 Solon J. Boughton made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant examiner in the Patent Office, Interior Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1913 CSR 133.

1847: Oct. 29 John H. Jenkins made eligible for reinstatement as in-
spector in the Immigration Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1913 CSR 133.

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1848: Oct 29 William A. Ryan, formerly with the Interstate Commerce
Commission, made eligible for appointment as comptroller in the Reclama-
tion Service. 1913 CSR 133.

1849: Oct. 29 Spring Valley Administrative Site, Nev., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Nevada National Forest.

1860: Oct. 29 Three specified North Carolina counties transferred from
the 4th Internal Revenue Collection District to the 5th District.

1851: Oct. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XII, on Interstate Commerce
Commission positions, Paragraph 1 amended to except five expert mem-
bers of an advisory board and five members of a board of engineers, and
to add Paragraphs 3-5 excepting one director, one supervisor of land
appraisals, and one chief accountant. 1913 CSR 114.

1862 : Oct. 80 J. Leo Skelly made eligible for appointment as automobile
expert in the Post Office Dept. without examination. 1913 CSR 134.

1863 : Oct. 80 Charles J. Brown made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1913 CSR 133.

1864: Not. 1 Florence Kugler, former temporary employee, made eli-
gible for appointment as clerk in the Pensions Bureau, Interior Dept.,
without examination. 1914 CSR 120.

1866: Nov. 3 Camp John Hay Military Reservation, Baguio, Mountain
Province, Luzon, P. I., enlarged.

1866: Nov. 6 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
legislation [to grant them to the city of Denver for a park].

1867: Nov. 7 Canal Zone Regulations governing the carrying of arms
and punishment for violations prescribed. M 152; 1913 PCR 562; VII
PCRec 123.

1868: Nov. 8 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
legislation [authorizing their sale to the city of Montrose for public park
purposes] .

1860: Nov. 8 Neil Senter, temporary clerk in the Quartermaster Corps
at Port Bayard, N. Mex., made eligible for retention without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 121.

1860: Nov. 11 Canal Zone Regulat ions governing interest rates on loans
prescribed. M 153; 1913 PCR 563; VII PCRec 123.

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1913

1861 : Nov. 18 George U. Hani, Jr., former assistant observer in the
Weather Bureau, made eligible for reinstatement in the classified service
in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1914 CSE 121.

1862: Nov. 28 Plans for new Federal buildings in the District of Co-
lumbia which affect the appearance of the City, and cases where any
question of Art in the Federal Government is concerned, ordered sub-
mitted to the Commissioners of Fine Arts for their advice and comment.

1863: Dec. 1 Richard Cullen made eligible for reinstatement in the War
Dept. and for transfer thereafter without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1914 CSR 121.

1864: Dec. 1 New Mexico Coal Land Withdrawal No. 1, diminished;
certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the San Juan Navajo
Indian boarding school. IV E 1030.

1865: Dec. 5 Herbert L. Solyom made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant examiner in the Patent Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1914 CSR 122.

1866: Dec. 5. Eva L. Moran made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the War Dept. without examination. 1914 CSR 121.

1867: Dec. 10 George P. Herndon, former clerk, made eligible for ap-
pointment as clerk in the Census Bureau, Commerce Dept., without ex-
amination. 1914 CSR 122.

1868: Dec. 15 Sureshot (No. 13) Administrative Site, Mont., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Madison National
Forest.

1869: Dec. 15 Pagosa Administrative Site, Colo., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the San Juan National Forest.

1870: Dec. 15 Bongao Military Reservation, Bongao, P. I., abolished,
and the lands restored to the Government of the Philippines.

1871 : Dec. 18 Alfred Freeman made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Postal Service without examination. 1914 CSR 122.

1872: Dec. 22 Mary Hill Dunn made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 122.

1873: Dec. 22 Herbert L. Halter, former clerk, Navy Dept., made eligible
for appointment as rural carrier at Hershey, Neb., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1914 CSR 122.

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1913

1874: Dec. 22 Albert E. Brown, classified laborer in the Commerce Dept.,
made eligible for promotion to clerk without examination. 1914 CSR 122.

1875: Dec. 22 Anita H. Stephens, former assistant librarian in the Sci-
ence Bureau at Manila, P. I., made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Commerce Dept. without examination. 1914 CSR 123.

1914

1876: Jan. 14 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for classifica-
tion and pending legislation for their proper disposal.

1877: Jan. 14 Allen Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Bitterroot National Forest.

1878: Jan. 16 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
legislation to permit their sale to the city of Black Hawk for water supply
protection.

1879 : Jan. 19 Edith P. Johnson made eligible for retention as chief
operator of a billing machine in the office of the Appraiser of Merchan-
dise, Port of New York, N. Y., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1914 CSR 123.

1880: Jan. 21 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to corrupt influencing
of agents, employees, or servants, prescribed. M 154 ; 1913 PCR 581 ; VII
PCRec 229.

1881: Jan. 24 Francis H. Duehay made eligible for appointment as
superintendent of prisons in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1914 CSR 123.

1882 : Jan. 24 Eliza Ryon made eligible for reinstatement in the Engrav-
ing and Printing Bureau without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1914 CSR 123.

1883: Jan. 24 E. O. [1324%] of Mar. 28, 1911, reserving all public lands
in Alaska containing medicinal springs, revoked in so far as it applies to
such lands within national forests.

1884: Jan. 27 Canal Zone Regulations prohibiting fire hunting at night
and hunting by means of spring or trap prescribed; E. 0. [1126] of Sept.
8, 1909, amending Section 454 of the Canal Zone Penal Code, revoked.
M 155; 1913 PCR 581; VII PCRec 236.

1885 : Jan. 27 Permanent organization for the completion, maintenance,
operation, government, and sanitation of the Panama Canal and the gov-
ernment of the Canal Zone, established. M 155; 1913 PCR 582; VII
PCRec 235,

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1886: Jan. 30 Musselshell Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Jefferson National Forest.

1887: Jan. 31 Certain described lands in California [in the Yosemite
National Park and the Stanislaus National Forest] reserved [as rights-
of-way in connection with the water supply of the city of San Francisco]. ,

1883: Feb. 2 Regulations governing conditions of employment for the
permanent force of the Panama Canal prescribed. M 158; 1913 PCR
584; VIIPCRec228.

1889: Feb. 3 George D. DeShields made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1914 CSR 123.

1890: Feb. 5 Howard L. Strawn, former inspector of paper and ma-
terial, made eligible for reinstatement in the Government Printing Office.
1914 CSR 123.

1891 : Feb. 5 Amount of penal bonds of receivers of public moneys at 30
designated places fixed.

1892: Feb. 6 Rose Tyler made eligible for appointment as charwoman
without regard to standing on the eligible list. 1914 CSR 124.

1893: Feb. 10 Otis A. Glazebrook made eligible for appointment in the
Consular Service without regard to the regulations governing appoint-
ment and promotion in said service.

1894: Feb. 10 George Tumlin made eligible for appointment as superin-
tendent of transportation and the farm at the Atlanta Penitentiary with-
out examination. 1914 CSR 124.

1895: Feb. 17 Bear Valley Administrative Site, Calif., established for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the California National
Forest.

1896: Feb. 24 Fort Yukon Reservation, Alaska, established for the use
of the Bureau of Education and the natives of Alaska of indigenous race
residing at Port Yukon village or within said Reservation.

1897: Mar. 2 Washington [D. C] office of the Panama Canal estab-
lished, and regulations to provide temporarily for the organization, offi-
cers and employees, and to continue in force the rules, regulations, and
Executive Orders made for the Isthmian Canal Commission prescribed.
M 162 ; 1913 PCR 587 ; VII PCRec 285.

1898: Mar. 12 Canal Zone judiciary and administrative districts estab-
lished and regulations governing the operation and jurisdiction of the
courts prescribed; town limits of Balboa and Cristobal defined. M 163;
1913 PCR 589; VII PCRec 305.

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1899: Mar. 12 Paulina National Forest, Oreg., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws, from
9 a.m., May 9, through June 7, 1914, and thereafter to entry and disposal
under any applicable land law.

1900: Mar. 12 Deschutes National Forest, Oreg., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws, from
9 a.m., May 9, through June 7, 1914, and thereafter to entry and disposal
under any applicable land law.

1901: Mar. 19 Violet Bacon Foster made eligible for reinstatement in
the Civil Service Commission and transfer as $lerk to the Foreign and
Domestic Commerce Bureau without regard to the requirement of six
months' service preceding transfer. 1914 CSR 124.

1902: Mar. 20 Canal Zone Regulations governing compensation for in-
jury or death in line of duty for employees of the Canal or of the Panama
Railroad prescribed. M 165 ; 1913 PCR 590; VII PCRec 300.

1903: Mar. 23 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the Ooshute
and other Indians. IV E 1048.

1904: Mar. 23 Kalispel Indian Reservation, Wash., established. IV K
1051.

1905: Mar. 23 Paul F. Myers made eligible for appointment in the office
of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue without examination. 1914
CSR 124.

1906: Mar. 28 Wilbur J. Eeblinger made eligible for appointment in the
Consular Service without regard to the regulations governing appoint-
ment and promotion in said Service.

1907: Mar. 28 Certain described lands of the Seattle Land District,
Wash., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, trans-
ferred to the North Takima Land District.

1908: Mar. 28 Rainier National Forest, Wash., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws from
9 a.m., May 9, through June 7, 1914, and thereafter to entry and disposi-
tion under any applicable land law.

1909: Mar. SO James L. Murphy, former deputy marshal in the Com-
merce Court, made eligible for retransf er to the classified service without
regard to the requirement of six months' service preceding transfer. 1914
CSR 124.

1910: Apr. 2 Maud B. Crawford, nee Baggett, draftsman in the Geologi-
cal Survey, Interior Dept., made eligible for transfer to copyist in tie
Supplies and Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept., without regard to the re-
quirement of six months' service preceding transfer. 1914 CSR 124.

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1911: Apr. 7 Certain described lands in California [in the Yosemite
National Park and the Stanislaus National Forest] reserved [as rights-
of-way in connection with the water supply of the city of San Francisco].

1912: Apr. 13 W. R. P. Thompson, former acting asst. surgeon in
Mexico, made eligible for appointment in the Public Health Service in the
United States without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 125.

1913: Apr. 13 George R. Bennett made eligible for appointment and
transfer from the excepted position of clerk in the office of the Purchas-
ing Agent to the non-excepted position of clerk in the Post Office Dept.
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 125.

1914: Apr. 13 Cleveland National Forest, Calif., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Los Coyotes Mission Indian Reservation.
IV K 1014.

1915: Apr. 14 Ada M. Nolan made eligible for reinstatement in a classi-
fied subclerical grade in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1914 CSR 125.

1916: Apr. 16 Trust period on allotments of the Sisseton and Wahpeton
Band of Sioux Indians of the Jjake Traverse Reservation, N. Dak. and
S. Dak., extended for 10 years. IV K 1046.

1917: Apr. 16 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to payment of tolls
and bills for materials, supplies, repairs, harbor pilotage, and other serv-
ices furnished to vessels by the Panama Canal, prescribed. M 172 ; 1913
PCR597; VII PCRec 350.

1918: Apr. 21 John M. Savage, former vice consul and consul, made
eligible for appointment in the Consular Service without regard to the
regulations governing appointment and promotion in said Service.

1919: Apr. 21 Arkansas National Forest, Ark., diminished and excluded
lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws, for 28 days
from the 56th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter, to disposi-
tion under any applicable land law.

1919%: Apr. 21 Certain Alaska lands reserved for townsite purposes
as Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1.

1920: Apr. 21 Klawak Reservation, Tongass Forest, Alaska, established
for the use of the Bureau of Education and the natives of Alaska of
indigenous race.

1920%: Apr. 21 Point MacKensie, Point Campbell, Point Possession,
and Fire Island Military Reservations, Alaska, established.

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1921: Apr. 22 James W. Cole made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1914 CSE 125.

1922: Apr. 24 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the use of
the Utah National Guard as a target range and as permanent maneuver
grounds.

1923: Apr. 25 Virginia Winslow made eligible for appointment as char-
woman in the War Dept. without regard to the regulations governing the
employment of laborers in Washington, D. C.

1924: Apr. 27 Lands excluded from the Oregon National Forest, Oreg.,
by E. 0. 1622 of Oct. 11, 1912, opened to entry and selection only for 20
days, from 9 a.m., May 8, 1914, and thereafter to disposal under any
applicable land law.

1925: Apr. 28 Charlotte County, Va., transferred from the 2d to the 6th
Internal Revenue Collection District.

1926: Apr. SO Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 492 and 561,
pertaining to compensation of salaried officers and salary accounts,
amended.

1927: May 2 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the
use of the War Dept. for construction of a military road from the railroad
station at Bayard to Central.

1923: May 4 Toiyabe National Forest, Nev., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws, for
28 days from the 56th day after the date of this Order and thereafter to
entry and disposition under any applicable land law.

1929: May 4 Bonita Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in connection with the administration of the Missouri
National Forest.

1930: May 5 E. 0. [1472] of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting certain Federal
employees residing in certain Virginia and Maryland municipalities to
hold local office, amended to include Federal employees residing in Somer-
set, Md.

1981 : May 5 Federal employees in the District of Columbia, belonging
to organizations participating in the ceremonies in memory of Commodore
John Barry, excused from duty at noon on the date of said ceremonies,
May 16.

1932: May 6 Raymand Augusterfer made eligible for promotion from
electrician to chief engineer in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 126.

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1933 : Hay 6 James D. Troy made eligible for promotion from assistant
engineer to assistant chief engineer in the Agriculture Dept. without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 126.

1934: May 9 Spring Valley Administrative Site, Nev., created for use as
a ranger station in connection with the administration of the Nevada
National Forest; E. 0. 1849 of Oct. 29, 1913, reserving adjacent lands,
revoked.

1935: Hay 12 Paul V. Sauls made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the classified service without examination. 1914 CSR 126.

1936: Hay 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision I, on Interior Dept.
positions, Paragraph 5 amended to include positions of six inspectors for
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. 1914 CSR 120.

1937: Hay 13 Regulations governing the kind and component quantities
of the Army Ration revoked and new regulations prescribed.

1938: May 13 Governor of the Panama Canal authorized to grant par-
dons and reprieves, remit fines and forfeitures, establish a parole system
for prisoners, and establish regulations governing employment and wel-
fare for prisoners in penal institutions of the Canal Zone. M 174; 1913
PCR599; VII PCRec 399.

1939: Hay 15 E. 0. 1856 of Nov. 5, 1913, reserving certain described
lands in Colorado pending legislation, revoked.

1940: May 15 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
legislation to enlarge the Pike National Forest.

1941 : Hay 15 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
legislation [to grant them to the city of Denver for park purposes].

1942: Hay 16 Willard H. Wheeler made eligible for promotion from
laborer to watchman in the State, War, and Navy Dept. Building without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 126.

1943: May Shake Creek Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Sawtooth National Forest.

1944: May 20 Committee created for the official opening of the Panama
Canal ; members designated, and payment of salaries and expenses under
the direction of the governor of the Panama Canal authorized. M 175;
1913 PCR 600; VII PCRec 399.

1945: May 20 Amount of penal bond of receiver of public moneys at
Great Falls, Mont., fixed at $10,000.

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1946: May 21 Challis National Forest, Idaho, diminished and the ex*
eluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws for 28
days from the 56th day from the date of this Order, and thereafter to
entry and disposal under any applicable land law.

1947: May 26 E. 0. 1472 of Feb. 14, 1912. permitting certain Federal
employees residing in certain Virginia and Maryland municipalities to
hold local office, amended to include Federal employees residing in North
Beach, Md. Dec. 1916 CSA 35, Jan. 1918 CSA 38.

1948: May 26 Balboa Naval Radio Station, C. Z., created. M 175; 1913
PCR600; VIIPCRec412.

1949: May 28 Wallace J. Young, asst. chief of the Appointments
Bureau, State Dept., made eligible for appointment in the Consular Serv-
ive without regard to the regulations governing appointments and promo-
tions in said service.

1960: May 28 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 663-671, 686,
687, and 692, pertaining to invoices, amended.

1951 : May 29 Lamance Administrative Site, Nev., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Santa Rosa National Forest.

1951% : June 1 Prior orders fixing royalty rates for oil produced in the
Osage Indian Reservation, Ark., modified. IV E 1037.

1952: June 2 S. W. Stratton, Director of the Standards Bureau, desig-
nated to act as Commerce Sec'y during the absence of said Sec'y-

1958 : June 3 Anthony Bonaud, former customs inspector, made eligible
for reinstatement as watchman in the Customs House and Post Office
Bldg., New Orleans, La., without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1914 CSR 126.

1964: June 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the
use of the War Dept. for the construction of a military road from the
Bayard railroad station to Central.

1966: June 6 E. 0. 1946 of May 21, 1914, excluding certain lands from
the Challis National Forest, Idaho, amended to redefine the excluded
lands.

1966: June 6 Brooks Meadows Administrative Site, Oreg., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Oregon National
Forest.

1967: June 6 Divide Administrative Site, Oreg., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Oregon National Forest.

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1968: June 6 Certain described lands at Eureka, Copper Center, Kok-
rines, and Circle Alaska, reserved for the use of the Army Signal Corps
for the operation of military telegraph lines.

1969: June 6 Smith Island Reservation, Strait of Juan de Fuca, Wash.,
established as a bird refuge, subject to use for lighthouse purposes.

1960: June 9 Jurisdiction over the export of arms and munitions to
Mexico by sea placed in the Commerce Dept., and by land in the Treasury
Dept.

1961 : June 9 Bartley F. Lynch made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant custodian in the Treasury Dept., and for appointment as watch-
man in the New York Post Office Building without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1914 CSR 127.

1962: June 9 Four-hour workday on Saturday from June 15 to Sept. 15
prescribed for Federal employees ; all conflicting orders, with the excep-
tion of E. 0. [777] of Apr. 4, 1908, pertaining to certain naval stations,
revoked. Jan. 1918 CSA 12-Sept. 1924 CSA 12; M 176.

1968: June 16 Rules governing the employment of unskilled labor in
Federal offices outside of Washington, D. C, Section 1 amended to reduce
the maximum age limit for admission to examination from 60 to 50 years.

1912 CSR 116.

1964: June 16 Civil service Rule X [pertaining to transfers], Section 10
amended, and Sections 11, 12, and 13, as to transfers from Puerto Rico,
the Canal Zone, and the Philippine Islands, added. 1913 CSR 112 ; M 176 ;

1913 PCR 601; VII PCRec 526.

1966: June 16 Valley Creek Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Challis National Forest.

1966: June 18 Catherine T. Moran made eligible for appointment as
clerk-typist in the office of the Chief of Ordnance, War Dept., without
examination. 1914 CSR 127.

1967: June 19 Ellen H. Painter made eligible for appointment in. the
Agriculture Dept. without examination. 1914 CSR 127.

1967- A: June 2$ Certain described lands in Alaska reserved as Alaska
Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal No. 2, for purposes of railroad and
other construction.

1968: June 27 Louis W. Nelson made eligible for reinstatement as spe-
cial clerk in the San Francisco, Calif., post office without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1914 CSR 128.

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1969: June 80 Portions of the Gregory and Timberlake Land Districts,
S. Dak., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, trans-
ferred to the Pierre Land District.

1970: July 2 Civil Service Rides, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XI [ positions],

Paragraph 3 amended as to commercial and special agents investigating
foreign trade conditions. 1914 CSR 119.

1971: July 2 Dr. Park Howell made eligible for retention as acting as-
sistant surgeon in the Public Health Service for a period not to exceed
one year without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 128.

1972: July 2 Toll Mountain Administrative Site, Mont, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Deerlodge National
Forest.

1973: July 2 E. 0. 1818 of Aug. 29, 1913, excluding certain lands from
the Rio Grande National Forest, Colo., amended to open the said excluded
lands to entry only for 28 days from the 56th day after the date of this
Order and thereafter to disposal under any applicable land law.

1974: July 2 Certain described lands in Fort Yukon and Tanana,
Alaska, reserved for the use of the Bureau of Education.

1975: July 3 Canal Zone Regulations governing the duties of the clerk
and assistant clerk of the District Court, the registration of property, and
the issuance and recording of marriage licenses, prescribed ; previous acts
of said clerk and his assistant pertaining to these matters ratified. M
177; 1914 PCR 520; VII PCRec 475.

1976: July 3 John R. Silliman, vice and deputy consul at Saltillo, Mex-
ico, made eligible for promotion without regard to regulations governing
appointments and promotions in the consular Service.

1977: July 6 Capt. James Lee Cochran, an officer of the Philippine Con-
stabulary, made eligible for appointment as field agent in the Agriculture
Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 128.

1978: July 6 Zera A. Eullman made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in a subclerical grade in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1914 CSR 129.

1979: July 6 Hans Peter Guttormsen, formerly in the Engineer Dept. at
Large, made eligible for appointment as laborer in the Rock Island
Arsenal, 111., without examination. 1914 CSR 129.

1980: July 6 William N. Fisher, Jr., made eligible for promotion from
messenger in the Patent Office to classified laborer without regard to

Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 128.

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1981 : July 6 Delia A. Garvey made eligible for reinstatement as opera-
tive in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1914 CSR 128.

1982: July 6 Paul E. Jamieson, messenger, made eligible for appoint-
ment as stenographer and typist in the Agriculture Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 129.

1933: July 6 Ella Riley Oliphant made eligible for appointment in the
Government Printing Office without examination. 1914 CSR 129.

1984: July 7 Certain described lands of the Missoula Land District,
Mont., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, trans-
ferred to the Ealispell Land District.

1985: July 8 Mary L. Brown made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the War Dept. without examination. 1914 CSR 129.

1986: July 9 Umpqua National Forest, Oreg., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws for 28
days from the 56th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
entry and disposal under any applicable land law.

1987: July 9 Gravina, Fish Bay, and Long Bay Reserves, Alaska, estab-
lished for the use of the Bureau of Education and natives of indigenous
Alaskan race under the care of said Bureau.

1988: July 9 Canal Zone Regulations governing radio equipment on
ocean-going vessels prescribed. M 178; 1914 PCR 520; IV PCRec 487.

1989: July 9 Canal Zone Regulations authorizing the Board of Admeas-
urement to administer oaths to witnesses appearing before the said board
and to compel their attendance prescribed. M 194 ; 1914 PCR 521 ; VII
PCRec 487.

1990: July 9 Panama Canal Regulations governing the operation and
navigation of the Canal, applicable to all vessels, masters of vessels or
their agents, desiring to use the Canal and terminal ports or waters under
its jurisdiction, prescribed. M 178; 1914 PCR 521 ; VII PCRec 497.

1991: July 9 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal
Government, waived to permit employees of the Reclamation and Na-
tional Park Service to serve as deputy State fish and game wardens.
1914 CSR 120.

1992: July 15 Anna B. Frost made eligible for appointment as copyist
in the Construction and Repair Bureau, Navy Dept., without examination.
1914 CSR 130.

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1993: July 17 Blackbeard Island Reservation, Ga., created as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds, subject to Treasury Dept. use of
the Island for quarantine purposes.

1994: July 22* Motorboat Capo d'Ano, forfeited to the United States
for violation of the immigration laws, assigned to the Immigration
Service.

# Has form of a proclamation.

1995: July 23 Navajo Indian Reservation, Ariz., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands reserved as a rifle range for temporary use of the state
militia. IV K 1003.

1996: July 25 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to classification of the
service], amended to add Section 10 permitting a vacant position requir-
ing specialized qualifications to be filled without competitive examina-
tion ; E. 0. 1266 of Dec. 1, 1910, and Schedule A, Subdivision I, Paragraph
15 revoked. 1914 CSR 118.

1997: July 25 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to qualifications of ap-
plicants], amended by adding a proviso to Section I ,to permit non-
citizens to be examined for a vacant position where there is a lack of
eligible citizens. 1914 CSR 118.

1998: July 25 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion I, Clause (c) amended to permit a probationer separated from the
service to be restored to the register of eligibles if in good standing. 1914
CSR 118.

1999: July 28 Corporation income tax returns opened to inspection
under rules prescribed by the Treasury Sec'y.

2000: July 28 Civil Service Rule XII [pertaining to removal and reduc-
tion], extensively amended. 1914 CSR 119.

2001 : July 28 Fred Fox, Jr., made eligible for reinstatement as store-
keeper-gauger in the Internal Revenue Service in the District of Ten-
nessee without regard to length of separation from the service. 1914
CSR 130.

2002: July 28 J. N. Gilbert made eligible for reinstatement as store-
keeper-gauger in the Internal Revenue Service in the District of Ten-
nessee without regard to length of separation from the service. 1914
CSR 130.

2008: July 28 Commercial attaches under the Commerce Dept., formerly
in the Diplomatic or Consular Service, made eligible for reinstatement in
latter Services without examination.

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2004: July 20 Certain described lands, excluded from Sioux National
Forest, Mont, and S. Dak., by Proc. [1156] of June 30, 1911, opened to
settlement only under the homestead laws for 28 days from the 56th day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to entry and disposition
under any applicable land law.

2005: July 20 B. F. Edwards made eligible for reinstatement as clerk in
the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 130.

2006: July 30 Darien Naval Radio Station, C. Z., established. M 194;
1914 PCR — ; VII PCRec 523.

2007: Aug. 3 Canal Zone Regulations declaring constables of the magis-
trates' courts to be peace officers and defining their powers and duties
prescribed. 1914 PCR 537 ; VII PCRec 523.

2008: Aug. 3 Crandall Right of Way, Wyo., reserved for use in the
administration of the Shoshone National Forest.

2009: Aug. 3 Richard Qreen made eligible for promotion from mes-
senger to clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil- Service
Rules. 1913 CSR 130.

2010: Aug. 3 Fred T. Karr made eligible for reinstatement as railway
postal clerk without regard to length of separation from the service.
1914 CSR 130.

2011 : Aug. 5 * Un-neutral services by radio stations prohibited.
* Has form of a proclamation.

2012: Aug. 5 State, Treasury, War, and Navy Sec'ys directed to co-
ordinate the activities of their respective Departments pertaining to the
relief, protection, and transportation of American citizens abroad.

2013: Aug. 6 E. O. [2012] of Aug. 5, 1914, pertaining to the relief,
protection, and transportation of American citizens abroad, amended to
provide that the State, War, Treasury, and Navy Sec'ys constitute a
Board of Relief, with the Treasury Sec'y as chairman.

2014: Aug. 6 Board of Health of the Panama Canal Zone reorganized,
and Sections 13-16 of Act 8 of the Isthmian Canal Commission repealed.
M 195; 1914 PCR 537; VII PCRec 523.

2015: Aug. 7 Maj. Gen. W. W. Wotherspoon, Army Chief of Staff, desig-
nated to act as Sec'y of War during the absence of said Sec'y.

2016: Aug. 8 Canal Zone Regulations governing the customs require-
ments for vessels arriving in the Canal Zone ; authorizing customs officers
to administer oaths and certify invoices covering shipments of merchan-

1914

dise from the Canal Zone to the United States and fixing punishment for
customs violations, prescribed. M 195; 1914 PCR 537; VII PCRec 3.

2017: Aug. 8 Issuance by the Treasury Dept. of instructions to customs
officers for enforcement of the neutrality laws ordered.

2018: Aug. 14 Postal Laws and Regulations of the U. S. extended to the
Panama Canal Zone. M 196; 1914 PCR 538; VII PCRec 35.

2019 : Aug. 14 Canal Zone Regulations governing security for costs in
civil cases prescribed. M 196; 1914 PCR 538; VIII PCRec 35.

2020: Aug. 14 Canal Zone maritime quarantine regulations amended.
M 197; 1914 PCR 539; VII PCRec 11.

2021 : Aug. 14 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
amended to permit discretionary issuance of passports to citizens abroad
on application by relatives or legal representatives in this country.

2022 : Aug. 14 Consular Regulations, Paragraphs 159 and 160 on fees
and visas, and Tariff of Consular Fees, Sections 8, 9, and 32, amended.
1916 CRC 49, 1925 CRC 47.

2023: Aug. 14 Certain described lands in California reserved for Indian
use. IV K 1013.

2024: Aug. 17 Twin Sisters Administrative Site, Colo., created for use
as a lookout station in the administration of the Colorado National
Forest.

2025: Aug. 22 Charles E. Stewart made eligible for appointment as chief
clerk and superintendent of buildings in the Justice Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 131.

I: Aug. 22 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to the operation of
street railway cars at crossings prescribed. M 199 ; 1914 PCR 541 ; VIII
PCRec 35.

2027: Aug. 24 Certain lands excluded from the Challis, Lemhi, Salmon
and Sawtooth National Forests, Utah, by Procs. [1240-43] of May 19,
1913, opened to settlement only under the homestead laws for 28 days
from the 56th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to entry
and disposal under any applicable land law.

2028: Aug. 24 Certain lands excluded from the Fishlake and Manti
National Forests, Utah, by Procs. [1247 and 1248] of June 27, 1913,
opened to settlement only under the homestead laws for a period of 28
days from the 56th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
entry and disposal under any applicable land law.

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2029: Aug. 26 Certain described portion of the Deadmans Island Mili-
tary Reservation, Calif., transferred to Treasury Dept. for the use of the
Public Health Service.

2030: Aug. 27 Gila River Indian Reservation, Ariz., diminished. IV K
1002.

2031 : Aug. 27 All Customs Collection Districts ordered designated by
numbers.

2032: Aug. 27 William J. Sammond, former electrician in the State,
War, and Navy Dept. Building made eligible for appointment as elec-
trician in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1914 CSR 131.

2033: Sept. 2 Maurice B. Landers made eligible for reinstatement as
assistant examiner in the Patent Office, Interior Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1914 CSR 132.

2034: Sept. 2 Paul A. Stegall made eligible for reinstatement as railway
mail clerk without regard to length of separation from the service. 1914
CSR 131.

2035: Sept. 2 Nora C. Gleason made eligible for reinstatement in the
Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1914 CSR 131.

2036: Sept. 2 Mary E. Danks made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service without regard to length of separation from the service.
1914 CSR 131.

2037: Sept. 3 Regulations governing the operation and navigation of
the Panama Canal amended as to penalties. M 199 ; 1914 PCR 541 ; VIII
PCRec 45.

2038: Sept. 3 [War Sec'y's recommendation that certain described lands
in Coos County, Oreg., formerly reserved for military purposes, be re-
stored to the public domain for disposal] approved.

2039: Sept. 4 Provisions of law requiring that watch officers of foreign-
built ships admitted to U. S. registry, and officers inspecting such vessels
be U. S. citizens, suspended.

2040: Sept. 5 E. O. [1409] of Sept. 8, 1911, establishing the Canal Zone
postal savings system, revoked. M 199 ; 1914 PCR 541 ; VIII PCRec 85.

2041 : Sept. 5 Pinnacle Rock Lighthouse Reservation, Cape Saint Elias,
Alaska, established.

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1914

2042: Sept. 5 Navy Sec'y authorized to take over one or more radio
stations for the purpose of communication with land stations in Europe.

2043: Sept. 5 Regulations governing limits of punishment for enlisted
men of the Army prescribed.

2044: Sept. 10 William C. Delanoy and J. Brooks B. Parker made
eligible for appointment as director and asst. director, respectively, in
the War Risk Insurance Bureau, Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1914 CSR 132.

2046: Sept. 10 Zuni National Forest, Ariz, and N. Mex., merged with
the Manzano National Forest, with the latter name retained.

2046: Sept. 15 Clear Creek Administrative Site, Ariz., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Coconino National Forest.

2047: Sept. 15 E. O. 1814 of Aug. 25, 1913, creating Wyoming Elk
Refuge, revoked in so far as it applies to certain described lands.

2048: Sept. 15 Divide Administrative Site, Oregon National Forest,
Oreg., abolished.

2049: Sept. 17 Bessie H. Burwell made eligible for promotion from
classified laborer to clerk in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1914 CSR 132.

2050: Sept. 18 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 3 (Nenana Townsite),
established.

2051 : Sept. 18 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to gambling amended.
M 200; 1914 PCR 542; VIII PCRec 64.

: Sept. 19 Regulations governing compensation to injured or de-
ceased employees of the Panama Canal and Panama Railroad Company
amended as to compensation for parents partially or wholly dependent
on deceased employees. M 200 ; 1914 PCR 542 ; VIII PCRec 64.

2058 : Sept. 19 Las Palomas, Hot Springs, N. Mex., reserved pending
legislation [to preserve springs for the use of the public].

2054: Sept. 28 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to non-competitive examination, Subdivision III, on Commerce
Dept. positions, Paragraph 1 added to include clerks to commercial
attaches, in the Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau. 1914 CSR 120.

2055: Sept. 28 Jefferson National Forest, Mont., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws for 28
days from the 56th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
entry and disposal under any applicable land law.

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2066: Sept. 30 Maurice Lyons made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 132.

2057: Oct. 1 Fannie L. Hopkins made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1914 CSR 132.

2068: Oct. 2 Cedar Creek Administrative Site, Wyo., reserved for use as
a sheep driveway in the administration of the Medicine Bow National
Forest.

2069: Oct. 6 Edward A. Savoy made eligible for promotion from chief
messenger to clerk in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1914 CSR 116.

2060: Oct 8 Alaskan Townsite Withdrawal No. 4 established.

2061 : Oct. 10 Dr. J. C. Monaghan, former consul and chief of the Con-
sular Reports Division in the Commerce and Labor Dept., made eligible
for appointment in the Consular Service without regard to regulations
governing appointment and promotion in said, service.

2062: Oct. 13 Canal Zone Regulations providing for license taxes and
fees, prescribed. M 201 ; 1914 PCR 543 ; VTH PCRec 115.

2068 : Oct. 19 Adele R. Redick made eligible for appointment to classi-
fied position in the Census Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1915 CSR 116.

2064: Oct. 23 Mary H. McTwiggan made eligible for promotion from
charwoman in the Engraving and Printing Bureau to a position in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 117.

2066: Oct. 27 Margaret A. Hampton, clerk in the Census Bureau, Com-
merce Dept., made eligible for transfer as clerk to the Children's Bu-
reau, Labor Dept. 1915 CSR 117.

2066: Oct. 27 Trust period on allotments of the Papago and other In-
dians on the Papago Indian Reservation, Ariz., extended for 10 years.
IV K 1005.

2067: Oct. 28 Gray's Lake Administrative Site, Idaho, reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Caribou National Forest.

2068: Oct 28 Addie Spofford Hess made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the War Risk Insurance Bureau, Treasury Dept., without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 117.

2069: Oct. 28 Certain lands excluded from the Jemez National Forest,
N. Mex., by Proclamation [1250] of Sept. 17, 1913, opened to settlement
only under the homestead laws for 28 days from the 56th day after the

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date of this Order, and thereafter to entry and disposal under any ap-
plicable land law.

2069% : Oct. 28 Certain specified counties transferred from the 9th to
the 12th Internal Revenue District of Pennsylvania.

2070: Oct 29 Edward A. Qisburne, made eligible for appointment to
a classified position without reference to his physical condition subject
to noncompetitive examination. 1915 CSR 117.

2071: Oct. 21 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal Gov-
ernment, and Civil Service Rule I, Section 1, waived to permit Federal
employees to be appointed by the Governor of Puerto Rico as election
officers. 1915 CSR 115.

2072: Oct. 31 David A. Gates made eligible for reinstatement as agent
in the Internal Revenue Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1915 CSR 117.

2073: Nov. 4 Regulations governing the operation and navigation of
the Panama Canal, Paragraph 49, amended as to tolls on radiograms
transmitted by ships on Canal business. M 203; 1914 PCR 545; VIII
PCRec 123.

2074: Nov. 9 William W. Lemmond made eligible for reinstatement in
the Justice Dept. and transfer to the position of law clerk in the Office
of the Judge Advocate General, War Dept., without regard* to the re-
quirement of six months' service preceding transfer. 1915 CSR 117.

2075: Nov. 9 Certain described lands in Eeaahala, Eanoehe, and Koola-
upoko, Oahu, T. H., reserved for military purposes.

2076: Nov. 10 Edwin B. Smith, former Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion clerk, made eligible for reinstatement in the Post Office Dept. with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 118.

2077: Nov. 10 W. T. Bateman made eligible for appointment as navy
yard watchman without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 117.

2078: Nov. 10 Sierra National Forest, Calif., diminished and the ex-
cluded certain lands reserved for the use of the Cold Springs Band of
Indians. IV K 1013.

2079: Nov. 11 Alice B. Smith and Eunice B. Neff made eligible for ap-
pointment as clerks in the Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1915 CSR 118.

2080: Nov. 11 Ellen McCabe Bain made eligible for reinstatement as
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1915 CSR 118.

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2081: Nov. 11 Minnie D. Middelton, former clerk in the War Dept.,
made eligible for reinstatement in the classified service and appointment
as clerk in the State Dept. without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1915 CSR 119.

2082: Nov. 11 Annie Day made eligible for appointment in the Govern-
ment Printing Office without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR
118.

2083: Nov. 11 Horatio Whitted, laborer in the General Land Office,
made eligible for appointment in the classified service without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 119.

2084: Nov. 13 Amounts of the penal bonds of receivers of public moneys
at eight designated places prescribed.

2085 : Nov. 17 William P. Fix, former plate printer, made eligible for
appointment as skilled helper in the Engraving and Printing Bureau
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 119/

2086: Nov. 17 Plumas National Forest, Calif., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry only for 28 days, from the 56th day from
the date of this Order, and thereafter to disposal under any applicable
land law.

2087: Nov. 17 Mrs. C. H. Brice made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rides. 1915 CSR
119.

2088: Nov. 21 Two sons of Julian Uribe, First Vice President of the
Colombian House of Representatives, made eligible for employment on
irrigation projects without regard to Civil Service Rules, for the pur-
chase of acquiring knowledge of the theory and practice of irrigation
for introduction into the Colombian Republic. 1915 CSR 119.

2089: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the use
of the Education Bureau and Alaskan natives of indigenous race.

2090: Nov. 21 Customs Collection Districts Nos. 2 and 3, in Vermont,
abolished and new District No. 2 embracing all of the State, created with
headquarters at St. Albans, ports of entry designated and salary of the
collector prescribed.

2091 : Nov. 21 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
legislation for grant to the city of Grand Junction for water-supply pro-
tection.

2092.: Nov. 23 Big Elk Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Absaroka National Forest.

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2098: Nov. 23 East Rosebud Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Beartooth National
Forest.

2094: Nov. 23 Jackson Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National Forest.

2095: Nov. 23 Crooked Creek Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Beartooth National
Forest.

2096: Nov. 23 Diamond Administrative Site, Helena National Forest,
Mont., abolished.

2097: Nov. 28 Olympia Land Office, Wash., abolished, and lands, busi-
ness and archives pertaining thereto transferred to the Seattle Land
Office.

2098: Nov. 28 Laura £. Scott made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the State Dept. without examination. 1915 CSR 119.

2099: Deo. 1 Mrs. Onie Cummings made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1915 CSR 120.

2100: Dec. 2 Tariff of Consular Fees amended to provide that no fee
be charged for execution of income tax returns.

2101 : Deo. 3 Bloody Dick Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National
Forest.

2102: Dec. 7 Louisa W. Happersett made eligible for appointment in
the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rides. 1915 CSR
120.

2103: Deo. 7 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 5 established.

2104: Deo. 9 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 6 established.

2105: Deo. 11 Sallie Q. Jones made eligible for promotion in the Indian
Affairs Bureau, Interior Dept., without examination. 1915 CSR 120.

2106: Dec. 15 Duck Creek Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Helena National Forest.

2107: Deo. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examinations, Subdivision I, on Interior Dept.
positions, amended to add Paragraph 1 to include one superintendent of
irrigation in the Indian Service. 1915 CSR 115.

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2108: Dec. 19 Mrs. John L. Evans made eligible for appointment as
charwoman in the State, War, and Navy Dept. Building, without regard
to the regulations governing appointment of laborers in Washington,
D. C. 1915 CSR 120.

2109: Dec. 23 Trust period on allotments to the Chief Moses Band of
Indians in Washington, extended 10 years. IV E 1050.

2110: Dec. 28 Unsurveyed island in Padilla Bay, Wash., temporarily
reserved for lighthouse purposes.

2111: Dec. 28 Civil Service Ride XI [pertaining to promotion, Section
2], amended to add Clause (d) prohibit promotion of employees during
probation except as approved by the Civil Service Commission. 1915
CSR 112.

2112: Dec. 28 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, amended to add Subdivision IV,
on War Dept. positions, Paragraph 1 to include aeronautical engineers,
aeronautical mechanical engineers, instructors in flying and aviation
mechanicians of the Signal Corps. 1914 CSR 115.

2113: Dec. 30 Calvin Satterfield made eligible for appointment as chief
of the Accounts Division, Justice Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1915 CSR 120.

1915

2114: Jan. 5 Fred W. Carrington made eligible for promotion from as-
sistant messenger in the Pensions Bureau to the clerical grade without
examination. 1915 CSR 121.

2115: Jan. 7 Inez M. Clark and Emily I. Kramer made eligible for ap-
pointment as clerks in the War Risk Insurance Bureau, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 121.

2116: Jan. 7 George P. Kinsman made eligible to take the clerk-carrier
examination in the Postal Service without regard to physical disability.
1915 CSR 121.

2117: Jan. 9 Charles A. Lyerly, Jr., made eligible to take the examina-
tion for 2d lieutenant in the Army Engineer Corps. 1915 CSR 121.

2118: Jan. 11 Canal Zone Regulations pertaining to maritime quaran-
tine, Sections 1 and 2 amended. M 206; 1914 PCR 548; VIII PCRec 225.

2119: Jan. 12 E. O. [1776] of May 7, 1913, providing for competitive
examinations for postmasters appointed otherwise than under the regu-
lations of Nov. 25, 1912, or Jan. 20, 1909, amended. 1915 CSR 115.

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2119- A: Jan. 12 Regulations governing the granting and issuance of
passports in the United States prescribed. 1916 CRC 52, 1925 CRC 200.

2120: Jan. 15 Canal Zone Regulations governing charges for rent, fuel
and electric current furnished to employees of the Panama Canal and
the Panama Railroad Company prescribed. M 207 ; 1914 PCR 548 ; VIII
PCRec 225.

2121: Jan. 19 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 2
amended to prohibit the transfer of a person appointed through non-
competitive examination under Schedule B; and Section 12 amended to
make Panama Canal employees with two years satisfactory service in
excepted positions eligible for transfer. 1915 CSR 112 ; M 207 ; 1914 PCR
549; VIII PCRec 225.

2122: Jan. 20 Newton C. Llewellyn, former substitute carrier, made
eligible for reinstatement as a carrier in the Knoxville, Tenn., post office
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1915 CSR 121.

2123: Jan. 20 Dungeness Spit Reservation, on the Strait of Juan de
Fuca, Wash., established as a preserve and breeding ground for native
birds.

2124: Jan. 20 Ediz Hook Reservation, on the Strait of Juan de Fuca,
Wash., established as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

2125: Jan. 21 James Hands made eligible for promotion from unclassi-
fied to classified laborer in the office of the Superintendent of the State,
War, and Navy Dept. Building without regard to Civil Service Rides.
1915 CSR 121.

2126: Jan. 21 Harold J. Wagner made eligible for reinstatement to a
clerkship in the Justice Dept. without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1915 CSR 121.

2127: Jan. 25 Taylor Creek Administrative Site, Siskiyou National For-
est, Oreg., abolished.

2123: Jan. 25 Clear Creek Administrative Site, Coconino National For-
est, Ariz., enlarged.

2129: Jan. 26 Work of the Alaskan Engineering Commission in com-
pleting a survey of railroad routes placed under the supervision of the
Interior Dept.

2130: Jan. 26 Certain West Virginia corporations' income tax returns
for 1913 ordered opened to inspection by officials of said State.

2131 : Jan. 30 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use as
a rifle range by the Arizona National Guard.

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2132: Feb. 1 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], Paragraph 5, amended to include interpreters of
Hindu. 1915 CSR 113.

2133: Feb. 3 Trust period of any patent issued to any Indian for lands
on the public domain expiring in 1915 extended for one year. IV K 1053.

2134: Feb. 4 Ralph Izard, former inspector of Chinese, made eligible
for reinstatement as immigrant inspector in the Immigration Service,
Labor Dept., without regard to length of separation from the service.
1915 CSR 122.

2135: Feb. 4 Regulations governing the accounting and reporting of
receipts of the Panama Canal prescribed. M 208; 1914 PCR 550; VIII
PCRec 257.

2136: Feb. 10 Certain described lands at Monungan, Moro Province,
Mindanao, P. I., reserved for military purposes.

2137: Feb. 19 Sadie A. Killeen made eligible for appointment as a clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR
122.

2138: Feb. 19 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for the use
of the National Guard as a rifle range, and certain other lands, formerly
reserved for said purpose, restored to the Navajo Indian Reservation.
IV K 1003.

2139: Feb. 25 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1897, Paragraph
294, and Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 478, establishing max-
imum transit periods for officers traveling to and from their posts of
duty, cancelled because of wartime delays, and the transit period con-
strued to be the time actually and necessarily occupied in making direct
transit between the officer's place of residence and his post of duty.

2140: Feb. 27 Charles J. O'Neill made eligible for promotion from mes-
senger to clerk in the Pension Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1915 CSR 122.

2141 : Feb. 27 Certain described lands at Granite Point and Cook Inlet,
Alaska, reserved for the use of the Education Bureau.

2142: Mar. 1 Canal Zone Regulations governing the production, im-
portation, compounding, dealing in, dispensing, selling, or distributing,
of opium or coca leaves, etc., prescribed. M 210; 1914 PCR 552; VIII
PCRec 282.

2143: Mar. 3 E. O. 1169 of Feb. 15, 1910, reserving certain lands in
Arizona for use by the National Guard as a rifle range, revoked.

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2144: Mar. 4 Certain described lands in Aitkin County, Minn., reserved
for the use and occupancy of the Chippewa and other Indians. IV K
1023.

2145 : Mar. 4 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved, pending
legislation to permit sale to the city of Black Hawk for the protection
of its water supply.

2146: Mar. 10 Mokelumne (E) Administrative Site, Stanislaus National
Forest, Calif., abolished.

2147: Mar. 16 Certain described lands in Montana reserved for town-
site purposes.

2148 : Mar. 18 Pioneer Administrative Site, Mont, created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Deerlodge National Forest.

2140 : Mar. 18 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for the pro-
posed San Carolos dam and irrigation project. IV K 1002.

2150: Mar. 18 Certain described lands transferred from Lemmon Land
District, S. Dak., to the Timber Lake Land District.

2151 : Mar. 23 Edward D. White made eligible for reinstatement as
letter carrier at Oakland, Calif., without regard to length of separation
from the service.

2152 : Mar. 23 Dr. Edward P. Beverley made eligible for reinstatement
as physician in the Panama Canal Service without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1915 CSR 122 ; M 211 ; 1914 PCR 553 ; VIII
PCRec 307.

2153 : Mar. 24 Manti National Forest, Utah, enlarged by the addition
of all lands of the Nebo National Forest.

2154: Mar. 25 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territory, County or municipal
government, waived to permit Mark Eisner, Internal Revenue Collector
for the 3d District of New York to act as delegate to the New York
State Constitutional Convention. 1915 CSR 116.

2155: Mar. 30 Edward E. Pratt, Chief of the Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Bureau, designated to act as Commerce Sec'y during the ab-
sence of the Sec'y> Assistant Sec'y, and Solicitor of the Dept.

2156: Mar. 30 E. O. [579] of Mar. 5, 1907 [prohibiting the publication
of the opinions of departmental law officers without approval of the
Attorney General], waived to permit republication of the opinions of
the Solicitor of the former Commerce and Labor Dept. and the Solicitor
of the Labor Dept. in reference to compensation for certain injured Gov-
ernment employees.

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2157: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in South Dakota reserved pend-
ing legislation to grant to the city of Lemmon for water supply purposes.

2158: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in the Alamo National Forest.

2150: Apr. 6 John D. Campbell made eligible for reinstatement in the
Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1915 CSR 123.

2160: Apr. 6 Santa Pe National Forest, N. Mex., enlarged by the addi-
tion of all lands of the Jemez and Pecos National Forests.

2161: Apr. 6 Black Hills National Forest, S. Dak., enlarged by the addi-
tion of all lands of the Sundance National Forest, Wyo.

2162: Apr. 6 Toiyabe National Forest, Nev., enlarged by the addition
of all lands of the Moapa National Forest.

2163: Apr. 6 Michigan National Forest, Mich., enlarged by the addition
of all lands of the Marquette National Forest.

2164: Apr. 7 Collector of Customs in the Philippines, the Captains of
the Ports of Cristobal and Balboa, C. Z., and the Governor of Guam, des-
ignated to issue provisional certificates of registry to vessels purchased
abroad, by United States citizens. M 212; 1914 PCR 553; VIII PCRec
323.

2165: Apr. 13 Eleanor S. Ramsay made eligible for transfer from the
position of office helper in the Government Printing Office to a clerical
position in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915
CSR 123.

2166: Apr. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XIII, on Labor
Dept. positions, Paragraph 1, excepting commissioners of conciliation in
labor disputes. 1915 CSR 113.

2167: Apr. 13 Certain described lands in Utah, formerly reserved for
the National Guard as a target range, restored to the public domain.

2168: Apr. 13 Stanislaus National Forest, Calif., diminished and the
excluded lands withdrawn pending the determination of the advisabil-
ity of reserving them for military purposes.

2169: Apr. 13 Sequoia National Forest, Calif., enlarged by the addition
of all lands of the Kern National Forest.

2170: Apr. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII [on Interior Dept. posi-

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1915

tions], amended to rescind Paragraph 10, excepting five special pension
examiners; incumbents of said positions made eligible for transfer to
classified clerkships in the Pensions Bureau, subject to noncompetitive
examination. 1915 CSB 113.

2171 : Apr. 18 Executive offices ordered closed and the flag displayed at
half-mast on Apr. 15, 1915, in observance of the 50th anniversary of the
death of Abraham Lincoln.

2172: Apr. 17 Samuel Z. C. Westerfield, messenger with the British
Arbitration Claims Commission, made eligible for appointment as assist-
ant messenger in the State Dept. without examination. 1915 CSR 123.

217S: Apr. 21 Regulations governing appointment and promotion in the
Diplomatic Service and for improvement of State Dept. personnel, Sec-
tion 9, Paragraph 2, Clause 1 amended.

2174: Apr. 21 Arthur S. Kellom, former letter carrier, made eligible
for reinstatement in the Postal Service without regard to length of sep-
aration from the service. 1915 CSR 123.

2175: Apr. 21 Sand Springs Administrative Site, Oreg., created for use
as ranger station in the administration of the Deschutes National Forest.

2176: Apr. 21 Cache National Forest, Idaho and Utah, diminished and
the excluded lands opened only to settlement under the homestead laws
for 28 days from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter
to entry and disposition under any applicable land law.

2177: Apr. 21 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved as an Elk
Refuge.

2178: Apr. 21 Deer Flat Reservation, Bird Refuge, Idaho, diminished.

2179: Apr. 21 Cache National Forest, Idaho and Utah, enlarged by the
addition of all lands of the Pocatello National Forest.

2180: Apr. 23 Fred Gilmore and Robert Taylor, unclassified laborers
in the Post Office Dept., made eligible for classification without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 124.

2181 : Apr. 27 Lucy Jones Harris made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Immigration Service, Labor Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

2182: Apr. 27 Charles W. G. Brett made eligible for transfer from me-
chanician to a clerkship in the Census Bureau, Commerce Dept., without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 124.

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1915

2183: Apr. 27 Lillian B. S. Grant made eligible for reinstatement to
a classified position in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1915 CSR 124.

2184: Apr. 27 Alaska Townsfte Withdrawal No. 7 established in con-
nection with the construction and operation of railroad lines.

2185: Apr. 27 Culebra Cut of the Panama Canal renamed Oaillard Cut
in honor of Lt. Col. D. D. Gaillard. M 212; 1914 PCR 554; VHI PCEec
338.

2186: Apr. 30 E. 0. [2155] of Mar. 30, 1915, designating the Chief of
the Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau to act as Commerce Sec'y
in the absence of the Sec'y* Assistant Sec'y, and the Solicitor of the
Dept., amended to designate Samuel W. Stratton, Director of the Stand-
ards Bureau, as alternating Acting Sec'y.

2187: Apr. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
amended to add Paragraph 14 excepting watchmen on fortifications
under construction, when the positions are filled by men who served at
least two enlistments in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps. 1915 CSR
114.

2188: Hay 4 William Leroy Fairbanks made eligible for transfer from
chief clerk of the American Embassy at London, England, to a clerkship
in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. ' 1915 CSR
124.

2189: Hay 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
Paragraph 6 amended as to navigating and operating positions on cable
boats of the Quartermaster Corps of the Army. 1915 CSR 114.

2190: May 11 Laura F. Richmond made eligible for reinstatement as
an operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1915 CSR 125.

2191: Hay 11 Enna Wilson Noel made eligible for reinstatement to a
classified position in the War Dept. without regard to length of separa-
tion from service. 1915 CSR 125.

2192: May 11 Agnes Deery made eligible for appointment as a nurse
in the Indian Service without examination. 1915 CSR 124.

2193: May 12 Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to fee for license for
the practice of pharmacy and the sale of poisons in the U. S. consular
districts in China.

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1915

2194: May IS Michael L. Eidsness, Jr., minor clerk in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for promotion to clerk without examination. 1915
CSR 125.

2195: May 14 James J. Harley, former clerk, made eligible for rein-
statement in the Philadelphia, Pa., post office, without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1915 CSR 125.

2196: May 14 Carrol W. Dunning, former statistician in forest prod-
ucts, made eligible for reinstatement in the office of Markets and Rural
Organization, Agriculture Dept., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1915 CSR 126.

2197: May 14 Bernard R. Jett made eligible for transfer from per diem
wire man to electrician in the office of the Interior Sec'y without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 125.

2198: May 14 Spencer Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Targhee National Forest.

2199: May 14 Mille Lacs Reservation, Minn., established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

2200: May 14 Klamath Lake Reservation, Bird Refuge, Calif, and
Oreg., diminished.

2201: May 25 Albert J. Phillips made eligible for reinstatement as
associate chemist in the Standards Bureau, Commerce Dept., without
regard to length of separation from the service. 1915 CSR 126.

2202: May 25 Certain described lands in Oregon, formerly reserved
for the use of the War Dept. in connection with the improvement of
Coos Bay and harbor, restored to the public domain.

2203: May 25 E. O. [1993] of July 17, 1914, reserving Blackbeard
Island, 6a., as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds, revoked
and said island restored to its former status under the Treasury Dept.
Protection of birds, eggs and animals continued in force.

2204: May 25 E. O. [2120] of Jan. 15, 1915, pertaining to charges for
rent, fuel, and electric current furnished Panama Canal and Panama
Railroad Company employees, amended to suspend from operation so
much as relates to rent, fuel and light during the period of actual con-
struction of the Canal, but not later than June 30, 1916. M 213; 1914
PCR 554; VIII PCRec 378.

2205: May 27 Mrs. Burr J. Ramage made eligible for appointment as
a classified clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1915 CSR 126.

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1915

2206: June 1 Mrs. F. Pierard made eligible for appointment as a seam-
stress or flagmaker at the Mare Island Navy Yard, Calif., without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules or Navy Yard Regulations. 1915 CSR 126.

2207: June 8 Treasury Sec'y authorized to retire Coast Guard officers
and enlisted men with 30 years' service, upon suitable application.

2208: June 8 Canal Zone Regulations governing the design dimen-
sions, and use of an official flag for the Governor of The Panama Canal
prescribed. M 213; 1914 PCR 555; VIII PCRec 384.

2209 : June 10 Emma L. Guckert made eligible for reinstatement as an
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1915 CSR 126.

2210: June 15 William R. Houston made eligible for reinstatement as
a clerk in the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1915 CSR 126.

2211: June 15 Regulations governing the employment of unskilled la-
borers outside of Washington, D. C, Regulation VII, Section 1, and Reg-
ulation VIII amended. 1915 CSR 116.

2212: June 15 White River National Forest, Colo., diminished and the
excluded lands opened only to settlement under the homestead laws for
28 days from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
entry and disposition under any applicable land law.

2213: June 18 Mabel P. Walker made eligible for appointment as a
classified clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1915 CSR 127.

2214: June 19 Regulations governing the withdrawal, location, and dis-
position of townsites along the Alaskan Railroad prescribed.

2215: June 21 Lillian Peyton King made eligible for appointment as
a classified clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1915 CSR 127.

2216: June 22 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands reserved for townsite and other purposes in connection
with the construction and operation of railroad lines.

2217: June 22 Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1, reserving timber on vari-
ous tracts of land for use in connection with the construction and oper-
ation of Government railroads, established.

2218: June 22 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII, on Interior Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 16, amended to except special officers to assist in the
suppression of liquor traffic among the natives of Alaska. 1915 CSR 114.

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1915

2219: June 26 Edward E. Carter, assistant professor of forestry, Har-
vard University, made eligible for reinstatement as forest inspector in
the Forest Service without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1915 CSR 127.

2220: July 19 Certain described lands in Arkansas reserved pending
legislation to permit their use as an approach to Sugar Loaf Mountain.

2221 : July 19 Warm Springs Administrative Site, Idaho, created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of Lemhi National Forest.

2222: July 19 Gila River Indian Reservation, Ariz., modified. IV K
1002.

2223: July 19 E. 0. 1228 of July 13, 1910, withdrawing certain lands
within the Siletz Indian Reservation, Oreg., pending legislation, amended
to exclude certain lands within the Siuslaw National Forest from said
withdrawal. IV K 1045.

2224: July 19 Certain described lands at Resurrection Bay, Alaska, re-
served for townsite and other purposes in connection with the construc-
tion and operation of railroad lines.

2225: July 22 Certain described lands in Mono County, Calif., reserved
for the use of a small band of Paiute Indians as a cemetery and camping
ground. IV K 1016.

2226: July 31 Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1, enlarged.

2227: Aug. 2 Certain described lands on the Chilkat River near Kluk-
wan, Alaska, reserved for the use of the Education Bureau and natives
of indigenous Alaskan race.

2228: Aug. 2 Certain described lands on the Chilkat River near Haines,
Alaska, reserved for the use of the Education Bureau and natives of in-
digenous Alaskan race.

2229: Aug. 2 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the use and
occupancy of the Paiute and other Indians. IV E 1048.

2230: Aug. 2 Big Lake Reservation, Ark., established as a preserve and
breeding ground for native birds.

2230% : Aug. 5 Norma H. Spencer made eligible for appointment as a
classified clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1915 CSR 127.

2231: Aug. 6 Francis J. Reinhard made eligible for appointment as
law clerk in the office of the Solicitor of the Treasury without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 127.

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1915

2232: Aug. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 7 amended to except attendants earning up to $50 per
month, and temporary scientific assistants in the Public Health Service.
1915 CSR 114.

I: Aug. 6 Certain described lands on the south side of the entrance
to Coos Bay, Oreg., reserved for military purposes.

2234: Aug. 13 Corral, Pettit Barracks Military Reservation, Zambo-
anga Province, Mindanao, P. I., established.

2235: Aug. 16 Edna M. Ricketts made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 128.

2236: Aug. 17 Alaska Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal No. 2 dimin-
ished.

2237: Aug. 17 Civil War veterans in the Government service granted
leave with pay to attend encampment of the Grand Army of the republic
at Washington, D. C, Sept. 26 to Oct. 3, 1915. XI PCRec 20.

2238: Aug. 19 William Feldman made eligible to take examination for
the classified service without regard to citizenship requirements. 1915
CSR 128.

2239: Aug. 25 C. Virgil Hinkle made eligible for appointment to a class-
ified position in the Postal Service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1915 CSR 128.

2240: Aug. 25 Robert W. F. Ogilvie made eligible for appointment in
the Naturalization Division, Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1915 CSR 128.

2241: Aug. 26 Green A. Stephens, former carrier, made eligible for
reinstatement in the Postal Service without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1915 CSR 128.

2242: Aug. 31 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite and other purposes in connection with
the construction and operation of Government railroads.

2243: Sept. 2 Bertha Goldberg, made eligible for appointment to clerkship
in the Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau, Commerce Dept., with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915 CSR 128.

2244: Sept. 8 Clifford B. Potter, former carrier, made eligible for re-
instatement in the Postal Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1915 CSR 129.

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1915

2246 : Sept. 14 James 0. Brockenshire made eligible for appointment
as inspector of musical instruments in the Army Quartermaster Corps
without examination. 1915 CSR 129.

2245% • Sept. 14 Civil Service Rules waived to permit appointment of
discharged noncommissioned officers with at least two enlistments in the
Army, Navy or Marine Corps, to the position of watchmen in the State,
War, and Navy Dept. Building.

2245- A: Sept. 14 Woodward Land District, Okla., abolished and lands
and business, and archives pertaining thereto transferred to the Guthrie
Land District.

2245-B : Sept. 14 Reservoir Hill Administrative Site, Neb., created for
use as a reservoir site in the administration of the Nebraska National
Forest.

2246: Sept. 17 Certain described lands in Alabama, bordering on the
Tennessee River, temporarily withdrawn for use by the War Dept. for
improvement of the navigation of said River.

2247: Sept. 20 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1 diminished and the
excluded lands reserved as an agricultural experiment station.

2247% : Sept. 22 Edith Gilbert Leadly made eligible for appointment
to a clerical position in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1916 CSR 108.

2248: Sept. 23 Shelly Inch made eligible for appointment as a clerk
in the Placerville, Calif., post office, without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1916 CSR 109.

2249 : Sept. 27 Federal employees in the District of Columbia excused
from duty on Sept. 29, 1915, for the parade of the Grand Army of the
Republic.

2260: Oct. 4 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
and benefit of the Indians of the Jemez Pueblo. IV K 1029.

2251 : Oct. 6 J. William Sheetz made eligible for appointment to a
clerkship in the classified service of the Treasury Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 109.

2252: Oct. 6 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, waived for parttime laborers in charge of lights in the
Lighthouse Service. 1916 CSR 107.

2253: Oct. 6 Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation, Honolulu, Oahu,
T. H., diminished and the excluded lands restored to the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii.

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1915

2264: Oct. 14 Samuel B. Brame, deputy collector of internal revenue in
the 6th Internal Bevenue District of Virginia, made eligible for appoint-
ment in the field service of the Internal Bevenue Bureau without regard
to Civil Service Bules. 1915 CSB 109.

2255: Oct. 14 S. Louise Wilkerson made eligible for appointment to a
classified position without regard to Civil Service Bules. 1915 CSB 109.

2256: Oct. 14 Maude H. Bundy made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil Service
Bules. 1916 CSB 109.

2257: Oct. 14 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for the
protection of the water supply of Port D. A. Russell and the City of
Cheyenne.

2258: Oct. 14 William H. H. Bowen made eligible for reinstatement in
the field service of the Internal Bevenue Service, without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1916 CSB 109.

2259: Oct. 14 Alaskan Timber Beserve No. 2 created for use in the con-
struction, operation, and maintenance of the Valdez-Fairbanks Military
Road.

2260: Oct. 18 Civil Service Bules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 7 amended as to persons temporarily employed in the
prevention or suppression of threatened or actual epidemic of any dis-
ease for which the appropriation for the prevention of epidemics is avail-
able. 1916 CSB 107.

2261 : Oct. 21 Alexander C. Downey made eligible for appointment as
a classified clerk in the Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Bules. 1916 CSB 110.

2262 : Oct. 21 Consular Regulations of 1896 extensively amended as to
shipment of seamen.

2263 : Oct. 26 Twenty specified former employees of the Industrial Re-
lations Commission made eligible for appointment to classified positions
without regard to Civil Service Bules. 1916 CSB 110.

2264: Oct. 28 Certain described lands in California reserved for the
Camp or Port Independence Indians entitled to allotments thereon. IV
K 1012.

2265: Oct. 28 Mrs. Frederick Gillman made eligible for appointment as
a seamstress or flagmaker at the Mare Island Navy Yard, Calif., with-
out regard to Civil Service Bules or Navy Yard Regulations. 1916 CSB
110.

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2266: Oct. 30 Eatka Administrative Site, Pend Oreille National Forest,
Idaho, abolished.

2267: Oct. SO Fox Administrative Site, Ozark National Forest, Ark.,
abolished.

2268: Nov. 2 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for the use of
the Agriculture Dept. as a sheep-breeding and grazing experimental
station.

2269: Nov. 2 Provisions of Section 4488 of the Revised Statutes, as
amended, by the Act of Mar. 4, 1915, relating to the welfare of American
seamen in the U. S. merchant marine and to the promotion of safety at
sea, suspended until Sept. 3, 1916.

2270: Nov. 10 Maj. Oen. Hugh L. Scott, Army Chief of Staff, desig-
nated to act as War Sec'y in the absence of the Sec'y and the Assistant
Sec'y.

2271: Nov. 12 Ute Indian Reservation, Colo., enlarged. IV K 1017.

2272: Nov. 16 Charles Harding made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1916 CSR 110.

2273: Nov. 22 Boundaries of Colorado River Indian Reservation, Ariz.,
redefined. IV K 1001.

2274: Nov. 30 Somers Point, N. J., abolished as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 11 (Philadelphia).

2275: Nov. 30 Certain described lands in North Dakota reserved for
the organized militia as a target range.

2276: Dec. 1 Nebraska National Forest, Neb., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry only under the provisions of the home-
stead laws for 28 days from the 63d day after the date of this Order,
and thereafter to disposition under any applicable land law.

2277: Dec. 1 Amount of penal bond of Receivers of Public Moneys at
Boise, Idaho ; Minot, N. Dak. ; Seattle and Vancouver, Wash., and Doug-
las, Wyo., fixed at $10,000.

2278: Dec. 1 Lawrence A. Baker made eligible for appointment as a
clerk of the competitive class in the Post Office Dept. without examina-
tion. 1916 CSR 110.

2279: Dec. 1 Myra Magee made eligible for appointment as a clerk
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR
111.

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2280: Dec. 1 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved as an ad-
dition to the target range for the post of Port Bliss, Tex., and for other
military purposes.

2281: Dec. 6 Certain described lands in Alabama reserved for mili-
tary purposes.

2282: Dec. 14 Margaretta G. H. Neale, special agent in the Census Bu-
reau, made eligible for transfer to a clerical position in the Commerce
Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 111.

2233: Dec. 14 Emma I. Windridge made eligible for appointment to a
clerkship in the War Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916
CSR 111.

2284: Dec. 14 E. 0. 2263 of Oct. 26, 1915, making 20 former employees
of the Industrial Relations Commission eligible for appointment to class-
ified positions without regard to Civil Service Rules, amended by the ad-
dition of four other specified employees. 1916 CSR 111.

2285: Dec. 15 Regulations requiring all persons leaving the United
States to be provided with passports of the Governments of which they
are citizens, and for the examination and stamping of such passports,
prescribed.

2286: Dec. 16 Arabella N. McDonald made eligible for reinstatement as
an operative in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1916 CSR 111.

2236-A:Dec. 16 Regulations governing the granting and issuing of
passports in the U. S. prescribed. 1925 CRC 202.

2287: Dec. 18 Coconino National Forest, Ariz., diminished.

2288: Dec. 18 William S. Phelps made eligible for reinstatement as
examiner of merchandise in the Customs Service at the port of New
York without regard to length of separation from the service. 1916
CSR 112.

2289: Dec. 18 Virginia Campbell made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 112.

2290: Dec. 18 Harriet M. Sweet made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 112.

2291 : Dec. 27 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for the
protection of the water supply of Port D. A. Russell and the city of
Cheyenne.

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2292: Dec. 29 Marian K. Ferguson made eligible for appointment to a
clerkship in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Boles. 1916
CSR 112.

2293: Dec. 29 Elizabeth B. Pettns made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 112.

2294: Dec. 29 Certain described lands in Oklahoma reserved for agency
and educational purposes in connection with the administration of the
Cheyenne and Arapaho Indian Agency. IV K 1034.

1916

2295: Jan. 1 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as a rifle
range for the Tucson and University of Arizona Rifle Clubs.

2296: Jan. 6 Thomas C. Barber made eligible for appointment as en-
tomological assistant in the Entomology Bureau, Agriculture Dept., with-
out regard to Civil Service Bules. 1916 CSB 113.

2297: Jan. 11 Alaska Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal No. 2 dimin-
ished.

2298: Jan. 11 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
legislation to authorize their sale to the city of Salida for park purposes.

2299: Jan. 14 Certain described military lands on Batton Island, Fla.,
placed under the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

2300: Jan. 14 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for the
Papago Indians. IV K 1008.

2301: Jan. 14 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1897, Section 332,
pertaining to newspapers, amended.

2802: Jan. 24 Minidoka National Forest, Idaho and Utah, diminished
and the excluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead
laws on the 63d day after the date of this Order, and to entry and other
disposition under any land law applicable thereto on the 91st day after
the date of this Order.

2303: Jan. 28 Charlotte, N. Y., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District 8 (Bochester).

2304: Jan. 28 Portion of Government Eeservation at Sturgeon Bay,
Door County, Wis., transferred to the Interior Sec'y for disposal in order
to permit the town of Nasewaupee to extend a public road.

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2306: Jan. 28 Pike National Forest, Colo., diminished and the excluded
lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws on the 63d
day after the date of this Order, and to entry and other disposition under
any land law applicable thereto on the 91st day after the date of this
Order.

2306: Feb. 7 Margaret S. Neate made eligible for appointment as
printer's assistant in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 113.

2307: Feb. 7 Customs Collection District No. 30 (Washington) dimin-
ished and the excluded portion placed under jurisdiction of Customs Col-
lection District No. 29 (Oregon).

2308: Feb. 8 Frederick H. Signor made eligible for promotion from
unclassified laborer to sub clerk in the office of Commerce Sec'y without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 113.

2300: Feb. Edward H. Dyer made eligible for appointment in the
Division of Efficiency of the Civil Service Commission without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 113.

2310: Feb. 10 Joseph W. Harris made eligible for reinstatement as 4th
assistant examiner in the Patent Office without regard to length of sep-
aration from the service. 1916 CSR 114.

2311 : Feb. 10 Ethel Robards made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Navy Dept. without examination. 1916 CSR 113.

2312: Feb. 11 Helen Wrenn, temporary appointee, made eligible for
permanent appointment in the Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau,
Commerce Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 114.

2313: Feb. 11 Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, Army Chief of Staff, designated
to act as War Sec'y during the absence of said Sec'y. IX PCRec 240.

2314: Feb. 11 Annie E. Hudson, temporary employee in the Municipal
service of the District of Columbia, made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 114.

2315: Feb. 11 Monroe Ryles made eligible for appointment as mes-
senger in the Federal Trade Commission without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 114.

2316: Feb. 14 Camp Eldridge Military Reservation, Los Banos, Laguna
Province, Luzon, P. I., enlarged.

2317: Feb. IB Trust period on 44 allotments to Eastern Shawnee In-
dians, Okla., extended for 10 years. IV K 1035.

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1916

2318 : Feb. 16 Interdepartmental Board on Coast Communications es-
tablished.

2310: Feb. 16 Alaska Railroad and Townsite Withdrawal No. 9 estab-
lished for townsite and other purposes in connection with the construc-
tion and operation of railroad lines.

2320: Feb. 21 San Pedro, Calif., abolished as a port of entry in Cus-
' toms Collection District No. 27.

2321: Feb. 21 £. 0. 2263 of Oct. 26, 1915, authorizing the appointment
of certain former employees of the Commission on Industrial Relations
to positions in the classified service, further amended to add two more
names. 1916 CSR 114.

2322 : Feb. 21 Certain described lands near Aibonito, Puerto Rico, for-
merly reserved for army barracks, transferred to the Navy Dept. for a
naval radio station and other purposes.

2323 : Feb. 21 Certain described lands in Honolulu, T. H., transferred
from the Navy Dept. to War Dept.

2324: Feb. 22 E. O. 2306 of Feb. 7, 1916, making Margaret S. Neate
eligible for appointment as printer's assistant in the Engraving and
Printing Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules, amended to
make her also eligible for appointment as a skilled laborer in the Gov-
ernment Printing Office.

2325: Feb. 23 E. 0. of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting certain Federal em-
ployees residing in certain Virginia and Maryland municipalities to hold
local office, further amended to include Capitol Heights, Md. 1916 CSR
108.

2326: Feb. 23 Trust or other period of restriction against alienation in
any patent issued to any Indian for a homestead on the public domain,
expiring in 1916, extended for one year ; five exceptions specified. IV K
1053.

2327: Feb. 23 Edward Rappholt made eligible for reinstatement as a
letter carrier at New York, N. Y., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1916 CSR 115.

2328: Feb. 25 Portion of the naval reservation at Point Loma, San
Diego, Calif., retransf erred to the War Dept. for military purposes ; and
portion of the military reservation at said place transferred to the Navy
Dept. for naval purposes.

2320 : Feb. 28 Five specified persons made eligible for reinstatement in
the San Francisco, Calif., post office, without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1916 CSR 115.

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1916

2330: Feb. 28 J. D. Yoakley, former Post Office Dept. employee, made
eligible for reinstatement in the classified service without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1916 CSR 115.

2331 : Feb. 28 Annie K. Campbell made eligible for appointment as
private sec'y to the Census Director without examination. 1916 CSR 115.

2332: Feb. 29 E. 0. 1228 of July 13, 1910, withdrawing certain lands
within the former Siletz Indian Reservation, Oreg., pending legislation,
revoked and said lands restored to entry. IV K 1045.

2333: Mar. 6 Elizabeth L. Blackistone, former temporary employee,
made eligible for appointment in the classified service without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 115.

2334: Mar. 6 Carl G. Lines made eligible for appointment as electrician
in the Census Bureau, Commerce Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 116.

2336: Mar. 6 Esplanade Lots and Emmes Wharf Site Military Reserva-
tions, Honolulu, T. H., restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii, and the Territorial Immigration Station, at said place, reserved
for military purposes.

2336: Mar. 8 Maud Fickling Hollis made eligible for reinstatement as a
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1916 CSR 116.

2337: Mar. 8 Certain described lands at Sitka, Alaska, formerly reserved
for the Treasury Dept., transferred to the Coast and Geodetic Survey,
for a magnetic observatory and administrative purposes.

2338: Mar. 8 Wenaha National Forest, Oreg. and Wash., diminished and
excluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws on the
63d day after the date of this Order, and to entry and other disposition
under any land law applicable thereto on the 91st day after the date of
this Order.

2330 : Mar. 10 Eatherine F. Rogers made eligible for reinstatement in
the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1916 CSR 116.

2340: Mar. 10 John V. Shea made eligible for transfer from bookbinder
to clerk in the classified service of the Treasury Dept. without examina-
tion. 1916 CSR 116.

2341: Mar. 13 Treasury Sec'y authorized to direct customs officers to
take up passports of returning American citizens. IX PCRec 281.

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1916

2342: Mar. 14 E. 0. 2331 of Feb. 28, 1916, making Annie K. Campbell
eligible for appointment as private sec'y to the Director of the Census,
interpreted. 1916 CSR 116.

2343: Mar. 20 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [to enlarge the Santiam National Forest].

2344: Mar. 20 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for the War
Dept. in connection with future harbor improvements at the mouth of the
Umpqua River.

2345: Mar. 21 Enlisted strength of the regular Army brought up to the
statutory maximum.

2346: Mar. 21 May C. Walker, formerly with the Federal Reserve Bank
Organization Committee, made eligible for appointment as a clerk in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 117.

2347: Mar. 22 Certain described lands in Alaska on the Matanuska River
reserved for use of the natives for fishing purposes.

2343: Mar. 22 Certain described lands in Idaho withdrawn pending
legislation [to establish Sawtooth National Park].

2340: Mar. 27 Ashland Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use by
the Forest Service in the administration of Custer National Forest.

2360: Mar. 20 Charles H. Slack made eligible for reinstatement as a
compositor in the Government Printing Office without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1916 CSR 117.

2361 : Mar. 30 Herbert D. Dean made eligible for reinstatement as a fish
culturist in the Fisheries Bureau, Commerce Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1916 CSR 117.

2362 : Apr. 3 Pedro D. Mora, an elevator conductor in the State, War,
and Navy Building, permitted to take examination for postal service
clerk without regard to minimum height requirements. 1916 CSR 117.

2363: Apr. 3 Certain described islands in the Matanzas River, on the
east coast of Florida, which were reserved for military purposes in 1849
and declared a national monument in 1915, again reserved for military
purposes.

2364: Apr. 6 Executive Orders establishing Alaska Townsite Withdraw-
als Nos. 1-9, amended to permit use and disposition of timber embraced
in said withdrawals.

2366: Apr. 11 Mary A. Perry made eligible for reinstatement as
printer 's assistant in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1916 CSR 117.

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1916

2366: Apr. 11 William L. Buchanan made eligible for reinstatement to
an appropriate position in the Immigration Service without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1916 CSR 117.

2367: Apr. 11 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to qualifications of appli-
cants], Section 3, revoked to allow enlisted men admittance to examina-
tion without written consent of their departmental head. Dec. 1916 CSA
43, June 1917 CSA 26; 1916 CSR 106.

2367-A: Apr. 11 Assistant State Sec'y designated chairman of board to
examine prospective embassy and legation secretaries.

2368: Apr. 12 Jennie Snodgrass Adams made eligible for appointment
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR
118.

2360: Apr. 12 Mary E. Cline made eligible for reinstatement as opera-
tive in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1916 CSR 118.

2360: Apr. 13 G. Howard Ritter, temporary Census Bureau employee,
made eligible for appointment in the classified service without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 118.

2361 : Apr. 13 Dora M. Overby, former employee of the Federal Reserve
Organization Committee and Federal Reserve Board, made eligible for
appointment in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 118.

2362: Apr. 17 Certain described lands of the Helena Land District,
Mont., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto trans-
ferred to the Missoula Land District.

2362- A: Apr. 17 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
amended. 1925 CRC 205.

2363: Apr. 20 Trust period on allotments to Indians on the Yankton
Sioux Reservation, S. Dak., expiring during 1916 and 1919, extended for
10 years ; 162 exceptions specified. IV K 1046.

2364: Apr. 21 Certain described lands in Washington County, Utah,
reserved for the Shebit or Shivwitz tribe and other Indians. IV K 1048.

2366: Apr. 21 Targhee National Forest, Idaho and Wyo., diminished
and the excluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead
laws on the 63d day after the date of this Order and to entry and other
dosposition under any other public land law applicable thereto on the
91st day after the date of this Order.

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1916

2866: Apr. 24 Winston-Salem, N. G, created a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 15.

2367: Apr. 24 Cleveland National Forest, Calif., diminished and the
excluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws on
the 63d day after the date of this Order, and to entry and other disposal
under any land law applicable thereto on the 91st day after the date of
this Order.

2868: Apr. 24 Boundaries of the agricultural experiment station in New
Mexico established by E. 0. 1526 of May 3, 1912, modified.

2860: Apr. 26 Mrs. D. C. McCann made eligible for appointment in the
Employment Service, Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1916 CSB 118.

2370: Apr. 26 Orace Porter Hopkins made eligible for appointment in
the Employment Service, Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 118.

2371: Apr. 28 Ella Lee made eligible for appointment as clerk in the
Postal Service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 119.

2372: Apr. 28 Virginia Key and Key Biscayne Military Reservations,
Fla., placed under the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

2373: Apr. 20 Emma B. Shreve and Clara M. Tremper, temporary em-
ployees, made eligible for appointment as clerks in the Customs Service
at New York, N. Y., without examination. 1916 CSR 119.

2374: Apr. 20 Trust period on allotments to the Ponca Indians in
Nebraska extended for 10 years ; 14 exceptions specified. IV K 1026.

2375: Apr. 20 Camp or Fort Independence Indian Reservation, Calif.,
enlarged. IV K 1013.

2376: Apr. 20 Trust period on allotments to the Grande Ronde Indians
in Oregon extended for 10 years ; 66 exceptions specified. IV K 1044.

2377: May 2 E. O. 1422 of Oct. 14, 1911, placing Port Brown Military
Reservation, Tex., under the Interior Sec'y for disposal, revoked and said
lands placed under the War Dept., excepting a portion reserved for the
Weather Bureau and the Bureau of Entomology, Agriculture Dept.

2378: Hay 2 Regulations governing peacetime operations of the Coast
Ouard with the Navy prescribed.

2370: May 2 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 10 established.

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1916

2380: May 10 Toiyabe National Forest, Nev., diminished by transfer of
the Moapa Division to the Dixie National Forest.

2381: May 11 Naval Wharf No. 3 and one-half of Naval Slip No. 2,
Honolulu, T. H., transferred from the Navy Dept. to the Commerce Dept.

2382 : May 17 Governor of the Panama Canal charged with protection
of the Canal until an officer of the Army is appointed to have entire con-
trol during time of war or threatened war. M 214; 1915 PCR 631; IX
PCRec 361.

2383: May 18 State Sec'y authorized to appoint temporary employees
in the State Dept. who have attained a competent rating to permanent
positions in the non-clerical and clerical grades, up to and including
class I, without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 108.

2384: May 22 Five specified postmasters appointed in 1914, having com-
plied with the Civil Service requirements of E. 0. 1776 of May 7, 1913,
placed in classified service.

2386: May 22 Certain described lands in North Dakota reserved as a
target range for the State militia.

2386: May 22 Certain described lands in Arkansas reserved for the War
Dept. for the operation and maintenance of Lock No. 2, Upper White
River Improvement.

2367: May 25 Neil McCee made eligible for appointment in the Employ-
ment Service, Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1915
CSR 119.

2388: May 25 Yendistucky Reserve, on the Chilkat River, near Haines,
Alaska, reserved for the use of the Education Bureau and natives of
indigenous Alaskan race.

2389: May 29 Marian K. Ferguson made eligible for appointment as a
clerk in any Executive Department, and E. 0. [2292] of Dec. 29, 1915,
authorizing her appointment in the Navy Dept., amended accordingly.
1916 CSR 119.

2390: May 29 E. 0. [1637] of Oct. 29, 1912, prescribing specifications
for National Flags and Union Jacks, revoked and new specifications
prescribed. IX PCRec 408, X PCRec 149.

2391 : May 31 Ada E. B. Snyder made eligible for appointment as opera-
tive in the Printing and Engraving Bureau without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1916 CSR 120.

2392: May 31 Maud N. Jackson made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service, Treasury Dept., without regard to length of separation
from service. 1916 CSR 120.

[201]

1916

2303: June 5 Certain described lands in New Mexico formerly reserved
for use of the War Dept. in connection with the construction of a military
road from Bayard to Central, placed under the Interior Sec'y for dis-
posal.

2394: June 5 Government employees on official duty provided free trans-
portation on Government railways in Alaska.

2395: June 6 Government employees in the District of Columbia excused
from duty on June 14, 1916, in order to participate in the Preparedness
Parade.

2396: June 6 Boundaries of North Takima and Seattle Land Districts,
Wash., redefined and the business and archives pertaining to the lands
affected transferred to the respective Land Offices of said Districts.

2397: June 6 Boundaries of North Yakima and Vancouver Land Dis-
tricts, Wash., redefined and the business and archives pertaining to the
lands affected transferred to the respective Land Offices of said Districts.

2398: June 7 E. 0. 2321 of Feb. 21, 1916, authorizing the appointment
of certain former employees of the Industrial Relations Commission to
the classified service, amended to include two additional persons. 1916
CSR 120.

2399: June 8 William M. Scott, former plant pathologist, made eligible
for reinstatement in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1916 CSR 120.

2400: June 8 Nellie L. Yeatman made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Efficiency Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916
CSR 121.

2401: June 8 Eilen C. Watkins made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1916 CSR 120.

2402: June 8 Katie O'Leary Jackson made eligible for reinstatement as
operative in the Printing and Engraving Bureau without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1916 CSR 120.

2403: June 19 Civil Service Rule X, pertaining to transfer, Section 7,
on Engraving and Printing Bureau positions, amended to delete the posi-
tion of money order assorter in the office of the auditor for the Post Office
Dept. 1916 CSR 106.

2404: June 19 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 2, amended to exempt operators of labor-saving devices for the audit
of accounts and vouchers in the Post Office Dept. from the apportionment
requirements. 1916 CSR 106.

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1916

2405: June 10 Certain described lands at Momungan, Lanao Province,
P. I., reserved for military purposes ; E. O. 2136 of Feb. 10, 1915, reserv-
ing certain other lands at said place for said purposes, revoked.

2405- A: June 19 Operation of E. 0. 2245y 2 of Sept. 14, 1915, permitting
appointment of certain classes of veterans to positions of watchmen in
the State, War, and Navy Dept. Building without regard to Civil Service
Rules, extended through the fiscal year 1917.

2406: June 23 Gifts to President by citizens of foreign countries to be
presented through diplomatic representative of donor's government at
Washington.

2407: June 26 Lillian Rogenmoser, temporary State Dept. employee,
made eligible for appointment to a permanent non-clerical position with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 121.

2408: June 28 Rachael C. McKeown made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Animal Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 121.

2409: June 29 Fannie Taylor Colmesnil, former employee of the Reserve
Bank Organization Committee and the Federal Reserve Board, made
eligible for appointment in the classified service without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1916 CSR 121.

2410: June 80 Warren J. Brown, Henry C. Mansfield, and Florence E.
Cleveland made eligible for appointment as clerks in the classified service
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 122; M 215; 1915 PCR
631.

2411 : June 30 Mud Lake Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use
as a lookout station in the administration of the Kootenai National
Forest.

2412: June 30 Juneau Administrative Site, Alaska, reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Tongass National Forest.

2413: June 30 Cedric R. Landon made eligible for appointment as an
inspector of predatory animals, Biological Survey Bureau, Agriculture
Dept., without regard to citizenship requirements. 1916 CSR 121.

2414: June 30 Regulations for hospital service in connection with the
construction and operation of Alaska railway prescribed.

2415: July 3 Datil National Forest, N. Mex., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands placed under the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

2416: July 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to non-competitive examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept.

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1916

positions, Paragraph 1 amended to include position of inspector of aero-
planes and aeroplane motors in the Signal Service at Large. 1916 CSR
107.

2417: July 8 Elk Refuge in Wyoming, established by E. 0. 2177 of Apr.
21, 1915, enlarged.

2418: July 11 Regulations for sale of the Federal and Cliff additions to
Seward Townsite, Alaska, prescribed.

2410: July 14 Mr. Marion T. Edwards made eligible for appointment as
assistant messenger qualified in the operation and repair of automobiles,
in the Bureau of Standards, without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916
CSR 122.

2420: July 14 Olivia Blanchard made eligible for appointment to a
classified position in the Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 122.

2421: July 14 Ruth L. O'Donnell made eligible for appointment in the
Efficiency Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 122.

2422: July 14 Certain described lands at Richardson, Alaska, reserved
for military telegraph purposes, and certain other lands formerly re-
served for said purpose, placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y
for disposal.

2423: July 17 Civil War veterans in the Government service granted
leave with pay to attend the Grand Army of the Republic Encampment
at Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 26 to Sept. 3, 1916. IX PCRec 424.

2424: July 18 Jacob P. Smith made eligible for appointment as store-
keeper-gauger in the Internal Revenue Service without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1916 CSR 122.

2425: July 10 Arthur E. Wilson, temporary clerk, made eligible for a
permanent appointment as clerk in the office of the Surgeon General,
Public Health Service, without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR
122.

2426: July 10 Certain described lands of the Buffalo Land District,
Wyo., together with business and archives pertaining thereto, transferred
to the Lander Land District.

2427: July 24 Little Whitetail Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Deerlodge National
Forest.

2428: July 25 Canal Zone Regulations governing the allowance for
quarters, fuel, and electric current to Panama Canal and Panama R. R.
Co. employees prescribed. M 215 ; 1915 PCR 632 ; IX PCRec 444.

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1916

2429: July 26 Payette National Forest, Idaho, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

2430: July 28 Olga S. Moncure made eligible for reinstatement as topo-
graphic draftsman in the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Commerce Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 123.

2431 : Aug. 1 Albert W. Smith made eligible for promotion from un-
classified laborer to subclerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1916 CSR 123.

2432: Aug. 1 Trust period on allotments to the Iowa and the Sac and
Fox Indians of Oklahoma, expiring during 1916, extended for 10 years ;
55 exceptions specified. IV K 1041.

2433: Aug. 1 Mrs. Alexander Walters made eligible for appointment in
the Immigration Service at Ellis Island, N. Y., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1916 CSR 123.

2434: Aug. 2 Ernest Szemelenyi, former translator, made eligible for
reinstatement as clerk in the Patent Office without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1916 CSR 123.

2435: Aug. 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
made subject to non-competitive examination!, amended by addition of
Subdivision V, on Justice Department positions, Paragraph 1 covering
positions employing paroled prisoners in penitentiaries. 1916 CSR 107.

2436: Aug. 8 Arthur S. Hull made eligible for reinstatement as 4th
assistant examiner in the Patent Office without regard to length of sepa-
ration from the service. 1916 CSR 123.

2437: Aug. 8 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands added to the Alaska Railroad Terminal Reserve.

2438: Aug. San Francisco Bay Reservation, Calif., established as a
preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

2430: Aug. 10 Myrtle M. Davis made eligible for appointment in the
Postal Service without examination. 1916 CSR 124.

2440: Aug. 10 Regulations governing the allowance of quarters, fuel,
and electric current to employees of the Panama Canal and the Panama
Railroad Company, amended to exclude alien silver employees from the
provisions thereof. M 216; 1916 PCR 632.

2441: Aug. 11 Regulations governing the operation of the Army and
Navy Oeneral Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended as to commutation
of the ration for enlisted men under treatment and female nurses on
duty.

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1916

2442: Aug. 11 E. 0. 1773 of Mar. 3, 1913, reserving islands of the Aleu-
tian Chain, Alaska, as bird, game, and fish preserves, modified to author-
ize the issuance of patents to the* Pacific Sea Products Company for 38.13
acres on Akutan Island.

2443 : Aug. 11 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending legis-
lation [to include them within the Cache National Forest].

2444: Aug. 21 Alaska Railroad and Townsite Withdrawal No. 11 estab-
lished.

2446: Aug. 21 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending legis-
lation [to include them within the Cache National Forest].

2446 : Aug. 21 North Platte Reservation, Neb., established as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

2447: Aug. 31 Henry Braxton made eligible for promotion from mes-
senger to clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1916 CSR 124.

2448 : Sept. 1 Watch officers on foreign-built ships admitted to U. S.
registry permitted to serve until expiration of time within which they are
eligible for citizenship; laws requiring survey, inspection, and measure-
ment of such ships and certification of seaworthiness, suspended for one
year.

2440 : Sept. 5 Monterey National Forest, Calif., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws on the
63d day after the date of this Order, and to entry and other disposal
under any land law applicable thereto, on the 91st day after the date of
this Order.

2460 : Sept. 5 Certain lands at Hogan, Alaska, reserved for use of the
Army Signal Corps and certain other lands in said locality, formerly
withdrawn for the same purpose, placed under the Interior Sec'y for
disposal.

2461 : Sept. 6 Canal Zone Regulations governing the licensing and opera-
tion of motor vehicles prescribed. M 216 ; 1915 PCR 633 ; X PCRec 62.

2462: Sept. 7 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 12 established.

2463 : Sept. 14 Trust period on allotments to the Modec Indians in Okla-
homa, expiring during 1916, extended for ten years ; 12 exceptions speci-
fied. IV K 1037.

2464: Sept. 16 Rugged Island in Resurrection Bay, Alaska, reserved for
military purposes.

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2455 : Sept. 15 Administration of the Employees Compensation Act of

1916 transferred to the Governor of the Panama Canal insofar as Canal
Zone employees are concerned. M 217; 1915 PCR 634; X PCRec 91.

2456: Sept. 19 All matters pertaining to the Government of the Philip-
pine Islands placed under the jurisdiction of the Insular Affairs Bureau,
War Dept.

2457: Sept. 20 E. 0. 2060 of Oct. 8, 1914, creating Alaska Townsite
Withdrawal No. 4, revoked.

2458: Sept. 20 Inter-Departmental Board on ice observation, ice patrol,
and ocean derelict destruction created and duties prescribed.

2459: Sept. 22 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for
townsite purposes.

2460: Sept. 28 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XI, on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions, amended to delete Paragraph 3, covering commercial agents, ex-
perts, and special agents to investigate trade conditions; Schedule B.
pertaining to positions subject to non-competitive examination, Subdivi-
sion III, on Commerce Dept. positions, amended to add Paragraph 2
including said positions. 1917 CSR 116.

2461 : Sept. 28 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 172, pertaining
to registration of American citizens, amended. 1925 CRC 68.

2462: Sept. 28 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 692, pertaining
to currency certificates, amended.

2463 : Sept. 29 Chairman of the Alaskan Engineering Commission or-
dered to administer the Employees Compensation Act of 1916 for em-
ployees thereof.

2464: Sept. 29 Certain described lands at Honolulu, T. H., formerly re-
served for use of the War Dept. by E. O. 2323 of Feb. 21, 1916, restored
to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii.

2466: Sept. 30 Lillian M. Watkins made eligible for transfer from the
nonapportioned to the apportioned service of the Treasury Dept. and
promotion to the position of clerk without regard to Civil Service Rules.

1917 CSR 121.

2465- A: Sept. 30 Certain described lands in Arizona near the Prescott
National Forest reserved as stock driveways.

2466: Oct. 2 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
classification and possible inclusion in the Colorado and Pike National
Forests.

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1916

2467: Oct. 9* Gasoline boat Blanche 17., previously forfeited to the
United States for violation of the immigration laws, ordered turned over
to Labor Dept. for use of the immigration officials at Seattle, Wash.
* Has form of a proclamation.

2468: Oct 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 4 excepting special meteorological
observers at stations in Alaska, the West Indies, and portions of foreign
territory bordering on the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. 1917
CSR 113.

2469: Oct. 10 Vera A. Hardie made eligible for reinstatement as
printer's assistant in the Printing and Engraving Bureau without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1917 CSR 121.

2470: Oct 14 E. 0. 2449 of Sept. 5, 1916, excluding certain lands from
the Monterey National Forest, Calif., and restoring said lands to settle-
ment and entry, amended to change the date of the opening to settlement
to Nov. 14, 1916, and the date of the opening to entry and other disposal
to Dec. 12, 1916.

2471 : Oct. 17 Mrs. George S. Ferrow made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Navigation Bureau, Commerce Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1917 CSR 121.

2472: Oct 17 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for townsite
purposes.

2473: Oct. 17 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
classification and possible inclusion in the Wyoming National Forest.

2474: Oct. 17 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
classification and possible inclusion in the Whitman National Forest.

2475 : Oct. 17 Regulations governing the commutations in cash of
accrued leave of employees of the Panama Canal, the Canal Zone, and the
Panama Railroad prescribed. M 218; 1915 PCR 634; X PCRec 149.

2476: Oct. 22 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1 diminished.

2477: Oct 22 Certain described lands in Ketchikan Townsite, Alaska,
reserved for use of the Forest Service as a ranger station.

2478 : Oct 22 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
legislation [to enlarge the Rocky Mountain National Park, Colo].

2479: Oct. 22 Canal Zone Regulations governing the payment of interest
on deposit money orders prescribed. M 218; 1915 PCR 635; X PCRec
141.

[208]

1916

2480: Oct. 25 Ear Mountain Administrative Site, Mont., enlarged by the
addition of certain described lands for use in the administration of the
Lewis and Clark National Forest.

2481 : Oct. 31 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept.
positions], amended to add Paragraph 2 to include the position of mili-
tary storekeeper in the Signal Service at Large when filled by retired
non-commissioned officers of the Signal Corps. 1917 CSB 112.

2482: Oct. 31 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to eligibility], Section
3, amended to provide that the term of eligibility may be suspended in
case of an eligible who is mustered into military or naval service, and
restored at the end of such service for a period of time equivalent to the
time of suspension. X PCRec 187.

2483: Nov. 5 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1897, Paragraph 42,
and Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 441, amended as to relative
rank of Diplomatic and Consular officers.

2484: Nov. 5 Lee P. Hawley, former chemist in forest products, made
eligible for reinstatement in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1917 CSR 121.

2485: Nov. 5 Rainy Creek Administrative Site, Palisade National Forest,
Idaho, abolished.

2486: Nov. 5 Certain described lands in Oregon temporarily reserved
for classification pending exchange [for privately owned lands within
the Whitman National Forest] .

2487: Nov. 5 Box Springs Administrative Site, Angeles National Forest,
Calif., abolished.

2483: Nov. 21 Gladstone, Mich., abolished as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 38.

2480: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for mili-
tary purposes.

2490: Nov. 21 Whitetail Administrative Site, Deerlodge National Forest,
Mont., abolished.

2401 : Nov. 21 Sheep breeding experiment station, Idaho, modified, and
the excluded lands restored to public domain.

2402: Nov. 21 Routt National Forest, Colo., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to settlement only under the homestead laws on the
63d day after the date of this Order, and to entry and other disposal
under any land law applicable thereto on the 91st day after the date of
this Order.

[209]

1916

2493: Nov. 24 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 486, pertaining
to records of notarial and other services, amended.

2494: Nov. 24 Trust period on allotments to Absentee Shawnee and the
Citizen Pottawatomie Indians in Oklahoma, expiring during 1917, ex-
tended for 10 years ; 92 exceptions specified. IV K 1032.

2495: Nov. 24 Potts Administrative Site, Nev., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of Toiyabe National Forest.

2496: Deo. 7 Coronado National Forest, Ariz., diminished.

2497: Dec. 7 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for the pro-
tection of the water supply of Fort D. A. Russell and the city of
Cheyenne.

2498: Dec. 16 Army punishment regulations for time of peace pre-
scribed.

2499: Dec. 20 William C. Rader made eligible for appointment as as-
sistant to the director of the Insurance War Risk Bureau, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 122.

2500: Dec. 20 Hattie M. Miller copyist at $720 per annum made eligible
for promotion to copyist at $900 per annum in the Patent Office, Interior
Dept., without examination. 1917 CSR 121.

2501: Dec. 20 E. Os. 2224 of July 19, 1915, and 2418 of July 11, 1916,
establishing Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 8, modified to allow the

homestead entry of Clarence E. Burr.

*

2502: Dec. 28 Anne M. Roden, temporary War Dept. employee, made
eligible for permanent appointment in the Treasury Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 122.

1917

2503: Jan. 3 Dolley Farrior made eligible for appointment as messenger
or to any other suitable position in the War Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 122.

2504: Jan. 3 Ludington, Mich., abolished as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 38.

2505: Jan. 3 Trust or other period of restriction against alienation in
patents issued to any Indian for land on the public domain, expiring in
1917, extended for one year ; three exceptions specified. IV K 1054.

[210]

1917

2506: Jan. 3 Reese Administrative Site, Nev., established for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Toiyabe National Forest.

2507: Jan. 3 Sierra National Forest, Calif., diminished and the excluded
lands opened to settlement only under the homestead laws for 28 days
from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to disposal
under any applicable land law.

2508: Jan. 3 Norton Bay Reservation, Alaska, established for use of the
Bureau of Education and natives of indigenous Alaskan races.

2509 : Jan. 5 Frank Kearney made eligible for promotion from mes-
senger to clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1917 CSR 122.

2510 : Jan. 9 Petroleum Reserve No. 30, California No. 15, diminished
by exclusion of certain lands patented in 1876 under the grant in aid of
the construction of the Southern Pacific Railroad.

2511 : Jan. 11 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion within the Gran Quivira National
Monument.

2512: Jan. 15 Trust period on allotments to five Citizen Pottawatomie
and one absentee Shawnee Indian in Oklahoma, expiring in 1917, ex-
tended for 10 years. IV K 1033.

2513: Jan. 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
and occupancy of the Navajo and such other Indians as the Interior Sec'y
may settle thereon. IV K 1030.

2514: Jan. 15 Regulations governing the conditions of employment in
the Panama Canal Service amended as to annual, travel and cumulative
leave. M 218 ; 1916 PCR 405 ; X PCRec 319.

2515: Jan. 15 Interdepartmental Board on Location of Nitrate Plants
created ; duties prescribed.

2516: Jan. 17 Mourning formalities for Admiral George Dewey ordered.

2517: Jan. 18 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for mili-
tary purposes.

2518: Jan. 19 Austin F. Hawes, former forest assistant, made eligible
for reinstatement as extension specialist in forestry in the States Rela-
tions Service, Agriculture Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1917 CSR 122.

2519: Jan. 23 Corry, Pa., abolished as a port of entry in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 41.

[211]

1917

2519- A: Jan. 24 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
in the United States prescribed. 1925 CRC 209.

2520: Jan. 25 Michael Flaherty, unclassified laborer, made eligible for
appointment as subclerk or wireman in the Treasury Dept. without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 122.

2521: Jan. 26 Kahauiki (Fort Shatter) Military Reservation, Oahu, T.
H., diminished.

2522 : Jan. 30 Drew Administrative Site, S. Dak., created for use as an
addition to a ranger station in the administration of the Harney National
Forest.

2523: Jan. 30 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for protec-
tion of the water supply of Fort D. A. Russell and the city of Cheyenne.

2524: Feb. 1 E. Os. [1374] of June 16, 1911, [1655] of Dec. 5, 1912, and
[2300] of Jan. 14, 1916, reserving certain lands in Arizona for the Papago
Indians, and that part of E. O. [1538] of May 28, 1912, which reserved
certain lands for the same purpose, revoked and certain other described
lands in Arizona reserved for said Indians. IV K 1005.

2525: Feb. 6 Boundaries of Norton Bay Reservation, Alaska, as estab-
lished for the use of the Bureau of Education and natives of indigenous
Alaskan race, redefined.

2526: Feb. 6 Canal Zone Regulations governing the entry of Chinese
prescribed. M 222 ; 1916 PCR 408 ; X PCRec 367.

2527: Feb. 6 Canal Zone Regulations governing the exclusion of un-
desirables prescribed. M 220 ; 416 PCR 407 ; X PCRec 373.

2528: Feb. 14 Island or rock in the Pacific Ocean, opposite Point Vin-
cente, Calif., reserved for lighthouse purposes.

2529: Feb. 14 Nora A. Pennell, former printer's assistant, made eligible
for reinstatement as an operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1917 CSR 123.

2530: Feb. 14 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
legislation [to enlarge the Wyoming National Forest].

2531 : Feb. 16 Postmaster General directed to apportion appointments
to the position of Post Office inspector by States and between the political
parties. 1917 CSR 118.

2532: Feb. 17 Mary R. Livingston Stephenson made eligible for appoint-
ment as skilled laborer in the Government Printing Office without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 123.

[212]

1917

25S3: Feb. 20 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for use as a
Naval radio station.

2634: Feb. 20 Port William McKinley Military Reservation, Province of
Rizal, P. I., diminished by exclusion of certain described lands restored
to the Government of the Philippines.

2635: Feb. 21 John E. Amis made eligible for appointment to a clerical
position in any Executive Dept. or Independent Establishment without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 123.

2636: Feb. 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions, amended to revoke Paragraph 4, providing for the exception of
certain storekeepers and gaugers. 1917 CSR 114.

2637: Feb. 21 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for use as a
distant control receiving station in conjunction with the Naval radio
station at Mile 31%, near Cordova.

2638: Feb. 26 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 13 established.

2639: Feb. 26 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 14 established.

2640: Feb. 27 Federal per diem employees and other day laborers in
the District of Columbia excused from work on Inauguration Day, Mar.
5, 1917.

2641 : Feb. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision V, on Navy Dept. positions,
Paragraph 2 amended to except additional Navy Academy positions.
1917 CSR 114.

2642: Feb. 28 Arapaho National Forest, Colo., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry under the homestead laws for 20 days from
the 43d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to settlement and
other disposition under any applicable land law.

2642-A:Mar. 4 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending
legislation [to consolidate certain lands within the Cache National Forest
and to add certain lands thereto].

2543: Mar. 13 Isaac Bassett, Thomas Harkness, and William H. Wise,
guides at the Washington Navy Yard, made eligible for appointment as
watchmen at said Navy Yard without examination. 1917 CSR 123.

2644: Mar. 16 J. R. McArdle made eligible for appointment in the Post
Office Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 123.

[213]

1917

2646: Mar. 17 Twenty-eight deputy collectors of internal revenue made
eligible for transfer to the classified position of field deputy collector
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 123.

2646: Mar. 21 William J. Martin made eligible for appointment to a
competitive position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1917 CSR 124.

2647: Mar. 21 Civil Service Commission authorized in transfers or re-
instatements to disregard the period during which the employee involved
was in the military service under the President's calls of June 18, 1916.
Jan. 1918 CSA 59; 1917 CSR 118; X PCRec 35.

2648: Mar. 21 All matters pertaining to the Government of Puerto Rico
placed under the War Dept., and the business of said Dept. in that re-
spect assigned to the Insular Affairs Bureau.

2640: Mar. 21 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the
use and occupancy of the Indians of the Laguna Pueblo and such other
Pueblo Indians as the Interior Sec'y may settle thereon. IV K 1029.

2560: Mar. 21 Two described islands in Lake Superior reserved for use
and occupancy of the Indians of the Orand Portage Indian Reservation,
Minn. IV K 1023.

2661: Mar. 21 E. 0. 1794 of July 3, 1913, reserving certain lands in
Alabama for classification, modified to permit the homestead entry of
Samuel L. Kay to remain intact.

2562 : Mar. 21 Spike Island, in Orca Inlet, near Cordova, Alaska, re-
served for lighthouse purposes.

2653: Mar. 21 Certain described lands on Woody Island, near Kodiak,
Alaska, reserved for use of the Navy in connection with the wireless tele-
graph service.

2554: Mar. 22 Eight-hour day suspended for persons working on con-
tracts for the Navy Dept. in Navy Yards and private establishments.

2565: Mar. 22 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II, on Navy Dept. positions,
amended to eliminate the restriction on the number of " officers to aid in
important drafting work" permitted to be appointed. 1917 CSR 114.

2656: Mar. 22 Otto Lewis Evans made eligible for appointment as law
clerk in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR
124.

2567: Mar. 23 Charles P. Geyer and Frank B. Oehring made eligible for
appointment as lithographic draftsmen in the Coast and Geodetic Survey,
Commerce Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 124.

[214]

1917

2568: Mar. 23 Thomas Ferris made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied position in the Indian Service without examination. 1917 CSR 124.

2669: Mar. 24 Authorized enlisted strength of the Navy increased to
87,000 men.

2559- A: Mar. 24 Eight-hour day suspended for persons working on con-
tracts for military supplies and equipment, construction of buildings at
the arsenals, and fortification work.

2560: Mar. 26 Civil Service Commission authorized to fill vacancies for
which there is no suitable eligible by the appointment of persons shown
to be qualified by noncompetitive examination. Jan. 1918 CSA 44, July
1919 CSA 40 ; 1917 CSR 118 ; X PCRec 35.

2561: Mar. 26 Authorized enlisted strength of the Marine Corps in-
creased to 17,400 men.

2662: Mar. 27 Matthew E. Hanna made eligible for examination for a
secretaryship in the Diplomatic Service without regard to age limitations.

2663: Mar. 27 E. O. [1779] of Jan. 4, 1911, placing Port Ringgold Mili-
tary Reservation, Tex., under the Interior Sec'y for disposal, revoked
and said Reservation restored to the control of the War Dept.

2664: Mar. 28 Certain described lands at Nanakuli, District of Waianae,
Oahu, T. H., reserved for military purposes.

2566: Mar. 28 Certain described lands at Waimanalo, District of Eoolau-
poko, Oahu, T. H., reserved for military purposes.

2566: Mar. 28 Certain described lands at Aiea, District of Ewa, Oahu,
T. H., reserved for military purposes.

2567: Mar. 29 Claude T. Worford made eligible for appointment as
draftsman in the Naval Intelligence Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1917 CSR 124.

2668: Mar. 29 Sum of $100,000 allocated to Rear Admiral James H.
Oliver, Virgin Islands Governor, to be expended for necessary expenses
in the taking over and occupancy of said Islands.

2669: Mar. 81 Lorraine J. Markwardt made eligible for reinstatement
as engineer in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1917 CSR 125.

2569- A: Mar. 81 Regulations governing appointment of 1st, 2d, or 3d
class postmasters prescribed. 1917 CSR 119.

[215]

1917

2570: Apr. 2 Restrictions on job transfers of Federal employees during
War emergency prescribed. Jan. 1918 CSA 49; 1917 CSR 119; X PCRec
441.

2571: Apr. 3 Public Health Service constituted part of the military
forces during times of threatened or actual warfare. XX PCRec 441.

2572: Apr. 3 Eight-hour day suspended for persons at work on the dis-
tribution of seeds for the Agriculture Dept.

2573: Apr. 3 Gilbert J. Murray made eligible for appointment as as-
sistant to the director of the War Risk Insurance Bureau, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 125.

2574: Apr. 4 Ellie D. Bouldin designated to sign [the President's name
to] land patents during the absence of the regular clerk.

2575: Apr. 4 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for a
target range.

2576: Apr. 4 Cotton Flat Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Lolo National Forest.

2577: Apr. 4 Certain described lands in Alaska, formerly reserved for
townsite purposes, restored to entry.

2578: Apr. 4 Certain described lands in Alaska along the Susitna River
reserved for purposes in connection with the construction and operation
of railroad lines.

2579: Apr. 4 Regulations governing the withdrawal, location and dis-
position of Alaska railroad townsites, amended to prohibit the selling,
leasing, mortgaging, etc., of any lot containing two or more acres, other
than in its entirety, for five years after the date of acquisition from the
Government.

2580: Apr. 4 Trust period on allotment to the Cheyenne and Arapaho
Indians in Oklahoma, expiring in 1917, extended 10 years ; 157 exceptions
specified. IV K 1034.

2581: Apr. 4 Certain described lands at Honolulu, T. H., known as Tract
No. 1, and formerly reserved for naval and military purposes, restored to
the Government of Hawaii.

2582: Apr. 5 Agnes O. Tansill and Marjorie A. Weaver, calculating ma-
chine operators, made eligible for transfer to the apportioned service of
the Treasury Dept. and promotion to clerk without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1916 CSR 125.

[216]

1917

2683: Apr. 5 Ten specified temporary expert calculating machine opera-
tors in the Treasury Dept. made eligible for permanent appointment.
1917 CSR 125.

2684: Apr. 6 Twenty-nine defensive sea areas established and regula-
tions governing persons and vessels within the limits of said areas pre-
scribed.

2686: Apr. 6* Control of all radio stations placed under the Navy
Sec'y ; seizure of those necessary for naval communication, and closing of
all others, authorized. X PCRec 442.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2686: Apr. 6 Spring Administrative Site, Mont., established for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National Forest.

2687: Apr. 7 Operation of the Coast Guard as part of the Navy ordered.

2683: Apr. 11 Certain vessels, equipment, stations and personnel of the
Lighthouse Service transferred to the War Dept.

2689: Apr. 11 Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1 enlarged.

2690: Apr. 11 Certain described lands in Alabama withdrawn for
classification and in connection with a proposed forest purchase area.

2691 : Apr. 11 Trust period on allotments to the Ottawa, Seneca, and
Wyandotte Indians in Oklahoma, expiring in 1917, extended 10 years;
265 exceptions specified. IV K 1038.

2692: Apr. 11 Henry J. Cantey, unclassified laborer in the Labor Statis-
tics Bureau, Labor Dept., made eligible for promotion to assistant mes-
senger without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 125.

2693: Apr. 18 Certain described lands in the St. Francis River Basin,
Ark., withdrawn pending survey with a view to ascertaining the prac-
ticability of improving the St. Francis River.

2694: Apr. IS Committee on Public Information created and George
Creel appointed civilian chairman.

2696: Apr. 14 Katherine M. Herring made eligible for appointment in
the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR
125.

2696: Apr. 14 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, waived to permit employees of the Treasury Dept. to serve
on any State, county or municipal defense committee for the purposes of
mobilizing and conserving the resources of the country. 1917 CSR 119.

[217]

1617

2507: Apr. 14 Month of the York River, in Chesapeake Bay, established
as a defensive sea area in addition to those established by E. 0. [2584]
of Apr. 5, 1917.

2598: Apr. 16 Henry Fox made eligible for reinstatement as asst. engi-
neer in the Engineer Dept. at Large at Little Rock, Ark., without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1917 CSR 126.

2599: Apr. 16 Certain described lands in Montana withdrawn pending
legislation to secure the use of said lands as a game preserve.

2600: Apr. 17 Council of National Defense authorized to employ persons
best adapted to its work for the period of the war without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1917 CSR 119.

2601: Apr. 18 D. Brockman Winfrey, private sec'y to the director of the
Mint, made eligible for appointment as a clerk in the classified service of
the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 126.

2602: Apr. 18 Civil Service Commission authorized to certify and ap-
point to Federal positions eligibles on any satisfactory State, county, or
municipal civil service register. 1917 CSR 120.

2603: Apr. 19 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation to secure the use of said lands as a public park.

2604: Apr. 28 Censorship of submarine cables, telegraph, and telephone
lines, established; Navy Dept. given supervisory control of submarine
cables and War Dept. of telegraph and telephone lines.

2605: Apr. 28 Eight-hour day suspended with respect to persons en-
gaged upon work covered by contracts made by the War Dept.

2605-A: Apr. 80* Control of all radio stations placed under the Navy
Sec'y; seizure of those necessary for naval communication, and closing
of others authorized. X PCRec 509.

* Has form of a proclamation. Wording varies slightly from that of E. O. 2585.

2606: May 4 Sale or disposition of Alaskan Railroad townsite lots or-
dered governed either by E. O. 2214 of June 19, 1915, as amended by
E. O. 2579 of Apr. 4, 1917, or by E. O. 2418 of July 11, 1916.

2607: May 4 Trust period on allotments to the Sac and Fox of the
Missouri Indians in Kansas and Nebraska, expiring during 1917, ex-
tended for 10 years ; four exceptions specified. IV K 1021.

2608: May 4 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite and other purposes in connection with
the construction and operation of railroad lines.

[218]

1917

2609: May 7 James C. McNally made eligible for appointment as consul
general or consul without regard to E. 0. [469] of June 27, 1906.

2610: May 7 Annie Eopolucci made eligible for appointment as seam-
stress in the Washington Navy Yard without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1917 CSR 126.

2611 : May 7 Edgar Mabie made eligible for appointment as superin-
tendent of the War Risk Insurance Bureau, Treasury Dept., without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 126.

2612: May 7 Certain described lands in Arizona between the Little Colo-
rado River and the Tusayan National Forest temporarily withdrawn
pending allotments to the Navajo Indians living thereon. IV K 1004.

2612-A:May 8 William A. West made eligible for appointment as
skilled laborer in the Equipment Shops of the Post Office Dept. without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 126.

2613: May 9 Horace M. Albright, asst. attorney in the Interior Dept.
made eligible for appointment as assistant director of the National Park
Service. 1917 CSR 126.

2614: May 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination], Subdivision IV [on War Dept.
positions], Paragraph 2 amended to include military storekeepers in the
Medical Dept. at Large and the Quartermaster Corps of the Army, when
filled by retired noncommissioned officers of those branches of the serv-
ice. 1917 CSR 117.

2615: May 9 Henry S. Grogan made eligible for reinstatement as a post
office inspector without regard to length of separation from the service.
1917 CSR 127.

2616: May 9* Executive Departments ordered to furnish lists of in-
terned enemy aliens to the American Red Cross so that they may be
forwarded to the International Red Cross at Oeneva.
* Has form of a proclamation.

2617: May 11 Civil Service Commission authorized to permit appoint-
ment of civilians attached to military organizations sent abroad without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 120.

2618: May 11 Avon Administrative Site, Holy Cross National Forest,
Colo., enlarged.

2619: May 11 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended as to verification
of American passports, visaing of foreign passports, and forms to be
used for such services ; Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to fees to be
collected for said services and for issuing or extending a passport. 1925
CRC 72.

[219]

1917

2619-A:May 14 Seizure of the German vessels Odenwald and Presi-
dent at San Juan, P. R., by the Navy Sec'y for use by the United States
Navy ordered. EL 169.

2620: Hay 15 Administration of the customs laws in the Virgin Islands
placed under the direction and control of the Treasury Sec'y* and said
Sec'y authorized to appoint a collector of customs for said Islands.

2621 : May 16 Oerman vessel Atlas ordered transferred from the Treas-
ury Dept. to commandant of the 12th Naval District for use in harbor
patrol work. EL 169.

2622: Hay 17 That part of E. O. 2377 of May 2, 1916, reserving certain
lands in Texas, formerly part of Port Brown Military Reservation, for
the Agriculture Dept., revoked and said lands again placed under con-
trol of the War Dept. for military purposes.

2628: May 19 Trust periods on allotments to the Oneida Indians in
Wisconsin, expiring during 1917, extended for one year; 23 exceptions
specified. IV K 1052.

2624: May 22 Seizure of Oerman vessels the Kronprinz WUhelm and the
Prim Eitel Friedrich at Philadelphia, Pa., the Liebenfels at Charleston,
S. C. and the Oeir and the Locksen at Honolulu, T. H., by the Navy Sec'y
for use by the United States Navy authorized.

2625: May 22 Oerman vessels Hohenfelde, Frieda Leonhardt, Nicaria,
Kiel, Rudolf Blumberg, Vogesen, Breslau, and Saxonia ordered trans-
ferred from the Treasury Dept. to the Navy Dept. for use as colliers and
cargo carriers. El 170.

2626: May 22 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement],
amended to add Paragraph 2 providing that a person resigning a scientific,
professional, or technical position to enter the public service of a State,
county, municipality, or foreign government in a similar capacity, may
upon completion of such service be reinstated in the department in
which he formerly served, within three years from the date of his sep-
aration from service. 1917 CSR 112.

2627: May 27 Bayside (Point Comfort) Military Reservation, Middle-
ton, N. J., placed under the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

2628: June 4 War Dept. authorized to employ without regard to Civil
Service Rules during the period of the war the inspection staffs of Allied
governments in munitions factories. 1917 CSR 120.

2629: June 6 Lubec, Maine, abolished as a port of entry in the Customs
Collection District No. 1 and consolidated with port of entry of East-
port, Maine.

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2630: June 6 Coronado National Forest, Ariz., and N. Mex., enlarged
by the addition of all lands of the Chiricahna National Forest.

2631: June 6 Humboldt National Forest, Nev., enlarged by the addi-
tion of all lands of the Ruby and Santa Rosa National Forests.

2632: June 6 Targhee National Forest, Idaho and Wyo., enlarged by
the addition of all lands of the Palisade National Forest.

2633: June 6 Lincoln National Forest, N. Mex., enlarged by the addi-
tion of all lands of the Alamo National Forest.

2634: June 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept.
positions], Paragraph 1, amended to include student instructors in flying
and as to the designation of inspectors of airplanes and airplane engines.
1917 CSR 117; EL 169.

2635: June 12 Seizure of the German vessel Staatssekretar Solf at
Tutuila, Samoa, by the Navy Sec'y for use of the Navy ordered. EL 170.

2636: June 12 E. Anna Draper and Katherine Gaines made eligible for
appointment as clerks in the War Risk Insurance Bureau, Treasury
Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 127.

2637: June 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XI [on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add Paragraph 4 excepting student assistants in
Standards Bureau earning up to $300 per annum, provided they are bona
fide students and appointed for a period of not longer than six months
in any one year. 1917 CSR 115.

2638: June 12 Little Lime Island, in the Straits of St. Mary off the
coast of Michigan, reserved for lighthouse purposes.

2639: June 18 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for use of
certain Shoshone Indians residing near Winnemucca and Battle Moun-
tain, Nev. IV K 1028.

2640: June 18 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved pending leg-
islation [to permit the exchange for lands of equal value owned by States
or private individuals within the boundaries of national forests].

2641 : June 18 Regulations governing the sale and disposition of Alaska
railroad townsites amended to eliminate all provisions for forfeiture of
lots as a penalty for using the same for manufacturing, selling, or other-
wise disposing of intoxicating liquors, or for gambling, prostitution, or
other unlawful purpose.

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1917

2642: June 20 Red Butte Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Custer National Forest.

2648: June 20 Charles H. Eessler made eligible for reinstatement as
assistant examiner in the Patent Office, Interior Dept., without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1917 CSR 127.

2644: June 20 John J. Crowley made eligible for appointment as as-
sistant to the director of the War Risk Insurance Bureau, Treasury
Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 127.

2646: June 22 Secretary of Commerce vested w ith the executive ad-
ministration of all instructions issued under Title Vll of the Espionage
Act of 1917 and the proclamations thereunder; Exports Council, com
posed of the Sec'ys. of State, Agriculture, and Commerce, and Pood
Administrator, established to formulate policies and to make sugges-
tions to carry out the purposes of said Act. EL 170.

2646: June 27 Ediz Hook Spit Lighthouse Reservation, Port Angeles
Harbor, Wash., diminished, and the excluded lands transferred to the
Navy Dept.

2647: June 28 Eureka Military Reservation, Alaska, formerly reserved
for the use of the Army Signal Corps, placed under the Interior Sec'y
for disposal.

2648: June 28 H. H. Chapman made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant district forester in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1917 CSR 127.

2649: June 28 Cauit Island, Cebu, P. I., designated, confirmed, and
reserved as a quarantine station under the Treasury Dept.

2660: June 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
Paragraph 14 amended to include watchmen at warehouses, depots,
wharves, and piers belonging to or controlled by the War Dept. 1917
CSR 115.

2661: June 80 Seizure of 87 German vessels by the Shipping Board au-
thorized and said Board directed to repair, equip and man, operate,
lease, or charter the same in any service of the United States. EL 171 ;
M226;XPCRec585.

2662: June 8 Provisions of law requiring that watch officers of U.
S. vessels registered for foreign trade be citizens of the United States,
suspended for the duration of the war for citizens of allied or neutral
nations. X PCRec 586.

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2653: July 3 Seizure of the German vessel Prinz Eitel Friedrich at
Hoboken, N. J., by the Shipping Board for use in the service of the
United States ordered. EL 172.

2664: July 5 J. M. Shaffer made eligible for appointment to a classified
position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1917 CSR 128.

2666: July 6 Mary C. Ritenour, former printer's assistant in the En-
graving and Printing Bureau, made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied clerical position without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR
128.

2666: July 6 Eight-hour day suspended for persons engaged on the
construction of the Post Office Dept. Equipment Shops Building, Wash-
ington, D. C.

2656-A: July 6 E. 0.s [2245%] of Sept. 14, 1915, and [2405-A] of June
19, 1916, permitting appointment of certain class of veterans to the
position of 'watchmen in the State, War and Navy Dept. Building, ex-
tended through the fiscal year 1918.

2667: July 10 George B. Taylor made eligible for reinstatement as
chief of division in the office of the War Sec'y without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1917 CSR 128.

2668 : July 10 Certain described lands in the Mantanuska Valley,
Alaska, eliminated from Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1 and reserved
for the States Relations Service of the Agriculture Dept., for use in
agricultural experiments.

2669: July 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
Paragraph 3 amended to except for the duration of the war subclerical
and nonclerical employees of the operating forces of the piers at
Hoboken, N. J., and at other seaports serving under the Army Transport
Service. 1917 CSR 115.

2660: July 11 Benajah D. Dyas made eligible for appointment as stock-
keeper in the Government Printing Office without examination. 1917
CSR 129.

2661: July 11 George Simmons made eligible for appointment as mes-
senger boy in the office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Navy Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 129.

2662: July 11 Mary C. Bryan made eligible for appointment to a class-
ified position in the Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules,
in connection with the detention and deportation of alien women. 1917
CSR 128.

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2663: July 11 Eight-hour day suspended with respect to workers on
contract No. 43 of the Alaskan Engineering Commission with the Seattle
Car and Foundry Company.

2664: July 11 Certain powers relative to the construction, purchase,
requisitioning, seizure, operation, and management of vessels delegated
to the Shipping Board and the Emergency Fleet Corporation. EL 173.

2666: July 17 Certain described lands in New Mexico temporarily with-
drawn pending determination of title.

2666: July 17 E. C. Teats made eligible for reinstatement as postal
clerk without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 129.

2667: July 17 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for the use
of the Eaibab and other Indians residing thereon for such other Indians
as the Interior Sec'y may locate thereon, IV K 1003.

2668: July 17 Walter W. Orose made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Quartermaster Corps of the Army without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1917 CSR 129.

2669: July 19 Civil War veterans in the Government service granted
leave of absence with pay to attend the Grand Army of the Republic
Encampment from Aug. 20-27, 1917, at Boston, Mass.

2670: July 20* Secretary of Commerce charged with administration
of the lighthouse service of the Virgin Islands.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2671: July 23 E. O. 2472 of Oct. 17, 1916, reserving certain lands in
Arizona for townsite purposes, revoked.

2672: July 23 Alaska Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal [No. 9] di-
minished and the excluded lands restored to entry and settlement.

2673: July 28 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands reserved as Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 15.

2673-A: July 28 Department officials cautioned to exercise care in issu-
ing affidavits of necessity for the purpose of authorizing the discharge of
persons by local draft boards. XI PCRec 6.

2674: July 30 Silver Creek Administrative Site, Black Hills National
Forest, S. Dak., abolished.

2675: July 30 Benjamin Orady made eligible for appointment as ex-
pert with inventive ability in the Census Bureau, Commerce Dept., with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 129.

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2676: July 31 Harry C. Daniels, clerk in the Solicitor's Office, Agricul-
ture Dept., made eligible for transfer to the Navy Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 129.

2676-A:Aug. 1 Possession of North Island, San Diego Harbor, Calif.,
ordered taken on behalf of the United States for use for national de-
fense and as sites for aviation stations and for aviation school purposes.

2677: Aug. 3 Vessels Andromeda and Staatssekkretar Solf ordered trans-
ferred from the Shipping Board to Navy Dept.

2678: Aug. 3 Eight-hour day suspended for workers of purchase orders
placed with the Seattle Car and Foundry Co. by the Alaskan Engineering
Commission.

2679: Aug. 3 Fort Bidwell Indian School Reservation, Calif., enlarged.
IV K 1014.

2679-A: Aug. 10* Food Administration created; functions defined, and
Herbert Hoover appointed administrator.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2680: Aug. 13 Robert Gaines made eligible for appointment as mes-
senger in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1917
CSR 130.

2681: Aug. 14 Food Administration Grain Corporation created to facili-
tate food and fuel conservation and distribution. EL 174.

2682: Aug. 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 1 amended to add Clause (g) emergency demonstra-
tion agents. 1917 CSR 116.

2683: Aug. 16 Pauline Munford made eligible for appointment to a
classified position in the Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1917 CSR 130.

2684: Aug. 16 Trust period on allotments to the Potrero (La Piche or
La Jolla) and Rincon bands or villages of Indians in California, expiring
during 1917, extended for 10 years. IV K 1016.

2686: Aug. 16 Certain described lands in Oklahoma withdrawn pend-
ing determination of the advisibility of reserving them for military pur-
poses.

2686: Aug. 21 E. O. [2186] of Apr. 30, 1915, designating certain offi-
cials to act as Commerce Sec'y during the absence of that officer, amended
to provide that Samuel L. Rogers, Director of the Census, or Samuel

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W. Stratton, Director of the Standards Bureau, act as Sec'y daring such
absence, the choice to be made by the Sec'y.

2686-A:Aug. 21 Provisional scale of prices for bituminous coal pre-
scribed.

2687: Aug. 21 Certain powers relative to the emergency construction
of Navy vessels and the purchase of Navy war materials, vested in the
Navy Secy EL 176.

2688: Aug. 23 Appointment to certain classified positions under the
Navy Dept. in Government owned aircraft factories upon noncompeti-
tive examination authorized. 1917 CSR 118.

2689 : Aug. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept.
positions], amended to include aeronautical mechanical draftsmen. 1917
CSR 117.

2690: Aug. 23 Harry A. Garfield designated Fuel Administrator; duties
and functions defined. EL 177.

2690-A:Aug. 23 Regulations governing intrastate, interstate, and for-
eign commerce in coal prescribed; maximum prices and jobbers' margins
established.

2691 : Aug. 24 Regulations governing repeals, alterations, and amend-
ments of local laws of the Virgin Islands; and use of taxes and duties
collected in said Islands prescribed.

2692: Aug. 27 Defensive sea areas for the terminal ports of the Panama
Canal established. M 227 ; 1916 PCR 412 ; XI PCRec 43.

2692- A: Aug. 29 Former German vessels Leviathan, Mount Vernon, An-
dromeds, Oeorge Washington, America, Powhatan, Aeolus, Madawaska,
Antigone, Susquehanna, Pocahontas, President Chant, Agememnon, Presi-
dent Lincoln, Huron, and Mercury transferred from the Shipping Board
to the Navy Dept. to be commissioned as transports.

2693: Aug. 30 Governor of the Virgin Islands authorized to issue reg-
istration certificates to vessels purchased abroad by United States citizens
or corporations.

2694: Aug. 30 Boundaries of the Schofield Barracks Military Reserva-
tion, Cahu, T. H., redefined.

2694- A: Sept. 2 Treasury Dept. charged with control of the production
of distilled spirits. EL 177.

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2695: Sept. 6 Eulalie A. Chase made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the competitive class in the Postal Service without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1917 CSB 130.

2696: Sept. 7 Provisions of law requiring survey and inspection of for-
eign-built ships admitted to U. S. registry suspended for two years.

2697: Sept. 7 Regulations governing the export of coin, bullion, and
currency prescribed. EL 178.

2698: Sept. 7 Certain described lands in Montana reserved for adminis-
trative purposes in connection with tribal grazing leases on the Crow
Indian Reservation. IV K 1025.

2699: Sept. 7 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the use of
certain Skull Valley Indians residing thereon and such other Indians as
may be settled thereon by the Interior Sec'y. IV K 1049.

2700: Sept. 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XIV, on Effi-
ciency Bureau positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one private sec'y to the
chief of said Bureau. 1917 CSR 116.

2701: Sept. 7 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Par-
agraph 2, amended to include the position of telephone operator in
positions excepted from the apportionment. 1917 CSR 113.

2702: Sept. 12 Boundaries of customs districts in Texas and New Mex-
ico readjusted as follows: Districts Nos. 23 and 25 abolished and new
District No. 23 (San Antonio) created; District No. 22 (Qalveston) modi-
fied; District No. 24 (El Paso) enlarged.

2703: 8ept. 12 Grace Matthews Trescot, formerly in the Chemistry Bu-
reau, Agriculture Dept., made eligible for reinstatement as a clerk in
the Government service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1917 CSR 130.

2704: Sept. 17 Term "military camps," as employed in War Dept. Bul-
letin No. 45 of July 23, 1917, construed to include any Navy Yard, Naval
Station, Naval or Marine camp or barracks where military forces are
under training, in addition to the cantonments and camps specified in
War Dept. Bulletin No. 48 of Aug. 22, 1917.

2705: Sept. 20 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on all contracts
for the construction of an emergency laboratory for the Standards Bu-
reau, Commerce Dept.

2706: Sept. 22 Mabel Money Kitchin made eligible for appointment as
assistant in the library of the Army Medical Museum without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1917 CSR 130.

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2707: Sept. 24 Vessels Surveyor ', Iris, and Bache, with equipment and
personnel, transferred from the Coast and Geodetic Survey to the Navy
Dept., and certain other survey personnel transferred to the War Dept.

2708: Sept. 25 Picture, Film, and Publication Divisions created under
the jurisdiction of the Committee on Public Information, and State, War,
and Navy Sec'y's authorized to assign personnel to said Committee.

2709: Sept. 27 Seizure of German vessel Hermes at Honolulu, T. H., by
the Navy Dept. for Navy service ordered. EL 179.

2710: Sept. 27 E. 0. 2459 of Sept. 22, 1916, reserving certain lands in
New Mexico for townsite purposes, revoked.

2711: Sept. 27 Certain described lands in Arizona near the Colorado
River reserved for the use and occupancy of the Cocopah Indians. IV E
1001.

2712: Sept. 27 E. O. 1794 of July 3, 1913 and E. O. of Apr. 28, 1917,*
withdrawing certain lands in Alabama for a proposed nitrate plant,
amended to permit the reinstatement of homestead entries of James E.
Kitchens and Van Hayes.

* Not a Numbered Order.

2718: Sept. 27 Divide Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead and the Deer-
lodge National Forests.

2714: Sept. 27 Nathan Comstock made eligible for reinstatement as an
examiner in the Patent Office without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1917 CSR 130.

2715: Sept. 27 Commerce Sec'y authorized to appoint to the classified
competitive service without regard to Civil Service Rules a selected staff
of 28 expert employees engaged upon work of a military nature to be
carried on in the future under the Standards Bureau. 1917 CSR 120.

2716: Sept. 27 Appointment without examination of one executive sec'y
and one private sec'y to each State Pood Administrator, and of persons
employed in work financed jointly by the Food Administration and co-
operating agencies outside the Federal service, authorized. 1917 CSR
120.

2717: Sept. 27* Quarantine regulations made effective in the Virgin
Islands ; quarantine reservations, buildings, and equipment of the former
Government taken over; and the Treasury Sec'y through the Surgeon
General of the Public Health Service charged with all administrative
duties thereof.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1917

2718: Sept. 27 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on contracts for
construction of the Immigration Station at Baltimore, Md.

2719: Sept. 28 Frank H. Schloer made eligible for reinstatement as an
instrument maker in the Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering,
Agriculture Dept., without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1917 CSR 131.

2720: Sept. 29 Army Chief of Staff designated to act as War Sec'y in
the absence of the Sec'y and the Assistant Sec'y.

2721 : Oct. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions ex-
cepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XV, on Exports
Administrative Board positions, to except one private sec'y or confiden-
tial clerk to each member of said Board. 1918 CSR 123.

2722: Oct. 6 Lillian Schmidt, temporary employee, made eligible for
permanent appointment under the Employees Compensation Committee
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSR 131.

2723: Oct. 8 Harry C. Bradley made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918
CSR 131.

2724: Oct. 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
as a rifle range by Company "B" of the 1st New Mexico Infantry.

2725: Oct. 6 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
legislation to grant said lands to the town of Olathe for protection of
its water supply.

2726: Oct. 6 E. 0. [2466] of Oct. 2, 1916, withdrawing certain lands in
Colorado for classification, revoked insofar as it applies to certain speci-
fied lands, and the excluded lands opened to entry only under the home-
stead laws requiring residence on the 23d day after the date of this
Order, and to settlement, and other disposition under any applicable
land law on the 29th day after the date of this Order.

2727: Oct. 8 Alaska Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal No. 16 estab-
lished.

2728: Oct. 8 Alaska Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal No. 17 estab-
lished.

2729: Oct. 9 Mabel E. Albertson made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1918 CSR 131.

2729- A: Oct. 12 War Trade Board, War Trade Council, and Censorship
Board established and the Treasury, State, and Commerce Sec'y's, the

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1917

Postmaster General, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Alien Prop-
erty Custodian vested with certain powers under the Trading with the
Enemy Act of 1917 and/or the Espionage Act of 1917. APC 499; XI
PCRec 135.

2730: Oct. IS Certification and authentication of documents, by Con-
sular officers ordered rendered free of charge for the period of war for
persons in the military or naval service.

2731 : Oct. 13 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending leg-
islation [for relief of Thomas Levy].

2732: Oct. 13 Honolulu Buoy Depot, Oahu, T. H., transferred from the
War Dept. to the Commerce Dept.

2733: Oct. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 15 excepting persons employed at the experi-
mental factory of the Equipment Division of the Signal Corps at McCook
Field, Dayton, Ohio. 1918 CSR 123.

2734: Oct. 15 Civilian employees of the Commissions on Training Camp
Activities made eligible for appointment without regard to Civil Service
Rules; the staffs of said Commissions hereafter to be paid by the War
and Navy Depts. from Government appropriations. 1918 CSR 126.

2735: Oct. 18 Huckleberry Island, Padilla Bay, Wash., reserved for
lighthouse purposes.

2736: Oct. 23* Herbert Hoover, Pood Administrator, directed to re-
quisition foods, feeds, and storage facilities for same for any public use
connected with the common defense, other than the support of the Army
or Navy. EL 180.

* Has form of a proclamation,

2737: Oct. 24 E. 0. 2692 of Aug. 27, 1917, establishing Panama Canal
defensive sea areas, amended to correct typographical errors. M 229;
1916 PCR 414; XI PCRec 155.

2738: Oct. 24 Reef and Yellow Islands, Straits of Juan de Fuca, Wash.,
reserved for possible use for lighthouse purposes.

2739: Oct. 24 Humboldt National Forest, Nev., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened for entry only under the homestead laws requiring
residence on the 92d day after the date of this Order, and to settlement
and other disposition under any applicable land law on the 99th day
after the date of this Order.

2740: Oct. 25 Appointment without examination of one executive sec'y
and one private sec'y to each State Fuel Administrator, and of persons

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employed in work financed jointly by the Fuel Administration and co-
operating persons or organizations outside the Federal service, author-
ized. 1918 CSR 126.

2741 : Oct. 25 Newspaper readers and translators selected by the Post-
master General for certain confidential positions made eligible for ap-
pointment, for the period of the war, without examination. 1918 CSR
127.

2742: Oct. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept.
positions, amended to include production experts in the Signal Service
at Large. 1918 CSR 125.

2748: Oct. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
Paragraph 3 amended to except employees on transport ships under the
Army Transport Service. 1918 CSR 124.

2743- A: Oct. 27 Scale of prices for bituminous coal at the mine modified.

2744: Oct. 29 Alien Property Custodian delegated certain powers under
the Trading with the Enemy Act of Oct. 6, 1917, in addition to those
delegated by B. 0. 2729-A of Oct. 12, 1917; salary of said Custodian
fixed. APC504;EL187.

2746: Nov. 1 Virginia M. Spinks, temporary employee, made eligible
for a permanent appointment in the Employment Service, Labor Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSR 131.

2746: Nov. 2 William P. Henshaw made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Panama Canal Service and transfer to a classified position
in the Federal service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSR
131;XIPCRecl64.

2747: Nov. 2 Trust period on allotments of the Prairie Band of Pot-
awatomi Indians, expiring during 1917, extended for 10 years; 11 ex-
ceptions specified. IV K 1020.

2748: Nov. 2 * Seizure of German vessel Pollux by the Shipping Board
for use in any service of the United States ordered. EL 189.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2749: Nov. 5 Certain described lands in Florida reserved for lighthouse
purposes.

2760: Nov. 5 Moro Bock, Redding Bock, and Prince Island, in the
Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, reserved for lighthouse pur-
poses.

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2751 : Nov. 7 John E. Peters, Coast and Geodetic Survey officer trans-
ferred to the Navy Dept. instead of the War Dept. as ordered by E. O.
2707 of Sept. 24, 1917.

2752: Nov. 9 Former printers' assistants and operatives of the Engrav-
ing and Printing Bureau made eligible for reinstatement without regard
to length of separation from the service, for the period of the war. 1918
CSB 122.

2753: Nov. 10 Civil Service Rule X, pertaining to transfer, Section 8
[pertaining to limitations on transfer], Clause (a) amended as to prior
service requirements for employees proposed for transfer. 1918 CSR
122; M 231; 1917 PCR 382; XI PCRec 192.

2754: Nov. 10 Food and Fuel Administrations authorized to employ
qualified persons for the duration of war without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1918 CSR 127.

2755: Nov. 14 Blakely Rock, Puget Sound, Wash., reserved for light-
house purposes.

2755-A:Nov. 22 E. O. 2245- A of Sept. 14, 1915, permitting appointment
of certain classes of retired ex-service men as watchmen in the State,
War, and Navy Dept. Building without examination, extended to permit
such appointments for the deration of the war.

2756: Nov. 22 Appointment of one private sec'y to each State explo-
sives inspector under the Administration of Explosives Inspection with-
out examination authorized. 1918 CSR 127.

2757: Nov. 22 Akiak, Mountain Village, and Tatitlek Reserves, Alaska
established for use of the Education Bureau and of natives of indigen-
ous Alaskan race.

2758: Nov. 22 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 2, amended to include messenger girls in the nonapportioned service ;
Rule XI [pertaining to promotion], Section 6 amended to make non-
apportioned messenger girls ineligible for promotion or transfer to ap-
portioned positions. 1918 CSR 122.

2759: Nov. 22 Sister Islands, Green Bay, Wis., reserved for lighthouse
purposes.
*

2760: Nov. 23 Transfer of William V. Hagar from the Coast and Geo-
detic Survey to the Navy Dept., as ordered by E. 0. [2707] of Sept. 24,
1917, revoked.

2761: Nov. 23 Interior Sec'y authorized to appoint persons in the Mines
Bureau to conduct gas, chemical, and explosives investigations for the
War and Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rides. 1918 CSR
127.

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2762: Nov. 24 Interdepartmental transfer of Government employees
without written consent of Department head from which transfer is
proposed prohibited for the duration of the war. Jan. 1918 CSA 49;
1918 CSR 130; XI PCRec 204.

2763: Nov. 24 Filling of the position of aeronautic draftsman in the
Navy Dept. by noncompetitive examination authorized for the duration
of the war. 1918 CSR 125.

2764: Nov. 26 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished.

2765: Nov. 27 Food Administrator authorized to prescribe regulations
to prevent profiteering in foods, feeds, and by-products. EL 190.

2766-A:Nov. SO Employment of supervising investigators, investiga-
tors, and special inspectors in the Military Intelligence Section of the
Office of the Chief of Ordnance without regard to Civil Service Rules
authorized.

2766: Dec. 1 Postmaster General authorized to appoint as temporary
carriers on rural routes kin of regular carriers on military duty without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSR 127.

2767: Dec. 5 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision I, on Interior Dept.
positions, amended to add Paragraph 7 to include disciplinarians in
Indian schools. 1918 CSR 126.

2768: Dec. 5 Appointment of Ordnance Dept. employees in Canada in
positions below the grade of inspector without regard to Civil Service
Rules authorized. 1918 CSR 128.

2769: Dec. 6 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on contracts for
certain Treasury Dept. construction in Washington, D. C.

2770: Dec. 7 Powers relative to licensing of foreign insurance com-
panies doing business in the United States delegated to the Treasury
Sec'y. APC 505; EL 190.

2771 : Dec. 8 Transfer of Aaron L. Shalowitz from the Commerce Dept.
to the War Dept., as ordered by E. O. 2707 of Sept. 24, 1917, revoked.

2772: Dec. 12 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for mil-
itary purposes.

2773: Dec. 12 Alaskan Townsite and Railroad Withdrawals Nos. 1 and
2, as established by E. 0.s [1919% and 1967-A] of Apr. 21, 1914, and
June 23, 1914, respectively, diminished.

2774: Dec. 17 O. C. Husting made eligible for appointment to a position
in the classified service without examination. 1918 CSR 131.

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2774-A:Dec. 17 Foreign Picture Division established under the juris-
diction of the Committee on Public Information.

2775: Dec. 19 John T. Watkins transferred from the Coast and Qeodetic
to the Navy Dept. instead of the War Dept. as ordered by E. O. 2707 of
Sept. 24, 1917.

2776 : Dec. 26 Frederick S. Taylor made eligible for appointment to a
subclerical position in the classified service of the Treasury Dept. with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSB 132.

2777: Dec. 26 Regulations governing the repeal, alteration, and amend-
ment of local laws of the Virgin Islands, and to use of the duties and
taxes collected therein, amended.

2778: Dec. 31 Trust period of allotments to Indians, expiring during
1918, extended for one year ; exceptions specified. IV K 1054.

1918

2779: Jan. 1 Regulations for the government of the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended with respect to rations
for enlisted men of the Army.

2780: Jan. 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XI, on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions, amended to revoke Paragraph 2, excepting shipping commission-
ers whose compensation in 1907 was $2,500 or more. 1918 CSR 124.

2781 : Jan. 8 Charles W. Olvey made eligible for transfer from skilled
laborer to clerk in the office of the Commerce Sec'y without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSR 132.

2782: Jan. 9 Six specified persons transferred to the War Dept. by E. O.
[2707] of Sept. 24, 1917, returned to their former status in the Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Commerce Dept.

2783 : Jan. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], Paragraph 8 amended to limit the exception to certain positions of
a quasi-military or quasi-naval character. 1918 CSR 124.

2784: Jan. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 16 excepting persons employed by the Quar-
termaster Corps of the Army in connection with construction work.
1918 CSR 124.

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2785: Jan. 15 E. 0. [2784] of Jan. 10, 1918, amending Schedule A of
the Civil Service Rules to except from examination persons employed
by the Quartermaster Corps of the Army on construction work, revoked.
1918 CSR 124.

2786: Jan. 15 Treasury Sec'y authorized to appoint personnel in the
Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules
as an emergency measure. 1918 CSR 128.

2787: Jan. 18 E. 0. 1324 of Mar. 24, 1911, reserving the Long Pine
Administrative Site, Calif., for use as a ranger station in the administra-
tion of the Kern, National Forest, revoked.

2788: Jan. 18 Eleanor B. Bowker made eligible for appointment in the
classified service upon a noncompetitive examination. 1918 CSR 132.

2789: Jan. 19 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved pending allot-
ments in severalty to Navajo Indians living thereon. IV K 1004.

2790: Jan. 22 Allotment of funds from the appropriation made by the
Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917 made as follows : War Trade Board
$155,000; Alien Property Custodian $80,000; Treasury Sec'y $10,000;
Federal Trade Commission $5000. APC 506.

2791 : Jan. 22 Roscoe Perrin Strough transferred from the Coast and
Geodetic Survey to the Navy Dept.

2792: Jan. 24 Appointments of personnel for the care of sick and
wounded soldiers under the provisions of the Army appropriation for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1918, without regard to Civil Service Rules
authorized. 1918 CSR 132.

2793: Jan. 24 Cornelia H. Campbell made eligible for appointment as
skilled laborer in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1918 CSR 132.

2794: Jan. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to competitive examination], amended Subdivision IV, on War
Dept. positions, to add Paragraph 4 to include up to ten clerical posi-
tions, in the War College Division, for confidential service only during
the war emergency. 1918 CSR 126.

2795: Jan. 26 Trust period on allotments to 14 specified bands of Mis-
sion Indians in California extended for 10 years. IV K 1014.

2796: Jan. 26* Rules and regulations pertaining to the export of coin,
bullion, and currency prescribed. APC 506 ; EL 191.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2797: Jan. 28 Oregon National Forest, Oreg., diminished.

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2798: Jan. SI Lighthouse tender Palmetto, with equipment and person-
nel, transferred from the Commerce Dept. to the Navy Dept.

2799: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in Alaska, previously reserved by
E. O. 1919% of Apr. 21, 1914, for townsite purposes, restored to entry
and settlement.

2800: Feb. 4 Boundaries of Schofield Barracks Military Reservation,
Oahu, T. H., redefined.

2801: Feb. 5 E. 0. [2729-A] of Oct. 12, 1917, creating certain agencies
and delegating powers under the Trading with the Enemy and Espionage
Acts, amended as to Sections XXX and XXXI, relative to the Alien
Property Custodian. APC 513; XI PCRec 318.

2802: Feb. 8 Alaskan Withdrawal No. 1 modified to permit patenting
of certain homestead entries.

2803: Feb. 8 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for the use
of certain band of Shoshone Indians. IV E 1029.

2804: Feb. 11 Trust period on allotments on the Devils Lake Indian
Reservation, N. Dak., extended for 10 years. IV K 1032.

2805: Feb. 12 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on contracts for
Fisheries Bureau construction at the Marine Biological Station, Key
West, Pla.

2806: Feb. IS Eight-hour day suspended for workers on contracts for
Engraving and Printing Bureau construction in Washington, D. C.

2807: Feb. 14 Certain described lands in Idaho temporarily reserved
pending legislation [to add them to the Minidoka National Forest].

2808: Feb. 14 Gas Defense Service appointments to be made by War
Sec'y for duration of war, without regard to Civil Services Rules, except
positions in the Washington office. 1918 CSR 128.

2809: Feb. 15 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the use of
certain Skull Valley and other Indians. IV K 1049.

2810: Feb. 16 Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1, reserved by E. O. 2217
of June 22, 1915, diminished.

2811 : Feb. 16 John W. Abercrombie, Solicitor of the Labor Dept. des-
ignated Acting Labor Sec'y during absence of Sec'y and Asst. Labor
Sec'y.

2812: Feb. 23 E. O. of May 1, 1897, governing admissions to Army and
Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended to allow admission
of honorably discharged soldiers and sailors.

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2813: Feb. 26 Alien Property Custodian's powers, authority, and duties
prescribed. APC 513.

2814: Feb. 2 Eight-hour day for construction workers on Treasury
Annex Building, Washington, D. C, suspended.

2815: Mar. 2 Regulations governing the sale and distribution of al-
coholic beverages to members of the military forces stationed at Oahu,
T. H., prescribed.

2816: liar. 2 Trust period on allotments to the Pawnee Indians of Okla-
homa extended for 10 years. IV K 1040.

2817: Mar. 5 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction
of a building on the Assay office property, New York, N. Y., for the
Treasury Dept.

2818: Mar. 7 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 2 [on positions not subject to apportionment], amended to eliminate
the positions of electricians ' and plumbers' helper and to include the
position of office helper. 1918 CSR 123.

2819: Mar. 9 E. 0. [1572] of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting certain Federal
employees residing in certain Virginia and Maryland municipalities to
hold local office, amended to include Federal employees residing in
Laurel, Md. July 1921 CSA 40, May 1922 CSA 37.

2820: Mar. 15 Walker River Indian Reservation, Nev., enlarged by ad-
dition of a grazing reserve. IV K 1027.

2820-A:Mar. 18 Trustees of the Postal Savings Bank empowered to
invest up to $100,000,000 funds in United States bonds and securities.

2821: Mar. 19 Appointments in the Explosive Plants unit of the War
Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules authorized for the duration
of the war. 1918 CSR 128.

2822: Mar. 19 All employees of the plants operating under the
Ordnance Dept. of the Army excepted from Civil . Service Rules. 1917
CSR 128.

2822-A:Mar. 19 Central Service Bureau of the Committee on Public
Information established.

2828: Mar. 20 Regulations governing the assignment of conscientious
objectors to noncombatant service prescribed. XI PCRec 369.

2823-A:Mar. 21 E. O. of July 31, 1916, reserving certain lands in
Oregon and California [formerly included in certain railroad grants],

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title to which was resumed by the United States, modified to authorize
the Interior Sec'y to proceed with the restoration of said lands on sale
of the timber thereon.*

* Not a Numbered Order.

2824: Mar. 23 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for the use
of certain Shoshone, Paiuto, and other Indians. IV. K 1028.

2825: Mar. 25* Certain described lands granted to the United States
by the Republic of Panama in the Treaty of Feb. 26, 1904, reserved for
military purposes. M 237; 1917 PCR 387; XI PCRec 394.

* Has form of a proclamation,

2825-A:Mar. 28 Navy Sec'y authorized to take possession of equip-
ment on vessels of Netherlands registry taken over by the United States
under Proc. [1436] of Mar. 20, 1918, and the Shipping Board directed
to compensate the owners thereof.

2826: Mar. 20 Certain consular services ordered to be performed with-
out charge for persons in the military or naval service during the war.
XI PCRec 388.

2827: Mar. 29 Margaret Prazier made eligible for appointment as
primer worker in the Naval Torpedo Station at Newport, R. I., without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSR 132.

2828: Mar. 29 Appointments in the Employment Service without regard
to Civil Service Rules authorized for the duration of the war. 1918 CSR
129.

2829: Mar. 80 Promotion of male and female messengers to apportioned
subclerical positions without regard to Civil Service Rules authorized
for the duration of the war with certain restrictions. July 1919 CSA 68,
Dec. 1919 CSA 65; 1918 CSR 123.

2830: Apr. 1 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction
of the Arlington Building in Washington, D. C, for the Treasury Dept.

2831: Apr. 1 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on remodeling of
the Qraham Building in Washington, D. C, for the Treasury Dept.

2882: Apr. 2 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain types of miscellaneous property in lots not exceeding $10,000
in value. APC 518.

2833: Apr. 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV, [on War Dept.
positions], amended to add Paragraph 5 to include 20 clerical positions
in the Military Intelligence Branch, Executive Division of the General
Staff, for the duration of the war. 1918 CSR 126.

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2834: Apr. 5 Civil Service Boles, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I, on the entire classified serv-
ice, amended to add Paragraph 15 excepting certain Federal employees
on Isthmus of Panama; provisions for employees of the Isthmian Canal
Commission under Subdivision X, Paragraph 1, revoked. 1918 CSR 125 ;
M 238: 1917 PCR 388; XI PCRec 389.

2835: Apr. 10 Addie Braxton made eligible for appointment as skilled
laborer in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1918 CSR 132.

2836: Apr. 10 Disposition of certain lands designated as a "Cemetery
Reserve," in Anchorage Townsite, Alaska, authorized; up to one-half
to be sold to religious or fraternal organizations and the remainder to
be used as free public burial ground.

2837: Apr. 11 Powers relative to patents, trademarks and copyrights
sought by enemy nationals or in enemy countries previously delegated
to the Treasury Sec'y and the Federal Trade Commission by E. 0.
[2729-A] of Oct. 12, 1917, revoked. APC 518.

2836: Apr. 11 E. 0. [1298] of Feb. 13, 1911, creating military reserva-
tion at Manila, P. I., modified by enlarging the Port Reservation and re-
storing the Army Morgue and Storehouse, San Antonio Abad, and the
Pasig River dry docks and shops to the Government of the Philippines.

2839: Apr. 12 Maurice Eli Levy transferred from the Coast and Geo-
detic Survey to the Navy Dept.

2840: Apr. 16 Certain described portion of Skagway Military Reserva-
tion, Alaska, placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

2841 : Apr. 18 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
quarantine stations at Cape Charles, Va., Savannah, Ga., and Ready
Island, Del.

2842: Apr. 20 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
certain water mains in the District of Columbia.

2843: Apr. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell 50 hogsheads
of tobacco, property of Schilling and Bruning of Bremen, Germany. APC
522.

2844: Apr. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell 105 hogs-
heads of tobacco, property of Ad. Hagens and Company of Bremen, Ger-
many. APC 5a.

2846: Apr. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell 20 hogsheads
of tobacco, property of W. F. Fallenstein of Bremen, Germany. APC 520.

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2846: Apr. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell 30 hogsheads
of tobacco, property of Waraeken and Sohn of Bremen, Germany. APC
520.

2847: Apr, 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell about 200
bales of cotton, property of Paul Schmitz of Bremen, Germany. APC
519.

2848: Apr. 24 Spring Gulch Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National
Forest.

2849: Apr. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
Paragraph 3 amended as to employees operating at Hoboken, N. J., and
other seaports. 1918 CSR 125.

2860: Apr. 26 E. O. 2319 of Feb. 16, 1916, reserving certain lands in
Alaska for townsite and railroad purposes, amended to restore a portion
of said lands to entry and settlement.

2851 : Apr. 27 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
the quarantine station at Boston, Mass.

2852: Apr. 80 Appointment of temporary postal censorship employees
without examination authorized. 1918 CSR 129.

2853 : Apr. 80 Ernest L. Harris made eligible for reinstatement in the
Consular Service as consul general without regard to the regulations
governing appointment and promotion in said service.

2854: May 2 Certain lands near Lituya Bay, Alaska, reserved for the
purpose of supplying timber for aeroplane construction.

2855: May 4 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on reconstruction
of Vault No. 17 of the Treasury Dept.

2856: May 4 Trust period on 35 specified allotments to Indians on the
Oneida Reservation, Wis., extended for nine years. IV K 1052.

2857: May 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell about 100
hogsheads of tobacco, property of Schilling and Bruning of Bremen,
Germany. APC 522.

2858 : May 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain nickel,
property of Hammar and Co. of Hamburg, Germany; Hammar and Co.,
Ltd., of Stockholm, Sweden, and others unknown. APC 523.

2859: May 11 National Academy of Sciences requested to perpetuate
the National Research Council, and duties of said Council prescribed.

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2859-A:May 11* Shipping Board directed to take over the Austria-
Hungarian vessel Martha Washington.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2860: May 14 Joseph H. Mills, unskilled laborer, made eligible for pro-
motion to messenger in the Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1918 CSR 133.

2861: May 16 Vessels Explorer and Batterson, including equipment and
noncommissioned personnel, transferred from the Coast and Geodetic
Survey to the Navy Dept.

2862: May 20 Functions of the Chief Signal Officer of the Army per-
taining to military aeronautics redistributed, appointment of director of
military aeronautics authorized and the Bureau of Aircraft Production
created.

2863: May 20 Edwin Herbert Pagenhart, hydrographic and geodetic en-
gineer of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, transferred to the War Dept.
as captain in the Engineer Officers' Reserve Corps.

2863- A: May 21 Duties and powers of Maj. Gen. George A. Squier, chief
signal officer of the Army, as member of the Aircraft Board, transferred
to Maj. Gen. William L. Kenly, director of military aeronautics.

2864: May 24 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on contracts for
the Reclamation Service, Interior Dept.

2865: May 24 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
buildings for the Saint Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, D. C.

2866: May 24 Trust period on 27 specified allotments to Indians on the
Oakland Reservation, Okla., extended for 10 years. IV K 1042.

2867: May 28 * Governor of the Panama Canal delegated certain powers
under the Espionage Act of 1917. M 239; 1917 PCR 389; XI PCRec 461.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2868: May 28 War Industries Board created.

2869: May 28 Certain described lands at Balboa, C. Z., previously placed
under the Navy Dept. by E. O. 1948 of May 26, 1914, transferred to the
War Dept. for military purposes, subject to use by the Navy Dept. in
connection with the Balboa Naval Radio Station. M 239; 1917 PCR 389;
XI PCRec 461.

2870: May 29 Appointment of personnel employed in Canada by the
Ordnance Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules authorized. 1918
CSR 129.

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2871 : May 31 Certain described lands in Nebraska eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 1833 of Sept. 29, 1913, and restored to entry and
settlement.

2872: May 31 Big Lake Reservation Bird Refuge, Ark., diminished.

2873: May 31 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
the Marine Hospital at New York, N. Y.

2874: May 31 Certain powers under Sections 2 and 7 of Title VI of the
Espionage Act of 1917 delegated to the Attorney General. XI PCRec
475.

2875: May 31 War Industries Board authorized to employ suitable per-
sonnel for the duration of the war without regard to Civil Service Rules.
July 1919 CSA 51; 1918 CSR 129.

2876: May 31 Appointment of women as elevator conductors authorized
for the duration of the war without regard to Civil Service Rules.

2877: May 31 All Government law officers placed under the Justice
Dept. APC524.

2878: June 1 Bar Harbor, Maine, created a port of entry in Customs
Collection District 1, with headquarters at Portland.

2879: June 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for mili-
tary purposes for use as an artillery range.

2880: June 12 Laura E. Langley and Elizabeth M. Bowling made eligible
for appointment as telephone operators in the State Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1918 CSR 133.

2881 : June 12 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
the quarantine station at Reedy Island, Del.

2882: June 13 Spanish-American War veterans employed by the Gov-
ernment granted leave of absence with pay to attend the 20th Annual
Encampment of said veterans at Baltimore, Md. XII PCRec 1.

2882- A: June 13 Income and excess profits tax returns of corporations,
joint-stock companies, and insurance companies, opened to inspection.

2883: June 14 Eight-hour day suspended for construction workers of
the Lighthouse Bureau.

2884: June 21 Food Administration Grain Corporation directed to buy,
store, sell, etc., wheat and to buy it at fixed prices at primary markets;
capitalization and borrowing sources fixed.

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2886: June 15 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain prop-
erty of Orenstein and Koppel-Arthur Eoppel Actiengesellschaft of Ger-
many. APC 524.

2886: June 17 Amount of the penal bond of the receiver of public
moneys at Los Angeles, Calif., fixed at $15,000.

2887: June 17 E. O. 2530 of Feb. 14, 1917, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming pending legislation, revoked and a portion of said lands, to-
gether with certain other described lands, temporarily reserved pending
legislation for their inclusion within the Wyoming National Forest; the
remainder opened to entry only under the homestead laws from July 30,
1918, to Aug. 6, 1918, and thereafter to settlement and other disposition
under any applicable land law.

2886: June 18 Certain powers under the act of Apr. 22, 1918, amending
emergency shipping legislation, delegated to the Shipping Board Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation.

2889: June 18 Certain powers pertaining to housing for war needs dele-
gated to the Labor Sec'y.

2890: June 21 Civil War veterans employed by the Government granted
leave of absence with pay to attend the 52d National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Portland, Oreg. XII PCRec 1.

2891 : June 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision V, on Navy Dept. positions,
Paragraph 3 amended to except all positions in the Virgin Islands. 1918
CSR 125.

2892: June 24 Public Printer authorized to appoint skilled laborers for
the duration of the war without regard to Civil Service Rules.

2898: June 25* War Sec'y authorized to advance funds for extraor-
dinary expenses to military attaches and their assistants employed at
distant stations.

* Has f onn of a proclamation.

2894: June 25 Experiment Station at the American University for gas
investigations for the Army transferred from the supervision of the Mines
Bureau, Interior Dept., to the War Dept., to operate under the Director
of Gas Service of the Army. 1918 CSR 130.

2895: June 26 Bloody Dick Administrative Site, Mont., enlarged by the
addition of certain lands reserved for use as a ranger station in the ad-
ministration of the Beaverhead National Forest.

2896: June 26 E. O. 2542- A of Mar. 4, 1917, withdrawing certain lands
in Utah pending legislation to enlarge the Cache National Forest,

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amended to continue a portion of said lands in reservation for said pur-
poses until Mar. 5, 1919.

2897: June 29 Sum of $6,000,000 allocated from national defense funds
appropriated Apr. 17, 1917, for part payment for 2,000,000 tons of Swed-
ish iron ore purchased under the agreement of May 29, 1918, between
Great Britain, France, Italy, and Sweden.

2898: June 29 Defensive sea areas at Chesapeake Entrance and Hamp-
ton Roads abolished and defensive sea area of the Lower Chesapeake
created.

2899: July 1 * Public health activities of all war agencies placed under
the Treasury Sec'y-

* Has form of a proclamation.

2900: July 2 Four described tracts on Oahu, T. H., reserved for military
purposes.

2901 : July 2 Certain described lands in Eaakaukukui, T. H., reserved
for military purposes.

2902: July 3 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
building for the Coast and Geodetic Survey.

2903: July 3* Powers, records, and personnel of the Federal Trade
Commission relative to the coal industry transferred to the Fuel Ad-
ministration.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2904: July 5 Samuel Myer made eligible for reinstatement in the Gov-
ernment Printing Office without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1918 CSR 133.

2905: July 8 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation [for their inclusion in the Yellowstone National Park] .

2906: July 8 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
legislation [for their inclusion in the Sequoia National Park] .

2907: July 9 * Governor of the Panama Canal delegated certain powers
under the Espionage Act of 1917. M 240; 1918 PCR 356; XI PCRec 501.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2907- A: July 9 Edgar Rickard designated acting Food Administrator
during the absence of Herbert Hoover.

2908: July 10 Eight-hour day suspended for Alaskan Railroad construc-
tion workers.

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2909: July 12 Certain described lands at Craig, Prince of Wales Island,
Alaska, reserved for use of the Army Signal Corps.

2910: July 12 Sheep Creek Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National
Forest.

2911 : July IS National flags of France ordered displayed on public
buildings and vessels on Bastille Day, July 14, 1918.

2912: July 15 Labor Sec 'y authorized to use certain specified premises
in the District of Columbia in connection with housing for war needs.

2913: July 15 Labor Sec'y authorized to use certain specified District
of Columbia premises to provide housing for war needs.

2914: July 15 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell real property
in lots not exceeding $10,000 in value. APC 529.

2915: July 16 Certain described coal lands in Colorado reserved for re-
classification.

2916: July 16 Additional regulations governing the powers, duties, and
functions of the Alien Property Custodian prescribed. APC 529.

2917: July 18 Honorably discharged world war veterans made eligible
for reinstatement in the classified service within five years without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules. 19l8 CSR 123 ; XII PCRec 1.

2918 : July 18 Eight-hour day suspended for construction and other
workers in connection with housing for war needs.

2919: July 19 War Sec'y authorized to employ for the duration of the
war qualified persons in the Research Division of the Chemical War Serv-
ice, at the American University, without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1918 CSR 130.

2920: July 19 Kelly Creek Administrative Site, Nev., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Toiyabe National Forest.

2921 : July 22 Appointment of personnel in the War Labor Administra-
tion Services without regard to Civil Service Rules authorized for the
duration of the war. 1918 CSR 130.

2922: July 23 David J. Lewis, commissioner of the Tariff Commission,
detailed to the Post Office Dept. for duties in connection with control of
the telephone and telegraph services.

2928: July 25 Sum of $200,000 allocated to Adm. James H. Oliver,
Virgin Islands Governor, for expenditure in connection with the occupa-
tion of said Islands.

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2924: July 25 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction
of certain sidewalks in the District of Columbia.

2925: July 26 Angeles National Forest, Calif., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead laws from Sept.
25, to Oct. 2, 1918, and thereafter to settlement and other disposition
under any applicable land law.

2926: July 26 Rules and Regulations for the Operation and Navigation
of the Panama Canal amended with respect to responsibility for safe
handling and claims for damage to vessels or cargoes. M 240 ; 1917 PCR
389;XIPCRec533.

2927: July SO Trust period on the allotments of the Prairie Band of
Pottawatomi Indians in Kansas, expiring during 1918, extended 10 years;
six exceptions specified. IV K 1021.

2928: July 80 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
Government fuel storage and distribution yards at Washington, D. C.

2929: July 80* Function, power and duty of preparing and adopting
all Government petroleum supply specifications transferred to the Fuel
Administrator, to be exercised through a Committee on Standardization
of Petroleum Specifications.

* Has form of a proclamation.

2930 : Aug. 6 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [for their inclusion in the Minam National Forest].

2931 : Aug. 6 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
the annex to the Butler Building, Washington, D. C.

2932 : Aug. 8 Regulations governing entry into and departure from the
United States prescribed. M 242 ; 1918 PCR 347 ; XII PCRec 43.

2933 : Aug. 12 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on certain con-
struction in Washington, D. C, for Loans and Currency Division of the
Treasury Dept.

2934: Aug. 13 Siassi, Isabella de Basilau, and Polloc Military Reserva-
tions, Moro Province, Mindanao and Sulu Dept., P. I., restored to the
Government of the Philippines.

2934-A:Aug. IS Income tax returns of corporations, joint-stock com-
panies, and insurance companies opened to inspection.

2935: Aug. 14 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction
of a temporary building in the court of the National Museum, Washing-
ton, D. C.

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2936: Aug. 14 Charles D. Tenny made eligible for appointment as a
sec'y in the Diplomatic Service at the American Legation in China with-
out regard to the regulations governing appointment and promotion in
said service.

2987: Aug. 14 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation for inclusion in the Wyoming National Forest.

2988: Aug. 16 Timber reservations near Lituya Bay, Alaska, enlarged.

2989: Aug. 20 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [for their inclusion in the Oregon National Forest].

2940: Aug. 20 Representative of the War Industries Board added to the
War Trade Board. APC 534.

2941: Aug. 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept.
positions, Paragraph 1 amended to include aeronautical chemists. 1918
CSR 126.

2942: Aug. 22 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on reconstruction
of the Court House in the District of Columbia.

2943: Aug. 23 Trust period on allotments of the Klamath River Indians
on the Hoopa Valley Reservation, Calif., expiring in 1918, extended for
one year. IV K 1015.

2944: Aug. 23 Abandoned Virginia Key Military Reservation, Fla., re-
served for naval purposes.

2945: Aug. 23 E. 0. 2168 of Apr. 13, 1915, temporarily reserving for
military purposes certain lands excluded from the Stanislaus National
Forest, Calif., revoked, and the said lands opened to entry only under the
homestead laws from Sept. 23 to Sept. 30, 1918, and to settlement and
other disposition under any applicable land law.

2946: Aug. 27 Emma M. Whitehead made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1918
CSR 133.

2947: Aug. 27 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction
of buildings for the immigrant station at Boston, Mass.

2948: Aug. 29 Price stipulations of Act of July 8, 1918, on Government
purchases from private manufacturers waived for duration of war.

2949: Aug. 29 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale any seats upon or memberships in any stock, cotton, grain, produce,
or other exchanges. APC 535.

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2950: Aug. 31 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
marine hospitals at Boston, Mass., Baltimore, Md.^ Detroit, Mich., New
Orleans, La., San Francisco, Calif., and Savannah, 6a.

2951 : Sept. 4 Wilmot H. MacDonald, former clerk-typist, made eligible
for reinstatement in the classified service without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1918 CSR 134.

2952: Sept. 6 E. O. [2913] of July 15, 1918, authorizing the Labor Sec'y
to use certain premises in the District of Columbia in connection with
housing for war needs, revoked and the use of said premises transferred
to the War Industries Board.

2953: Sept. 12 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate, the property of Lilly Busch. APC 536.

2954: Sept. 13 Alien Property Custodian directed to reject all bids re-
ceived for the Froehlich and Kuttner property at the sale at Manila,
P. I., and said sale declared to be void. APC 540.

2955: Sept. 13 Alien Property Custodian directed to reject all bids re-
ceived for property of the Engineering Dept. of Germann and Company,
Ltd., at the sale at Manila, P. I., and said sale declared to be void. APC
539.

2956: Sept. 13 Alien Property Custodian directed to reject all bids re-
ceived for "El Siglo," part of A. Richter and Company, at the sale at
Manila, P. I., and said sale declared to be void. APC 539.

2957: Sept. 13 Alien Property Custodian directed to reject all bids re-
ceived for "La Sombreria," part of A. Richter and Company, at the sale
at Manila, P. I., and said sale declared to be void. APC 541.

2958 : Sept. 13 Alien Property Custodian directed to reject all bids re-
ceived for " Helios' ' cigar factory, part of Germann and Co., Ltd., at the
sale at Manila, P. I., and said sale declared to be void. APC 538.

2959: Sept. 13 Managing Director of Alien Property Custodian in the
Philippines vested with powers of the Alien Property Custodian for the
Philippines. APC 537.

2960: Sept. 14 E. 0. [325-A] of May 18, 1905, prohibiting convict labor
on Government contracts, suspended for the duration of the war, and
Government purchasing agents authorized to purchase products of State,
county, or municipal penal institutions.

2961 : Sept. 16 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on paving access
streets to Government buildings in the District of Columbia.

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2062: Sept. 16 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for townsite
purposes.

2963 : Sept. 16 Certain described lands in Washington reserved pending
legislation to reserve said lands for park purposes.

2964: Sept. 16 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
determination of advisability of inclusion in adjoining national forests.

2964-A:Sept. 19 Civil Service Commission authorized to appoint secret
service agents without examination for the duration of the war.

2965: Sept. 20 Trust period on allotments to the Indians on Winnebago
Reservation, Neb., expiring in 1918, extended for 10 years. IV K 1027.

2966: Sept. 23 Trust period on allotments to the Iowa Indians in Kansas
and Nebraska extended for 10 years ; 9 exceptions specified. IV K 1020.

2967: Sept. 26 E. O. 2604 of Apr. 28, 1917, pertaining to censorship of
submarine cables and telegraph and telephone lines, amended.

2968 : Sept. 30 Alien Property Custodian directed to reject all bids re-
ceived for property of A. W. Paber at Newark, N. J., and to resell said
property at public sale. APC 542.

2968-A:Oct. 3 Sum of $120,000 allocated to the War Sec'y for mail
censorship in the Panama Canal Zone. M 246 ; 1918 PCR 390.

2969: Oct. 7* Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction
of the Benning Road viaduct in the District of Columbia.
* Has form of a proclamation.

2970: Oct. 8 Sum of $10,000 allocated from the national defense appro-
priation of July 1, 1918, to the Postmaster General for telephone and
telegraph control.

2971 : Oct. 9 Canal Zone Regulations governing licensing of automobile
chauffeurs prescribed. M 247 ; 1917 PCR 390 ; XII PCRec 131,

2972: Oct. 10 O'Neil Land District, Neb., abolished and the lands, busi-
ness, and archives, pertaining thereto, transferred to the Lincoln Land
District.

2973: Oct. 11 Thomas H. O'Neil made eligible for reinstatement in the
Customs Service, Treasury Dept., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1919 CSR 107.

2974: Oct. 11 North Platte and Valentine Land Districts, Neb., abol-
ished and the lands, business, and archives pertaining thereto, transferred
to the Broken Bow Land District.

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2975: Oct. 11 Appointments to positions in the Passport Permit Service
without regard to Civil Service Rules authorized for the duration of the
war. 1919 CSR 103.

2876: Oct. 16 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
the vessel Pilot for the Coast and Geodetic Survey.

2977: Oct. 19 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on certain wharf
construction in the District of Columbia.

2978: Oct. 21 Certain described lands on Oahu Island, T. H., adjoining
Port De Russy Military Reservation, withdrawn for military purposes.

2979: Oct. 22 E. O. 1786 of June 11, 1913, withdrawing certain lands in .
Arizona pending legislation for their proper disposal, revoked and said
lands restored to settlement.

2979- A: Oct. 22 W. P. Sloan transferred from the Aircraft Production
Bureau to the Post Office Dept. in connection with the control and opera-
tion of the telephone and telegraph services.

2980: Oct. 24 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
wire drag launches for the Coast and Geodetic Survey.

2981: Oct. 25 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for cable line
for the Army Signal Corps.

2982: Oct. 25 Regulations governing sale and disposition of Alaska rail-
road townsites amended to extend for one year payments on lots in
Anchorage, Matanuska, Nenana, and WassiUa falling due during or
subsequent to August 1, 1918.

2983: Oct. 25 Anna L. Bennett made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR
107.

2984: Oct. 25 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation [for their possible addition to a national park].

2984- A: Oct. 25 Liquor control zone adjacent to Johnson Shipyards
Corporation, Mariner Harbor, Staten Island, N. Y., established.

2985: Oct. 28 Rules limiting employment in the Civil Service to two
members of any one family suspended during influenza epidemic, for pro^
bationary or permanent appointments at Washington, D. C. 1919 CSR
104.

2985-A:Oct. 29 Creation of U. S. Housing Corporation by the Labor
Sec'y approved.

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2986: Nov. 1 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
additions to a building on the Arlington Experimental Farm, Arlington,
Va., for use by the Bureau of Chemistry for color investigation.

2987: Not. 4 Ouarapo Island Naval Air Station, C. Z., established. M
248; 1917 PCR 392; XII PCRec 185.

2988: Nov, 7 Eight-hour day suspended for workers on construction of
a fishery products laboratory in Washington, D. C, for the Fisheries
Bureau, Commerce Dept.

2989: Nov. 11 Weiser National Forest, Idaho, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead laws requiring
residence, from Jan. 15, 1919, and to settlement and other disposition
under any applicable land law from Jan. 22, 1919.

2990: Nov. 11 Interior Sec'y granted powers pertaining to the produc-
tion, conservation and distribution of certain ores, metals, and minerals,
except powers relating to import duties, under the Act of Oct. 5, 1918.

2991 : Nov. 12 Additional regulations governing the powers and duties
of the Alien Property Custodian prescribed. APC 543.

2992: Nov. 13 Postmaster General authorized to requisition for storage
space the premises in Washington, D. C. owned by Lt. Arthur Hellen and
occupied by C. G. Sloan and Company, and to pay a just compensation
therefor.

2993: Nov. 14 Alien employees of the Panama Canal and the Panama
R. R. Co. allowed sick leave. M 249 ; 1918 PCR 362 ; XII PCRec 243.

2994: Nov. 16 Bend Ranger Station, Mont., reserved for use of the
Forest Service as a ranger station in the administration of the Cabinet
National Forest.

2995: Nov. 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 5 excepting carpenters, messengers,
mechanics, skilled laborers, laboratory aids, engineers, and other tempo-
rary employees at the Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis., for
the duration of the war. 1919 CSR 101.

2996: Nov. 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], Paragraph 15 amended to except clerical positions on the Isthmus
of Panama paying not more than $106 a month until six months after the
end of the war. 1919 CSR 101 ; M 249 ; 1919 PCR 362 ; XII PCRec 191.

2997: Nov. 16 Edgar Rickard designated to act as Food Administrator
in the absence of Herbert Hoover.

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2998: Nov, 16 Sweetwater Administrative Site reserved for use by the
Forest Service as a ranger station in the administration of the Bridger
National Forest.

2999: Nov. 18 Eight-hour day suspended in respect to contracts for
changes at the Barge Office, New York, N. Y., to accommodate the Cus-
toms Intelligence Bureau.

3000: Nov. 18 Liquor control zone established within Borough of Ber-
wick, Columbia County, Pa., and within all adjacent territory five miles
from said borough limits.

3001: Nov. 19 $500,000 allocated to the Postmaster General for purchase
of penalty envelopes.

3002: Nov. 19 Tariff of Consular Fees, Fee No. 34, pertaining to ad-
ministering of pension oaths, amended.

3003: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in California reserved for town-
site purposes.

3004: Nov. 21 Alaska Withdrawal No. 1 modified to allow homestead
claim of Louise Manthey.

3005: Nov. 22 Regulations governing departure from and entry into the
United States, Section 12, prohibiting departure of persons subject to
registry or enrollment for military service without previous consent of
the War Sec'y* revoked.

3006: Nov. 26 Liquor control zone established within Davidson County,
Tenn.

3007: Nov. 26 Clara £. Werres made eligible for appointment as minor
clerk in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1919 CSE 107.

3008: Nov. 26 Exemption of persons certified as loyal by the Attorney
General from classification as enemy aliens authorized for naturalization
purposes.

3009: Nov. 27 Sevier National Forest, Utah, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead laws requiring
residence, from Jan. 15, 1919, and to settlement and other disposition
under any applicable land law from Jan. 22, 1922.

3010: Nov. 27 Battlement National Forest, Colo., diminished, and the
excluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead laws requiring
residence, from Jan. 22, 1919, and to settlement and other disposition
under any applicable land law from Jan. 29, 1919.

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3010-A:Nov. 27 E. 0. [2897] of June 29, 1918, allocating $6,000,000
for the purchase of Swedish iron ore, amended to provide that moneys
accruing from sale or resale of said ore be held subject to the order of
the President and disposed of in such manner as he directs. 1918 PCR
362.

3011 : Nov. 29 Persons in the classified service with unrestricted status
less than three years, and separated from the service through reduction
of force, made eligible for placement on appropriate eligible registers for
one year, if recommended for efficiency. 1919 CSR 104; XII PCRec 243.

3012: Nov. 29 Treasury Sec'y authorized to dispose of obsolete wartime
materials, supplies and equipment.

3013: Nov. 30 Certain described lands at Circle, Alaska, reserved for
. use of the Army Signal Corps in the operation of the military telegraph
lines.

3014: Nov. 30 E. O. [2985] of Oct. 28, 1918, permitting the employment
in the Civil Service of two or more members of any family during the
influenza epidemic, revoked. 1919 CSR 104.

3015: Dec. 2 Eight-hour day suspended for workers covered under con-
tracts for the repair of vessels owned, chartered, or operated by or for
account of the Shipping Board.

3016: Dec. 3 Certain powers delegated to the Alien Property Custodian
and to Frank L. Polk under the Trading with the Enemy Act, and certain
powers previously delegated to the Federal Trade Commission, clarified.
APC 546.

3016-A:Dec. 3 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 2000 shares of the capital stock of International Insurance Co. of New
York.

3016-B: See Jan. 11 9 1919.

3016-0: See Feb. 26, 1919.

3016-D:SeeMar.4,1919.

3016-E:SeeMar.4,1919.

3016-F:SeeMar.l3,1919.

3016-O : See Mar. 14, 1919.

3016-H : See Mar. 15, 1919.

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8016-1: See Mar. 24, 1919.

8016-J: See Mar. 24, 1919.

8016-K:SeeApr.6,1919.

3016-L: See Apr. 5, 1919.

3016-M:SeeApr.8,1919.

3016-N: See Apr. 18, 1919.

3016-O:8eeMay7,1919.

S016-P:SeeMay28, 1919.

3016-Q: See May 28, 1919.

3016-R: See May 28, 1919.

301643: See June 10, 1919.

8016-T: See June 18, 1919.

S016-U: See June 18, 1919.

3016-V: See June 24, 1919.

3016-W:SeeJuly8,1919.

3016-X:SeeJuly8, 1919.

3017: Dee. 3* Shipping Board delegated certain powers relative to
ocean freight rates and terminal charges.
* Has form of a proclamation.

3018: Deo. 3 Shipping Board and the Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation granted additional powers relative to the Emergency Ship-
ping Fund.

3019: Dec. 3 Officer materials, supplies, and equipment not required by
the Executive Departments or Independent Establishments transferred
to the Treasury Sec'y, to be handled through the General Supply Com-
mittee for the benefit of the Municipal Government and the governmental
service in the District of Columbia.

3019-A:Dee. 31 Dissolution of War Industries Board and all divisions,
sections, committees, and subordinate bodies thereof, directed; certain
activities excepted.

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1918

3019-B:Deo. 80 $75,000 allocated for maintaining and operating the
Central Bureau of Planning and Statistics and activities of said board ex-
panded to include securing and making available economic statistics and
data required by the American delegates to the Peace Conference.

1919

3020: Jan. 1 Erroneously allowed entry in former Fort Peck Indian
Reservation, Mont., ordered confirmed in accordance with Proc. [1361]
of Mar. 21, 1917.

3021: Jan. 7 Navy Sec'y authorized to designate a board to appraise
the value of certain domestic auxiliary naval vessels purchased or com-
mandeered for war purposes, for resale to the former owners or to the
general public ; sale of such equipment of said vessels as cannot be advan-
tageously used authorized.

3016-B:Jan. 11 Alien Property Custodian authorized to transfer to
Henry Schniewind, Jr., of New York, N. T., all rights in Susquehanna
Silk Mills, the property of H. E. Schniewind, Heinrich Schniewind, Sr.,
Willy Schniewind, and Hans Schniewind of Elberfield, Germany.

3022: Jan. 11 Otter Creek Administrative Site, Mont., created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Custer National Forest.

3023: Jan. 11 Cedar Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Absaroka National Forest.

3024: Jan. 11 Trust period on allotments to Indians, expiring during
1919, extended for one year ; 5 exceptions specified. IV E 1055.

8024- A: Jan. 17 George O. May appointed member of War Trade Board.

3024-B: Jan. 21 E. O. [3019-B] of Dec. 30, 1918, allocating funds to the
Central Bureau of Planning and Statistics, amended as to source of funds.

3024-0: Jan. 16 Theodore F, Whitmarsh designated acting Food Ad-
ministrator in the absence of Herbert Hoover and Edgar Bickard.

3025: Jan. 25 Elk Flat Administrative Site, Targhee National Forest,
Idaho, reserved by E. O. 1626 of Oct. 17, 1912, abolished.

3026: Jan. 25 Laguna Mountain Administrative Site, Calif., reserved
for use as a ranger station in the administration of the Cleveland Na-
tional Forest.

3027: Jan. 25 All Executive Orders establishing defensive Sea Areas
revoked. M 251 ; XII PCBec 335.

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1919

8028: Jan. 25 Lt. Harry T. Kelsh, Jr., retransf erred from the War Dept*
to the Coast and Geodetic Survey.

3029: Jan. 25 Harold W. Pease, Isaiah M. Dailey, Rowland E. Bennett,
and John W. Cox, lieutenants in the Coast Artillery, retransf erred from
the War Dept. to the Coast and Geodetic Survey.

3030: Jan. 25 E. O. [2967] of Sept. 26, 1918, establishing censorship of
submarine cables and telegraph and telephone lines, revoked with respect
to telegraph and telephone lines.

3031: Jan. 25 Employees of the Panama Canal or Panama Railroad Co.
who resigned to enter military or naval service granted leave credit upon
return to duty. 1918 CSR 105 ; M 250 ; 1918 PCR 364 ; XII PCRec 359.

3032: Jan. 25 E. O. of Apr. 9, 1917, # placing the Panama Canal and the
Canal Zone under Army control, revoked. M 251; 1918 PCR 364; XII
PCRec 315.

* Not a Numbered Order.

3033: Feb. 5 Portions [of Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1 and Alaskan
Railroad and Townsite Withdrawal No. 9], reserved by E. Os. 2217 of
June 22, 1915 and 2319 of Feb. 16, 1916, respectively, restored to entry.

3034: Feb. 5 Certain described lands in Michigan withdrawn pending
legislation [authorizing the Interior Sec'y to patent them to Huron
County for public park purposes].

3085: Feb. 7 Civil Service Rule IX,* [pertaining to reinstatement],
Section 1 amended as to reinstatement procedure. XII PCRec 380.

• Through error, the rale ia numbered XI in the printed copy of the original order.

3035-A: Feb. 14 Sum of $150,000 allocated to American Commission to
Negotiate Peace and placed at disposal of Bernard M. Baruch.

3035-B:Feb. 24 Herbert Hoover appointed Director General of the
American Relief Administration and duties prescribed.

3036: Feb. 25 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XI [on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add Paragraph 5 excepting part-time laborers in
charge of light stations, minor lights, or buoys. 1919 CSR 101.

3037: Feb. 25 E. 0. 2465-A of Sept. 30, 1916, reserving certain lands
near the Prescott National Forest, Ariz., for stock driveway purposes,
revoked.

3038: Feb. 25 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation [to enlarge the Shoshone National Forest].

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8039: Feb. 25 E. 0. 3010 of Nov. 27, 1918, diminishing the Battlement
National Forest, Colo., and restoring the excluded lands to homestead
entry in advance of settlement or other forms of disposition, amended to
change the effective dates for entry.

3040: Feb. 25 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for protec-
tion of the water supply of Port D. A. Russell and the city of Cheyenne.

3041 : Feb. 25 Challis National Forest, Idaho, diminished, and portion
of excluded lands, some of which are also excluded from Poun Site Re-
serve No. 587, reserved for townsite purposes and remainder opened to
entry only under the homestead laws requiring residence for seven days
from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to settlement
and other disposal under any applicable land law.

3042: Feb. 25 Ozark National Forest, Ark., diminished, and excluded
lands opened to entry only under homestead laws requiring residence, for
seven days from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter
to settlement and other disposition under any applicable land law.

3016-0 : Feb. 26 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
trademark and patent rights of enemy alien firms to the Chemical Foun-
dation, Inc., of Delaware.

3043: Feb. 26 Cabinet National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

3044: Feb. 26 Return of certain vessels, equipment, and personnel from
the War and Navy Depts. to the Coast and Geodetic Survey, ordered.

3045: Feb. 26 Clara Bell Suit, temporary employee, made eligible for a
permanent appointment as topographic draftsman in the Coast and Geo-
detic Survey without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR 107.

3046: Feb. 26 Industrial Board in the Commerce Dept. authorized to
employ qualified personnel without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919
CSR 103.

3047: Feb. 27 Trust period on allotments to the Mexican-Kickapoo In-
dians in Oklahoma, expiring during 1919, extended five years. IV E
1037.

3048: Feb. 27 Trust period on allotments to the Capitan Grande Band
or Village of Mission Indians in California, expiring during 1919, ex-
tended for five years. IV K 1014.

3049: Feb. 27 E. O. [2903] of July 3, 1918, transferring records, files,
reports, and business of the Federal Trade Commission pertaining to the
coal industry to the Fuel Administration, amended to provide for return
to the Federal Trade Commission of such materials no longer needed by
the Fuel Administration.

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1919

3050 : Feb. 27 Robert L. Stancill, special agent in the Commerce Dept.,
made eligible for appointment as assistant to the Director of the Stand-
ards Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR 107.

3061: Feb. 27 Miss Bert M. Williams made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Coast and Geodetic Survey without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1919 CSR 107.

3052: Feb. 28 [E. Os. 3000 and 3006 of Nov. 18 and Nov. 26, 1918, re-
spectively, establishing] liquor control zones at Duluth, Minn., Davidson
County, Tenn., and the Borough of Berwick, Pa., revoked.

3053: Feb. 28 Certain described' lands in Montana temporarily with-
drawn pending legislation to secure the use of said lands for a game
preserve.

3053- A: Feb. 28 Foreign Trade Committee consisting of one member
from each of 15 departments and administrative boards, established to
consider and make suggestions on foreign trade and commerce.

3054: Mar. 2 E. O. [2570] of Apr. 2, 1917, requiring departmental
head's assent to employee's examination or certification, revoked. 1919
CSR105;XIIPCRec380.

3055: Mar. 3 Withdrawal of certain lands in Idaho by Proc. 1397 of Oct.
9, 1917, pending legislation [to provide lands for park purposes and
water-supply protection for the Pocatello National Forest], extended.

3056: Mar. 3 Fort Pikit, Fort Reina Regente, and one other reservation,
all in Cotabato, and Torrey Barracks, Malabang, Dept. of Mindanao and
Sulu, P. I., restored to the Government of the Philippines.

3057: Mar. 3 Charles Arthur Richards appointed member of the War
Trade Board as additional representative of the Food Administrator.

3058: Mar. 3 Regulations governing departure from and entry into the
United States amended.

3069: Mar. 3 Chairman of the War Trade Board ordered to transfer
records and functions of said Board to the State Dept.

3060: Mar. 3 Regulations for sale of lots within Girdwood Townsite,
Alaska, prescribed.

3060-A:Mar. 3 David J. Lewis retransf erred to the Tariff Commission
from the Post Office Dept.

3016-D:Mar. 4 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified capital stock and property of the Golde Patent Manufactur-
ing Company.

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1919

3016-E:Mar. 4 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified common capital stock of the New Brunswick Chemical Com-
pany, a New Jersey Corporation.

8061 : Mar. 4 Laguna Mountain Administrative Site, Calif., created for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Cleveland National
Forest.

3062: Mar. 4 Form of Panama Canal tonnage certificates amended. M
251 ; 1918 PCR 364; XII PCRec 379.

3063: Mar. 13 Certain powers of the Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation pertaining to the Emergency Shipping Fund withdrawn and
delegated to the War Sec'y.

3064: Mar. 12 Certain powers of the Shipping Board pertaining t6 the
Emergency Shipping Fund withdrawn and delegated to the War Sec'y.

3016-F:Mar. 13 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified capital stock and certain other property of Gerhard and
Hey, Inc.

3016-G:Mar. 14 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified stock of the Heyden Chemical Works, all rights granted to
the Chemische Fabrik von Heyden A. G., Badebeul, Germany, by the said
chemical works, and for certain patents and trademarks held by Chem-
ische Fabrik von Heyden A. G. and Fr. von Heyden Nachfolger, Bade-
beul, Germany.

3016-H:Mar. 15 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for certain property of the International Textile Co., Inc.

3065: Mar. 15 Regulations governing appointments and promotions in
the diplomatic service amended.

3066: Mar. 19 Aircraft Board abolished.

3016-1: Mar. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to transfer to the
American Badio Company all rights and property of Budolph Gold-
schmidt and of the Hochfrequenz-Maschienen Aktiongesellschaft for
Drahtlose Telegraphic

3016-J : Mar. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale all rights and patents of the Schmidt-sche Heissdampf Gesellschaft,
of Germany, to the Locomotive Superheater Co.

3067: Mar. 25 E. O. 2978 of Oct. 21, 1918, withdrawing certain lands
adjacent to Fort De Busey, Ealia, Oahu, T. H., revoked and certain other
lands adjacent to said Fort reserved for military purposes.

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3068 : Mar. 25 Certain lands in Alabama withdrawn for classification by
E. Os. [1794] of July 3, 1913, and [2590] of Apr. 11, 1917, opened to
entry only under the homestead laws requiring residence, from the 63d
day after the date of this Order, and to settlement and other disposition
under any applicable land law from the 70th day after the date of this
Order.

3069 : Mar. 25 Edward John Norton, vice consul, made eligible for re-
instatement in the Consular Service without reexamination.

3016-K:Apr. 5 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain patents and trademark rights of enemy aliens to the Chemi-
cal Foundation, Inc.

3016-L:Apr. 5 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified shares of capital stock of K. & E. Neumond, Inc., New
Orleans, La.

3016-H: Apr. 8 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified capital stock of the Dr. Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen System
Co. and certain trademarks.

3070: Apr. 8 Certain described lands in the District of Waianae, Oahu,
T. H., reserved for military purposes by E. O. 2900 of July 2, 1918, re-
stored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii.

3071 : Apr. 8 Certain described lands in the Broken Bow Land District,
Neb., together with the business and archives pertaining thereto, trans-
ferred to the Alliance Land District.

3072 : Apr. 8 Regulations for sale of lots within Talkeetna Townsite,
Alaska, prescribed.

3073 : Apr. 14 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept.
positions, Paragraph 1 amended to delete instructors in flying, student
instructors in flying, aviation mechanics, and inspectors of airplanes and
airplane engines in the aviation section of the Signal Corps. 1919 CSR
103.

3074: Apr. 16 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to certification], Section
4, Clause b, amended as to provide exemption from the physical require-
ments for disabled and honorably discharged veterans rehabilitated by
the Board for Vocational Education. 1919 CSR 101 ; XII PCRec 499.

3075: Apr. 16 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement], Sec-
tion 1, amended as to veterans, veterans' widows and army nurses. 1919
CSR 100; XII PCRec 499.

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8076: Apr. 16 Squaw Island and Pipe Island, Twins, in the Straits of
St. Mary, Mich., reserved for lighthouse purposes.

3077: Apr. 16 Certain described lands near Wrangell, Alaska, reserved
for the Treasury Dept.

3016-N:Apr. 18 Alien Property Custodian authorized to transfer to
Ludwig Vogelstein all rights to 50,000 shares of capital stock of L. Vogel-
stein & Co., acquired by Aron Hirsch & Sohn of Halberstadt, Germany.

3078 : Apr. 22 Certain described lands in New Mexico, previously re-
served for military purposes by E. O. 2879 of June 6, 1918, placed under
Interior Sec'y for disposal.

3079: Apr. 22 Certain described lands in Louisiana reserved for light-
house purposes.

3080 : Apr. 30 Certain described lands in Hawaii Arsenal Reservation,
Oahu, T. H., included in the Kahauiki Military Reservation by E. O. 2521
of Jan. 26, 1917, restored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii.

3081 : Apr. 30 Dog Canyon Administrative Site, Lincoln National
Forest, N. Mex., abolished.

3082: Apr. 30 Certain described lands within the Protestant Episcopal
Mission Reserve at Fort Yukon, Alaska, withdrawn from said Reserve
and made subject to disposal under land laws applicable to Alaska.

3083: Apr. 30 E. O. [3011] of Nov. 29, 1918, establishing Civil Service
reemployment registers for all persons thereafter separated from the
service by reason of reduction of personnel, amended to include all per-
sons so separated prior to date of said Order. Dec. 1919 CSA 43-Dec 1926
CSA48;1919CSR104.

3084: May 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [Treasury Dept., positions],
Paragraph 7, amended to except certain Public Health Service employees.
1919 CSR 101.

3085: May 4 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
classification and possible inclusion within the Modoc National Forest.

3016-O : May 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for certain voting certificates of capital stock of the American Metal Co.

3086: May 11 Regan Barracks Military Reservation, Albay Province,
Luzon, P. I., restored to the Government of the Philippines.

3086- A: May 12 Chairman or vice-chairman of the War Trade Board
authorized to transfer personnel, duties, powers, and functions of said
Board to the State Dept.

[261]

1919

3086-B:May 12 War Trade Board authorized to disburse unexpended
funds for deficit of its cafeteria.

3087: May 14 Julius H. Barnes designated Wheat Director and duties
prescribed; utilization of the Food Administration Grain Corporation to
carry out price guarantees to wheat producers, liquidation of said Pood
Administration Grain Corporation, the changing of its name to the U. S.
Grain Corporation, and continuance of its functions authorized.

3087-A:May 14 War Trade Board duties, etc., transferred to State
Dept.

3088: May 17 E. O. [359] of Oct. 13, 1905, prohibiting Federal employees
from aiding in any way the preparation of persons for Civil Service ex-
amination amended to allow the use of the facilities and employees of
the Board of Vocational Education in the training and testing of disabled
veterans. July 1919 CSA 69 ; 1919 CSR 105.

3089: May 24 Certain described lands in Haines Townsite, Alaska, re-
served for the Education Bureau as an addition to the native school
reserve.

3090: May 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XI [on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add a paragraph excepting the assistant to the sec'y
in the Commerce Sec'y's office. 1919 CSR 102.

3091: May 24 Navy Sec'y authorized to transfer to any Executive De-
partment certain vessels built, purchased, or commandeered for war pur-
poses subsequent to war declaration of Apr. 6, 1917. 1919 PCR 369.

3016-P:May28 Alien Property Custodian authorized to transfer to
Adolf Leve et al., certain specified stocks, bonds, and securities acquired
by W. Wolf Soehne of Stuttgart, Germany.

3016-Q:May 28 Alien Property Custodian authorized to dispose of all
rights accruing to the Munich Reinsurance Co., Germany, under retroces-
sion agreement with First Reinsurance Co. of Hartford, Conn.

3016-R : May 28 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified shares of capital stock of Ernest Gideon Bek, Inc., and for
certain rights under contract.

3092 : May 31 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], Paragraph 7 amended to except certain personnel em-
ployed in foreign countries. 1919 CSR 103.

3093 : May 31 Frank H. Wang made eligible for reinstatement as postal
clerk in the Panama Canal Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1919 CSR 108; M 252; 1918 PCR 365; XII PCRec 600.

[262]

1919

3094: May 31 Dodge City Land District, Kans., abolished, and lands,
business, and archives pertaining thereto transferred to the Topeka Land
District.

3094- A: June 5 Funds of War Trade Board of the United States Rus-
sian Bureau, Inc., allocated to the State Sec'y to be expended for pur-
poses connected with the maintenance of the Trans-Siberian and Chinese
Eastern Railways, after liquidation of said Board.

3094-B: June 7 E. O. of Nov. 27, 1918, # transferring to the War Trade
Board from the U. S. Russian Bureau, Inc., certain funds previously
allocated for purchase in Russia of commodities which might otherwise
fall into the hands of the enemy, revoked in view of the dissolution of
said War Trade Board.

• Not a Numbered Order.

3095: June 8 Maud D. Rogers and Lillian A. O'Neill, temporary em-
ployees in the Executive Office, made eligible for appointment to positions
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR
108.

3016-8: June 10 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified shares of capital stock of the Associated Operating Co.

3096: June 12 Richard R. McMahon made eligible for appointment as
law clerk in the office of Comptroller of the Treasury without examina-
tion. 1918 CSR 108.

3097: June 17 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 230, pertain-
ing to payment at ports of wages of seamen, amended. XII PCRec 622.

3016-T: June 18 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sales specified shares of stock of the La Salle Portland Cement Co. at
not less than $286 per share.

3016-U: June 18 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified shares of capital stock of the Associated Operating Co.

3098: June 19 E. O. 2964 of Sept. 16, 1918, withdrawing certain lands in
Arizona pending inclusion in adjoining national forests, amended to ex-
clude certain described lands from the operation of said Order.

3099: June 23 E. O. [3086-A] of May 12, 1919, transferring the duties,
functions, etc., of the War Trade Board to the State Dept., amended.

3016- V: June 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale any stocks, interest in stocks, voting trust certificates, bonds, and
rights of insurance companies administered by him, in lots not exceeding
$50,000 in value.

[263]

1919

3099- A: June 24 Unexpended balance of funds allocated to the State
Dept. on Sept. 19, 1918, for the purpose of providing relief to the Arch-
angel District of Russia, and transferred to the War Trade Board of
the U. S. Russian Bureau on Nov. 27, 1918, transferred to the State
Sec'y> in view of the dissolution of said War Trade Board.

3100 : June 25 Wheat price guarantee increased and Food Administra-
tion Grain Corporation authorized to purchase wheat at such prices.

3101 : June 27 E. 0. of Sept. 10, 1913,* creating Power Site Reserve
No. 397, Mont., modified to authorize right-of-way for Sanders County
public highway.

* Not a Numbered Order.

3102 : June 27 Willow Creek Administrative Site, Colo., reserved as a
ranger station in the administration of the White River National Forest.

3103 : June 27 Aldo Leopold made eligible for reinstatement as assist-
ant district forester in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1919 CSR 108.

3104: June 27 Specified internal revenue collection districts consoli-
dated and ten new districts created.

3105: June 30 Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn pending
legislation [to authorize the Interior Sec'y to adjust disputes arising
from faulty surveys].

3106: June 30 German vessel Pommern (now U.S.S. Rappahannock)
transferred from the Shipping Board to the Navy Dept.

3107: June 30 Josephine Glascott, temporary employee, made eligible
for appointment to a classified position in the Treasury Dept. without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR 108.

3108 : June 30 Procedure prescribed for correction of assignments of
persons appointed to the Government Service from the registers for
stenographer, typewriter, or stenographer and typewriter, but assigned
to duties outside such classification. July 1919 CSA 47-June 1937 CSA
29; 1919 CSR 105; XIII PCRec 13.

3016-W: July 8 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified shares of capital stock of the Vigilant Mills.

3016-X : July 8 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for specified shares of capital stock of the Pass-Kremer Hatband Manu-
facturing Co.

3109: July 10 Bloody Dick Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National
Forest.

[264]

1919

3110: July 10 Trust period on allotments of the Indians of the Siletz
Reservation, Oreg., expiring in 1919, extended for 10 years. IV K 1045.

3111 : July 10 Trust period on allotments of the Indians of the Omaha
Reservation, Nebr., expiring in 1919, extended for 10 years; 37 excep-
tions specified. IV K 1026.

3111- A: July 11 C. M. Bryan made eligible for appointment as clerk,
in the office of the Auditor for the State and other Departments without
examination. 1919 CSR 108.

3112: July 12 Civil War veterans in the Government service granted
leave with pay to attend 53d National Encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic. XIII PCRec 13.

3113: July 15 Certain powers vested in the President under Section 9
of the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917, delegated to Attorney Gen-
eral.

3114: July 16 William E. Brough made eligible for reinstatement as
assistant inspector of ordnance material in the Ordnance Dept. at Large
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1919 CSR 109.

3115: July 16 Tariff of Consular Fees amended by addition of a new
section relating to bills of exchange.

3116: July 18* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 237 shares of Capital stock of the Emil Gebel Co., of New York, and
to resell same at public sale.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3117: July 18* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 8,376 shares of capital stock of the Markt and Hammacher Co., and
to resell same at public sale.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3118: July 18* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 676 shares of the capital stock of Markt and Schaefer Co. of New
Jersey, and to resell same at public sale.

# Has form of a proclamation.

3119: July 18* Special Committee for assistance to Czech oslovakian
forces in Siberia directed to turn over accounts to State Sec'y; said
Sec'y authorized to countersign checks in connection therewith.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3120: July 19 Samuel D. Slentz made eligible for retention in the Em-
ployees' Compensation Commission without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1919 CSR 109.

[265]

1919

3121: July 19 James E. Dethlefsen made eligible for appointment to
a subclerical position without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR
109.

3122: July 19 E. 0. [3104] of June 27, 1919, consolidating certain in-
ternal revenue collection districts, amended.

3123: July 19 Certain described lands in Mississippi and Poinsett
Counties, Ark., reserved to adjust claims of patentees arising from in-
complete or erroneous surveys.

3124: July 19 * Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 100 shares of the capital stock of the Chicago Carbonic Gas Co. of
Illinois, and to resell same at public sale.

• Has f orm of a proclamation.

3126: July 22 Fuel Administration records, files, and property trans-
ferred to the Interior Sec'y.

3126: July 22 War Industries Board records and files transferred to
the Council of National Defense.

3127: July 24 Offices of register and receiver of the land office at
Juneau, Alaska, consolidated and all powers delegated to the former.

3128: July 24* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 230 shares of the capital stock of Regnier and Shoup Mercantile Co.,
of Missouri, and to resell same at public sale.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3129: July 24* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 549 shares of the capital stock of C. P. Goerz American Optical Co. of
New York, and to resell same at public sale.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3130: July 25 Fort Amador and Fort Grant Military Reservation, C. Z.,
established. M 252; 1918 PCR 365; XIII PCRec 14.

3131: July 29 Fifth Internal Revenue Collection District of Kentucky
designated the Internal Revenue Collection District of Kentucky; Elm-
wood Hamilton designated collector.

3132: July 30 Censorship Board abolished.

3133: July 31 Sum of $200,000 allocated to Rear Admiral Joseph W.
Oman, Governor of the Virgin Islands, for expenses incident to occu-
pation of said Islands.

[266]

1919

3134: Aug. 1 James W. Grady and Andrew E. Carey made eligible for
reinstatement as night inspectors in the Customs Service at New Orleans,
La., without regard to length of separation from the service. 1919 CSR
109.

3135: Aug. 1* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 539 shares of the capital stock of H. R. Heinicke Co., Inc., of New
York, and Globe Clay Co., Inc., of Ohio, and to resell same at public sale.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3136: Aug. 1 * Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain des-
ignated property of the American Tungsten Consolidated Corporation,
and of Schilmann and Bene, at Spokane, Wash.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3137: Aug. 1 * Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell 37% shares
of the common stock of the Richard Meyer Co., of New Orleans, La., at
public auction.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3138: Aug. 2 Abbie B. McKenna made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Census Bureau, Commerce Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1919 CSR 109.

3139: Aug. 6 Mrs. A. D. Miller made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR
110.

3140: Aug. 6 Boundaries of Deadman's Island Military Reservation,
Los Angeles Harbor, Calif., modified.

3141 : Aug. 6 Certain described lands in Idaho, previously reserved as
sheep breeding and grazing experimental station by E. O. 2268 of Oct.
30, 1915, and E. O. 2491 of Nov. 21, 1916, opened to entry under the
homestead laws requiring residence, from Aug. 27, 1919, and to settle-
ment and other disposition from Sept. 3, 1919.

3142: Aug. 8 Provisions of the Vessel Registry Act of 1914 requiring
inspection and measurement of foreign-built ships admitted to United
States registry, suspended for 18 months from Sept. 1, 1919. M 254;
1919 PCR 359; XIII PCRec 48.

3143: Aug. 8 Food Administrator ordered to transfer records, func-
tions, and powers to the Wheat Director.

3144: Aug. 9 Katherine E. Bollinger, n6e Schwartz, made eligible for
reinstatement in the classified service without regard to length of sep-
aration from the service. 1919 CSR 110.

[267]

1919

3145: Aug. 11 Disposition of materials and plants by Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation ordered.

3146: Aug. 12 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for the Muller Property at New Orleans, La., and to resell same at public
auction.

3147: Aug. 12 Ira F. Hoyt made eligible for appointment as passport
agent ii\ the State Dept. at New York, N. Y., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1919 CSR 110.

3148 : Aug. 15 Capt. J. J. Doyle made eligible for examination for in-
spector of hulls in the Steamboat Inspection Service without regard to
age limitations. 1919 CSR 110.

3149: Aug. 16 Certain described lands at Seward, Alaska, reserved for
the Navy Dept. for the erection of wharves, coal storage yards, and other
purposes.

3150 : Aug. 16 * Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain property at Washington, D. C, formerly owned by Franz
A. R. Jung and Sophie A. Nordhoff Jung of Munich, Germany.
• Has form of a proclamation.

3151: Aug. 16 Certain described lands at Passage Canal (Portage Bay),
Alaska, formerly reserved for townsite purposes by E. O. [1919^] of
Apr. 21, 1914, reserved for Navy Dept. for the erection of wharves, coal
storage yards, or other naval purposes.

3152: Aug. 18 Civil Service Rule V [on qualification], Section 5, and
Rule VI [on eligibility], Section 2, amended as to veterans' preference
to make effective the provisions of the Urgent Deficiency Act of 1919.
1919 CSR 101.

3153 : Aug. 18 Monterey National Forest, Calif., merged with Santa
Barbara National Forest with latter name retained.

3154: Aug. 21 Committee on Public Information abolished and records,
files, papers, property, and assets, transferred to the Council of National
Defense.

3155 : Aug. 22 Flathead National Forest, Mont., diminished and Procla-
mation 1500 of Nov. 27, 1918, amended to add certain described lands
to the lands designated therein for selection by the State of Montana
in partial satisfaction of its common school grant.

3156: Aug. 26 Regulations governing appointment and promotion in
the consular service amended.

3157: Aug. 26 Consular Regulations of 1896, extensively amended.

[268]

1919

3168: Aug. 27 E. 0. [1072] of May 14, 1909, permitting employees of
navy yards or stations to participate in local elections, amended to in-
clude arsenals and other military establishments. May 1922 CSA 37-
Dec. 1926 CSA 35; 1919 CSR 106.

3159: Aug. 27 General Supply Committee of the Treasury Dept. or-
dered to maintain records of surplus materials, supplies, and equipment
reported by departmental heads, and to facilitate purchase of such ma-
terial by Government agencies.

3160: Aug. 28 Coast Guard placed under the Treasury Dept.

3161 : Aug. 28 Council of National Defense authorized to disburse un-
expended funds from allocations heretofore made for the War Industries
Board upon certification of Bernard M. Baruch or his representative.

3162: Aug. 30 Pearson Chapman made eligible for reinstatement as
topographer in the Geological Survey, Interior Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1919 CSR 110.

3163: Aug. SO* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for certain stock and property of the Atlantic Welding Corp., of New
York, and to resell same at public sale.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3164: Sept. 3 Clara E. Graves made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1919 CSR
110.

3166: Sept. 3 Sheep breeding experiment station* Idaho, enlarged.

3166: Sept. 15 U.S.S. Hermes, formerly German vessel Hermes, trans-
ferred from Navy Dept. to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii
for use as tender to the leper colony.

3167: Sept. 15 Procter's Landing Military Reservation (Fort Beaure-
gard), St. Bernard Parish, La., placed under the Interior Sec'y for dis-
posal.

3168: Sept. 21 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain de-
scribed real estate in Wilkes-Barre Township, Luzerne County, Pa., prop-
erty of Johann Krannichf eldt and Nicolas Schmitt.

3169: Sept. 29 Navy Sec'y authorized to sell U.S.S. Arabia and equip-
ment.

3170 : Sept. 29 Regulations governing appointment of unskilled labor-
ers in Washington, D. C, Regulation III, Section 2, and Regulation IV
amended. 1919 CSR 106.

[269]

1919

3171: Sept. 29 E. 0. 2521 of Jan. 26, 1917, diminishing Kahauiki (Fort
Shafter) Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., amended to include in said
Order portion of right of way known as Slaughter House Road.

3172: Oct. SO* Certain rules, regulations, etc., relative to the fixing
of prices of coal and control of the commissions of middleman dealers in
coal restored to force ; the Fuel Administrator delegated certain powers
relative to such rules.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3178: Nov. 5* Fuel Administrator delegated certain powers relative
to rules, regulations, etc., fixing prices or regulating production, sale,
shipment, storage, or distribution of coal or coke.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3174: Nov. 13 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 682, pertaining
to currency certificates, amended.

3175: Nov. 22 R. Stone Jackson made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Federal Board for Vocational Education without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1920 CSR 98.

3176: Nov. 24* Possession and title of all enemy vessels seized and
operated during the war ordered taken in accordance with the joint
resolution of May 12, 1917. M 255; 1919 PCR 359; XIII PCRec 285.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3177: Nov. 25 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, amended to add Subdivision
VI, Paragraph 1 covering 15 persons in the Interdepartmental Social
Hygiene Board for confidential work. 1920 CSR 95.

3178: Nov. 25 Special homestead of George W. Nutter within ceded the
portion of the Crow Indian Reservation, Mont., validated, subject to
coal lands restrictions.

3179: Nov. 25 Certain described lands, buildings, and improvements of
the Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation in Prince William
County, at or near Quantico, Va., transferred to the Navy Dept.

3180: Nov. 25 E. 0. [2837] of Apr. 11, 1918, revoking certain powers
relative to enemy alien trademarks and copyrights vested in the Treas-
ury Sec'y under the Trading with the Enemy Act, rescinded and said
powers revested in said Sec'y-

3181 : Nov. 25 Certain specified counties in the 6th Internal Revenue
Collection District of Virginia and in the Internal Revenue Collection
District of Maryland transferred to the 2d District of Virginia, and cer-
tain counties in the 2d District transferred to the 6th District.

[270]

1919

3182: Nov. 25 Regulations governing conditions of employment for
the permanent force of the Panama Canal amended. M 255; 1919 PCR
360; XIII PCRec 271.

3183: Nov. 25* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 4505 shares of capital stock of the First Reinsurance Co. of Hartford,
Conn., and to resell same at public auction.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3184: Nov. 28 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement],
Paragraph 1, Clauses (b), (c), and (d), amended. 1920 CSR 95; XIII
PCRec 351.

3185: Dec. 1 Katherine Peters made eligible for appointment to a class-
ified position without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1920 CSR 98.

3186: Dec. 2 Corona Administrative Site, N. Mex., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Lincoln National Forest.

3187: Dec. 2 E. 0. 924 of Aug. 8, 1908, establishing Gorr Island Bird
Refuge, Klamath River, Oreg., revoked in part and said Island restored
to public domain.

3188: Dec. 2 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [for their inclusion within Ochoco National Forest].

3189: Dec. 2 E. O. 2593 of Apr. 13, 1917, withdrawing certain lands in
the St. Francis Run basin, Ark., pending survey for reclamation pur-
poses, modified to restore a specified portion of said lands to public
domain.

3190: Dec. 2 Sawyer Administrative Site, Dixie National Forest, Utah,
abolished.

3191: Dec. 2 Indian Administrative Site, Fillmore National Forest,
Utah, abolished and the said lands opened to entry only under the home-
stead laws requiring residence from Nov. 19, 1919, and to settlement
and other disposition under any applicable land law from Nov. 26, 1919.

3192 : Dec. 2 Certain described lands in Oregon, formerly reserved for
the improvement of the Columbia River by E. O. of Nov. 4, 1885, # restored
to public domain and opened to entry only under the homestead laws re-
quiring residence, from the 63d day from the date of this Order, and
to settlement or other disposition under any applicable public land law
from the 70th day from the date of this Order.

* Not a Numbered Order.

3193: Dec. 2 Certain described lands at Honolulu, Cahu, T. H., for-
merly reserved for military purposes by E. O. 2581, of Apr. 4, 1917,
restored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii.

[271]

1919

3194: Dec. 4 Emma Administrative Site, Sopris National Forest, Colo.,
abolished.

3195: Dec. 5 Madison National Forest, Mont., diminished and portion
of the excluded lands reserved as the Yellowstone Administrative Site
in said forest, and a portion reserved for sale under the act of Feb. 25,
1919, and a portion reserved for townsite purposes.

3196: Dec. 16 Office for the Crook Land District, Wyo., transferred
from Sundance to Newcastle.

3197: Dec. 16 Certain described portion of Cochinos Point at entrance
to Manila Bay, Luzon Island, P. I., reserved for military purposes.

3198: Dec. 16 Three described tracts of land at McOrath, Iditarod,
and Brooks, Alaska, reserved for military purposes.

3199: Dec. 19 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain real
estate in New York, N. Y., property of Amanda Van Graberg.

3200: Dec. 19 City and county of Alexandria in the 6th Virginia In-
ternal Revenue Collection District transferred to the 2d District.

3201 : Dec. 22 Edward W. Oyster, Civil War veteran, made eligible for
reinstatement as supervising clerk in the Federal Board for Vocational
Education without regard to length of separation from the service. 1920
CSR 98.

3202: Dec. 22 Quarry Heights Military Reservation, C. Z., established.
M 256; 1919 PCR 360; XIII PCRec 324.

3203: Dec. 22 Fort William D. Davis, C. Z., reestablished. M 256;
1919 PCR 361 ; XIII PCRec 364.

3204: Dec. 23 Trust or other period of restrictions against alienation
contained in any potent issued to any Indian for any public lands, ex-
piring in 1920, extended for one year. IV K 1053.

3205: Dec. 23 Four-hour work-day on Dec. 24 and 31, 1919, declared
for all per diem employees of the Federal Government and the District
of Columbia.

3206: Dec. 30 Board of Surveys and Maps established and duties pre-
scribed.

3207: Dec. 30 Certain described lands in the Canal Zone, including Fort
Clayton, Panama Arsenal, Engineer Depot, and the Post of Corozal,
reserved for military purposes, subject to the civil control and jurisdic-
tion of the Governor of the Panama Canal. M 258; 1919 PCR 363; XIII
PCRec 357.

[272]

1920

3208 : Jan. 2 Certain described lands in Idaho withdrawn pending leg-
islation [for disposal to Downey and Bannock Counties for water supply
purposes] .

3209: Jan. 3 Certain described lands in Minnesota withdrawn pending
establishment of the international boundary line through the Lake of
the Woods, between the United States and Canada.

3210: Jan. 7 Canal Zone Regulations governing sale, possession, and
disposition of liquors for sacramental, scientific, industrial, pharmaceu-
tical, and medical purposes prescribed. M 261; 1919 PCR 366; XIII
PCR«c 365.

3211: Jan. 8 Government agencies directed to furnish data requested
by the commission appointed to consider labor conditions in bituminous
coal fields.

3212: Jan. 8 Income, Tax returns ordered opened to inspection under
regulations prescribed by Treasury Sec'y.

3213: Jan. 9 Canal Zone Regulations on costs a^ security for costs
in the District Court and the Magistrates' Courts prescribed. M 263;

1919 PCR 368; XIII PCRec 367.

3214: Jan. 10 Third Internal Revenue Collection District of New York,
consolidated with the 2d District.

3215: Jan. 13 E. O. [359] of Oct. 13, 1905, prohibiting Government
employees to aid persons in preparing for Civil Service examinations,
amended to allow use of Government employees and facilities in the
testing of disabled veterans. July 1921 CSA 77-June 1936 CSA 55;

1920 CSR 97 ; XIII PCRec 382.

3216: Jan. 13 Sioux National Forest, Mont, and S. Dak., merged with
Custer National Forest with latter name retained.

3217: Jan. 16 Mabel E. Bane made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Mines Bureau, Interior Dept., without examination. 1920 CSR 98.

3218: Jan. 29 James Hagerman, Jr., made eligible for appointment as
deputy commissioner of internal revenue without examination. 1920
CSR 98.

3219: Jan. 29 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale 100 shares of preferred stock, of the Pan-American Petroleum and
Transport Co., property of Miss E. Calm.

3220: Feb. 2 Customs Collection District No. 27 Southern California,
abolished and new Districts No. 27 Los Angeles and No. 25 San Diego
created.

[273]

1920

3221 : Jan. 20 * Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for stock of Victor Balata Textile Belting Co. and to resell same at public
auction.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3222: Feb. 3 E. O. 3091 of May 24, 1919, authorizing Navy Sec'y to
transfer vessels to any Executive Department, amended to permit such
transfers to the Government of the Panama Canal. M 265; 1919 PCR
369;XinPCRec437.

3223: Feb. 5 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Round Valley
Reservation, Calif., expiring during 1920, extended for three years. IV
K 1016.

3224: Feb. 7 Aliens holding provisional licenses issued by the United
States, and having declared intention of becoming citizens, permitted to
serve on vessels of U. S. registry in foreign trade for three years and
three months after date of such declarations ; all E. 0.s suspending citi-
zenship requirements for such watch officers, revoked.

3225 : Feb. 7 Nevada detached from the 1st Internal Revenue Collection
District of California, and designated District of Nevada.

3226: Feb. 11 Canal Zone Regulations relative to change for service of
the Quarantine Division prescribed and the ordinance of the Isthmian
Canal Commission on night inspection of vessels at Colon repealed. M
266; 1919 PCR 370; XIII PCRec 423.

3227: Feb. 13* Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell to the
Chemical Foundation Inc. certain choses in action, rights, interests and
benefits seized under the Trading with the Enemy Act.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3223: Feb. 13 Radio stations taken over by the Government by E. 0.8
[2585 and 2605-A] of Apr. 6, 1917 and Apr. 30, 1917, returned to their
respective owners.

3229: Feb. 13 Alien Property Custodian directed to transfer to C.
Walker Jones certain stock in connection with the liquidation of his in-
debtedness to Ernst Beckert, Ltd., of Chemnitz, Germany, and/or the
Beckert Needle and Supply Co.

3230: Feb. 17 Third Internal Revenue Collection District of Iowa desig-
nated the District of Iowa ; 3d District of Massachusetts designated Dis-
trict of Massachusetts; and 3d District of Texas designated District of
Texas.

3231 : Feb. 20 Regulations governing departure from and entry into the
United States amended to authorize the departure of alien enemies for
European ports without permits.

[274]

1920

3232: Feb. 20 Regulations governing conditions of employment for the
permanent force of the Panama Canal amended to establish maximum
rate of pay for alien employees of the Canal and the Panama Railroad
Co. M 266; 1919 PCR 370; HIPCRec 465.

3233: Feb. 25 Order of the Fuel Administrator of Nov. 6, 1917, relative
to the tidewater transshipment of coal and employment of the Tidewater
Coal Exchange as a common agency to facilitate such transshipment,
which was suspended on Feb. 20, 1919, reinstated ; commissioners of said
exchange designated to exercise certain powers of the Fuel Adminis-
trator.

3234: Feb. 27 County of Alexandria, Va. f transferred from Customs
Collection District No. 13 of Maryland to District No. 14 of Virginia.

3235: Feb. 28 * Director General of Railroads authorized to continue to
exercise after Mar. 1, 1920, the powers over the delivery, use, and dis-
tribution of coal conferred upon him by the Fuel Administrator.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3236 : Feb. 29 Marian Kearns made eligible for transfer from position
of clerk to sign tribal deeds, to a regular clerkship in the Interior Dept.
1920 CSR 98.

3237: Mar. 1 Certain described lands in the Canal Zone, formerly part
of the Punta Mala Lighthouse Reservation, reserved for the Navy Dept.
for use as a radio station. M 266 ; 1919 PCR 371 ; XIII PCRec 485.

3238: Mar. 3* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for certain stock of the Strobel and Wilken Co. of Ohio.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3239: Mar. 5 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids for
certain stock, property, and patents of the J. M. Voith Co., Inc., of New
York, N. Y.

3240: Mar. 5 Director General of Railroads authorized to divert coal in
possession of railroads to fill emergency needs.

3241: Mar. 6 Cedar Keys, Fla., abolished as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 24.

3242: Mar. 6 Fort Rock Administrative Site, Oreg., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Deschutes National Forest.

3243: Mar. 6 Canal Zone regulations governing the carrying and keep-
ing of arms prescribed. M 267; 1919 PCR 371 ; XIII PCRec 495.

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1920

3244: Mar. 11 Sixth Internal Revenue Collection District of Virginia
abolished; certain counties transferred to the 2d District and said 2d
District designated the District of Virginia.

3246: Mar. 11 Internal Revenue Collection District of Texas divided
and constituted the 1st and 2d Districts of Texas.

3246: Mar. 17 Composition of the Board of Surveys and Maps enlarged
by addition of the Military Intelligence Division as the principal repre-
sentative of the Army.

3247: Mar. 19 All E. Os. and all regulation of the Fuel Administration
as to prices and other matters relating to bituminous coal suspended in
order to restore status existing prior to E. 0. [3172] of Oct. 30, 1919.

3248: Mar. 20 E. O. 2593 of Apr. 13, 1917, reserving certain lands in the
St. Francis River basin, Ark., for survey and reclamation purposes,
amended to eliminate certain lands from the operation thereof.

3248-A:Mar. 20 Interior Sec'y authorized to adjust and pay claims
against the Fuel Administration from available appropriations.

3249: Mar. 24 Bituminous Coal Commission abolished upon signing of
agreement between miners and operators; records and property trans-
ferred to the Council of National Defense, all files and records ultimately
to be transferred to the Interior Dept.

3260: Mar. 24 Trust period on allotments to Indians on the Nez Perce
Reservation, Idaho, expiring during 1920, extended for 10 years ; 268 ex-
ceptions specified. IV K 1017.

3251 : Mar. 26 Camden Land District, Ark., abolished and the lands,
business, archives thereof transferred to the Little Rock Land District.

3252: Mar. 27* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for stock and other property of the Chillingworth Mfg. Co. of New
Jersey.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3253: Mar. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject bids for
stock and certain patents of the C. P. Goerz American Optical Co. of New
York.

3254: Mar. 30 Reinstatement in the classified service of persons who
resigned to accept overseas war positions authorized without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1920 CSR 96.

3255 : Mar. 31 Maritime quarantine regulations for the Canal Zone and
harbors of the cities of Panama and Colon, Republic of Panama, pre-
scribed. M 268; 1919 PCR 372.

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1920

3256: Mar. 31 Niobrara Bird Reservation, Neb., enlarged.

3267: Apr. 9 Fort Randolph Reservation and the France Field Reserva-
tion, C. Z., placed under the War Sec'y> and the Coco Solo Reservation
placed under the Navy Sec'y. M 272 ; 1919 PCR 376 ; XIII PCRec 583.

3268: Apr. 13 Veterans given preference L~ the selection of persons for
appointment as 1st, 2d, or 3d class postmaster. 1920 CSR 97.

3269: Apr. 16 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell 4505 shares
of capital stock of the First Reinsurance Company of Hartford, Conn., to
the Security Trust Company of said place.

3260: Apr. 16 K of P, gasoline launch, forfeited to the United States
for violation of the Chinese Exclusion Law, ordered turned over to
Immigration Service of the Labor Dept.

3261: Apr. 23 E. O. 3166 of Sept. 15, 1919, transferring the schooner
Hermes to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii, revoked.

3262: Apr. 27 Cache National Forest, Idaho, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to homestead and desert land entry by ex-
servicemen of the World War, for 63 days from after the 62d day after the
date of this Order, and thereafter to settlement, entry, selection and
location by the general public under any applicable land law.

3263: Apr. 28 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
selection of portion thereof as landing field for aeroplanes in connection
with national forest fire patrol.

3264: Apr. 29 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 18 established.

3266: Apr. 29 * E. 0. 3259 of Apr. 16, 1920, authorizing the Alien Prop-
erty Custodian to sell certain stock of the First Reinsurance Company of
Hartford, Conn., amended to correct certain errors therein.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3266: Apr. 29* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for stock of the R. and H. Simon Co. of New Jersey.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3287: Apr. 29* Alien Property Custodian authorized to reject all bids
for 557 shares of the stock of the Flexitype Co. of Ohio.

•Has form of a proclamation.

3268: Hay 5 War Labor Board records transferred to the Council of
National Defense.

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1920

3269 '.Hay 5 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [for enlargement of the Oregon National Forest].

3270: May 10 Andrew E. Armstrong made eligible for reinstatement as
chief of the Section of Box Tests at the Forest Products Laboratory,
Madison, Wis., without regard to length of separation from the service.
1920 CSR 98.

3271 : Hay 11 Certain described lands in Box Elder County, Utah, with-
drawn to permit adjustment of claims arising from incomplete or erro-
neous surveys.

3272: Hay 12 Certain described lands on Vashons Island in Puget
Sound, Wash., previously reserved for military purposes by E. O. of June
9, 1868, # placed under control of Interior Sec'y for disposal.

* Not a Numbered Order.

3273: Hay 13 H. Leroy Atwood made eligible for appointment as rural
free delivery mail carrier at Carter, S. Dak., without examination. 1920
CSR 99.

3274: Hay 13 South Dakota detached from the Internal Revenue Col-
lection District of North and South Dakota and designated the District
of South Dakota.

3275: Hay 13 Sixth Internal Revenue Collection District of Indiana
designated the District of Indiana; the 4th District of North Carolina
designated the District of North Carolina; and the 2d District of Wis-
consin designated the District of Wisconsin.

3276: Hay 21 Margaret H. Bowen made eligible for appointment in the
Postal Service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1920 CSR 99.

3277: Hay 21* Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain New York City property of the Hamburg-Amerikanische
Packetfahrt Actien Cesellschaft (Hamburg-American Line).

* Has t orm of a proclamation.

3278: May 28 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation to provide for their use by the public for park purposes.

3279: June 3 Executive Departments and other Government agencies
directed to furnish information requested by the Anthracite Coal Com-
mission.

3280: June 10 Executive Departments and Independent Establishments
directed to furnish information requested by the Civil Service Commis-
sion in connection with the Retirement Act of 1920, and for statistical
purposes. 1920 CSR 96.

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1920

3281: June 11 Attorney General delegated certain powers granted to
the President under Section 9 of the Trading with the Enemy Act.

8282: June 12 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
classification and legislation for disposal.

8288: June 16 E. O. [3249] of Mar. 24, 1920, modified to suspend trans-
fer of Bituminous Coal Commission records, etc., to Interior Dept., until
conclusion of work of Anthracite Coal Commission.

3284: June 18 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
classification and legislation [to add them to the Whitman National
Forest].

8286: June 19 John E. Lamiell made eligible for reinstatement as post
office inspector without regard to length of separation from the service.
1920 CSR 99.

3286: June 20 Whitman National Forest, Oreg., enlarged by the inclu-
sion of all lands of the Minam National Forest.

8287: June 23 Fourteen persons made eligible for appointment in the
District Intelligence Office of the Navy Dept. at New York, N. Y., without
examination. 1920 CSR 99.

3288: June 23 Richard C. L. Moncure, collector of the 2d Internal Rev-
enue Collection District of Virginia, designated collector of the District
of Virginia.

3289: June 23 Rowland B. Mahaney, Labor Dept. Solicitor, designated
to act as Labor Sec'y in the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant Sec'y.

3290: June 24 Offices of register and receiver at the Broken Bow Land
Office, Neb., consolidated.

3291: June 26 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
classification and for possible inclusion in the Sitgreaves National Forest.

3292: June 26 Grain Corporation capital stock reduced to $150,000,000.

3293: June 26 Island of Limbones, Cavite Province, Luzon, P. I., re-
served for military purposes.

3294: June 27 Regulations governing departure from or entry into the
United States amended to authorize departure of enemy aliens without
permits, no passport required of persons travelling between the United
States and Newfoundland, St. Pierre, and Miquelon.

3295: June 28 Livermore Administrative Site, Colo., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Colorado National Forest.

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1920

3296: June 29 * Authority over certain buildings at the Naval Proving
Ground, Indian Head, Md., the Naval Ordnance Plant at South Charles-
ton, W. Va., and the hotel at Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton, Wash.,
transferred from the Labor Sec'y and the U. S. Housing Corporation to
the Navy Sec'y.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3297: June 30 Certain described lands in South Dakota withdrawn
pending survey and determination of suitability for reservation to pre-
serve mesozoic deposits of cycads therein as a national monument.

3298: July 1 Selden O. Hopkins designated to act as Interior Sec'y in
absence of the Sec'y and 1st Asst. Interior Sec'y.

3299: July 1 Caloosahatchee Reservation, Fla., created as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

3300: July 2 Mayaguez Hospital Military Reservation, Mayaguez, P. R.,
transferred from War Dept. to the Government of Puerto Rico for school
purposes.

3301 : July 3 Trust period on allotments to the Eickapoo Indians on the
Kickapoo Reservation, Kans., expiring during 1920, extended one year.
IV K 1020.

3302: July 7 Trust period on allotments to the Cabazon and Twenty-
nine Palms Bands of Mission Indians in California, expiring during 1920,
extended five years. IV K 1014.

3303 : July 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision V, on Navy Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 6 excepting certain skilled and unskilled
laborers at naval hospitals. 1920 CSR 95.

3304: July 10 Trust period on allotments to the Klamath River Indians
on the Hoopa Valley Reservation, Calif., expiring during 1920, extended
10 years. IV K 1016,

3305: July 10 Ketchikan Dock Site created for use in connection with
the administration of Tongass National Forest.

3306: July 10 Sum of $343,440 allocated to Rear Admiral Joseph W.
Oman, Governor of the Virgin Islands, for expenditure in the occupation
of said Islands.

3307 : July 13 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending legis-
lation [to add them to the Paiute Indian Reservation].

3308 : July 14 Certain described lands in South Dakota reserved for the
protection of the water-supply of the Wind Cave National Park and the
National bison range therein.

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1920

3309: July 17 Certain described lands in Idaho withdrawn pending
classification and possible inclusion within the Caribou National Forest.

3310: July 17 * Certain described lands near Aibonito, P. R., previously
reserved for military purposes by E. O. of June 30, 1903, t transferred to
Puerto Rico.

* Has form of a proclamation,
t Not in Numbered series.

3311 : July 17 Rules and regulations for the government of the Army
and Navy General Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark., amended.

3312: July 21 Trust period on allotments to the Prairie Band of Potta-
watomi Indians in Kansas, expiring during 1920, extended 10 years. IV
K 1021.

3313: July 21 Consular Regulation of 1896 amended as to payments of
wages of seamen. XIV PCRec 6.

3313- A: July 24 Island of Limbones, Province of Cavite, P. I., reserved
for military purposes, and E. O. [3293] of June 26, 1920, on the same
subject, revoked.

3314: July 26 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
classification and possible inclusion within the Tumacacori National
Monument.

3315: Aug. 3 Civil Service Retirement Act of 1920 made applicable to
Executive Office employees, except President's Sec'y. 1920 CSR 96.

3316: Aug. 4 National Zoological Park keepers classified. 1920 CSR 96.

3317: Aug. 7 Holy Cross National Forest, Colo., enlarged by the addi-
tion of all lands of the Sopris National Forest.

3318: Aug. 16 Washington National Forest, Wash., diminished.

3319: Aug. 18 Julius H. Barnes, Wheat Director, directed to reduce the
stock of the Grain Corporation to $50,000,000.

3320: Aug. 21* Office of Wheat Director and the Food Administration
abolished; Grain Corporation ordered to discharge obligations and dis-
solve.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

3321 : Sept. 1 Sulzer, Alaska, abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District 31, and a new port of entry established at Craig, in
the same District.

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1920

3822: Sept. 1 Paitilla Point Military Reservation, C. Z., created. M
274; 1919 PCR 379; XIV PCRec 90.

3323 : Sept 4 W. Y. Hardie made eligible for appointment as traffic direc-
tor in the Interstate Commerce Commission without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1920 CSR 99.

3324: Sept. 11 Santa Barbara National Forest, Calif., diminished.

3325: Sept. 11 Idaho National Forest, Idaho, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

3326: Sept. 17 Regulations governing entry into and departure from
the United States amended to remove certain restrictions on travel be-
tween the United States and the Bahamas.

3327: Sept. 19 Trust period on allotments to the Ponca Indians in Okla-
homa, expiring during 1920, extended one year. IV E 1040.

3328: Sept. 23 Rexford Administrative Site created for use as a ranger
station in the administration of the Kootenai National Forest.

3329: Sept. 24 Employees of the Alaskan Engineering Commission ex-
cluded from the provisions of Civil Service Retirement Act of 1920. 1920
CSR 97.

3330: Oct. 1 Mary Alice Spragg, clerk in the Interior Dept., to sign
tribal deeds for the Five Civilized Tribes of Indians, classified with her
position. 1920 CSR 99.

8331: Oct 1 E. O. 3085 of May 4, 1919, reserving certain lands in
California for classification, revoked, and a described portion of said
lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land laws by
qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the 62d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law ; remaining lands included
in Modoc National Forest, by Proc. of even date.

3332: Oct. 2* War Dept. authorized to retain certain Hoboken piers
and adjacent property under its control for two years. M 275 ; 1919 PCR
379.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3333: Oct. 3 Sitka Dock Site, Alaska, created for use in the administra-
tion of the Tongass National Forest.

3384: Oct. 5 Samuel Olucksman made eligible for appointment as gen-
eral helper at the Norfolk Navy Yard, Va., without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1920 CSR 99.

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1920

3386: Oct 7 Cordova Administrative Site, Alaska, reserved for use as
a dock site in the administration of the Chugach National Forest.

3336: Oct. 8 Half-mast flag display ordered during memorial services
on Nov. 14, 1920, for the American dead of the World War.

3837: Oct. 8 Arnold E. Graham, temporary employee, made eligible for
appointment as clerk in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to stand-
ing on the eligible register. 1920 CSR 99.

3338: Oct. 8 Regulations governing the appointment of 1st, 2d, and 3d
class postmasters, amended. 1920 CSR 97.

3339: Oct. 12 F. C. Roberts, former compositor in the Government
Printing Office, made eligible for reinstatement without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1921 CSR 124.

3340: Oct. 13 Mille Lacs Bird Reservation, Minn., enlarged.

3341: Oct. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
Paragraph 1 amended to except cable foremen. 1921 CSR 115.

3342: Oct. 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], amended to except employees engaged in certain rural sanitation
work.

3343: Oct. 20 James J. Haney made eligible for promotion from chief
messenger to clerk in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1921 CSR 124.

3344: Oct. 20 Port Military Reservation, P. I., modified, and excluded
lands restored to the Government of the Philippines.

3346: Oct. 23 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
examination of the prehistoric ruins and hieroglyphics therein for pos-
sible reservation as a national monument.

3346: Oct. 26 E. O. 3271 of May 11, 1920, reserving certain lands in
Elder County, Utah, to permit adjustment of claims of patentees,
amended to include certain other lands.

3347: Oct. 30 Canal Zone regulations governing the licensing of chauf-
feurs revised. M276; XIVPCRec 203.

3348: Nov. 5 Trust period on homesteads of 14 specified Indians on the
Santee Reservation, Neb., expiring Dec. 18, 1920, extended 10 years. IV
K 1027.

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1920

3349: Nov. 5 Umatilla National Forest, Oreg. and Wash., enlarged by
addition of all lands of the Wenaha National Forest.

3350: Nov. 5 * E. 0. 3332 of Oct. 2, 1920, authorizing the War Dept. to
retain certain Hoboken piers under its control, revoked and certain other
piers designated in lieu thereof.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3351 : Nov. 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
legislation [to set them aside for the benefit of the Indians of the Zia
Pueblo Tribe]. IV K 1031.

3352: Nov. 6 Fort Sherman Military Reservation, C. Z., enlarged. M
276;XlVPCRec242.

3353: Nov. 13 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement],
amended as to reinstatement upon certificate of the commission and as to
the eligibility of veterans. 1921 CSR 114.

3354: Nov. 16 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended as to classification
and functions of consular officers, appointments and promotion, and
supervisory powers of consuls-general.

3355: Nov. 19 Cordova Dock Site, Alaska, reserved for use in the ad-
ministration of the Chugach National Forest.

3356: Nov. 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept.
positions], amended to delete aeronautical mechanical draftsmen. 1921
CSR 118.

3357: Nov. 21 San Juan National Forest, Colo., enlarged by addition of
all lands of the Durango National Forest.

3358: Nov. 24 Certain described lands on Sand and Quarantine Islands,
Oahu, T. H., reserved for military purposes.

3359: Nov. 25 E. O. [1472] of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting certain Federal
employees residing in Virginia and Maryland municipalities to hold local
office, amended to include Riverdale, Md. 1921 CSR 119.

3360: Nov. 28 Design and dimensions of the official flag for the State
Sec'y prescribed.

3361 : Nov. 30 Constance Kerschner, temporary Army War College em-
ployee, made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 124.

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1920

8382: Nov. 30 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Crow Creek
Reservation, S. Dak., expiring in 1920 and 1921, extended for 25 years.
IV K 1045.

3363: Dec. 1 Trust period on the allotments of the Ponca Indians in
Oklahoma extended 25 years. IV E 1040.

3364: Dec. 1* Port McPherson Military Reservation, Neb., diminished.

• Has form of a proclamation.

3365: Dec. 7 Trust or other period of restriction against alienation
contained in any patent issued to any Indian for lands on the public
domain, extended 25 years from date of expiration. IV E 1055.

3366: Dec. 8 Alaska Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal [No. 2] dimin-
ished and the excluded lands restored to entry.

3367: Dec. 10 Maximum limits of punishments for soldiers prescribed.

3368: Dec. 11 Natalie Summers made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service without examination. 1921 CSR 124.

3369: Dec. 15 Regulations governing the granting and issuing of pass-
ports amended as to issuance in Puerto Rico.

3370: Dec. 16 Four-hour workday for Federal employees in the District
of Columbia and for all District of Columbia employees on Dec. 24 and
Dec. 31, 1920, authorized.

3371: Dec. 17 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
amended to except the superintendent and asst. superintendent of the
Lincoln Farm Commission. 1921 CSR 115.

3372: Dec. 21 £. O. [3370] of Dec. 16, 1920, authorizing a four-hour
workday for Federal employees on Dec. 24 and 31, 1920, modified to pro-
vide that the employees of certain Treasury Dept. bureaus and offices
shall have a full holiday Dec. 24 and shall work all day Dec. 31.

3373: Dec. 22 Confidence Administrative Site, Calif., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Stanislaus National Forest.

3374: Dec. 22 Certain powers relative to the coal and coke business,
previously transferred from the Federal Trade Commission to the Fuel
Administrator by E. O. [2903] of July 3, 1918, restored to said Trade
Commission.

3375: Dec. 24 Provisions of the Retirement Act of May 22, 1920, ex-
tended to include employees appointed to positions named in Civil Serv-
ice Rules, Schedules A and B.

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1920

3376: Dec. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 7 amended to except rural sanitation employees jointly
financed at least one-half by a State, county, or municipality. 1921 CSR
115.

3377: Dee. 24 Certain described lands on Yellow and Reef Islands, San
Juan Channel, Wash., reserved for lighthouse purposes and the balance
of the lands on said Islands, temporarily reserved for said purposes by
E. 0. 2738 of Oct. 24, 1917, restored to the public domain.

3378: Dec. 26 Ernest D. Pickell made eligible for appointment as rural
free delivery mail carrier at Huron, S. Dak., without examination. 1921
CSR 125.

3379: Dec. 31 Chelan National Forest, Wash., diminished by transfer
of certain described lands to the Wenatchee National Forest.

3380: Dec. 31 Chelan and Wenatchee National Forests, Wash., modified
by intertransfer of lands.

1921

3381: Jan. 4 Vancouver or Columbia River Land District, Wash., abol-
ished and lands, business, and archives thereof transferred to the Olympia
Land District.

3382: Jan. 5 E. O. [1917] of Apr. 16, 1914, prescribing regulations gov-
erning the payment of tolls and bills for materials and services to vessels
by the Panama Canal, amended to include mints and assay offices and
Federal reserve banks to which the duties of asst. treasurers of the
United States are transferred by the Treasury Sec'y. M 277; XIV
PCRec 389.

3383: Jan. 7 Trust period on allotments made to Indians on the Pala
and Sycuan Mission Reservations, Calif., expiring during 1921, extended
for 25 years. IV K 1015.

3384: Jan. 12 Agricultural experiment stations near Cook Inlet, adjoin-
ing Kenai, Alaska, diminished and excluded lands restored to the public
domain.

3386: Jan. 12 Santa Barbara National Forest, Calif., diminished.

3386: Jan. 21 Quarry Heights Military Reservation, C. Z., enlarged.

3387: Jan. 22 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
classification and legislation [for inclusion in the Santiam National
Forest].

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1921

3388: Jan. 22 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation to grant said lands to the city of Phoenix
for municipal purposes.

3389: Jan. 24 Records of the Medical and Relief Dept. and of the Auto-
matic Train Control Committee transferred to the Public Health Service,
Treasury Dept. and the Interstate Commerce Commission, respectively,
from the custody of the Director General of Railroads.

3390: Jan. 24 Portland, Oreg., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 29, and new port of entry with limits redescribed
established thereat.

3391: Jan. 27 £. O. 3206 of Dec. 30, 1919, creating the Board of Surveys
and Maps, amended to include representatives of the Federal Power
Commission, the Army Air Service, and Naval Aviation in the member-
ship of said Board.

3392: Jan. 28 Emma V. Morgan made eligible for appointment to a
position in the classified service in the Labor Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 125.

3393: Jan. 28 Certain described lands in Idaho withdrawn for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [for the creation of the Sawtooth National
Park].

3394: Jan. 28 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
classification and legislation to extend the boundaries of the Yellowstone
National Park.

3395: Jan. 28 Certain California lands within Sequoia and Sierra Na-
tional Forests, withdrawn for classification and pending legislation [for
their inclusion in Sequoia National Park].

3396: Jan. 29 Records, files, and rulings leading to the negotiations be-
tween the Director General of Railroads and the Federated Shop Crafts
of the Railway Employees Dept. of the American Federation of Labor
ordered transferred from the custody of said Director to the Railroad
Labor Board at Chicago, HI.

3397: Jan. 31 Shasta National Forest, Calif., enlarged by inclusion of a
certain described portion of Lassen National Forest.

3398: Feb. 2 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 9 amended to delete one tea examiner at Chicago, 111.;
incumbent not to acquire competitive classified status thereby. 1921 CSR
116.

[287]

1921

8899: Feb. 2 Morris A. Parris made eligible for appointment as clerk to
act as confidential sec'y to the director of the Standards Bureau without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 125.

3400: Feb. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 7 amended as to attendants in the Public Health Serv-
ive. 1921 CSR 116.

3401 : Feb. 10 Arthur Byrd made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 125.

8402: Feb. 11 Certain described lands in New Mexico, reserved for
military purposes by E. 0.s 2772 and 2879 of Dec. 12, 1917, and June 6,
1918, respectively, placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y for
disposal.

8403: Feb. 12 Federal per diem employees and day laborers in the Dis-
trict of Columbia excused from work on Inauguration Day, Mar. 4, 1921.

3404: Feb. 12 May G. Pollock made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1921
CSR 125.

3405: Feb. 12 Sheep Administrative Site, Ariz., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of Prescott National Forest.

3406: Feb. 13 One hundred and sixty-eight described parcels of lands in
Alaska reserved for lighthouse purposes.

3407: Feb. 15 Passports or other similar documents declared not neces-
sary for American citizens making certain round-trip cruises from U. S.
ports, or cruises from one U. S. port to another, on vessels of U. S.
registry.

8403: Feb. 16 Creation of the U. S. Housing Corporation of Pennsyl-
vania on Sept. 24, 1918, by the Labor Sec'y, approved.

8409: Feb. 18 Margaret Reardon and Joseph F. Murphy, Executive
Office employees, made eligible for appointment to positions in the classi-
fied service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 125.

8410: Feb. 22 Certain described lands in Wyoming, previously with-
drawn for powersite purposes, further reserved for classification and
pending legislation [for their inclusion in the Shoshone National Forest] .

3411 : Feb. 22 Certain described lands in Idaho withdrawn for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [for their inclusion in the Minidoka National
Forest].

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1921

8412: Feb. 25 Hayden Mountain Administrative Site, Calif., reserved
for use as a ranger station in the administration of Modoe National
Forest.

3413: Feb. 27 Shasta National Forest, Calif., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to homestead and desert-land entry by qualified
ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the 62d day after the
date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

8414: Mar. 1 Reclamation Service non-educational and educational em-
ployees, intermittently and irregularly employed, excluded from the op-
eration of the Retirement Act of May 22, 1910. 1921 CSR 118.

3415: Mar. 3 Half-mast flag display ordered on Mar. 5, 1921, at Wash-
ington, D. C, and Mar. 7, 1921, at Bowling Green, Mo., for services for
the late Champ Clark, former Speaker of the House of Representatives.

3416: Mar. 4 Miller W. Gieseking, Executive Office employee, made
eligible for appointment to a clerical position in the classified service
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 125.

3417: Mar. 5 Mabel P. Leroy, clerk in the General Land Office, desig-
nated to sign the President's name to land patents. 1921 CSR 125.

3418: Mar. 8 Military reservation at Nulato, Alaska, and certain other
lands between Nulato and St. Michael placed under the control of the
Interior Sec'y for disposal.

3419: Mar. 19 Mary T. K. McBlair made eligible for appointment to a
position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1921 CSR 125.

3420: Mar. 24 Certain powers under the Trading with the Enemy Act
of 1917, and amendments thereto, delegated to the Attorney General.

3421: Mar. 26 E. 0. 1038 of Feb. 27, 1909, reserving Fire Island, Alaska,
as a preserve and breeding ground for moose, revoked.

3422: Mar. 28 Klamath Lake Reservation Bird Refuge, Oreg., dimin-
ished.

3423: Mar. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI, on Justice Dept. positions,
Paragraph 1 amended to include superintendents and asst. superin-
tendents of prisons. 1921 CSR 116.

3424: Apr. 1 Ada Braddock designated to sign the President's name to
land patents in the absence of the regularly designated clerk.

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3425: Apr. 1 E. 0. [3398] of Feb. 2, 1921, placing the position of tea
examiner at Chicago, HI., in the competitive classified service (sic),
amended to classify Henry P. Brown, the incumbent. 1921 CSR 126.

3426: Apr. 4 Papers of the Railroad Boards of Adjustment in the cus-
tody of the Director General of Railroads transferred to the Railroad
Labor Board at Chicago, 111.

3427: Apr. 7 Regulations governing entry into and departure from the
United States amended as to entry of aliens into the Panama Canal Zone
and entry into the U. S. from said zone. M 282.

3428: Apr. 8 Boundaries of Quarry Heights Military Reservation, Canal
Zone, redefined. M 283 ; XIV PCRec 618.

3429: Apr. 9 Ethelbert Stewart, commissioner of labor statistics, desig-
nated to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and Asst.
Sec'y.

3430: Apr. 13 Battlement National Forest, Colo., enlarged by the addi-
tion of the Fruita Division of the Uncomprahgre National Forest.

3431 : Apr. 13 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 541, requiring
accounts of consular officers to be stated currency of the United States,
amended.

3432 : Apr. 14 Hugh C. Mitchell made eligible for reinstatement as com-
puter in the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Commerce Dept., without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1921 CSR 126.

3433 : Apr. 14 Martha Rich Smith made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Marine Corps Headquarters, Washington, D. C, without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 126.

3434: Apr. 14 Canal Zone Regulations on licensing of vehicles, road
rules, use of vehicle lights, tags, signals, and speed regulations prescribed.
M 283; XIV PCRec 605.

3435: Apr. 15 Crook National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert-land
laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the
62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

3436: Apr. 18 Hayden National Forest, Wyo., diminished.

3437: Apr. 18 Sequoia National Forest, Calif., diminished.

3438: Apr. 18 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1897, Paragraph
342, requiring accounts of diplomatic officers to be stated in currency of
the United States, amended.

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1921

8439: Apr. 21 Records of the Council of National Defense, the War
Industries Board, the Committee on Public Information, and the War
Labor Board transferred to the War Dept. 1921 CSR 119.

3440: Apr. 23 Bata[a]n Military Reservation, Albay Province, P. I.,
restored to the Government of the Philippines.

3441: Apr. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XVI, on Alien
Property Custodian positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one private sec'y
or confidential clerk. 1921 CSR 116.

3442: Apr. 23* Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain right and interest in certain letters patent formerly owned
by E. Merck of Darmstadt, Germany.
• Has form of a proclamation.

3443: Apr. 29 Medicine Bow National Forest, Wyo., diminished and the
excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the
62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

3444: Apr. 20 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the
62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

3445: Apr. 30 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Fond du Lac
Reservation, Minn., expiring during 1921, extended for 10 years. IV K
1023.

3446: Apr. 30 Trust period on allotments to Agua Caliente Band of
Mission Indians in California, expiring during 1921, extended for 10
years. IV K 1015.

3447: May 2 Trust period on allotments to Kickapoo Indians on the
Kickapoo Reservation, Kans., expiring during 1921, extended for 10
years. IV K 1020.

3448: May 2 William S. Newman made eligible for reinstatement as
veterinary inspector in the Animal Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept.,
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1921 CSR 126.

3448: May 3 Emily W. Cochrane made eligible for appointment to a
position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1921 CSR 126.

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1921

3450: May 3 Certain described grazing lands in New Mexico withdrawn
for classification and possible reservation as a National Monument.

3461 : May 3 Certain described lands in Utah reserved pending legisla-
tion [to reserve lands for the Paiute Indians]. IV K 1048.

3462: May 3 Certain described lands in California, previously reserved
for Indian use by £. O. 2023 of Aug. 14, 1914, restored to former status.
IV K 1013.

3463: May 3 Certain described lands in the St. Francis River Basin,
Ark., previously withdrawn pending examination and survey by E. O.
2593 of Apr. 13, 1917, restored to the public domain, and the surveyed
portion of said lands opened to homestead entry by qualified ex-service-
men of the World War for 63 days after such date as may be hereafter
announced, and to homestead entry only for seven days after such period
of preference by any qualified entryman, and thereafter to appropriation
under any applicable land law.

3464: May 6 Theodore G. Risley, Solicitor of the Labor Dept., desig-
nated to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant
Sec'y.

3466: May 10 Regulations governing the appointment of 1st, 2d, and 3d
class postmasters amended. 1921 CSR 118.

3466: May 11* Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale the wharf property on New York Bay, Brooklyn, N. Y., of the
Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt Actien Gesellschaft (Hamburg-
American Line), a German corporation.
• Has f orm of a proclamation.

3467: May 12 Regulations governing entry into or departure from the
U. S. amended to permit stop-overs of aliens at U. S. ports without the
requirement of visaed passports. M 287 ; XVI PCRec 725.

3468: May 16 Matthew W. McCullough made eligible for retention as a
rural mail carrier in the Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1921 CSR 127.

3469: May 16 Albert A. Hamilton made eligible for reinstatement as a
railway mail clerk in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1921 CSR 127.

3460: May 16 Alonzo P. Owen made eligible for reinstatement as a post
office inspector in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of sepa-
ration from the service. 1921 CSR 126.

3461: May 16 Forty-five Executive Orders suspending and amending
the Civil Service Rules during the period of World War I revoked; and

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1921

employees appointed under said revoked orders made eligible for reten-
tion in their excepted status if serving in positions which are permanent
under peace conditions. 1921 CSB 120 ; M 288.

8462: May 17 Records of the War Labor Board ordered retained in the
Labor Dept.

3463: May 17 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XVII, on Rail-
road Labor Board positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one private sec'y or
confidential clerk to each member of said Board. 1921 CSR 117.

3464: May 17 Certain described lands within the Port Duchesne Mili-
tary Reservation, Utah, placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y,
for disposal. IV K 1049*

3465: May 19 Gravina Island Administrative Site, Alaska, reserved for
use as a boat repair station in the administration of Tongass National
Forest.

3466: May 19 Mourning formalities for Chief Justice Edward Douglas
White ordered.

3467: May 20 James W. Wells made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant outside superintendent of the Hull Division at the Navy Yard,
New York, N. Y., without regard to length of separation from the service.
1921 CSR 127.

3468: May 20 E. 0. 1032 of Feb. 25, 1909, reserving certain reservoir
sites as preserves and breeding grounds for native birds, revoked insofar
as it reserves such sites at East Park, Calif.; and Eeechelus, Each ess,
Clealum, and Bumping Lake, Wash.

3469: May 20 San Francisco Bay Reservation, a preserve and breeding
ground for native birds on Goat Island, Calif., abolished.

3470: May 20 Loch Katrine Reservation, Oregon Basin, Wyo., a pre-
serve and breeding ground for native birds, abolished.

3471 : May 21 Civil Service Commission authorized to extend certain
temporary appointments of persons engaged in activities growing out of
the war. Sept. 1923 CSA 58 ; 1921 CSR 12.

3472 : May 21 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1 diminished, and ex-
cluded lands restored to entry.

3473: May 25 Certain described lands in Alaska, previously placed
under the control of the Interior Sec'y by E. O. 3418 of Mar. 8, 1921,
reserved for the Army Signal Corps for use in connection with the main-
tenance of telegraph communication.

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1921

3474: May 31 [Elk Hills, Buena Vista and Teapot Dome] Naval Pe-
troleum Reserves in California and Wyoming, and Naval Shale Reserves
in Colorado and Utah, placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y>
subject to the supervision of the President.

3475: May 31 Regulations governing appointment and promotion in the
Diplomatic Service amended as to the membership of the board to deter-
mine candidates fitted for possible appointment as sec'ys of Embassy or
Legation. 1921 CSR 124.

3476: May 31 Regulations governing appointment and promotion in the
Consular Service amended as to the membership of the board to deter-
mine candidates fitted for possible appointment to said service.

3477: May 31 Time served by former competitive classified employees
with organizations doing distinctive war service not to count against
their period of eligibility for reinstatement and transfer under Civil
Service Rules IX *nd X, respectively. July 21 CSA 62-Mar. 1932 CSA
41; 1921 CSR 123.

3478: May 31 Leroy C. A. Kaschub made eligible for reinstatement as a
city letter carrier in the classified service without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1921 CSR 127.

3479: June 7 William G. Kimberlin made eligible for reinstatement as a
rural carrier in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1921 CSR 127.

3480: June 10 Certain described lands in Florida reserved for townsite
purposes.

3481: June 10 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1 diminished and ex-
cluded lands restored to entry and settlement.

3482: June 10 Certain described lands in Alaska, reserved by E. O.
1919% of Apr. 21, 1914, for the townsite of Talkeetna, restored to entry.

3483: June 10 Boundaries of Leadville National Forest, Colo., modified.

3484: June 10 E. O. of May 25, 1915, # reserving certain lands in con-
nection with the Palouse Project, Wash, and Idaho, revoked in so far as
it applies to certain lands.

• Not a Numbered Order.

3485: June 10 Montezuma National Forest, Colo., diminished, and the
excluded lands opened only to homestead and desert land entry by
qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the 62d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

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1921

3486: June 10 £. 0. 3309 of July 17, 1920, reserving certain lands in
Idaho fqr classification, revoked and the lands not included in the Cari-
bou National Forest opened only to homestead and desert land entry by
qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the 62d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

3487: June 10 Missoula National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to homestead and desert land entry by qualified
ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the 62d day after the
date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

3488: June 10 Custer National Forest, Mont., diminished.

3489: June 10 Regulations governing the withdrawal, location, and dis-
position of Alaskan Railroad townsites prescribed.

3490: June 13 Edward M. Morgan made eligible for reinstatement in
the classified service at the post office at New York, N. Y., without regard
to length of separation from the service. 1921 CSR 128.

3491: June 13 Offices of Register and Receiver at the Alliance Land
Office, Neb., and the Seattle and Vancouver Land Offices, Wash., con-
solidated.

3492: June 14 Boundaries of the 1st and 2d Internal Revenue Collection
Districts of Texas modified.

3493: June 14 California National Forest, Calif., diminished.

3404: June 14 White River National Forest, Colo., diminished.

3495: June 14 William R. Dalby made eligible for reinstatement' as a
rural carrier in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1921 CSR 128.

3496: June 14 Bartlett S. Taylor made eligible for reinstatement in the
Postal Service at Sharon, Pa., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1921 CSR 128.

3497: June 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico, previously re-
served for military purposes by E. O. 2517 of Jan. 18, 1917, placed under
the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

3498: June 16 William H. Styles made eligible for reinstatement as
postal clerk in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of sepa-
ration from the service. 1921 CSR 128.

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1921

3499: June 16 Percy A. Blair made eligible for examination for a
secretaryship in the Diplomatic Service without regard to age require-
ments. 1920 CSB 124.

3600: June 20 Port Military Reservation, Manila, P. I., enlarged.

3601: June 25 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement],
Section 1, Clause (a) amended as to waiver of one-year limit on reinstate-
ment. 1921 CSR 114.

3602: June 26 Indian Key Reservation Bird Refuge, Fla., enlarged.

3603 : June 26 Nine-Pipe Reservation, Mont., a reservoir site within the
Flathead Irrigation Project, established as a refuge and breeding ground
for native birds.

3604: June 26 Pablo Reservation, Mont., a reservoir site within the
Flathead Irrigation Project, established as a refuge and breeding ground
for native birds.

3606: June 26 Regulations governing entry into and departure from the
United States amended. M 289 ; XV PCRec 4.

3606: June 28 Katharine M. Caeser, temporary employee, made eligible
for permanent appointment as a clerk in the Loans and Currency Divi-
sion, Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules, but ineligible
for assignment to other duty or to promotion beyond $900 per year with-
out a qualifying examination. 1921 CSR 129.

3607: June 28 Bernice Blacksten made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1921 CSR 128.

3608: June 30 Vessel Madawaska transferred from the Shipping Board
to the War Dept.

3609: July 6 Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn pending
examination and survey.

3610: July 6 Thomas E. Wall and William C. Ela made eligible for
reinstatement as post office inspectors without regard to length of sepa-
ration from the service. 1921 CSR 129.

3611 : July 6 Margaret I. Paulsen, former skilled laborer in the Govern-
ment Printing Office, made eligible for reinstatement without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 129.

3612: July 9 LaClare Chamberlin made eligible for reinstatement as a
city letter carrier at Santa Barbara, Calif., without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1921 CSR 129.

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1921

3513: July 9 State Sec'y designated to receive applications for licenses
to land (sic) and operate submarine cables. M 290.

3514: July 14 Certain described lands in Arizona, previously reserved
by E. 0. 1136 of Nov. 13, 1909, for military purposes, placed under the
control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

3515: July 18 Certain described townsite lands in Alaska eliminated
from the operation of specified Executive Orders and Proclamation and
restored to settlement and entry on such date as may be fixed by the
Interior Sec'y«

3516: July 18 Harry B. Hall made eligible for reinstatement as a post
office inspector without regard to length of separation from the service.
1921 CSR 129.

3517: July 21 Maximum age limit in the examination for postmaster at
Everett, Wash., waived. 1921 CSR 123.

3518: July 21 Milton S. Wolfenden made eligible for appointment as a
skilled laborer in the Mail Equipment Shops, Post Office Dept., without
examination. 1921 CSR 130.

3519: July 22 War Sec'y directed to transfer the Army transport Or eat
Northern to the Navy Dept.

3520: July 25 Sum of $343,440 allocated to Capt. Sumner E. W. Kittelle,
Governor of the Virgin Islands, for expenses incident to the occupation
of the said Islands and other purposes.

3521: July 27 E. O. [3455] of May 10, 1921, pertaining to examinations
for the appointment of Presidential postmasters, amended. 1921 CSR
123.

3522: July 27 Regulations governing the operation and navigation of
the Panama Canal amended as to vessel's report of arrival, excessive
smoke or sparks, and registration of privately owned boats. M 290;
XV PCRec 46.

3523: July 27 E. O. [1692] of Jan. 27, 1913, placing the position of
clerk designated to sign land patents in the competitive classified serv-
ice, revoked. 1921 CSR 123.

3524: July 28 Matters relating to the design of medals, insignias, coins,
and plans for parks and buildings in the District of Columbia to be
submitted to the Pine Arts Commission before final approval.

3525: July 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add Paragraph 27 excepting a clerk to sign approval
of all tribal deeds. 1921 CSR 117.

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1921

3526: Aug. 9 Custer National Forest, Mont., diminished to exclude the
lands covered by homestead entry of Dewitt Hoag.

3527: Aug. 9 Cleveland National Forest, Calif., diminished.

3528: Aug. 9 Gig Harbor Military Reservation, Wash., diminished and
excluded lands placed under the control of the Commerce Dept. for
lighthouse purposes.

3529: Aug. 9 Regulations governing the withdrawal, location, and dis-
position of Alaska townsites amended as to the collection of assessments
for certain improvements in the Townsite of Nenana.

3530: Aug. 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
Paragraph 2 amended to raise the maximum salary limitation of ex-
cepted cable seamen from $60 per month to $1,020 per annum. 1921
CSR 117.

3531 : Aug. 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], Paragraph 7 amended to except any person employed
in Guam, Samoa, or the Virgin Islands; Subdivision V, on Navy Dept.
positions, amended to delete Paragraph 3 excluding specific Navy Dept.
positions in Guam, Samoa, or the Virgin Islands. 1921 CSR 117.

3532: Aug. 10 Georgianna Rittman Butts made eligible for appoint-
ment as a clerk in the Interior Dept. without examination. 1921 CSR
130.

3533: Aug. 11 Nellie J. Latta made eligible for reinstatement as a clerk
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR
130.

3534: Aug. 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, amended to add Subdivision VII,
on District of Columbia positions, Paragraph 1 to include surgeons of
the Police and Fire Depts. 1921 CSR 118.

3535: Aug. 16 State Sec'y authorized to extend passports issued prior
to June 4, 1920, to be valid for not more than two years from date of
issuance. XV PCRec 90.

3636: Aug. 17 Mason Bragg made eligible for reinstatement in the
Postal Service at Beckley, W. Va., without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1921 CSR 130.

3537: Aug. 17 Lamance Administrative Site, Nev., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Humboldt National Forest.
1921 CSR 130.

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1921

3638: Aug. 20 Viola B. Pugh designated to sign the President's name
to land patents, and all acts and signatures affixed by her subsequent
to her appointment ratified and confirmed.

3539: Aug. 23 Edith L. F. Richter made eligible for appointment to a
classified position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1921 CSR 130.

3540 -.Aug. 26 North Platte Bird Reservation, Neb., diminished.

3541 : Aug. 29 Flora E. Finch made eligible for appointment to a cler-
ical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1921 CSR 130.

3542: Aug. 31 E. 0. 3450 of May 3, 1921, withdrawing certain lands in
New Mexico for classification, etc., revoked.

3543: Aug. 31 Navy Sec'y directed to transfer the naval hospital and
reservation at Fort Lyon, Colo., to the Veterans' Bureau for hospital or
sanatoria or other uses for sick and disabled soldiers, sailors, and
marines.

3544: Sept. 6 Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to fee for presenting
a bill of exchange and for noting and certifying to protest of a bill of
exchange.

3545: Sept. 8 Certain described lands in Alaska lands eliminated from
the operation of E. 0.s 1967-A and 2226 of June 23, 1914, and July 31,
1915, respectively, and restored to entry.

3546: Sept. 10 Navy Sec'y directed to transfer the Camp Ross Naval
Hospital at Qreat Lakes, 111., to the Veterans' Bureau for hospital or
sanatoria or other uses for sick and disabled soldiers, sailors, and
marines.

3547: Sept. 19 U.S.S. Alabama transferred from the Navy to the War
Dept.

3548: Sept. 19 Artemus A. Rowe made eligible for reinstatement as a
post office inspector without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1921 CSR 131.

3549 : Sept. 19 War Dept. directed to transfer Hoboken Piers 5 and 6
to the Shipping Board.

3550: Sept. 21 Regulations governing the preparation and submission
of the Budget and the conduct of the Budget Bureau prescribed.

3551 : Sept. 23 LeRoy A. Mullen made eligible for appointment as spe-
cial agent in the Internal Revenue Service, Treasury Dept., without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules. 1921 CSR 131.

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1921

3652: Sept. 23 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending leg-
islation for the protection of the watershed of the water supply system
of the town of Kaysville.

3653: Sept. 26 Vessel Dellwood transferred from the Shipping Board
to the War Dept.

3554: Sept. 20 Declaration of Independence and Constitution of the
United States transferred from the State Dept. to the Library of Con-
gress.

3555: Sept. 29 Regulations governing entry into and departure from
the United States amended as to endorsements of passports of aliens for
entry into the U. S. who are in transit to a foreign destination and as
to the fee therefor; Tariff of Consular Fees amended accordingly.

3566: Sept. 30 Labor Sec'y authorized to make appointments to vari-
ous positions in the Employment Service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1921 CSR 123.

3556-A:8ept. 30 Alice Hinton Monk made eligible for appointment as
girl messenger in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1922 CSR 127.

3557: Oct. 6 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec-
tion 2 amended to eliminate the positions of operative. and printer's as-
sistant in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, from the nonapportioned
service. 1921 CSR 115.

3568: Oct. 11 Camp Sherman Military Reservation, Ohio, assigned to
the Veterans' Bureau.

3559: Oct 12 U.S.S. Auk and Osprey transferred from the Navy to
Commerce Dept. for use by the Coast and Geodetic Survey for surveying
purposes.

3560-A:Oct. 12 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale the one-fifth interest in certain described real estate at Cleveland,
Ohio, the property of Carl and Elfried Bock.

3560: Oct. 14 Civil Service Commission directed to add five points to
tl^e rating of examination papers of candidates for postmasterships who
served in the World War. Sept. 1929 CSA 92; 1922 CSR 123.

3661: Oct. 18 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved, pending
legislation [to grant said lands to Canon City for park purposes].

3662: Oct. 18 Regulations governing entry into and departure from the
United States amended as to the requirements for entry into the Canal
Zone; E. 0. [3427] of Apr. 7, 1921, on the same subject, revoked. M
291;PCRec205.

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1921

3563: Oct. 22 George E. Taylor made eligible for reinstatement in the
Postal Service at Richmond, Va., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1922 CSR 127.

3564: Oct. 21 Cargo steamer Lake Theba, and tugs Bartolome, Bay side,
Phlos, Vattowia, and Baldridge, transferred from the Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation to the Coast Guard.

3565: Oct. 21 Vessel Immigrant transferred from the Labor Dept. to the
Coast Guard and the Coast Guard directed to make any of its vessels
available to the Immigration Service for transportation of deported
aliens from Ellis Island to outgoing vessels.

3566: Oct. 22 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 8
[pertaining to limitations on transfer], Clause (b) amended to permit
waiver of age limitation. 1922 CSR 122.

3567: Oct. 24 Regulations governing the establishment of a uniform
system of rating the efficiency of classified Federal employees in the
District of Columbia prescribed. June 1935 CSA 125-June 1939 CSA
138; 1922 CSR 126.

3568: Oct. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to use income from
trusts under his custody for payment of counsel and other expenses
incurred in the administration of such trusts.

3569: Oct. 28 Bridger National Forest, Wyo., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 63 days from the
62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

3570: Oct. 29 Chairman of the Shipping Board authorized to transfer
to the Navy Dept. 12 specified tankers, 3 specified refrigerating ships,
and 12 specified commercial vessels.

3571: Nov. 1 Certain described lands in Oregon near Cape Lookout
reserved for light house purposes.

3572: Nov. 1 Tariff of fees to be collected by officers of the United
States Court for China amended.

3573: Nov. 2* Certain piers, ships, bulkheads, and officers at Hoboken,
N. J., transferred to the Shipping Board, subject to use of berthing
space at Pier 1 by the Panama Railroad Steamship Line. M 291.
* Has form of a proclamation.

3574: Nov. 4 Port Davis Military Reservation, at the mouth of the
Nome River, Alaska, placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y for
disposal.

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1021

3575: Nov. 5 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain specified real estate at Philadelphia, Pa., the property of
Anna I. Merke.

3576: Nov. 5 Certain described lands in Louisiana, formerly reserved
for military purposes, placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y for
disposal.

3577: Nov. 8 Manner of dating proclamations, commissions, and sim-
ilar Executive documents prescribed.

3578: Nov. 8 Regulations governing the preparation and submission of
the Budget and the conduct of the Budget Bureau prescribed.

3579: Nov. 10 William S. McGinniss made eligible for reinstatement in
the classified service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1922 CSR 128.

3580: Nov. 12 War Sec'y authorized to transfer the Army Transport
Northern Pacific to the Shipping Board.

3581: Nov. 26 Panama Canal Regulations governing toll exemptions
prescribed. M 292 ; XV PCRec 247.

3582: Nov. 26 Ada B. Nafew made eligible for reappointment as post-
master at Eatonton, N. J., without regard to E. 0. [3455] of May 10,
1921, prescribing examinations for Presidential postmasterships. 1922
CSR 124.

3583: Nov. 29 E. O. [3251] of Mar. 26, 1920, abolishing the Camden
Land District, Ark., revoked.

3584: Dec. 1 Teton National Forest, Wyo., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War, for 63 days from
the 62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropria-
tion by the general public under any applicable land law.

3585: Dec. 3 Regulations providing for charges for rent, fuel, electric
current, and miscellaneous services furnished to employees of the Panama
Canal and the Panama Railroad Company prescribed. M 292; XX
PCRec 257.

3586: Dec. 7 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Warm
Springs Reservation, Oreg., expiring during 1921, extended for 10 years.
IX K 1045.

3587: Dec. 12 Clarence Bryant made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service in the post office at Le Roy, N. Y., without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1922 CSR 128.

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1921

8688: Dec. 14 E. 0. [626] of May 4, 1907, withdrawing certain lands in
Alaska pending survey and for educational purposes, revoked insofar
as it applies to certain described lands.

3689: Dec. 14 Four-hour work day ordered for Federal employees in
the District of Columbia on Dec. 24, 1921.

3690: Dee. 16 Rosa H. Battle made eligible for appointment to a cler-
ical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1922 CSR 128.

8691: Dec. 19 Samuel W. Baker made eligible for appointment to a
position in the office of the Collector of Customs at Des Moines, Iowa,
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1922 CSR 128.

3692: Dee. 19 Bertha Ryan made eligible for appointment as clerk in
classified service of the Post Office Dept. subject to certain tests. 1922
CSR 128.

3693: Dee. 19 Offices of Register and Receiver at Walla Walla Land
Office, Wash., consolidated.

3694: Dec. 19 Certain historical papers transferred from the State Dept.
to the Library of Congress.

3595: Dec. 21 Tax returns of Moramura Bros, and Haviland Bros, of
New York, N. Y., opened to inspection to Joseph W. Fordney, chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee, House of Representatives.

3596: Dee. 22 Montana National Bison Range, Mont., Sullys Hills Na-
tional Park Game Preserve, N. Dak., and Elk Refuge, Wyo., established
as preserves and breeding grounds for native birds.

3597: Dee. 24 E. 0. 1472 of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting Government em-
ployees who are permanent residents of certain municipalities in Vir-
ginia and Maryland to hold local office amended to include such residents
of Potomac, Va. 1922 CSR 125.

3698: Dec. 24 Anthony J. Carson, machinist, and Joseph F. Scott, ship-
fitter, made eligible for retention in the Boston, Mass., Navy yard. 1922
CSR 128.

3599: Dec. 24 Crook National Forest, Ariz., diminished, the excluded
lands to be sold and disposed of under the townsite laws.

3600: Dee. 24 Provisions for temporary operation of the Naba- Yap-
Guam cables under agreement with Japan, for Washington-Tokyo com-
munication, prescribed.

3601: Dee. 24 Purchasing Commission for Russian Relief created and
members appointed the U. S. Grain Corporation authorized to act as
fiscal agency.

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1921

3602: Dec. 29 Rating of examination papers of John N. Williamson for
the postmastership at Prineville, Oreg., authorized without regard to
age limits prescribed in £. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1922 CSR 124.

3603: Dec. 30 Rules for practice and procedure of the District Court
of the Canal Zone prescribed. M 294; XV PCRec 341.

3604: Dec 31 Mary M. Quill made eligible for appointment to a cler-
ical position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1922 CSR 218.

3604-A:Dec. 31 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
amended as to applications in the Philippine and Virgin Islands. 1925
CRC 221.

1922

3605: Jan. 3 Certain described portion of the Holy Cross National For-
est transferred to the White River National Forest, Colo.

3606: Jan. 5 George B. Hamlet made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1922 CSR 128.

3607: Jan. 7 Shipping Board Chairman authorized to transfer the
steamship West Leward to the War Dept.

3608: Jan. 9 Certain described portion of the Jefferson Barracks Mil-
itary Reservation, St. Louis, Mo., transferred to the Veterans' Bureau.

3609: Jan. 9 Certain customs ports of entry abolished and certain
others established.

3610: Jan. 9 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Gregory Land
Office, S. Dak., consolidated.

3611: Jan. 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 16, excepting five deputy commissioners of
internal revenue. 1922 CSR 122.

3612: Jan. 12 Paul Bazaar made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Veterans' Bureau at Rochester, N. Y., without examination. 1922
CSR 129.

3613: Jan. 12 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Grand
Portage Reservation, Minn., expiring during 1922, extended for 10 years.
IV K 1024.

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1922

3614: Jan. 12 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Winnibi-
goshish Reservation, Minn., expiring during 1922, extended for 10 years.
IV K 1024.

3615: Jan. 12 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Williston Land
Office, N. Dak., consolidated.

3616: Jan. 12 Sequoia National Forest, Calif., diminished by exclusion
of lands covered by the homestead entry of Pemberton Beaty.

3617: Jan. 13 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for use in the
administration of the Mount McKinley National Park and to protect a
right-of-way for a proposed road into the Park.

3618: Jan. 17 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Camden Land
Office, Ark., consolidated.

3619: Jan. 17 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Topeka Land
Office, Eans., consolidated.

3620: Jan. 17 E. 0. 2770 of Dec. 7, 1917, pertaining to the licensing of
foreign insurance companies, revoked.

3621 : Jan. 23 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Kalispell Land
Office, Mont., consolidated.

3622: Jan. 23 French Crow made eligible for appointment to the posi-
tion of postmaster at Marion, Ohio, without examination. 1922 CSR 124.

3623: Jan. 24 American Relief Administration designated to receive
surplus supplies of the War, Navy, and Treasury Depts., and the Ship-
ping Board for use in Russian Relief work.

3624: Jan. 24 Certain tax returns opened to inspection.

3625: Jan. 25 Ernest W. Camp made eligible for appointment as chief
of the Customs Division, Treasury Dept., without examination. 1922
CSR 129.

3626: Jan. 25 O'Connor Administrative Site, Colo., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Routt National Forest.

3627: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at Brooklyn, N. Y., property of Marie
Brockmoller of Germany.

3628: Jan. 28 Shipping Board authorized to transfer the vessel Briar-
cliff to Navy Dept.

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1922

3fi29: Feb. 1 Regulations governing entry into and departure from the
United States amended. XV PCRec 404.

3630: Feb. 3 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Yakima Res-
ervation, Wash., expiring during 1922, extended for 10 years. IV K
1052.

3631 : Feb. 3 Certain described lands in Minnesota which were errone •
ously omitted from survey, reserved for classification and pending leg-
islation for relief of persons who patented lands bordering on certain
lakes.

3632: Feb. 6 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Bismarck Land
Office, N. Dak., consolidated.

3633: Feb. 7 Certain described portion of the Camp Sherman Military
Reservation, Ohio, previously assigned to the Veterans' Bureau, returned
to the War Dept.

3634: Feb. 13 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Wausau Land
Office, Wis., consolidated.

3635: Feb. 14 Sevier National Forest, Utah, diminished by transfer
of certain lands to the Powell National Forest.

3636: Feb. 14 Sevier National Forest, Utah, diminished by transfer of
certain lands to the Dixie National Forest.

3637: Feb. 16 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
legislation [setting aside lands for the benefit of the Zia Pueblo Indians] .
IV K 1032.

3638: Feb. 17 William E. Lamb designated to act as Commerce Sec'y
in the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant Sec'y.

3639: Feb. 21 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Minot Land Office,
N. Dak., consolidated.

3639-A:Feb. 21 Alien Property Custodian authorized to execute per-
petual real estate lease in Franklin County, Ohio, on the property of
Jane Georgianna Margaret Sophie Mandrup de Lynar and others.

3640: Feb. 23 Navy Sec'y authorized to transfer the U.S.S. Columbia,
formerly the Great Northern, to the Shipping Board.

3641 : Feb. 24 Jefferson National Forest, Mont., diminished.

3642: Feb. 27 Yukon Delta Reservation, Alaska, as established by E. O.
1041 of Feb. 27, 1909, as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds,
abolished.

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1922

3643: Feb. 27 Navy Sec'y directed to transfer certain lands and build-
ings of the Camp Lawrence Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111., to
the Treasury Dept. for the use of the Public Health Service.

3644: Feb. 28 Certain described lands in Montana withdrawn pending
legislation [enabling Fred Sumpter of Delpine, Mont., to acquire own-
ership].

3645: Feb. 28 Lassen and Plumas National Forest diminished, and the
excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days
from the 62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropri-
ation by the general public under any applicable land law.

3646: Mar. 6 Arthur W. Mueller made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1922 CSR
129.

3647: Mar. 6 Mary Asquith Hughes made eligible for appointment to
clerical position in th£ classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1922 CSR 129.

3648: Mar. 8 Pillar Rock, in the Columbia River, Wash., reserved for
lighthouse purposes.

3649: Mar. 20 Certain described lands in Louisiana withdrawn pend-
ing legislation [permitting their sale to Ed. E. Richardson Co., Inc., of
Louisiana].

3660: Mar. 20 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey of the Chaco Canyon National Monument.

3651 : Mar. 22 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
legislation [for disposal to Lassen County for county purposes],

3662: Mar. 23 Thomas B. McEaig made eligible for appointment in the
classified service, Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1922 CSR 129.

3663: Mar. 25 U.S.S. Flamingo transferred from the Navy to the Com-
merce Dept., for use by the Coast and Geodetic Survey.

3653-A: Mar. 27 Consular Regulation of 1896, Article XXVIII, amended
as to the protection and promotion of American trade.

3654: Mar. 28 Seven Mile Administrative Site, Medicine Bow National
Forest, Wyo., abolished.

3655: Mar. 29 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [to grant said lands to the State
of Wyoming for park purposes].

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1922

3656: Mar. 29 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale the property of Mulhens and Kropff, of New York, N. Y., formerly
belonging to Ferdinand Mulhens of Germany and William Kropff of
New York, N. Y.

3657: Mar. 31 Provisions for the reorganization of the Engraving and
Printing Bureau prescribed. 1922 CSR 127.

3658: Apr. 4 Certain specified islands in the Isle Royale Group, Mich.,
withdrawn pending legislation [to permit use of said lands as a bird
refuge or national park].

3659: Apr. 5 Cargo steamer Lake Treba removed from operation of
E. 0. 3564 of Oct. 21, 1921, transferring certain vessels from the Ship-
ping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation to the Coast Guard.

3660: Apr. 5 Army mine planter General Samuel M. Mills transferred
from the War Dept. to the Coast Guard.

3661: Apr. 13 Herman Administrative Site, Idaho, reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Caribou National Forest.

3662: Apr. 22 Frank H. Bogardus made eligible for appointment as
investigator in the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1922 CSR 129.

3663: Apr. 22 John M. Masten made eligible for appointment as inves-
tigator in the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1922 CSR 129.

3664: Apr. 25 Eliza Rock, in Bellingham Bay, Wash., reserved for
lighthouse purposes.

3665: Apr. 25 Four-hour work day ordered for Federal employees on
Apr. 27, 1922, in connection with centennial of the birth of Ulysses S.
Grant.

3666: Apr. 26 Minot Land District, N. Dak., abolished, and its lands,
business, and archives transferred to the Bismarck Land District.

3667: Apr. 28 Sims Ely made eligible for appointment as chief clerk
and administrative assistant in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1922 CSR 130.

3668: Apr. 29 E. 0. 1472 of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting Government em-
ployees residing in certain municipalities in Virginia and Maryland to
hold local office, further amended to include Bladensburg, Md. 1922 CSR
125.

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1922

3669: Apr. 29* Certain specified hospitals transferred from the Public
Health Service to the Veterans' Bureau.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3670: May 6 Commerce Sec'y directed to detail 10 employees to the
Federal Trade Commission from the Commerce Dept. for work pertain^
ing to the coal industry.

3671: May 8 Certain described lands in Florida reserved for light-
house purposes.

3672: May 8 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1 enlarged.

3673: May 15 Boundaries of the reservation at Klukwan, Alaska, for
natives indigenous of Alaskan race redefined.

3674: May 17 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for the use
and occupancy of the DuBois Rifle Club.

3675: May 19 Public Water Reserve No. 9, Arizona No. 2, redefined.

3676: May 19 Federal employees granted pay for the holiday granted
by E. 0. of Nov. 4, 1921,* in connection with the burial of the Unknown
Soldier.

• Not a Numbered Order.

3677: May 20 John E. Pitts made eligible for reinstatement to a posi-
tion in the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1922 CSR 130.

3678: May 20 Agricultural experiment station at Eodiak Island, Alaska,
enlarged.

3678- A: May 20 Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to fee for the ad-
ministering of oaths.

3679: May 24 E. O. 3043 of Feb. 26, 1919, reserving certain lands in
Montana for townsite purposes, revoked.

3680: May 24 Mrs. John E. Stephens made eligible for appointment to
a clerical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1922 CSR 130.

3681: May 24 William A. Boyd, Martha Jones, Malvina Lee, Anna M.
Over, John A. Simms, Lillie B. Sinclair, and Susan Wills, unclassified
employees in the office of the superintendent of the State, War, and
Navy Dept. Building, made eligible for transfer to a classified status
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1922 CSR 130.

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1922

3682: May 24 John Miller, unclassified laborer in the Public Buildings
and Grounds Office, made eligible for transfer to a classified status with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules. 1922 CSB 130.

3683: May 24 Offices of Register and Receiver at the Marquette Land
Office, Mich., consolidated.

3684: May 25 Certain islands in the Snake River, Idaho, reserved as a
rifle range for the National Guard.

3685: May 27 Certain described lands in the Everglades, Fla., with-
drawn pending legislation [to grant to said State certain unsurveyed
school lands within the area patented to the State Apr. 23, 1903].

3685-A:May 27 Consular officers directed to perform services under
Items 31, 33, 38-43, inclusive, of the Tariff of Consular Pees, free of
charge for persons in the collection of claims for compensation, pen-
sions, back pay, bounty, bonus, or property lost in military service.

3686: May 31 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VII, on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 4 amended to except one bookkeeper at New York City.
1922 CSR 122.

3687: June 2 Gertrude W. Eidd made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1922 CSR 130.

3638: June 3 Maximum age limit for postmastership examination at
Ashley, 111., waived. 1922 CSR 124.

3689 : June 3 Regulations governing entry into and departure from the
United States, amended.

3600: June 5 Regulations governing the granting and securing pass-
ports amended to permit acceptance of old passports, containing a pho-
tograph and signature of the person to whom issued, in lieu of an
identifying witness. 1925 CRC 222.

3691: June 7 Provisions of the Retirement Act of May 22, 1920, ex-
tended to include certain unclassified laborers in the executive civil serv-
ice; E. O. [3681] of May 24, 1922, transferring eight employees from the
unclassified to the classified service, revoked. 1922 CSR 123.

3692: June 15 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Cook County, 111., property of the
heirs of Edward Schmitt, of Germany.

3693: June 16 Beulah T. Davis made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the classified service without examination. 1922 CSR
131.

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1922

3604: June 19 Allowances for quarters and subsistence for enlisted men
of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic
Survey, and Public Health Service, prescribed.

3695: June 20 Gordon Paddock, consul of Class VI made eligible for
retransfer to the Diplomatic Service for appointment as sec'y of an
embassy or legation of Class II without regard to E. 0. [1143] of Nov.
26, 1909, governing appointment and promotion in the Diplomatic
Service.

3696: June 22 Additional compensation for Navy enlisted personnel for
proficiency in use of arms prescribed.

3697: June 23 Charges of W. S. Fleming against the judge of the
United States Court for China dismissed, and said judge directed to re-
turn to his post.

3698: June 27 U.S.S. Pompey transferred from the Navy to the War
Dept.

3699: June 27 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Temecula
Band in California, expiring in 1922, extended for 10 years. IV K 1015.

3700: June 27 Edward M. Flesh designated to act as president, director
and treasurer of the U. S. Grain Corporation; resignation of Edwin P.
Shattuck, accepted.

3701: June 29 Grace S. Prentiss made eligible for the Fairfax, Okla.,
postmastership examination without regard to the two-year residence
requirement of E. O. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1922 CSR 124.

3702: June 30 E. O. of Aug. 2, 1875,* reserving certain lands in Florida
for lif esaving purposes, amended to authorize the Coast Guard to permit
the construction of an inlet to connect the Atlantic Ocean and New
River Sound.

•Not a Numbered Order.

3703: July 1 Army transports Dix and Burnside transferred from the
War Dept. to the Shipping Board.

3704: July 1 Army transports Marne, Aisne, Ourcq, Tours, and Can-
tigny, transferred from the War Dept. to the Shipping Board.

3705: July 1 E. O. 2658 of Aug. 16, 1917, reserving certain described
lands in Oklahoma for possible military use, revoked and said lands
placed under the Interior Dept. for disposal.

3705- A: July 1 Additional compensation for enlisted men of the Marine
Corps for proficiency in use of arms prescribed.

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1922

3705-B: July 1 Regulations governing increased pay for duty involv-
ing flying for the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard pre-
scribed.

3706: July 10 Offices of Register and Receiver at the Del Norte and
Sterling Land Offices, Colo., consolidated.

3707: July 11 Sum of $343,400 allocated to Rear Admiral Summer
E. W. Killelle, Governor of the Virgin Islands, for expenditures for nec-
essary expenses incident to the occupation of said Islands.

3708: July 14 Elsie M. Robertson made eligible for promotion from
messenger girl to clerk in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1922 CSR 131.

3700: July 17 Regulations governing the charges for rent, fuel, electric
current and miscellaneous services furnished for living quarters of
Panama Canal and Panama Railroad employees, amended. M 383.

3710: July 19 Offices of Register and Receiver at the Dickinson Land
Office, N. Dak., consolidated.

3711 : July 26 Certain described portion of the Port Keogh Military
Reservation, Mont., placed under the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

3712: July 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 13 amended to except all persons in the Public Health
Service actually employed in leprosy investigation stations. M 334.

3713 : July 31 Louis Vallone made eligible for reinstatement as an
opener and packer in the Customs Service without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1922 CSR 131.

3714: Aug. 1 E. O. [3560] of Oct. 14, 1921, amended to extend to Span-
ish-American War veterans the preference granted World War veterans
in connection with Presidential postmaster examinations. 192$ CSR 124.

3715: Aug. 2 Junior engineers and deck officers of the Coast and Geo-
detic Survey excluded from the operation of the Civil Service Retirement
Act of May 22, 1910. 1922 CSR 123.

3716: Aug. 2 Jefferson National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to settlement and entry.

3717: Aug. 3 Rating of Benjamin B. Gorman's examination papers for
the Coldwater, Mich., postmastership authorized without regard to the
age limits prescribed in E. O. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1922 CSR 125.
3718: Aug. 3 Regulations governing entry into and departure from the

United States amended.

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1922

3719: Aug. 4 Missoula National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the ex-
eluded lands restored to the public domain.

3720: Aug* 7 William M. Steuart, Census Director, designated to act
as Commerce Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and Assist. Sec'y.

3721 : Aug. 9 * Interdepartmental Patents Board created in connection
with inventions of Government employees.
* Haa form of a proclamation.

3722: Aug. 12 Trust periods remaining on any parts of certain allot-
ments pnd homesteads of seven specified Santee Indians, Nebr., expiring
during 1922, 1923, and 1924, extended for 10 years.

3722-A; Aug. 12 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock in the Porstmann and Huffmann Co., of New Jersey,
property of seven specified persons.

3723: Aug. 14 Regulations for the government of Army and Navy Gen-
eral Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended.

3724: Aug. 17 Additional compensation for Coast Quard enlisted per-
sonnel for arms proficiency prescribed.

3725: Aug. 18 Shoshone and Pathfinder Reservations, Wyo., established
as preserves and breeding grounds for native birds, abolished.

3726: Aug. 25 War, Navy, Treasury, and Commerce Sec'ys authorized
to pay certain travel costs of dependents of officers and enlisted men of
the uniformed services.

3727: Aug. 28 William M. Josephi made eligible for reinstatement in
the Postal Service at San Francisco, Calif., without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1922 CSR 131.

3728: Aug. 28 Corona Ranger Station, Lincoln National Forest, N.
Mex., abolished and the lands restored to entry.

3729: Aug. 31 Certain described lands in Louisiana withdrawn pending
legislation [to permit sale of said lands to the Peoples Investment Co.,
Ltd., of Louisiana].

3730: Sept. 5 Rating of examination papers of Edwin Mattson for the
postmastership at Breckenridge, Minn., authorized without regard to
the age limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1922 CSR 125.

3731 : Sept. 5 Consular Regulations of 1896 extensively amended.

3732: Sept 6 George E. Fisher made eligible for reinstatement in the
Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1922 CSR 131.

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1922

3733: Sept. 8 Arthur J. Hannan made eligible for appointment as in-
spector of safety appliances in the Interstate Commerce Commission
without examination. 1922 CSR 131.

3734: Sept. 14 Shipping Board authorized to transfer the wooden
steamer Newton to the Navy Dept.

3735: Sept. 14 Rating of the examination papers of Frank W. Hallock
for the Millbrook, N. Y., postmastership authorized without regard to
the age limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1922 CSR 125.

3736: Sept. 19 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Belief ourche
Land Office, S. Dak., consolidated.

3737: Sept. 23 Certain described lands in Florida erroneously omitted
from survey in 1847, reserved pending survey and adjustment of possible
equitable rights.

3738: Sept. 26 Jefferson National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the
excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from
the 62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

3739: Sept. 26 Leadville National Forest, Colo., diminished, and the
excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days
from the 62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropri-
ation by the general public under any applicable land law.

3740: Sept. 28 E. 0. 2148 of Mar. 18, 1915, reserving the Pioneer Ranger
Station, Deerlodge National Forest, Mont., revoked, and said lands
opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land laws by quali-
fied ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days from the 62d day after
the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

3741: Sept. 29 Flat Creek Reservation, Wyo., reserved as a preserve
and breeding ground for native birds.

3742: Sept. 30 Carabelle, Fla., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 18.

3743 : Sept. 30 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for exam-
ination of the hieroglyphics therein for possible reservation as a National
Monument.

3744: Oct. 4 Fort Apache Military Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.,
placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal. IV K 1002.

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1922

3746: Oct. 7 Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff, and the Adjutant
General of the Army, designated to perform, in the order given, the
duties of the War Sec'y during his absence.

3746: Oct. 7 Bequests or petitions for action or relief under the Tariff
Act of 1922 to be filed with the Tariff Commission.

3747: Oct. 16 Certain described lands in Washington reserved for use
by the Fisheries Bureau for fish-cultural purposes.

3748: Oct. 23 Certain described lands in South Dakota withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [for the proposed Bad Lands Na-
tional Monument].

3748: Oct. 30 E. 0. [2686] of Aug. 21, 1917, designating certain officials
to act as Commerce Sec'y during his absence, amended.

3760: Oct. 30 Regulations governing increased pay for duty involving
flying for the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard amended.

3761 : Nov. 3 Seward, Alaska, created a port of entry in Customs Col-
lection District No. 31.

3762: Nov. 3* Southwestern Alaska Fisheries Reservation, established.
* Has form of a proclamation.

3763: Nov. 14 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain gold notes, property of Bank fur Handel und Industrie,
Berlin, Germany.

3764: Nov. 14 Canal Zone Regulations governing the holding of boxing
exhibitions prescribed. M 334; XVI PCRec 219.

3766: Nov. 17 Certain described lands in Utah and Colorado withdrawn
for possible reservation as a National Monument.

3756: Nov. 17 Limitations on punishment for officers and enlisted men
of the Navy and Marine Corps in peace time prescribed.

3767: Nov. 18 Prank C. Staley made eligible for transfer from the Vet-
erans' Bureau to Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1923 CSR 155.

3768: Nov. 20 Big Elk Administrative Site Absaroka National Forest,
Mont., abolished and the lands opened only to entry under the home-
stead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War,
for 91 days from the 27th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter
to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

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1822
3709: Dec. 1 Navajo Indian Reservation, Ariz., diminished. IV K 1004.

8760: Dec. 2 Harry R. Kemmerer made eligible for appointment as
postmaster at Carrolton, Ohio, without regard to the provisions of E. O.
[3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 150.

3761 : Dec. 6 Canal Zone Regulations governing interest payments on
deposit money orders amended. M 335; XVI PCRec 268.

3762: Dec. 9 Rating of Prentiee O 'Rear's examination papers for the
postmastership at Columbus, Miss., authorized without regard to the
provisions of B. O. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

3763: Dec. 9 Preemont Administrative Site, Wyo., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Bridger National Forest.

3764: Dec. 11 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock of the Busch-Sulzer Brothers-Diesel Engine Co. of
Missouri, property of Rudolph Diesel, Jr., of Munich, Germany.

3766: Dec. 14 Four-hour work day for all Government employees in the
District of Columbia on Dec. 23, 1922, authorized.

3766: Dec. 19 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [on behalf of the city of Redlands
for water conservation].

3767: Dec. 19 Certain described lands in Montana reserved for use by
the Agriculture Dept. for experimental sheep grazing.

3768: Dec. 22* The Hall property, Aspinwall, OUara Township, Alle-
gheny County, Pa., transferred from the Public Health Service to the
Veterans' Bureau.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3769: Dec. 28 Papago Saguarao National Monument, Maricopa County,
Ariz., diminished.

3770: Dec. 30 Anna M. Curran made eligible for appointment as printer's
assistant in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1923 CSR 155.

3770-A:Dec. 30 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain real estate in San Francisco, Calif., the property of Maria
Hau, n£e Browning, of Sievern, Kreis Lehe, Germany.

1923

3771: Jan. 2 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding any State, Territorial, county, or municipal Government

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1923

office amended to permit appointment as special agents in the Labor
Dept. any person holding State, Territorial, county, or municipal posi-
tions, when the Labor Sec'y deems it necessary in order to secure a more
efficient administration of the said Labor Dept. 1923 CSR 152.

3772: Jan. 8 Mrs. Frank L. Scott made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service, War Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1923 CSR 155.

3773: Jan. 12 Federal Council of Citizenship Training established and
duties prescribed.

3774: Jan. 12 Harbor tug No. 68 transferred from the Navy Dept. to the
Shipping Board.

3775: Jan. 12 Certain islands in Cross Lake, La., withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to grant them to the city of Shreveport
to increase the water supply thereof] .

3776: Jan. 22 Rating of examination papers of James J. Dickerson for
the postmastership at Paris, Tex., authorized without regard to age limita-
tions prescribed by E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

3777: Jan. 22 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished, and ex-
cluded lands to be subject to preference attachment of State of South
Dakota for 60 days.

3778: Jan. 24 E. 0. 3644 of Feb. 28, 1922, withdrawing certain described
lands within the Jefferson National Forest pending legislation, revoked.

3779: Jan. 26 Customs Collection District No. 25 (San Diego) abolished
and consolidated with Customs Collection District No. 27 (Los Angeles).

3780: Jan. 30 Rating of examination papers of Cornelius V. Collins for
the postmastership at Troy, N. Y., authorized without regard to age
limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

3781 : Jan. 31 Certain described lands in California reserved for use by
the Bureau of Mines as a camp site in connection with the work of super-
vising operations on Government lands.

3782: Feb. 7 Treasury Sec'y authorized to appoint boards of examining
officers for the Coast Guard in connection with promotion tests of per-
sonnel thereof.

3783: Feb. 8 Philipsburg Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Missoula National Forest.

3784: Feb. 9 Rating of the examination papers of Clarence E. Snively,
for the postmastership at Canton, 111., authorized without regard to the
age limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

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1923

3786: Feb. 13 U. S. S. Peacock, Warbler, and WiUett transferred from
the Navy Dept. to the Shipping Board, subject to return on 30 days'
notice.

3786: Feb. 14 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Cook County, 111., property of Mar-
garetha Schubert of Dohna, Saxony, Germany,

3787: Feb. 14 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at Fort Worth, Tex., property of Herman
Prerichs of Germany.

3788: Feb. 14 Seventeen specified former employees of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing made eligible to reenter the classified service;
six others denied such eligibility because of retirement. 1923 CSR 152.

3789: Feb. 16 Rating of the examinations papers of William H. Crafts
for the postmastership at Mantua, Ohio, authorized without regard to the
limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

3789-A:Feb. 16 Powers vested in the President by the Act of July 1,
1922, to discontinue, cancel or modify certain contracts for naval con-
struction under the Washington Naval Treaties, delegated to the Navy
Sec'y.

3790: Feb. 17 Rating of the examination papers of Edwin P. Bouton for
the postmastership at Trumansburg, N. Y., authorized without regard to
the age limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1922 CSR 151.

3791: Feb. 20 Mildred L. Jennings made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1923 CSR 155.

3792: Feb. 20 Rating of the examination papers of Frank H. Miller for
the postmastership at Mt. Gilead, Ohio, authorized without regard to the
age limitations of E. O. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

3793: Feb. 20 Certain described lands in the basin of Rattlesnake and
Little Rattlesnake Creeks, Rainier National Forest, Wash., reserved for
protection of the water supply of the city of Yakima.

3794: Feb. 26 Thomas S. Shelly, serving in the War Dept. with excepted
status, made eligible for reinstatement with classified status. 1923 CSR
155.

3795: Feb. 26 George H. Woodson made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without examination. 1923 CSR 156.

3796: Feb. 26 Capt. William M. Hanson made eligible for appointment
as immigrant inspector in the Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1923 CSR 156.

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8797: Feb. 26 [Regulations governing the employment of unskilled lab-
orers outside Washington, D. C] Regulation VUi on reinstatement,
amended. 1923 CSR 154.

8797- A: Feb. 27 Certain described petroleum seepage lands along the
Arctic coast of Alaska reserved as a naval petroleum reserve.

3798: Feb. 28 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands, heretofore used for fish cannery purposes, restored to entry
under applicable land laws.

8799: Mar. 2 Certain described lands in Mississippi withdrawn pending
legislation [for the relief of Herbert A. Wilson].

8800: Mar. 2 Administrative site for the Mount McEinley National
Park enlarged.

3801 : Mar. 8 Civil Service Rule V [pertaining to qualification of appli-
cants], Section 4; Rule VI [pertaining to ratings and eligibility], Sections
1-3; Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sections 1-2; and Rule XII

[pertaining to ], Section 5, amended to grant certain

preferences to veterans, their wives or their widows. 1923 CSR 148.

3802: Mar. 5 Helen Carrick made eligible for reinstatement as clerk in
the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1923 CSR 156.

3803: Mar. 5 Certain territory detached from the 2nd Internal Revenue
Collection District of New York and designated as the 3d District.

3804: Mar. 5 Alien Property Custodian delegated certain additional
powers under the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917.

3805: Mar. 5 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Round
Valley Reservation, Calif., expiring in 1923, extended for 10 years.

3806: Mar. 5* Magazine Hill, Cayey, P. R., transferred from the Navy
Dept. to the Government of Puerto Rico, on condition that said Govern-
ment will relocate the road on said transferred land.
* Has form of a proclamation.

8807: Mar. 15 Position of shipping commissioner exempted from Civil
Service regulation and Naval Reserve officers granted priority in future
selection for said positions. 1923 CSR 153.

3808: Mar. 28 Hyder, Alaska, established as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 31.

8800: Mar. 28 Sum of $100,000 allocated to the Agriculture Dept. for
rubber plant survey and experimentation.

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8810: Apr. 9 Maude Morrison made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1923 CSR 156.

8811: Apr. 9 Nancy Taylor made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the War Dept. without examination. 1923 CSR 156.

8812: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending legis-
lation [to reserve them for the Paiute Indians]. IV E 1049.

8813: Apr. 9 Quartz Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Lolo National Forest.

8814: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for the Fish-
eries Bureau for fish-cultural purposes.

3815: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for the Post
Office Dept. for use as landing field in connection with transcontinental
air mail service.

8816: Apr. 9 Certain patrol boats of the Fisheries Bureau directed to
patrol waters frequented by seals and sea otters, and their masters
authorized to search United States vessels suspected of violating pro-
visions of seal-protection convention of 1911.

8817: Apr. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain stock of the Latouche Copper Mining Co., of New York, N. Y.,
property of Paul Niedieck.

8818: Apr. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain described real estate in Ventor City, N. J., property of F. C. M.
Kunz and Jeanette Kunz of Austria.

8819: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Washington withdrawn for
classification.

3820: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in the Unaka National Forest,
N. C. and Tenn., transferred to Pisgah National Forest.

8821 : Apr. 9 Green A. Stephens made eligible for reinstatement in the
Post Office Service on condition that he waive his claim to annuity upon
retirement. 1923 CSR 156.

3822 : Apr. 12 Rating of the examination papers of William V. Jacobs
for the postmastership at Glencoe, 111., authorized without regard to the
age limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

8828: Apr. 13 Rating of the examination papers of James Hill Ramsey
for the postmastership at Salisbury, N. C;, authorized without regard to
the age limitations of E. O. [3455] of May. 10, 1921. 11)23 CSR 151*

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1923

3824; Apr. 14 Alice Robertson made eligible for appointment as welfare
worker in the Veterans' Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1923 CSR 157.

3826: Apr. 14 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. [19 f] established.

3826: Apr. 17 Additional compensation for Army enlisted personnel for
proficiency in the use of arms, prescribed.

3827: May 3 Camden Land District, Ark., abolished and the lands, busi-
ness and archives thereof transferred to the Little Rock Land District.

3828: May 3 Portion of the naval reserve at Seward, Alaska, established
by E. O. 3149 of Aug. 16, 1919, transferred to the Alaskan Engineering
Commission for railroad purposes.

3829: May 3 Angeles National Forest, Calif., diminished.

3830: May 4 Yuma, Ariz., abolished as port of entry in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 26.

3831: May 4 Wheeling, W. Va., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 12 (Pittsburgh).

3832: May 4 Dillon Administrative Site, Mont., created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National Forest.

3833: May 5 Henry T. Ellington made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from
the service. 1923 CSR 157.

3834: May 7 Qeorge M. Jones made eligible for reappointment as post-
master at Falmouth, Mass., without examination. 1923 CSR 152.

3835: May 7 Rating of the examination papers of Qeorge A. Smith for
the postmastership at Clinton, Iowa, authorized without regard to the age
limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 151.

3836: May 7 Henry M. Stowe made eligible for appointment as post-
master at Bedford, Va., without examination. 1923 CSR 152.

3837: May 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain stock of the Acme Cement Plaster Co., of Missouri, property of
Charles N. Regnier of Heidelberg, Germany.

3838: May 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain stock of the Shulte Bread Co*, of New York, property of Emelia
Allmers and Edward Hildebrarid of Sanstett, Germany.

1923

3839: May 10 Certain described portion of Camp Custer, Mich., trans-
ferred to the Veterans' Bureau for hospital purposes.

3840: May 11 Rating of the examination papers of Isaac I. Bargen for
the postmastership at Mountain Lake, Minn., authorized without regard
to the age limitations of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 152.

3841: May 14 Sum of $324,000 allocated the Governor of the Virgin
Islands for necessary expenses in the occupation of said Islands.

3842: May 14 Wyoming National Forest, Wyo., enlarged by the addi-
tion of all lands of the Bridger National Forest.

3843: May 16 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell property of
any nature at private sale, in lots not exceeding $50,000 market value.

3844: May 16 Alien Property Custodian delegated certain powers under
the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917, in payment of claims not ex-
ceeding $10,000.

3845: May 16 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock of American Vanadium Co., of New Jersey, property of
Adelayda Heintschel of Vienna, Austria.

3846: May 16 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock of the American Refractories Co., of West Virginia,
property of Marie Briede, Hugo Wilisch, and Hugo von Qahlen.

3847: May 16 Port of Boston, headquarters of Customs Collection Dis-
trict No. 4 (Massachusetts), reorganized.'*

3843: May 16 Certain described lands in the Canal Zone, adjoining the
Balboa Naval Radio Station, reserved for naval purposes. M 336; XVI
PCRec 626.

3849: May 17 Land office for the Juneau Land District, Alaska, trans-
ferred from Juneau to Anchorage.

3850: May 18 Rating of the examination papers of W. W. Copeland for
the postmastership at Burlington, Iowa, authorized without regard to the
age limitations of E. O. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1923 CSR 152.

3851 : May 21 Non-educational employees of the Lighthouse Service, in-
termittently or irregularly employed, excluded from the provisions of the
Retirement Act of 1920. 1923 CSR 150.

3852: May 21 Powell National Forest, Utah, diminished; certain de-
scribed portions of the excluded lands reserved as a ranger station and
for townsite purposes, and the remainder opened to entry under the

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1923

homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-servicemen for 91 days
from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appro-
priation by the general public under any applicable land law.

8863: May 22 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Devil Lake
Reservation, N. Dak., expiring in 1923, extended for 10 years.

8864: May 22 Daniel B. Edwards made eligible for appointment as con-
tact representative in the Veterans' Bureau without examination. 1923
CSR 157.

8866: May 28 Rating of examination papers of George W. Sisler for the
postmastership at Stanwood, Iowa, authorized without regard to age
limitations. 1923 CSR 152.

8866: May 28 Qeorge L. Williams made eligible for appointment as
laborer in the Post Office Service without examination. 1923 CSR 157.

8867: May 81 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

8863: June 1 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

8869: June 2 Appointment of guards in the Office of the superintendent
of the State, War, and Navy Dept. Building without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules authorized. 1923 CSR 153.

3880: June 7 E. 0. [1472] of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting certain Federal
employees residing in certain municipalities in Virginia and Maryland to
hold local office, amended to include Brentwood, Md. Sept. 1923 CSA 38 ;

1923 CSR 153.

3861 : June 8 Operation of Government railroads in Alaska placed under
the Interior Sec'y-

8862: June 11 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
Naval Petroleum Reserve No, 2 and reserved for townsite purposes, ex-
cept as to the oil and gas deposits therein.

3868: June 11* Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 13 diminished; cer-
tain described lands excluded to permit patenting.

* Has form of a proclamation.

8864: June 11 Regulations prescribing maximum limits of punishments
for soldiers amended.

8866: June IS Officers' rental and subsistence allowances for fiscal year

1924 prescribed.

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1923

3866: June 14 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3867: June 16 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3868: June 18 Surgeon General of the Public Health Service directed to
make such physical examination of Civil Service applicants and employees
as may be requested by the Civil Service Commission. 1923 CSE 153.

3869: June 18 Amelia V. Briscoe, temporary employee in the Pensions
Bureau, made eligible for appointment as a clerk in the classified service
without examination. 1923 CSR 157.

3870: June 19 War Sec'y authorized to approve or disapprove and to
act for and in the name of the President on actions of the Final Classifica-
tion Board and findings of the Honest and Faithful Board.

3871: June 19 Administration of the National Prohibition Act in the
Virgin Islands transferred from Treasury Sec'y to Navy Sec'y.

3872: June 19 Routt National Forest, Colo., diminished and the excluded
lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land laws by
qualified ex-servicemen for 91 days from the 63d day after the date of
this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law. ,

3872- A: June 19 Qeorge E. Strong made eligible for appointment as
chief clerk and administrative assistant in the Justice Dept. without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules. 1923 CSR 157.

3873: June 20 Philip R. Peelor made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Postal Service at New York, N. Y., without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1923 CSR 158.

3874: June 20 Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board abolished and
records transferred to the Public Health Service. 1923 CSR 154.:

3875: June 20 Katie A. Guiton, temporary employee in the Bureau of
Pensions, made eligible for appointment as clerk in the classified service
without examination. 1923 CSR 158.

3876: June 20 Nellye C. Fortune made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1923 CSR 158.

3877: June 20 Lottie M. Ballard made eligible for appointment as
printer's assistant in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1923 CSR 158.

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1923

8878: July 27 Trust period on allotment of late William Banks, Sac and
Pox Indian allotter, Richardson County, Neb., expiring in 1923, extended
for one year.

3879: July 27 Arkansas transferred from Customs Collection District
No. 45 (St. Louis) to District No. 43 (Tennessee).

3880: July 27 Certain island in Bud Lake, Mich., withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to sell it to the State of Michigan or to
the city of Harrison for park purposes].

3881 : July 27 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

3882 : July 27 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3883: July 27 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3884: July 27 * Certain described portion of Jefferson Barracks Military
Reservation, St. Louis County, Mo., previously assigned to the Veterans'
Bureau, restored to the War Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3885: July 27 Certain right-of-way and three tracts of lands on Eeaau
Ridge, Kaena Point, and Puu-O-Hulu, Oahu, T. H., reserved for military
purposes.

3885-A *: Aug. 4 Closing of Executive Departments [in connection with
the death of Warren G. Harding] approved.

♦Signed by Charles E. Hughes [Sec'y of State].

3885-B*:Aug. 4 Executive departments ordered closed from 1 p.m.
Aug. 7 through Aug. 10 [in connection with the death of Warren G.
Harding] .

* Signed by Charles £. Hughes [Sec'y of State].

3885-C*:Aug. 4 Period of mourning [for Warren G. Harding] pre-
scribed.

* Signed by Charles £. Hughes [Sec'y of State].

3886-D *: Aug. 6 E. 0. 3885-B of Aug. 4, 1923, closing all executive de-
partments [in connection with the death of Warren G. Harding] made
applicable to all executive establishments.

* Signed by Charles E. Hughes [Sec'y of State].

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1923

3886: Aug. 4 Viola B. Pugh designated to sign the President's name to
land patents. 1923 CSB 154.

3887: Aug. 4 Ada Braddock designated to sign the President's name to
land patents in the absence of the regularly designated clerk. 1923 CSB
154.

3838: Aug. 13 Cambridge, Md., established as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 13.

3889: Aug. 13 Administrative site reserved for use as a ranger station
in the administration of the Manzano National Forest, N. Mex.

3890: Aug. 13 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification pending legislation [to add them to Plumas and Lassen Na-
tional Forests] .

3891: Aug. 13 Certain described lands in California reserved for use by
the Forest Service in connection with road construction in the Cleveland
National Forest.

3892: Aug. 13 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending re-
survey.

3893: Aug. 13 Twenty-five military reservations in Washington and
California placed under control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

3893-A: Aug. 17 David W. Davis made eligible for appointment as com-
missioner in the Reclamation Service without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1924 CSR 108.

8894: Aug. 21 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3895: Aug. 23 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending legis-
lation [to reserve as a school site for the Ute Indians] . IV K 1050.

3896: Aug. 31 Dell Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Beaverhead National Forest.

3897: Sept. 5 Eatmai National Monument, Alaska, diminished by elimi-
nation of certain coal lands, to the end that a coal mining permit may be
granted to John J. Folstad.

3898: Sept. 6 Certain described, lands in Idaho withdrawn pending
legislation [to permit the city of Boise to acquire them for park purposes
or to add them to the Boise National Forest].

3899: Sept. 6 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 77-93 amended.

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1923

8900: Sept. 11 Consular Regulations of 1896 extensively amended.

3901 : Sept. 13 Records and property of the Coal Commission transferred
to the Interior Dept. 1923 CSR 164.

3902: Sept. 13 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended.

3903: Sept. 13 Canal Zone Regulations governing the exclusion and de-
portation of undesirable persons amended. M 337 ; XVII PCRec 148.

3904: Sept. 13 Deer Flat Bird Reservation, Idaho, diminished.

3905: Sept. 15 Records and property of the Federal Fuel Distributor
transferred to Commerce Dept. 1923 CSR 154.

3906: Sept. 19 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., property of Ernst
Haertel of Leipzig, Germany.

3907: Sept. 22 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., property of Anton
Birkle of Germany.

3908: Sept. 24 Fillmore National Forest merged with Fishlake National
Forest, Utah, with latter name retained.

3908-A:Sept. 28 Civil Service Rule IX, pertaining to reinstatement,
[Section] 1, amended to add new Clause (e) to provide for reinstatement
of persons retired for disability upon their recovery and termination of
their disability; former Clause (e) relettered (f).

3909: Sept. 29 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3910: Oct. 3 * Commerce Sec'y authorized to deposit in the Treasury all
moneys accruing from sale or resale of certain Swedish iron ore, and to
pay from this fund all expenses in connection with liquidation of this
account, the balance to be transferred to the general fund of the
Treasury.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3911 : Oct. 4 Certain described lands in the Miles City Land District,
Mont., reserved as a driveway and watering place for stock grazed on the
Custer National Forest.

3912: Oct. 5 Civil Service Rule IX, pertaining to reinstatement, Section
1, Clause (a amended to give the Commission power to allow reinstate-
ment in any part of the classified service and not only to that from which
a person was separated. 1923 CSR 150.

1923

3913: Oct. 5 Proc. 1198 of June 4, 1912, amended to permit Idaho to
select certain lands in consummation of the exchange authorized thereby.

3914: Oct. 5 Certain described lands, in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3915: Oct. 12 La Sal National Forest, Utah and Colo., diminished and
the excluded lands restored to the public domain.

3916: Oct. 15 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

3917: Oct. 16 Buildings Nos. 1107, 1113, 1409, and 1411 at Cristobal,
C. Z., transferred from the Panama Canal to the War Dept. M 339;
XVII PCRec 206.

3917- A: Oct. 23 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock of the Botany Worsted Mills of New Jersey.

3918: Oct. 29 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3919: Nov. 1 Port of entry at St. Andrews, Fla., in Customs Collection
District No. 18 (Florida) abolished and Panama City created as port of
entry in said District.

•
3920: Nov. 3 Certain described portion of the Charleston Quartermaster
Intermediate Depot, S. C, transferred from the War Dept. to the Ship-
ping Board.

3921 : Nov. 3 Lyne Pepper Smith made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the War Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1924 CSR 108.

3922: Nov. 6 Certain described lands within the Mt. Nebo Division of
the Manti National Forest, Utah, transferred to the Uinta National Forest.

3923: Nov. 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain stock of Stoehr and Sons, Inc.; B. O. [3917-A] of Oct. 23, 1923,
amended.

3924: Nov. 9 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved as an agricultu-
ral experiment station.

3925: Nov. 13 Ports of entry at St. Albans, Swanton, and Highgate in
Customs Collection District No. 2 (Vermont), abolished and new head-
quarters port of St. Albans, comprising above townships and Franklin,
established.

3926: Nov. 17 Blanche N. Bailey made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. .1924 CSB
109. '•: •. ' ....

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3927: Nov. 22 Port of entry at Chopaka in Customs Collection District
No. 30 (Washington) abolished and Nighthawk established as port of
entry in said District.

3928: Nov. 22 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock of the Roessler and Hasslacher Chemical Co., of New
York, and of the Niagara Electro Chemical Co. and the Perth Amboy
Chemical Works, subsidiaries of the former concern.

3929: Nov. 22 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock of National Liberty Insurance Co. of New York.

3930: Nov. 22 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., property of Anna
Nink, Jean Nink, Katharina Nink and Oswald Nink of Germany.

3931 : Nov. 22 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in New York, N. Y., property of Jenny
Faber of Austria.

3932: Nov. 22 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in New York, N. Y., property of Walde-
mar Conrad Von Zedtwitz of Germany.

3933: Nov. 23 Geyser Springs Administrative Site, Washakie National
Forest, Wyo., abolished and the lands opened only to entry under the
homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days
beginning with the 28th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter
to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

3934: Dec. 12 Federal employees granted four-hour work day Dec. 24,
1913.

3935: Dec. 17 E. 0. [3934] of Dec. 12, 1923, authorizing a four-hour
work day on Dec. 24, 1923, for certain Federal employees amended.

3936: Dec. 19 Plate printers in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
separated because of abolition of positions, made eligible for transfer to
other positions in the classified service subject to appropriate examina-
tion. 1924 CSR 105.

3937: Dec. 19 Frank B. McMillin made eligible for reinstatement as post
office inspector. 1924 CSR 109.

3938: Dec. 20 Panama Canal transit and harbor regulations prescribed.
M 339.

3939: Dec. 21 Charles H. Townsend made eligible for reinstatement in
the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from
the service, 1924 CSR 109.

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1923

3940: Dec. 24 James L. Wilmeth and James E. Chamberlin, separated
formerly in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, made eligible to reenter
the classified service for five years on certificate. 1924 CSR 105.

1924

3941: Jan. 11 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal Gov-
ernment, waived to permit C. C. Crabbe, Attorney General of Ohio, to
hold position of special assistant to the Attorney General of the United
States. 1924 CSR 106.

3941- A: Jan. 15 Harvey Entriken made eligible for appointment as pri-
vate sec'y in the office of the Board of General Appraisers of New York
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1924 CSR 109.

3942: Jan. 19 James R. Stringfellow permitted to take examination for
secret service operative without regard to age provisions. 1924 CSR 109.

3943: Jan. 21 Washington National Forest, Wash., renamed Mount
Baker National Forest.

3944: Jan. 21 Oregon National Forest, Oreg., renamed Mount Hood Na-
tional Forest.

3946: Jan. 21 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3946: Jan. 21 Mt. McKinley National Park Reserve, Alaska, diminished
and the excluded lands together with certain adjoining lands, reserved
for railroad purposes.

3947: Jan. 24 Myrtle Shaughnessy made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1924
CSR 109.

3948: Jan. 25 Roberts Administrative Site, Mont., reserved for use as a
lookout station in the administration of the Blackf eet National Forest.

3949: Jan. 28 Certain described lands in the Nee-ah Harbor and Waa-
dah Island abandoned Military Reservations, Wash., reserved for the
Treasury Dept. for Coast Guard purposes. IV K 1051.

3960: Jan. 29 Margaret Murphy made eligible for appointment as money
counter or similar position without examination. 1924 CSR 109.

3951 : Jan. 30 Asst. inspectors of hulls and boilers, Steamboat Inspection
Service of the Commerce Dept., separated from the service in the interest

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of economy, made eligible for reinstatement without regard to length of
sparation from the service. Mar. 1932 CSA 39-June 1939 CSA 59; 1924
CSR 106.

3952: Feb. 2 # Fort Eeogh Military Reservation, Mont., placed under
the control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

* Has form of a proclamation.

3963: Feb. 5 Edward E. Eraemer made eligible for reinstatement as
rural mail carrier at Elmer, N. J., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1924 GSR 110.

3954: Feb. 6 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
township resurvey.

3955: Feb. 9 Santa Barbara National Forest, Calif., diminished and the
excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-servicemen for 91 days beginning with the 63d day
after the date of this order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

3956: Feb. 15 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX [on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 3 amended to include foremen engaged upon road or
trail construction, and telephone operators temporarily employed during
forest fire season in the Forest Service. 1924 CSR 104.

3957: Feb. 15 Blackbeard Island Reservation, Ga., created by E. 0.
[1993] of July 17, 1914, for the protection of native birds, and abolished
by E. 0. [2203] of May 25, 1915, recreated subject to the original con-
ditions.

3958: Feb. 15 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
resurvey.

3959: Feb. 16 Louis Marcks made eligible for reinstatement as a clerk
or carrier in the Post Office Service without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1924 CSR 110.

3960: Feb. 18 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
township resurvey.

3961 : Feb. 19 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain preferred stock of Stern Brothers, a New York corporation,
formerly the property of A. Schaaffhausenscher Bankverein A. G., of
Cologne, Germany.

3962: Feb. 19 Additional compensation for Army enlisted men for pro-
ficiency in the use of arms prescribed.

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3963: Feb. 20 Olive Crook Henderson made eligible for appointment as
a clerk in the classified service. 1924 CSR 110.

3964: Feb. 23 Boundaries of Big Lake Bird Reservation, Ark., redefined.

3965: Feb. 26 E. 0. [1898] of Mar. 12, 1914, amended as to the descrip-
tion of the territory add ed to the Balboa Division of the District Court of
the Canal Zone. M 359 ; XVII PCRec 479.

3966: Feb. 28 De Warren B. Barnett and Charles F. Cortelyou made
eligible for appointment in the Special Agency Service of the Customs
Service of the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1924
CSR 110.

3967: Mar. 5 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
township resurvey.

3968: Mar. 5 Powers relative to pardons, paroles, remission of fines and
forfeitures, etc., in the Can al Zone, delegated to the Governor of the
Panama Canal. M 360 ; XVII PCRec 489.

3969: Mar. 5 Certain regulations relative to costs and the collection of
costs in the District and Magistrate Courts of the Canal Zone, and n otices
in probate and guardianship proceedings, prescribed. M 361; XVII
PCRec 506.

3970: Mar. 11 Battlement National Forest, Colo., renamed Grand Mesa
National Forest.

3971 : Mar. 12 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending ex-
amination and resurvey.

3971-A:Mar. 15 Certain tax returns ordered open to inspection.

3972: Mar. 18 Eaibab National Forest, Ariz., enlarged by the addition
of all lands of the Mt. Trumbull Division of the Dixie National Forest.

3973: Mar. 19 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 506%, pertain-
ing to additional compensation of Vice-Consuls, amended.

3974: Mar. 21 Offices of Register and Receiver of the Spokane, Wash.,
Land Office consolidated.

3975: Mar. 21 Elk City Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Nezperce National Forest.

3976: Mar. 22 Certain described lands in Island Royale, Mich., with-
drawn for possible inclusion in a national monument.

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3977: Mar. 25 Charles G. Reiser made eligible for reinstatement as post
office clerk at Indianapolis, Ind., without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1924 CSR 110.

3978: Mar. 26 Minnie Richards made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Navy Dept. without examination. 1924 CSR 110.

3979: Mar. 26 Florence R. Dowling made eligible for appointment as
clerk or stenographer in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1924 CSR 111.

3980: Mar. 26 Trust period on allotments to Indians on the Klamath
River and Hoopa Valley Reservations, Calif., expiring during 1924, ex-
tended for 15 years ; 101 exceptions specified.

3981: Mar. 29 Certain described lands in Colorado temporarily with-
drawn pending legislation [to authorize sale to the city of Golden to
secure an adequate water supply for domestic and municipal purposes] .

3982: Apr. 1 E. 0. of July 9, 1910,* reserving certain lands in the Miles
City Land District, Mont., for classification, modified to permit the In-
terior Sec'y to reinstate the stock- watering reservoir declaratory state-
ment filed by Ivory Brackett.
* Not a Numbered Order.

3983: Apr. 1 Certain described lands in Alaska temporarily withdrawn
for possible inclusion in a national monument.

3984: Apr. 2 Certain described lands in New Mexico temporarily with-
drawn for possible reservation as a national park or monument.

3986: Apr. 3 Major Lucius Meriwether Smith designated to act as spe-
cial judge for the Canal Zone during the absence of Judge John D. Wal-
lingford. M 363.

3986: Apr. 3 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the property
of John Eropp of Germany.

3987: Apr. 4 Regulations for the guidance of representatives in foreign
countries, to give unified direction to their activity in the promotion and
protection of the commercial and other interests of the United States,
prescribed.

3988: Apr. 11 Six specified patrol boats of the Fisheries Bureau ordered
to patrol the waters frequented by seals and sea otters, and the masters
of said vessels and certain other personnel authorized to search vessels
suspected of violating the provisions of the convention of 1911 between
the Governments of the United States, Great Britain, Japan and Russia,
for the preservation and protection of fur seals and sea otters.

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3989: Apr. 14 Maj. John D. Cutter made eligible for appointment to a
classified position in the Veterans' Bureau without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules.

3990: Apr. 17 • Records and filing equipment of the Cereal Enforcement
Division of the Pood Administration, in the custody of the Comptroller
General, ordered transferred to the Grain Corporation. 1924 CSR 106.
* Has form of a proclamation.

3991: Apr. 17 Pagosa Administrative Site, San Juan National Forest,
Colo., abolished.

3992: Apr. 17 Certain described lands in the Chelan National Forest,
Wash., made eligible for selection by the State of Washington under
Proc. 1684 of Jan. 16, 1924.

3993 : Apr. 17 Certain lands and buildings, previously reserved by Proc.
1493 of Nov. 4, 1918, as an addition to the Naval Training Station, Great
Lakes, 111., transferred from the Navy Dept. to the Veterans' Bureau.

3994: Apr. 19 Trust period on all allotments to the Sisseton and Wah-
peton Band of Sioux Indians of the Lake Taverse Reservation, N. and S.
Dak., extended for 15 years.

3995: Apr. 19 Trust period on the allotments to the Indians on the
Round Valley Reservation, Calif., extended for 10 years.

3996: Apr. 21 Rates for rental and subsistence allowances prescribed in
the Act of June 10, 1922, made effective for the fiscal year 1925 for the
officers of the various services entitled thereto.

3997: Apr. 23 Treasury Sec'y authorized to prescribe examinations and
regulations governing temporary appointment of Coast Guard personnel.

3993: Apr. 23 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
legislation authorizing sale to the city of Phoenix for park purposes.

3999: Apr. 25 Certain described lands in Arizona [within the Tusayan
National Forest] withdrawn for classification and pending legislation [to
reserve them for the National Park Service for administrative purposes] .

3999-A:Apr. 28 Theodore G. Risley, Labor Dept. Solicitor, designated
to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y* the Asst. and
Second Assistant Sec'ys.

4000: Apr. 30 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4001: Apr. 30 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain real estate at Milwaukee, Wis., formerly the property of
Helmuth and Reinhard Heyl of Germany.

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4002: Apr. 30 Agnes E. Mahoney made eligible for reinstatement in the
Agriculture Dept. without regard to length of separation from the serv-
ice. 1924 CSR 111.

4003: Hay 2 John J. Hopkins, parole officer at the McNeil Island Peni-
tentiary, Wash., given classified status. 1924 CSR 111.

4004: May 2 Civil Service Rule X, pertaining to transfer, Section 3
amended to allow retransfer of persons who left the classified service for
other positions in a State, comity, municipal or foreign government. 1924
CSR 103.

4005: May 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], amended to transfer the position of chaplain
from Subdivision VI, Paragraph 1, to Subdivision I, Paragraph 16. 1924
CSR 104.

4006: May 7 Judge James W. Blackburn designated special judge of
the Canal Zone, and E. O. 3985 of Apr. 3, 1924, designating Major Lucius
Meriwether Smith, revoked. M 363.

4007: May 8 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain capital
stock of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, formerly the property of
Louise Braesecke, Wilhelm A. and Erwin C. Riedemann, and Carl, Oustav,
and Meta Schutte.

4008: May 9 Scotts Bluff National Monument, Neb., diminished.

4009: May 10 August F. Laufer, former printer and proofreader in the
Government Printing Office, made eligible for reinstatement in any other
department. 1924 CSR 111.

4010: May 13 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at Los Angeles, Calif., formerly the
property of Klara Eombst, Gertrude Luckhardt, and Ilka Wiohmann of
Germany.

4011: May 14 Rating of the examination papers of Harrison V. Teller
for the postmastership at Windsor, Colo., permitted without regard to
age requirements. 1924 CSR 105.

4012: May 15 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at Milwaukee, Wis., formerly the prop-
erty of Helmuth and Reinhard Heyl of Germany.

4013: May 19 E. O. [1472] of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting certain Federal
employees residing in certain municipalities in Maryland and Virginia
to hold local office, amended to include Berwyn Heights, Md. 1924 CSR
106.

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4014: May 22 Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn pending
legislation [to authorize sale to citizens claiming title as riparian owners] .

4015: May 31 E..O. of July 9, 1910,* withdrawing certain lands in the
Miles City Land District, Mont., for classification, modified to permit the
Interior Sec'y to reinstate the stock watering reservoir declaratory state-
ment filed by Ivory Brackett; E. 0. 3982 of Apr. 1, 1924, revoked.

* Not a Numbered Order.

4016: June 3 Julius G. Lay made eligible for reinstatement as consul
general, Class 2, without examination. 1924 CSR 116.

4017: June 3 William J. Deboe made eligible for appointment as post-
master at Marion, Ky., without examination. 1924 CSR 105.

4018: June 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision VIII, on Treasury
Dept. positions, Paragraph 1 amended to include classified positions in
the Custodian Service when filled by the promotion of unclassified labor-
ers. 1924 CSR 104.

4019: June 5* Certain described property in the Republic of Panama
designated a part of the Canal Zone for purposes connected with the
opera tion, maintenance, and sanitation of the Panama Canal. M 365;
XVII PCRec 691.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4020: June 7 • Alaska Peninsula Fisheries Reservation abolished.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4021 : June 7 • Southwestern Alaska Fisheries Reservation abolished.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4022: June 7 # Regulations for administering the Foreign Service pre-
scribed. 1924 CSR 113.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4023: June 7 # Director of the Veterans' Bureau authorized to employ
commissioned personnel of the Public Health Service without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1924 CSR 107.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4024: June 10 Trust period on allotments to Indians on the Umatilla
Reservation, Oreg., expiring during 1924, extended for 10 years; 27 ex-
ceptions specified.

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4025: June 12 • E. 0. of June 21, 1890, reserving certain lands in Alaska
for use as a military and naval cemetery, revoked, and the Sitka National
Cemetery established.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4026: June 13 Pour-hour work day on Saturdays during the summer
months ordered for Federal employees ; all conflicting orders except E. 0.
777 of Apr. 4, 1908, relating to certain naval stations, revoked. Nov.
1925 CSA 14, Dec. 1926 CSA 14; 1924 CSR 107; M 367.

4027: June 14 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States prescribed.

4028: June 17 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation [to add them to the Shoshone National Forest] .

4020: June 19 Trust period on allotments made to the Mexican-Kicka-
poo Indians in Oklahoma, expiring during 1924, extended for 10 years.

4030: June 19 Civil Service Rules amended to revoke provisions requir-
ing three-year service in an executive department or independent estab-
lishment before transfer, in accordance with the Classification Act of
1923; employees permitted to remain in positions to which allocated by
said Act, but promotion or transfer to be governed by status acquired
prior to allocation. Nov. 1925 CSA 66, Dec. 1926 CSA 66; 1924 CSR 103.

4031: June 19 Civil Service Rule IX, pertaining to reinstatement, Clause
(b) amended, and Clauses (c) and (d) revoked. 1924 CSR 103.

4032: June 21 Candidates for appointment to the Consular Service,
designated for examination beginning June 23, 1924, made eligible for
such examination and certification without regard to the maximum age
limitations of E. O. [4022] of June 7, 1924. 1924 CSR 116.

4033: June 23 Carlos Franco Soto designated acting judge of the Dis-
trict Court for Puerto Rico during the absence of Judge Arthur F. Odlin.

4033- A: June 24 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion within the San Carlos irrigation
project.

4034: June 25 Grand Mesa National Forest, Colo., diminished and the
excluded lands restored to entry.

4035: June 25 Sum of $270,150, and such additional sum as may become
available, allocated to the Governor of the Virgin Islands for necessary
expenses in the occupation of said Islands and other purposes.

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4086: June 26 Keaahala Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., diminished
and the excluded lands reserved for use by the Government of the Terri-
tory for an insane asylum.

4037: June 27 Bess Vivian Dietrich made eligible for employment as
messenger in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1924 CSR 112.

4038: June 27* Quartermaster Intermediate Depot, Norfolk, Va., and
certain equipment and supplies transferred from the War Dept. to the
Shipping Board.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4039: June 27 Jerry Sullivan, Leavenworth Penitentiary guard, made
eligible for classification. 1924 CSA 112.

4040: June 27 Belle Barrick Scheibla made eligible for employment as
file clerk in the Veterans' Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1924 CSR 111.

4041 : June 27 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for use and
benefit of the Indians of the Walker River Reservation. IV E 1028.

4042: July 2 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn pending re-
survey.

4043: July 3 John G. Foster, commissioned Foreign Service officer, re-
tained on active duty for one year from July 1, 1924.

4044: July 3 Certain described lands on the north shore of Prince Wil-
liam Sound, Alaska, reserved by E. 0. 1987 of July 9, 1914, for use of the
Bureau of Education and natives of indigenous Alaskan race, restored to
the public domain.

4046: July 3 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain described real estate at Milwaukee, Wis., formerly the property
of Helmuth and Reinhard Heyl of Germany; E. O. 4001 of Apr. 30, 1924,
amended.

4046: July 8 Adolf Q. Wolf designated acting judge of the District
Court for Puerto Rico during the absence of Judge Arthur F. Odlin.

4047: July 8 Certain described lands in the Canal Zone reserved for
naval purposes; E. Os. [1948, 2869, 3130, and 3848] of May 26, 1918, May
28, 1918, July 25, 1919 and May 16, 1923, respectively, relating to th*
Balboa Naval Radio Station Reservation revoked. M 367 ; XVII PCRec
741.

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4048: July 12 E. 0. [1472] of Feb. 14, 1912, permitting certain Federal
employees residing in certain municipalities in Virginia and Maryland to
hold local office, amended to include Cottage City, Md. Nov. 1925 CSA
35, Dec. 1926 CSA 35; 1924 CSR 107.

4048: July 14 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States by air prescribed.

4060: July 17 Frederick J. Crocker made eligible for reinstatement as
chief of the Stamp Gumming Division, Engraving and Printing Bureau.
1924 CSR 112.

4051: July 18 Signal Corps radio station at Craig, Alaska, placed under
the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

4062: July 21 Waimanlao Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., diminished
and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii

4063: July 23 Livermore Ranger Station, Colorado National Forest,
Colo., abolished and said lands opened only to entry under the homestead
and desert land laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for
91 days from the 27th day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

4064: July 24 Certain described lands in Washington withdrawn pend-
ing legislation to authorize the use of said lands for park purposes.

4066: July 30 E. O. 4044 of July 3, 1924, restoring certain lands on the
north shore of Prince William Sound, Alaska, to the public domain, re-
voked as to such of said lands as lie within the Chugach National Forest.

4066: Aug. 1 Certain described lands in Alabama withdrawn for classifi-
cation and possible inclusion within the Alabama National Forest.

4067: Aug. 6 Army transports Argonne and Chaumont transferred to the
Navy Dept.

4068: Aug. 6 Cora M. Goldsworthy made eligible for appointment in the
Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1924 CSR 112.

4069: Aug. 6 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873 [prohibiting Federal employees
from holding any State, Territorial, county or municipal office], amended
to permit certain part time medical officers of the Veterans' Bureau to
hold State and local medical positions, and other part-time employees to
accept appointments as deputy sheriffs. Sept. 1924 CSA 37-Dec. 1926
CSA 35; 1924 CSR 108.

4060: Aug. 11 Islands, keys, harbors, and shoals in vicinity of Key West,
Fla., reserved for use of the Navy Dept.

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4061 : Aug. 12 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4062: Aug. 11 Certain described lands in the Virginia Key Abandoned
Military Reservation, Fla., previously reserved for naval purposes by
E. 0. 2944 of Aug. 23, 1918, restored to control of the Interior Dept.

4063: Aug. 13 Regulations governing assignment of quarters to com-
missioned personnel of various services, prescribed.

4064: Aug. 29 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classi-
cation and pending legislation [to add them to the Ochoco National
Forest] .

4065 : Aug. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept.
positions, amended to delete Paragraph 1, covering aeronautical engi-
neers, aeronautical mechanical engineers, and aeronautical chemists. 1924
CSR 105.

4066: Aug. 29 Helen C. Hunt, temporary employee, made eligible for
permanent appointment as clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1924 CSR 113.

4067 : Aug. 29 Lillie May Green made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service without examination. 1924 CSR 113.

4068 : Aug. 29 Bertha E. Barrick made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1924 CSR
112.

4069: Aug. 29 William Anderson permitted to take examination for
rural carrier at Bemidji, Minn., without regard to physical requirements.
1924 CSR 112.

4070: Sept. 4 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending leg-
islation to protect the water supply of Bountiful and Centerville.

4071: Sept. 4 Department heads directed to have such physical exam-
inations made as may be requested by the Civil Service Commission to
promote the health and efficiency of Government employees. Nov. 1925
CSA 44-June 1939 CSA 33; 1924 CSR 108.

4071-A:Sept. 5 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the property of John
Otterstedt of Germany.

4071-B : Sept. 8 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified shares of stock of the Botany Worsted Mills, held in trust for
George Hirsch.

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4072: Sept. 9 F. M. Goodwin, Asst. Interior Sec'y> designated to act
as Interior Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and the First Asst.
Secy

4073: Sept. 9 Harrie G. Thomas made eligible for appointment as in-
vestigator in the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1924 CSR 113.

4073- A: Sept. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
described real estate in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Levy and Cook Counties,
Fla., formerly the property of Carl and Friedrich Magnus of Germany.

4074: Sept. 17 Four-hour workday for certain Federal employees on
Sept. 20, 1924, ordered, said employees having failed to obtain the full
benefits of E. O. 4026 of June 13, 1924, ordering a four-hour workday
for Federal employees on Saturdays during the summer months.

4075: Sept. 17 Trust period on the allotment of Sarah Jones on the
Santee Indian Reservation, Nebr., expiring Sept. 20, 1924, extended for
10 years.

4076: Sept. 20 E. 0. 1733 of Mar. 3, 1913, reserving the Aleutian Islands
for fisheries and game and bird preserves revoked as to a portion of
Unimak Island, and the excluded lands restored to entry.

4077: Sept. 23 Augur Barracks Military Reservation, Jolo, P. I., dimin-
ished and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the Philip-
pines.

4078: Sept. 27 Certain tax returns opened to inspection under rules
prescribed by the Treasury Sec'y.

4079: Sept. 29 Michael B. Ellis made eligible for appointment as clerk
or carrier in the Postal Service at St. Louis, Mo., without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1924 CSR 113.

4080: Oct. 1 S. Virginia Page, temporary employee in the Distribution
Unit, Treasury Dept., made eligible for appointment as clerk without
regard to Civil Service Rules. 1924 CSR 113.

4081 : Oct. 3 Certain described lands of the Fort Benning Military Res-
ervation, Ga., established as the Benning National Forest, subject to
continued use of the War Dept.

4032: Oct. 6 Proposal Rock, Oreg., an unsurveyed island in the Pacific
Ocean, withdrawn for classification and pending legislation for its dis-
posal.

4083 : Oct. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII [on Interior Dept. posi-

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tions], Paragraph 8, amended to increase the salary limit of the physi-
cians in the Indian Service covered by said Paragraph to $1,000 per
annum. 1925 CSR 111.

4084: Oct. 10 Certain described lands in Florida previously reserved
for lighthouse purposes, reserved for the Coast Guard Service.

4086: Oct. 11 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examinations], Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
Paragraph 3, amended to include numerous further positions on transport
ships in the Army Transport Service. 1925 CSR 111.

4086: Oct. 14 Candidates for appointment to the Diplomatic or Con-
sular Service who had already taken part of the examination prior to
E. O. [4022] of June 7, 1924, permitted to take the rest of the examina-
tion without regard to the age limit provisions prescribed by said Ex-
ecutive Order. 1925 CSR 121.

4087: Oct. 17 James W. Blackburn designated special judge of the
Canal Zone until Jan. 1, 1926, during the absence or disqualification of
the district judge. M 369; XVIH PCRec 203.

4088: Oct. 18 Teton National Forest, Wyo., diminished and the excluded
lands opened only to surface entry under the homestead laws by quali-
fied ex-servicemen of the World War for 91 days from the 62d day after
the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

4089: Oct. 20 William W. Wilson, general counsel and assistant to the
Alien Property Custodian, and Sewall W. Abbott, managing director,
designated to perform jointly the duties of the Alien Property Custodian
during his absence.

4090 : Oct. 21 Emma J. Smith, temporary employee, made eligible for
appointment as clerk, in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1925 CSR 116.

4091 : Oct. 23 John H. Edwards, Solicitor of the Interior Dept. desig-
nated to act as Interior Sec'y during absence of the Sec'y, the First
Asst. and Asst. Sec'ys-

4092: Oct. 24* E. O. 3105 of June 30, 1919, reserving certain lands in
Florida pending readjustment claims, revoked, and said lands opened to
entry under the homestead laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World
War for 91 days from the 62d day after the date of this Order, and there-
after to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land
law.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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4098: Oct. 24 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing legislation [to permit Indian settlement] . IV K 1031.

4094: Oct. 28 Empire, Oreg., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 29, and Marchfield created a port of entry in said
District.

4095: Oct. 29 Civil Service Boles, Schedule A, pertainin g to p ositions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XVIII, Para-
graphs 1-8, excepting certain specified professional, technical, and execu-
tive positions in the Veterans' Bureau.

4096: Oct. 29 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
determination of suitability for forest reservation purposes.

4097: Nov. 1 Certain described lands in Nevada containing hot springs,
withdrawn for classification and pending legislation to preserve for
benefit of the general public.

4098: Nov. 3 Provision for enforcement of the act for the protection
of the northern Pacific halibut fishery prescribed; patrol by naval and
other public vessels ordered, and powers of search and seizure delegated
to certain officials.

4099: Nov. 3 Brothers, Sisters, and Molate Islands, Calif., reserved for
lighthouse purposes.

4100: Nov. 7 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing township resurvey.

4101 : Nov. 7 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and by exclu-
sion of certain described lands on Admiralty Island, and said lands re-
stored to entry under applicable land laws.

4102: Nov. 10 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
amended as to affidavits.

4102-A : Nov. 13 Alien Property Custodian authorized to ratify acts
done by his subordinates which were judicial in character and which
pertain to deposits, transfer, and payment of moneys.

4102-B:Nov. 13 Certain Presidential powers under the Trading with
the Enemy Act delegated to the Alien Property Custodian.

4103: Nov. 20 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn for class-
ification and possible inclusion in a national monument or recreational
area.

4104: Nov. 20 New Dungeness Harbor and San Juan Island Abandoned
Military Reservations, Wash., diminished and excluded lands reserved
for the Navy Dept. as naval radio compass station sites, to be returned to
the Interior Dept. for disposal when no longer needed.

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4105: Nov. 22 Certain desc ribed lands in the Canal Zone lands reserved
for the Navy Dept. M 369 ; XVHI PCRec 294.

4106: Nov. 24 Certain described lands in Alaska near Kanatak, Portage
Bay, Alaska, reserved for the use of the Alaska Road Commission.

4106-A:Nov. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
described real estate at San Francisco, Calif., formerly the property of
Adolph, Friedrich, Ernst, Elizabeth, and Clara Nussbaum of Germany.

4107: Nov. 26 Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1 diminished.

4108: Dec. 3 Myrtle L. Davis made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service without examination. 1925 CSR 117.

4109: Dec. 8 All islands situated in the waters off the coast of Florida,
owned by the United States withdrawn pending classification and legis-
lation [for their disposal] .

4110: Dec. 9 Four-hour workday ordered for all Federal employees in
the District of Columbia on Dec. 24, 1924.

4111: Dec. 9 Rules of procedure for Army court martials amended.

4112: Dec. 16 Mariveles Military Reservation, Bataan Province, Luzon,
P. I., enlarged.

4113: Dec. 22 * Certain described lands on Punchbowl Slope, Honolulu,
T. H., transferred from Agriculture Dept. to the Government of the
Territory of Hawaii for school sites.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4114: Dec. 22 Portion of the Camp McClellan Military Reservation,
Ala., established as the McClellan National Forest, subject to continued
use of the War Dept.

4115: Dec. 22 Portion of the Camp Jackson Military Reservation, S. C,
established as the Jackson National Forest, subject to continued use of
the War Dept.

4116: Dec. 22 Certain described lands in Washington withdrawn pend-
ing legislation authorizing their use for park purposes.

4117: Dec. 22 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [for national recreational areas] .

4118: Dec. 23 Edward J. Drake made eligible for reinstatement as
junior veterinarian in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to the length
of separation from the service. 1925 CSR 117.

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4119: Dec. 24 Effie A. Deane made eligible for appointment in the
Government service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR
117.

1925

4120: Jan. 8 A. H. Bergthold made eligible for appointment as post-
master at Weatherford, Okla., without examination. 1925 CSR 114.

4121 : Jan. 9 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending leg-
islation authorizing their use as a fish hatchery.

4122: Jan. 10 Charles C. Kellogg made eligible for admission to the
Detroit, Mich., postmastership examination without regard to his age.
1925 CSR 114.

4123: Jan. 12 Violet Hawkesworth, temporary employee, made eligible
for appointment as clerk in the Veterans' Bureau without regard to
Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR 117.

4124: Jan. 12 Regulations governing appointment of 4th class post-
masters amended. 1925 CSR 114.

4125: Jan. 12 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States prescribed. M 372.

4126: Jan. 13* Proclamation of June 10, 1901, of the Acting Governor
of Hawaii, T. H., reserving certain lands in the District of Kona, Oahu,
as an agricultural experiment station, modified to permit the patenting
of certain lands in exchange for certain privately owned lands within
the boundaries of said station.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4127: Jan. 14 Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn for classi-
fication and pending legislation for national recreational areas.

4128: Jan. 17 E. 0. 3949 of Jan. 28, 1924, reserving certain lands in
Washington for the Treasury Dept. for Coast Guard purposes, revoked
as to certain lands within the Nee- Ah Harbor Abandoned Military Res-
ervation, and said lands placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y.
IV K 1052.

4129: Jan. 21 Eva H. Esterbrook made eligible for appointment as a
clerk in the Special Agency Service of Customs in the Treasury Dept.
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR 117.

4130: Jan. 22 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved pending leg-
islation for use as a fish hatchery.

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1925

4lSl : Jan. 22 Twelve specified military reservations in Alaska, and 24
Signal Corps stations and rights-of-way, placed under the Interior See'y
for disposal; other reservations returned to forest or moose preserve
status.

4132: Jan. 24 Petersburg, Alaska, created a port of entry in Customs
Collection No. 31.

4188: Jan. 26 Little Walnut Ranger Station, Tonto National Forest,
Ariz., abolished.

4184: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Franz Fisher and Mrs. Herman Hendrick of Germany.

4186: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Adolph H. G. Linck of Germany.

4186: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., property of the
Pringle and Buck families of Germany.

4137: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., property of Max
L. Hirschhorn and Blanka Lehman of Germany.

4188: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Franz Fisher and Mrs. Herman Hendrick of Germany.

4139: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the property of
Franz Fisher and Mrs. Herman Hendrick of Germany.

4140: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Ottilie Countess von Faber-Castell of Germany.

4141: Jan. 27 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Julius or Jules von Linden of Germany.

4142: Jan. 28 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification], Sec.
2 [pertaining to the nonapportioned service], amended to place the posi-
tions of messenger boy and messenger girl in the apportioned service,
and Rule XI [pertaining to promotion], Section 6 amended to make the
incumbents of such messenger positions eligible for promotion. 1925
CSR 111.

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1925

4143: Jan. 88 Keaahala Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., diminished
and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii only as a right-of-way for a roadway.

4144: Jan. 88 Certain described lands in California reserved for town-
site purposes.

4146: Jan. 28 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Omaha
Reservation, Neb., expiring during 1925, extended for 10 years, one ex-
ception specified.

4146: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the
use of the War Dept. for an airplane landing field.

4147: Feb. 6 Vernal Land District, Utah, abolished, and its lands, busi-
ness, and archives transferred to the Salt Lake City Land District.

4148: Feb. 6 Dickinson Land District, N. Dak., abolished, and its lands,
business, and archives transferred to the Bismarck Land District.

4149: Feb. 6 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved as a rifle range
for the National Guard.

4160: Feb. 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Mary M. Bergener of Germany.

4151 : Feb. 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the property
of J. Dietrich Luehrs and the Proper Authority at and the poor people
of Altwisted, Hanover, Germany.

4152: Feb. 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Max L. Hirschhorn and Blanka Lehman of Germany.

4153: Feb. 7 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private sale
certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the property
of Max L. Hirschhorn and Blanka Lehman of Germany.

4154: Feb. 10 Trust period on the allotments to Indians of the Deer
Creek Reservation, Minn., expiring during 1925, extended for 10 years;
one exception specified.

4155: Feb. 14 May B. Bowman and Elizabeth H. Sullivan made eligible
for reinstatement as operatives in the Engraving and Printing Bureau,
without regard to length of separation from the service. 1925 CSR 117.

4156: Feb. 14 Monticello and Houlton abolished as ports of entry in
Customs Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire), and new
port of Houlton created in said District.

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1925

4157: Feb. 17 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Colville Res-
ervation, Wash., expiring during 1925, extended for 10 years.

4158: Feb. 19 E. 0. [4147] of Feb. 6, 1925, abolishing the Vernal Land
District, Utah, revoked.

4159: Feb. 19 Trust period on the allotments to the Cabazon and the
Twenty-nine Palms Bands of Mission Indians of California, expiring dur-
ing 1925, extended for 10 years.

4160: Feb. 19 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Johann S. Oansz and Margaretha Wilch of Germany.

4161 : Feb. 20 Port of entry at San Francisco in Customs Collection
District No. 28 (California), extended to include the Alameda side of the
San Antonio estuary.

4162: Feb. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain stock
of the New Orleans,. Texas and Mexico Railway Co., formerly the prop-
erty of Lazard Speyer-Ellissen.

4163: Feb. 27 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use as a
camp ground for the Indian School at Phoenix. IV K 1011.

4164: Mar. 6 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Max L. Hirgchhorn and Blanka Lehman of Germany.

4165: Mar. 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination amended to add Subdivision XIX to provide
for the exception of certain guards in the Office of Public Buildings and
Parks of the National Capital. 1925 CSR 111.

4165-A: Mar. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain spe-
cified stock of the F. W. Woolworth Co., formerly the property of Albert
Hartwig, Fritz Dressel, and the Deutsche Bank of Berlin.

4165-B: Mar. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain spe-
cified stock of the United Fruit Co., formerly the property of E. O.
Weyerhausen, the Deutsche Bank of Berlin, and Knauth, Nachod and
Kuhne.

4165-0 : Mar. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain spe-
cified stock of the May Department Store Co., formerly the property of
Straus and Co. of Karlsruhe, Germany.

4165-D:Mar. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., the property of Ernst
F. Gutschow.

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1925

4165-E: Mar. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain spe-
cified stock of the American Locomotive Co., formerly the property of
Wiener Bankverein, Bernhard and Julius Elkan, Bebrens and Herman,
Knautb, Nachod and Kuhne, and Ludwig Rosauer.

4166: Mar. 10 Olive B. Robinson, temporary employee, made eligible
for appointment as clerk in the War Dept. without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1925 CSR 118.

4167: Mar. 10 Catherine Griffin made eligible for reinstatement as op-
erative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1925 CSR 118.

4168: Mar. 11 Trust period on allotments made to the Indians of the
Yakima Reservation, Wash., extended for 10 years.

4169: Mar. 12 Certain described lands in Washington lands reserved
for classification and pending legislation [for use as a national recrea-
tional area].

4170: Mar. 12 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for townsite
purposes.

4170-A:Mar. 12 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the Southern Railway Co., formerly the property of the
Deutsche Bank of Berlin, Hugo Stinnes, et al., Hardy and Co., the
Dresdner Bank of Berlin, and others.

4171: Mar. 13 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Passaic County, N. J., formerly the
property of Charles 0. H. Fritzsche of Germany.

4172: Mar. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination Subdivision HI [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 1 amended to delete collectors of certain districts,
appraisers at Boston, New York and Philadelphia and one private sec'y
to the naval officer at New York, N. Y. ; Paragraph 15, excepting certain
customs laborers in Hawaii, revoked. 1925 CSR 112.

4173: Mar. 14 Virginia R. Guilfoyle, former yeoman (F) in the Naval
Reserve Force, made eligible for appointment as clerk in the Navy Dept.
without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR 118.

4174: Mar. 16 Albert B. Nichols made eligible for reinstatement in the
Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.
1925 CSR 118.

4175: Mar. 17 Patent Office, with all records, appropriations, and pub-
lic property pertaining thereto, transferred from the Interior to the Com-
merce Dept. 1925 CSR 114.

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1925

4176: Mar. 17 Twenty-eight designated Land Districts and Offices abol-
ished and consolidated with others.

4177: Mar. 18 Certain described lands in Nevada temporarily reserved
for use and benefit of the Indians of the Walker River Reservation. IV
K 1028.

4178: Mar. 19 Marshall Lake Administrative Site, Idaho, reserved for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Idaho National
Forest.

4179: Mar. 20 Louise M. Linthicum, temporary employee, made eligible
for appointment in the classified service without regard to her standing
on the eligible register. 1925 CSR 118.

4179- A: Mar. 20 Sugar Loaf or Eakea Military Reservation, Oahu, T. EL,
diminished, and the excluded lands restored to the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii.

4179-B:Mar. 20 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the Corn Products Refining Co., formerly the property
of Wiener Levy.

4179-0: Mar. 20 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Co., formerly
the property of the Dresdner Bank of London.

4179-D:Mar. 20 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the Kansas City Southern Railway Co., formerly the
property of the Deutsche Bank of Berlin.

4179-E:Mar. 20 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the Banco Mexicano de Comercio e Industrfa, of the
City of Mexico, formerly property of the Deutsche Bank of Berlin,
Germany.

4180: Mar. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XI, on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 6 amended to except three additional assistants to the
Commerce Sec'y. 1925 CSR 113.

4181 : Mar. 24 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [for inclusion in the Zion National Park].

4182: Mar. 24 Powers of the Chairman of the Alaskan Engineering
Commission in connection with the Employees Compensation Act, in so
far as said powers relate to the employees of the Alaska Railroad, trans-
ferred to the general manager of said railroad.

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1926

4183: Mar. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], amended to except village carriers in the continental United
States who were regular employees of 1st or 2d class post offices upon
relegation of such offices to a class below the 2d class. 1925 CSR 113.

4184: Mar. 27 Island in Bud Lake, Mich., reserved for classification and
pending legislation [for its purchase for park purposes by the State of
Michigan or the town of Harrison].

4186: Mar. 81 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the Philippines, Guam, and American Samoa prescribed.

4186: Mar. 31 Mrs. C. W. Salter made eligible for appointment as keeper
of the Turkey Point Light Station, without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1925 CSR 118.

4187: Apr. 1 Fifty-one posts designated unhealthful posts for the pur-
poses of retirement of personnel under the regulations for the Foreign
Service.

4188: Apr. 2 Sums of $270,150 allocated to the Governor of Virgin
Islands for expenses in connection with the occupation and government
of said Islands; and $125,000 allocated for the construction of a water
supply system for the towns of St. Thomas, Christiansted, and Frederik-
sted.

4189: Apr. 8 Anna T. Gibson made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the New York, N. Y., post office without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1925 CSR 119.

4190: Apr. 8 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
re-survey.

4191: Apr. 6 Roy A. Finney made eligible for appointment in the classi-
fied service without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR 119.

4192: Apr. 10 Provisions of the Retirement Act of 1920, extended to
include such employees of the Alaskan Engineering Commission as have
competitive classified status. 1925 CSR 113.

4193: Apr. 10 Pine Plains National Forest, N. Y., created from certain
portions of the Pine Plains Military Reservation, subject to continued
use by the War Dept.

4194: Apr. 10 Tobyhanna National Forest, Pa., created from certain
portions of the Tobyhanna Military Reservation, subject to continued use
by the War Dept. <

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1925

4195: Apr. 10 Upton National Forest, N. Y., created from certain por^
tions of the Camp Upton Military Reservation, subject to continued use
by the War Dept.

4196: Apr. 10 Lee National Forest, Va., created from certain portions
of the Camp Lee Military Reservation, subject to continued use by the
War Dept.

4197: Apr. 10 Eustis National Forest, Va., created from certain por-
tions of the Fort Eustis Military Reservation, subject to continued use
by the War Dept.

4198: Apr. 10 Humphreys National Forest, Va., created from certain
portions of the Fort Humphreys Military Reservation, subject to contin-
ued use by the War Dept.

4199: Apr. 10 Dix National Forest, N. J., created from certain portions
of the Camp Dix Military Reservation, subject to continued use by the
War Dept.

4200: Apr. 10 Meade National Forest, Md., created from certain por-
tions of the Camp Meade Military Reservation, subject to continued use
by the War Dept.

4201 : Apr. 14 Certain described lands in Florida reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [for use as a national recreational area].

4202: Apr. 14 Certain described lands in California reserved for classi-
fication and legislation [for use as a national recreational area].

4203: Apr. 14 Certain described lands in California and Nevada re-
served for classification and possible inclusion in the Plumas, Eldorado,
Stanislaus, Shasta, and Tahoe National Forests.

4204: Apr. 15 E. O. 1237 of Aug. 15, 1910, reserving certain lands in
Alaska for naval purposes, revoked, and said lands restored to the
Chugach National Forest.

4205: Apr. 15 Limits of the port of entry of New York in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 10, extended under the New York-New Jersey interstate
compact of Aug. 23, 1921.

4206: Apr. 18 Certain described lands in Washington lands within
abandoned military reservations, previously placed under the Interior
Sec'y by E. O. 3893 of Aug. 13, 1923, reserved for the use of the Com-
merce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

4207: Apr. 18 Certain. described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [for use as a national recreational areaj. •

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1925

4203: Apr. 20 Zuni District of Manzano National Forest created from
certain excluded portion of the Fort Wingate Military Reservation,
N. Mex., subject to continued use by the War Dept.

4200: Apr. 22 Steliko Administrative Site, Wash., reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Wenatchee National Forest.

4210: Apr. 23 Sec'y of State authorized to issue diplomatic visas to
diplomatic and consular officers of foreign countries for reentry into the
United States.

4211 : Apr. 23 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain stock of the Banco Mexicano de Comercio e Industria of
Mexico, formerly the property of the Deutsche Bank of Berlin, Germany.

4212: Apr. 25 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4213: Apr. 25 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4214: Apr. 28 Carlos Franco Soto, of the Puerto Rico Supreme Court,
designated acting judge of the District Court for Puerto Rico during the
trial of Dorothy OoodhiU v. the San Juan Ginnery, Vice Judge Arthur F.
Odlin, disqualified.

4215: Apr. 30 Leadville Land District, Colo., abolished, and its lands,
business, and archives transferred to the Denver Land Listrict.

4216: Apr. 30 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to entry under any applicable land law.

4217: May 2 Bessie L. Dudley made eligible for appointment in the
classified service of the Treasury Dept. without regard to her standing
on the eligible register. 1925 CSR 119.

4218: May 8 Certain described lands in Florida reserved for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [for use as a national recreational area] .

4219: May 8 Certain described lands in Wyoming lands withdrawn
pending resurvey.

4220: May 8 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn in aid of
classification for possible inclusion in national forests.

4221: May 11 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision III, on Commerce
Dept. positions, amended to add Paragraph 3, including speeial agents
for collecting cotton statistics. 1925 CSR 113-

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1925

4222: May 11 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4223: May 11 Bugged Islands in Resurrection Bay, Alaska, and a spe-
cified portion of the abandoned Point Spencer Military Reservation
reserved for lighthouse purposes.

4224: May 14 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in New York, N. Y., formerly the
property of Anna Schnitger Rothe, Louise Lueckhoff, Adelheid Knocke,
and Auguste Mosler.

4224-A:May 14 £. 0. 4073-A of Sept. 9, 1924, authorizing the Alien
Property Custodian to sell certain real estate, the property of Carl and
Freiderich Magnus of Germany, amended to include certain described
property in Cook County, 111.

4224%: May 15 State Sec'y authorized to enter into reciprocal agree-
ments with foreign countries in regard to the reduction or waiving of
fees of passport visas for non immigrants.

4225: May 16 Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 2, Calif., diminished and
the excluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

4226: May 16 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [for use as a national recreational area].

4227: May 16 Port Davis Cemetery, Alaska, established.

4228: May 18 Rental and subsistence allowances for officers of the vari-
ous services for the fiscal year 1926, prescribed.

4229: May 19 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

4230: May 25 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn for classi-
fication and pending legislation for use as a national recreation area.

4231 : May 25 Certain described lands in California reserved for classi-
fication and pending legislation [for use as a national recreation area].

4232: May 25 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4233: May 26 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Bois Port
Reservation, Minn., extended for 10 years; 14 exceptions specified.

4234: May 27 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [to cede said lands to State for a bird refuge
and public shooting ground].

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1925

4235: May 27 Emilio del Toro y Cuebas, chief justice of the Puerto
Rico Supreme Court, designated acting judge of the District Court for
Puerto Rico during the absence of Judge Ira E. Wells.

4236: June 1 Customs station at Westhope, N. Dak., designated a port
of entry in Customs Collection District No. 34 (Dakota).

4237: June 1* Sitka National Cemetery, Alaska, reestablished; E. 0.
[4025] of June 12, 1924, superseded.
* Has form of a proclamation.

4238 : June 1 John G. Foster, commissioned Foreign Service officer,
class I, retained on active duty for one year from July 1, 1925. 1925 CSR
121.

4239: June 4 Mines Bureau and the Mineral Resources Division of the
Oeological Survey, together with all records and personnel, except cer-
tain specified employees transferred from the Interior to the Commerce
Dept. 1925 CSR 114.

4240: June 4 Regulations governing selection of employees for demo-
tion or separation from the departmental service on account of reduction
of force prescribed. July 1933 CSA 142-June 1937 CSA 152; 1925 CSR
115.

4241 : June 4 Jacob B. DeHart made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR
119.

4242 .June 4 Adolf G. Wolf designated acting judge of the District
Court for Puerto Rico, pending arrival of Judge Ira K. Wells.

4243: June 5 Brady District of the Michigan National Forest, Mich.,
created from certain portions of the Fort Brady Target Range Military
Reservation, subject to continued use by the War Dept.

4244: June 5 Meade District of the Black Hill National Forest, S. Dak.,
created from the Fort Meade Wood and Timber Military Reservation,
subject to continued use by the War Dept.

4245: June 5 Pole Mountain District of the Medicine Bow National For-
est, Wyo., created from certain portions of the Fort D. A. Russell Target
and Maneuver Reservation, subject to continued use by the War Dept.

4246: June 5 Huachuca District of the Coronado National Forest, Ariz.,
created from certain portions of the Fort Huachuca Military Reservation,
subject to continued use by the War Dept.

4247: June 5 Savanna National Forest, 111., created from certain por-
tion of the Savanna Proving Ground Military Reservation, subject to
continued use by the War Dept.

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1925

4248: June 5 Knox National Forest, Ky., created from certain portions
of the Camp Knox Military Reservation, subject to continued use by
the War Dept.

4249 : June 6 Celia J. Quill made eligible for reinstatement as clerk at
the Chicago, 111., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR 119.

4260: June 10 Joseph H. McOrath, janitor in the Federal Building and
member of the License Commission of Lowell, Mass., excepted from the
provisions of E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government. 192S CSR 116.

4251 : June 10 Aleutian Islands Reservation, Alaska, diminished by re-
storing certain Unimak Island lands heretofor occupied for fish cannery
purposes, to entry under any applicable land law.

4252: June 11 John H. Edwards, Asst. Interior Sec'y> designated to act
as Interior Sec'y during absence of the Sec'y and the First Assistant
Sec'y.

4263: June 12 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending re-
survey.

4254: June 12* Executive Order of Oct. 22, 1854, t reserving certain
Florida lands for lighthouse purposes, amended to redefine the boun-
daries of said lands.

* Has form of a proclamation,
t Not a Numbered Order.

4255: June 18 Consular Regulations of 1896, Articles I, II, and XXV.

4256: June 22 Helen A. Clark made eligible for appointment as typist
in the classified service without examination. 1925 CSR 119.

4267: June 27 Fifty-three described tracts of land in Alaska reserved
for lighthouse purposes.

4258: July 1 Certain described lands in Anchorage townsite, Alaska,
reserved for the Alaska Road Commission for the construction and main-
tenance of military routes.

4269: July 1 Angelo L. Manghise exempted from the height require-
ments for the Post Office Service and for position of guard in the Im-
migration Service. 1925 CSR 120.

4260: July 2 Certain described lands in Utah restored to the public
domain.

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1925

4261 : July 3 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as an addi-
tion to an agricultural range experiment station.

4202: July 3 Certain described lands in Alabama and Florida reserved
for townsite purposes; all public lands in Alabama, Florida, and Missis-
sippi within three miles of the coast, and all the islands off the coast of
said States, reserved for classification and pending legislation [for dis-
posal at better advantage for townsite and winter home purposes].

4263: July 6 Sophie A. Benton made eligible for appointment as
printer's assistant in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1925 CSR 120,

4264: July 6 Missoula National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days from the
63d day from after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4266: July 8 Little Rock Customs Station, Ark., established as a port
of entry in Customs Collection District No. 43 (Tennessee).

4266: July 10 Certain described lands in New Mexico added to the
agricultural experiment station established by E. 0.8 1526 and 2368 of
May 3, 1912, and Apr. 24, 1916, and certain other described lands elimi-
nated therefrom and opened to entry only under the homestead and
desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91
days from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

4261: July 16 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4268: July 16 Treasury Sec'y authorized to remit all payments of the
annual installments of the Boxer indemnity made subsequent to Oct. 1,
1917, to the Board of Trustees of the Chinese Foundation for the Pro-
motion of Education and Culture.

4269: July 18 E. 0. of Oct. 10, 1900,* reserving certain Arizona lands
as an agricultural experiment station, revoked and said lands opened to
entry only under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-
service men of the World War for 91 days beginning with the 63d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

* Not a Numbered Order.

4270: July 20 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for class-
ification and pending legislation [for use as a recreational area].

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1925

4271 : July 20 Joseph Antenone made eligible for reinstatement as la-
borer in Custodian Service at Portland, Oreg., without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1925 CSR 120.

4272: July 21 E. 0. 1147 of Dec. 15, 1909, reserving certain lands in
Oklahoma for protection of the water supply of the Port Sill Military Res-
ervation, revoked.

4273: July 23 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [for use as a State park].

4274: July 25 Schofield Barracks Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H.,
diminished, and the excluded land restored to the Government of Hawaii
for use as a school site.

4274- A: July 27 Half-mast flag display ordered for funeral of William
Jennings Bryan.

4275: July 28 Emilio del Toro y Cuebas, # chief justice of the Supreme
Court of Puerto Rico, designated acting judge of the District Court for
Puerto Rico for certain trials, vice Judge Ira K. Wells, disqualified.

* Given as ' ' Amilio Del Toro Vuevas ' ' in the Order.

4276: July 28 Rules of practice and procedure for the District Court
of the Canal Zone prescribed. M 375 ; XIX PCRec 63.

4276- A: July 29 .Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the Southern Railway Co., formerly the property of
Dr. A. Wietfeldt, the Anglo-Austrian Bank, and the Dresdner Bank of
Burnberg.

4277: July 30 Aida G. Thayer made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the Veterans' Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1925 CSR 120.

4278 : July 31 * Boundaries of Huachuca District of the Coronado Na-
tional Forest, Ariz., redefined.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4270: Aug. 6 E. O. 2593 of Apr. 13, 1917, as amended, reserving cer-
tain lands within the St. Francis River Basin, Ark., pending examina-
tion and resurvey, revoked, and the said lands opened to homestead
entry by qualified ex-service men of the World War for a period of 91
days from a date to be announced, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

4279- A: Aug. 6 Thomas Sammons, Foreign Service officer, Class I or-
dered retired on annuity, due to disability.

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1925

4280: Aug. 7 Certain islands in the Mississippi River between Bock
Island, 111., and Wabasha, Minn., reserved for the use of the Agriculture
Dept.

4281: Aug. 11 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Otoe
Reservation, Okla., extended 10 years; one exception specified.

4282: Aug. 11 Fort Snelling Military Reservation, Minn, diminished and
the excluded lands transferred to the Veterans' Bureau for hospital
purposes.

4288: Aug. 14 Certain described portions of Camp Sherman, Ohio, part
of which was previously assigned to the Veterans' Bureau by E. O. 3558
of Oct. 11, 1921, retransferred to the War Dept. for licensing to the
Justice Dept. for use for jail or penitentiary purposes.

4284: Aug. 17 Customs Collection District No. 33, with headquarters at
Great Falls, Mont., abolished and consolidated with Districts No. 30,
with headquarters at Seattle, Wash., with No. 34, with headquarters at
Portal, N. Dak.

4235: Aug. 22 Benjamin F. Chase, Foreign Service officer, Class VI,
ordered retired on annuity, due to disability.

4280: Aug. 22 Undisposed of lots in St. Marks Townsite, Fla., with-
drawn pending classification and legislation for reappraisal.

4287: Aug. 22 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation for use as a national park area.

4288: Aug. 22 Berthe T. R. Gilchrist made eligible for reinstatement
in the classified service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1924 CSR 120.

4289: Aug. 22 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for the War
Dept. for use as a landing field for the Army Air Service.

4290: Aug. 22 Employees in the classified service, appointed without
examination under War emergency orders, granted classified status, and
unskilled laborers so appointed granted status under the labor regula-
tions, except employees on the Isthmus of Panama or those employed on
a consulting basis. 1925 CSR 116.

4291: Aug. 22 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished by exclu-
sion of certain described lands on Chichagof Island heretofore occupied
for fish cannery purposes, and said lands opened to entry under any
applicable land law.

4292: Aug. 25 North Tonawanda, N. Y., including Tonawanda, abol-
ished as a port of entry in Customs Collection District No. 9 (Buffalo).

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1925

4293: Aug. 25 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Fort
Berthold Reservation, N. Dak., expiring in 1925, extended for 10 years.

4294: Aug. 25 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for ose as
a boathouse site in the administration of the Chagach National Forest.

4295: Aug. 26 Minneapolis, Minn., made headquarters port for Customs
Collection District No. 35 (Minnesota), and Minneapolis and St. Paul
designated separate ports of entry.

4296: Aug. 26 Jonesport created and Machias abolished as ports of
entry in Customs Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire),
and the limits of the port of Eastport in said District extended to include
Cutler.

4297: Aug. 25 Certain described lands in California temporarily re-
served for the use of the Indians of the Mesa Grande Indian Reservation
under the Mission Indian Agency, until Mar. 5, 1927, and thereafter, if
not permanently reserved or otherwise disposed of, said land to be
opened to disposition under any applicable land law. IV K 1016.

4298: Aug. 29 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of Leech Lake,
Cass Lake, and White Oak Point Reservations, Minn., extended for 10
years ; 25 exceptions specified.

4299: Sept. 5 E. 0. [4284] of Aug. 17, 1925, consolidating Customs Col-
lection District No. 33 (Montana), with Districts Nos. 30 and 34 sus-
pended indefinitely.

4300: Sept. 11 John H. Quill designated acting farm loan commissioner
of the Federal Farm Loan Board for a period of 10 days.

4301: Sept. 14 Regulations governing increases of pay for the officers
and enlisted men of the National Guard for aerial flight duty prescribed.

4302: Sept. 14 Regulations governing the kind and component quanti-
ties of Army ration prescribed.

4303: Sept. 17 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [for inclusion in an aviation field at
Tucson, Ariz.].

4304: Sept. 18 Ida Diamond made eligible for appointment as guide in
the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1926 CSR 119.

4305: Sept. 19 Hilda V. Purcell made eligible for appointment as opera-
tive in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules. 1926 CSR lid.

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1925

4306: Sept. 19 Regulations governing the enforcement of the smuggling
convention with Canada of June 6, 1924, proclaimed July 17, 1925, pre-
scribed.

4307: Sept. 23 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands, heretofore occupied for fish cannery purposes, restored to
entry under any applicable land law.

4308: Sept. 23 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for classifi-
cation, pending examination by the Smithsonian Institution of certain
Indian ruins thereon.

4309: Sept. 24 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

4310 : Sept. 24 Certain described lands in the Province of Zambales,
Luzon, P. I., containing chromite deposits, reserved.

4311 : Sept. 25 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

4312: Sept. 25 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the use of
the Education Bureau and natives of indigenous Alaskan race.

4313: Sept. 25 E. O. 1291 of Jan. 30, 1911, reserving certain lands in
Minnesota pending legislation for the proposed Zippel Bay improvement,
revoked, and said lands opened to homestead entry by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from date to be announced, and there-
after to appropriation by the general public entry under any applicable
land law.

4314: Sept. 25 Panama Canal Regulations governing navigation of the
Canal and adjacent waters, exclusion of undesirable persons, and mari-
time quarantine prescribed. M 382.

4315: Sept. 29 Belle M. Kerr made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Postal Service at Washington, D. C, without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1926 CSR 120.

4316: Oct. 2 Certain described lands in California reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [permitting the erection by private inter-
ests of bathhouses and hotels for the public].

4317: Oct. 2 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the use
of the War Dept. as an airplane landing field.

4318: Oct. 3 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for classification
and pending legislation [for the protection of the water of city of
Mendon].

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1925

4319: Oct. 8 Mahukona, T. H., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 32.

4320: Oct. 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination]. Subdivision I, on positions in the entire
classified service, Paragraph 6 ; Subdivision IV, on War Department posi-
tions, Paragraph 2 ; Subdivision IX, on Agriculture Dept. positions, Para-
graph 1 (f ) ; and Subdivision XI, on Commerce Dept. positions, Paragraph
4, amended as to salary limit of part-time employees affected.

4321: Oct. 13 E. 0. 4262 of July 3, 1925, withdrawing shore lands in
Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi for classification and pending legisla-
tion, revoked insofar as it applies to lands within national forests.

4322: Oct. 15 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
resurvey.

4323: Oct. 15 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
resurvey.

4324: Oct. 15 West Palm Beach, Fla., created a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 18.

4325: Oct. 19 Montrose Land District, Colo., abolished and its lands,
business, and archives transferred to the Glenwood Springs Land Dis-
trict.

4326: Oct. 20 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
resurvey.

4327: Oct. 21 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
resurvey.

4328: Oct. 21 Brevard Reservation, Fla., established as a preserve and
breeding ground for native birds.

4329: Oct. 21 Civil Service Rule IX, pertaining to reinstatements, Para-
graph 1, Clause (b) amended to apply to wives of totally disabled vet-
erans. 1926 CSR 115.

4330: Oct. 23 Durango Land District, Colo., abolished and its lands,
business, and archives transferred to the Pueblo Land District.

4331 : Oct. 28 Certain described lands in California reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [for use as a national recreational area].

4332: Nov. 3 Stella Davis Mudd made eligible for reinstatement as an
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1926 CSR 120.

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1925

4333: Nov. 5 Certain lot in Anchorage, Alaska, reserved for the use of
the Alaskan Railroad.

4334: Nov. 6 Margaret L. Pow Ernst made eligible for reinstatement in
the classified service without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1926 CSB 120.

4335: Nov. 6 Canal Zone Regulations governing vehicle licensing and
operation amended. M 402 ; XIX PCRec 243.

4336: Nov. 7 Belle Barrick Scheibla made eligible for appointment to
any clerical position in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1926 CSR 120.

4337: Nov. 10 Coos County, N. H., made a part of Customs Collection
District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire).

4333: Nov. 10 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
determination of suitability for use as a federal game refuge.

4339: Nov. 9 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for classification
and pending legislation [for use as a national recreational area] .

4340: Nov. 11 Mars Hill and Bridgewater abolished as ports of entry in
Customs Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire), and a
new port of Mars Hill established in said District.

4341 : Nov. 11 Apache National Forest, N. Mex., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

4342: Nov. 12 Certain described lands in Alaska adjoining the Signal
Corps Reservation at Fort Egbert, townsite of Eagle, Alaska, reserved
for the use of the Alaska Road Commission for the construction and
maintenance of military and post roads.

4343: Nov. 16 Port limits of Los Angeles, Calif., headquarters port of
Customs Collection District No. 27, extended to include Long Beach.

4344: Nov. 20 Regulations governing the appointment of unclassified
laborers, Regulation II, Section I, amended to permit the temporary em-
ployment of aliens, if citizen eligibles are not available. 1926 CSR 118.

4346: Nov. 23 Certain described lands in California reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [for use as national recreational area].

4346: Nov. 23 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
resurvey.

4347: Nov. 23 Myrtle L. Clayton made eligible for appointment as
printer's assistant in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1926 CSR 120.

[363]

1925

4348 : Nov. 28 Certain described unsurveyed island in Booth Lake, Wis,,
reserved for classification and pending legislation [requested by Troy,
Wis.].

4349: Nov. 30 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands, heretofore occupied as a fish cannery, restored to entry
under any applicable land law.

4350: Dec. 1 William A. Rogers made eligible for reinstatement as a
guard in the Penitentiary Service without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1926 CSR 121.

4351: Deo. 2 E. 0. 4274 of July 25, 1925, restoring to the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii a portion of the Schofield Barracks Military
Reservation for use as a public school site, amended to redefine the
boundaries of the restored lands.

4352 : Deo. 5 Regulations governing the confinement of members and
personnel of the Coast Guard sentenced to imprisonment, or pending final
disciplinary action, prescribed.

4353: Deo. 5 Regulations governing the Dominican customs receivership
prescribed under the Convention of Dec. 27, 1924, with the Dominican
Republic.

4353-A:Deo. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the American Light and Traction Co., formerly the
property of Carl R. Hieronymus, deceased, of Germany.

4353-B : Deo. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the Intercontinental Rubber Co., formerly the property
of the William Rosenheim Co. of Germany.

4353-C : Dec, 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at San Francisco, Calif., formerly the
property of Adolph, Friedrich, Ernst, and Clara Nussbaum of Germany.

4353-D : Dec. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stock of the United Drug Co., formerly the property of Julius
Elken.

4353-E : Deo. 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stocks, formerly the property of Marie Donner, deceased.

4354: Dec. 11 Federal offices in the District of Columbia ordered closed
on Dec. 26, 1925, and employees excused from duty.

4354-A:Dec. 12 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stocks, formerly the property of Oscar Donner, deceased.

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1925

4354-B:Dec. 12 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stocks for the account of Bernard Elkan.

4355: Dec. 12 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
legislation to permit sale to the City of Stockton, Calif, [for flood control
purposes].

4366: Deo. 15 Boothbay, Maine, abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire), and the port limits
of Bath extended to include Boothbay and Wiscasset.

4357: Deo. 15 Margaret C. Gates made eligible for reinstatement as a
minor clerk in the classified service without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1926 CSE 121.

4358: Dec. 16 Certain described lands at Nenana, Alaska, reserved for
the use of the Alaskan Railroad.

4359: Deo. 19 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate at New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of David Herrmann et al. of Germany.

4359- A: Deo. 19 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended by the cancella-
tion of, and substitution of new regulations for, Article X pertaining to
Citizenship, Protection, Passports, and Registration.

4360: Dec. 21 Certain described lands at Nenana, Alaska, reserved for
the use of the Alaskan Railroad.

4361 : Deo. 23 Certain described lands in Florida reserved for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [to protect nominal and possessory rights].

4361-A:Deo. 23 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stocks of the Seaboard Airline Co., formerly the property of
Wiener Bank Verein.

4361% : Deo. 23 Henry H. Morgan, commissioned Foreign Service offi-
cer, Class I, retained on active duty for one year.

4362: Deo. 28 Mrs. James E. Maynard made eligible for appointment as
skilled laborer in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1926 CSR 121.

4363: Dec. 29 Malheur National Forest, Oreg., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry only for adjustment of a claim thereto.

4363-A:Deo. 31 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
specified stocks of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., formerly the
property of the Anglo-Austrian Bank.

[365]

1926

4364: Jan. 7 Certain specified islands and rocks in the Pacific Ocean off
the Oregon coast reserved pending legislation for use of said islands for
recreational purposes or as breeding grounds for water-fowl and other
native birds.

4365: Jan. 12 Anna M. Walsh made eligible for appointment to a clerk-
ship at the Boston, Mass., post office without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1926 CSR 121.

4366: Jan. 14 Certain described island and shore lands in Florida along
meandered lakes, erroneously or fraudulently omitted from prior sur-
veys, withdrawn for classification and in aid of legislation.

4367: Jan. 19 Miss Theo Hall made eligible for appointment as post-
master at Medical Lake, Wash., without regard to E. 0. [3455] of May
10, 1921 [governing the appointment of 1st, 2d or 3d class postmasters].
1926 CSR 119.

4368 : Jan. 19 Lydia F. Carroll made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1926 CSR 121.

4369: Jan. 19 Isabel L. Towner made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant librarian of the National Museum without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1926 CSR 121.

4370 : Jan. 20 James W. Blackburn designated special judge to act dur-
ing the absence or illness of the District Judge of the Canal Zone, and in
all cases where said district judge may be disqualified. M 403; XIX
PCRec 403.

4371 : Jan. 21 All public lands in Colorado and Utah containing asphalt,
gilsonite, elaterite, or like substances withdrawn pending legislation.

4372: Jan. 23 E. O. 4109 of Dec. 8, 1924, withdrawing all public islands
off the coast of Florida, revoked insofar as it applies to the abandoned
military reservations on Batton Island and at Key Biscayne, Ma.

4373 ; Jan. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 3 amended to remove from exception all village de-
livery carriers. 1926 CSR 116.

4373-A: Jan. 26 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at public
sale stock in the Crex Carpet Co., formerly the property of Oscar Donner,
deceased.

4374: Jan. 28 Certain described lands in Nenana Townsite, Alaska, re-
served for use of the Alaska Railroad.

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1926

4375: Jan. 80 Certain described lands in Alabama withdrawn pending
legislation [to release and quit claim to the equitable owners].

4376: Feb. 1 Aaron J. Stanton made eligible for reinstatement as a
stockman, technical stores (lumber), in the Supply Dept., Navy Yard,
Pearl Harbor, T. H., without regard to length of separation from the
service. 1926 CSR 122.

4S77: Feb. 2 Hugh S. Hanna made eligible for reinstatement as editor-
in-chief in the Labor Statistics Bureau, Labor Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1926 CSR 122.

4378: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in Michigan withdrawn pending
legislation [to grant said lands to said State for park purposes].

4379: Feb. 4 Mabel A. Murphy made eligible for reinstatement as an
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to
length of separation from the service. 1926 CSR 122.

4380: Feb. 5 Stella Davis Mudd made eligible for reinstatement as tele-
phone switchboard operator in the Naval Powder Factory at Indian Head,
Md., without regard to length of separation from the service. 1925 CSR
122.

4381 : Feb. 8 John C. Fagan made eligible for appointment as messenger
in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1926 CSR 122.

4382: Feb. 10 Trust period on allotments to the Chief Moses Band of
Indians in Washington, expiring during 1926, extended for 10 years ; one
exception specified.

4382- A: Feb. 12 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
prescribed.

4383: Feb. 19 Certain described lands in Alabama withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to grant said lands to the State for recrea-
tional purposes].

4334: Feb. 20 Trust period on allotments to 23 Eastern Shawnee In-
dians in Oklahoma, expiring in 1926, extended for 10 years.

4385: Feb. 25 Eoloa, Island of Kauai, T. H., abolished as a port of entry
in Customs Collection District No. 32, and the customs station of Port
Allen in said District established as a port of entry.

4386: Feb. 26 • Certain described lands in Puerto Rico known as San
Juan Bastion transferred to the Government of Puerto Rico in exchange
for certain lands known as Las Animas Bastion hereby reserved for
lighthouse purposes.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

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1926

4887: Mar. 5 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn pending
legislation to grant said lands to said State for recreation grounds and
game refuges in exchange for an equal area of State owned lands.

4888: Mar, 6 Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn pending
legislation authorizing the Interior Sec'y to adjust claims arising from
incomplete and faulty surveys.

4889: Mar. 6 Harriet P. Lemly made eligible for appointment as a clerk
in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1926 CSR 122.

4890: Mar. 10 Maud S. Pherson made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service as a stenographer or clerk without regard to length of
separation from the service. 1926 CSR 123.

4391: Mar. 11 Strawberry Valley Bird Refuge, Utah, enlarged.

4892: Mar. 12 Hampton Willis made eligible for transfer from the office
of the Sec'y to the position of messenger in the Construction and Repair
Bureau, Navy Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1926 CSR
123.

4393: Mar. 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for the
use of the National Guard as a target range.

4394: Mar. 15 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 18 diminished, and ex-
cluded lands reserved for cemetery purposes.

4395: Mar. 15 Dorothy Potter Benedict made eligible for appointment
to a clerical position in the classified service without examination. 1926
CSR 123.

4896: Mar. 16 Evalyn B. Memminger made eligible for appointment to
a position in the Customs Service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1926 CSR 123.

4397: Mar. 17 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use as a
lookout station in the administration of the Mt. Hood National Forest.

4398: Mar. 18 Trust period on allotments made to Indians of the Kiowa,
Comanche, Apache, and Wichita Reservations, Okla., expiring during
1926, extended for 10 years ; 50 exceptions specified.

4899: Mar. 22 Temporary Post Office substitute employees at summer
and winter resorts excluded from the operation of thp Retirement Act of
May 22, 1920. 1926 CSR 118.

4400: Mar. 23 Darien, Ga., abolished as a port of entry in Customs Col-
lection District No. 17.

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1926

4401 : Mar. 24 List of items for embassies, legations, and consular offices
for which expenditure may be made from appropriations for contingent
expenses promulgated.

4402: Mar. 25 Holy Cross National Forest, Colo., diminished, and the
excluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

4403: Mar. 25 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Tacoma, Wash., formerly the prop-
erty of Carl A. Schneider of Germany.

4404: Mar. 27 All public lots in Beatty Townsite, Nev., withdrawn pend-
ing investigation of press reports as to the prices therefor and possible
reappraisal.

4405: Mar. 29 Thomas Howard Bailey made eligible for appointment as
watchman in the office of the Director of Public Buildings and Parks of
the National Capital without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1926. CSR
123.

4406: Mar. 30 Trust period on allotments of Indians of the Yankton
Sioux Reservation, S. Dak., expiring during 1926, extended for 10 years.

4407: Mar. 30 Trust period on allotments of the Ponca Indians in
Nebraska, expiring in 1926, extended for 10 years.

4408: Mar. 30 Trust period on specified allotments to 21 Grande Ronde
Indians in Oregon, expiring during 1926, extended for 10 years.

4409: Mar. 31 E. O. 4220 of May 8, 1925, reserving certain Oregon lands
for possible inclusion in a national forest, revoked insofar as it applies to
all lands not included in the Wallowa National Forest by Act of Mar. 4,
1925, and the excluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead
and desert land laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 91
days from the 62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

4410: Apr. 1 Certain described lands at Tree Point and Wrangell Nar-
rows, Alaska, reserved for the use of the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse
purposes.

4411 : Apr. 1 Certain described lands in Montana withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [for inclusion in the Missoula and Helena
National Forests] .

4412: Apr. 7 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4413: Apr. 8 E. O. [4302] of Sept. 14, 1925, prescribing the Army ration,
amended to permit additional increase in special cases to small detach-
ments.

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1926

4414: Apr. 8 Rates of rental and subsistence allowance for officers of
the various services made effective for the fiscal year 1927.

4415: Apr. 10 Ketchum Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Sawtooth National Forest.

4416: Apr. 13 Certain tax returns ordered opened to inspection under
regulations prescribed by the Treasury Sec'y.

4417: Apr. 14 Trust period on allotments of the Rosebud Indians in
South Dakota, expiring during 1926, extended 10 years ; seven exceptions
specified.

4418: Apr. 14 Certain expenditures authorized in connection with par-
ticipation in the Geneva Preparatory Commission on Arms Limitation.

4419: Apr. 17 E. 0. 2984 of Oct. 25, 1918, reserving certain described
lands in Wyoming pending legislation revoked, and said lands opened
only to entry under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-
servicemen of the World War for 91 days beginning with the 63d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

4420: Apr. 17 Capt. William T. Rigby, last surviving commissioner for
the Vicksburg National Military Park, excluded from the provisions of
the Retirement Act and retained in the War Dept. 1926 CSR 124.

4421: Apr. 17 E. Os. 1555 and 1920 of June 19, 1912, and Apr. 21, 1914,
respectively, reserving certain lands within the Tongass National Forest,
Alaska, for use of the natives of indigenous Alaskan races, revoked
except for tracts lying within the Hydaburg School Reservations Nos. 1
and 2 and Bayview School Reservation, partly revoked, and excluded
lands restored to their former national forest status.

4422: Apr. 19 Customs station of Baudette, Minn., created a port of
entry in Customs Collection District No. 36 (Duluth and Superior).

4423 : Apr. 19 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4424: Apr. 19 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4425: Apr. 19 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending re-
survey.

4426: Apr. 19 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending re-
survey.

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1926

4427 : Apr. 20 E. 0. 3509 of July 5, 1921, reserving certain lands in
Florida pending examination and survey, etc., revoked, and said lands
opened to settlement, entry, or other form of disposition on a date to be
set by the Interior Sec'y-

4428: Apr. 20 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Lancaster, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of Ernst Eoepps of Germany.

4429: Apr. 23 Joseph Roith made eligible for retention as ordnanceman
in the naval gun factory at the Washington Navy Yard without regard
to Civil Service Rules. 1926 CSR 124.

4430: Apr. 23 All public lands in Michigan and Wisconsin, within or
on the shores of Lakes Michigan, Huron, and Superior, and other mean-
dered lakes, withdrawn for classification and pending legislation [to
permit the sale of said lands for summer homes].

4431 : Apr. 23 Martha Fleeson made eligible for appointment as laborer
at the Boston, Mass., post office without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1926 CSR 124.

4432: Apr. 24 Eugene Tyler Chamberlain, special agent in the Commerce
Dept., classified with his . 1926 CSR 124.

4433: Apr. 24 Certain described lands in Utah near Kanab withdrawn
for classification and pending legislation for development as a State
recreational area.

4434: Apr. 26 Harry E. Randolph made eligible for appointment in the
classified service of the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules. 1926 CSR 124.

4435: Apr. 29 Trust period on allotments of the Iowa and the Sac and
Fox Indians in Oklahoma, expiring during 1926, extended 10 years.

4436: Apr. 29 Arkansas National Forest, Ark., renamed the Ouachita
National Forest.

4437: May 1 Michael A. McNamara made eligible for reinstatement in
the Post Office Service at Bethlehem, Pa., without regard to length of
separation from the service or age limits. 1926 CSR 125.

4438: May 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraphs 6, 7, and 13 amended as to certain personnel of the Public
Health Service including local part-time physicians, hospital and quaran-
tine station attendants, and persons employed at Rocky Mount ain sp otted
fev$r and yellow fever investigation stations; Subdivision XVIII, on
Veterans' Bureau positions, amended to add Paragraph 9 excepting
attendants at hospitals and similar establishments. 1926 CSR 116.

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4480: May 8 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting the holding of State,
Territorial, county, or municipal office by Federal employees, amended to
permit the appointment of any State, county, or municipal officer as a
prohibition officer in the Treasury Dept., for the enforcement of the Na-
tional Prohibition Act. Dec. 1926 CSA 36; 1926 CSR 118.

4440: May 11 Certain small islands in the Menomonee River in Wiscon-
sin and Michigan withdrawn pending classification and legislation [to
grant same to the Northern Paper Mills].

4441: May IS William A. Hock made eligible for reinstatement as a
clerk in the Newark, N. J., post office without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1926 CSR 125.

4442: May 17 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XI [on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 5 amended to cover crews on vessels, light attendants,
and lamplighters in the Lighthouse Service. 1926 CSR 117.

4443: May 18 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in San Francisco, Calif., the property of
Waldemar Leopold von Breadow of Germany.

4444: May 19 E. 0. of Aug. 26, 1880,* reserving a right-of-way at Haul-
over Canal, Pla., revoked.

# Not a Numbered Order.

4446: May 19 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VlU [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], amended to revoke Paragraph 22 covering scouts, buffalo keepers,
asst. buffalo keepers, and park rangers in the National Parks. 1926 CSR
117.

4446: May 21 E. 0. 4430 of Apr. 23, 1926, withdrawing all public lake-
shore lands and islands in Michigan and Wisconsin pending classification
and legislation, revoked insofar as it applies to such lands in Wisconsin.

4447: May 21 • United States Sugar Equalization Board, Inc., directed
to pay $1,500,000 to the P. DeRonde and Company, Inc., in settlement of
losses sustained in the purchase of sugar in Argentina, a transaction
entered into and carried on at and under the direction of the Justice
Dept.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4443 : May 27 Certain described lands at Sitka, Alaska, eliminated from
a reserve for a public common and reserved for school purposes.

4448: May 29 Portion of the Fort Davis Military Reservation, Alaska,
previously transferred to the Interior Dept. by E. O. 3574 of Nov. 4, 1921,
reserved for use of the Alaska Road Commission in the construction and
maintenance of military and post roads.

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4460: June 1 George H. McCrea made eligible for appointment as
deputy collector and inspector in the Customs Service, Treasury Dept.,
without examination. 1926 CSB 125.

4451 : June 2 Seven specified Indian boarding schools in the Five Civil-
ized Tribes, Oklahoma, and employees thereof, placed within the classified
service. 1926 CSB 118;

4462: June 4 John O. Foster, commissioned Foreign Service officer, Class
1, made eligible for retention on active duty for one year from July 1,
1926.

4463: June 6 Emilio del Toro y Cuebas, chief justice of the Supreme
Court of Puerto Rico Court, designated as acting judge of the District
Court for Puerto Rico in the absence of Judge Ira K. Wells.

4464: June 6 Certain expenditures authorized in connection with Amer-
ican participation in an international conference on oil pollution of
navigable waters, to convene at Washington, D. C, June 8, 1926.

4466: June 6 Certain described portion of the Hawaii Arsenal Military
Reservation, previously included in Kahauiki (Fort Shafter) Military
Reservation by E. 0. 2521 of Jan. 26, 1917, restored to the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii, for widening of a public street in Honolulu.

4466: June 7 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use as a
fire warden camp.

4466- A: June 8 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 17, Calif., established.

4467: June 11 Sum of $280,000 allocated to the Governor of the Virgin
Islands for necessary expenses incident to the occupation and govern-
ment of said Islands.

4468: June 16 Savanna National Forest, 111., renamed the Bellevue-
Savanna National Forest.

4469: June 17 Regulations governing the conditions of employment for
the permanent force of the Panama Canal amended to authorize payment
to certain hourly and per diem employees for emergency work in excess
of eight hours on Sundays and holidays on the same basis as authorized
for employees of naval establishments. M 403 ; XIX PCRec 648.

4460: June 18 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4461 : June 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination] , Subdivision XI, on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 7 excepting clerks to commercial

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attaches and trade commissioners for service in foreign countries ; Sched-
ule B, pertaining to positions subject to noncompetitive examinations,
Subdivision III, Paragraph 1 amended to exclude said positions. 1926
CSR 117.

4462: June 25 Ursula B. Lees made eligible for reinstatement to a cleri-
cal position in the Justice Dept. without regard to length of separation
from the service. 1926 CSR 125.

4463: June 26 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXIX, amended as
to record books and archives required to be kept at consular offices.

4464: June 28 Trust period on allotments of the Papago and other
Indians of the Papago Reservation, Ariz., expiring during 1926 or 1927,
extended 10 years. IV K 1011.

4465: June 28 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 518, 520-524,
526-533, amended as to fees for official services, and a new tariff of such
fees prescribed.

4466: June 29 Heads of executive departments and establishments di-
rected to fix travel and subsistence allowances at rates authorized in the
Subsistence Expense Act of June 3, 1926, until standard regulations are
approved.

4467 : June 29 Johnston Island Reservation, consisting of Johnston and
Sand Islands in the Pacific Ocean, created for use of the Agriculture Dept.
as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

4468: June 30 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4469: June 80 E. O. [4404] of Mar. 27, 1926, reserving certain lots in
Beatty Townsite, Nev., pending possible reappraisal, revoked and sale of
said lots authorized.

4470: July 1 Trust period on allotments to six specified Modoc Indians
of Oklahoma, expiring during 1926, extended 10 years. IV K 1042.

4471 : July 3 Julia H. Hutchinson made eligible for reinstatement as an
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length
of separation from the service. 1926 CSR 125.

4472: July 3 Fees collected for official services by secretaries in the
Diplomatic Service ordered collected in accordance with the rates stipu-
lated in the Tariff of Consular Pees.

4472- A: July 3 William W. Russell, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Siam, made eligible for retention on active duty until
Dec. 31, 1926.

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4473: July 8 Regulations governing quarters and subsistence allowances
for enlisted men of the various services, amended as to men absent from
their ships on temporary duty not involving travel.

4474: July 10 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for use in con-
nection with the Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project.

4475: July 10 • All acts and final accounting of the funds of 1 the United
States Sugar Equalization Board, Inc., approved, and payment of the
balance on hand into the Treasury, prior to July 14, 1926, ordered.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4476: July 12 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States prescribed; E. Os. [4125 and 4185] of Jan. 12,
1925, Mar. 31, 1925, superseded. M 404.

4477: July 14 Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Adjutant Gen-
eral of the Army designated to act as War Sec'y, in the order named,
during the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant Sec'y.

4477- A: July 14 Retirement of Henry H. Morgan, Foreign Service offi-
cer, Class 1, ordered effective July 31, 1926.

4478: July 15 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4470: July 15 Oliver C. Hubbard made eligible for appointment as com-
positor in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to his
relative standing on the eligible register. 1926 CSR 126.

4480: July 17 Mary Graham Byrd made eligible for reinstatement in
the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of separa-
tion from the service. 1926 CSR 126.

4481 : July 10 Victor Shepherd made eligible for transfer from the ex-
cepted position of foreman to the non-excepted position of clerk in the
Chief Quartermaster's office in the Canal Zone without examination.
1926 CSR 126; M 406.

4482: July 10 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4483: July 20 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Los Angeles, Calif., property of Elara
Kombst, Gertrude Luckhardt, and Ilka Wichmann of Germany.

4484: July 24 Certain described lands in Nebraska eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 1833 of Sept. 29, 1913, reserving certain lands for dis-
posal as a seat of justice for Arthur County.

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1926

4485: July 24 Certain described lands on Amelia Island, Fla., eliminated
from the operation of E. 0. 4109 of Dec. 8, 1924, reserving all public
islands situated in the coastal waters of said State, and said lands restored
to settlement and entry under applicable land laws.

4486: July 29 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
legislation [to incorporate them into the Shoshone National Forest].

4487: July 31 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXVII, on accounts
and returns of consular officers, amended.

4488: Aug. 3 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 150-151, 154-
155, 160 and 168, as to passports, amended.

4489: Aug. 3 Certain described lands in Alabama eliminated from opera-
tion of E. 0. 4262 of July 3, 1925, withdrawing certain lands pending
classification, and the released lands opened to settlement and entry under
applicable land laws.

4490: Aug. 3 E. O. 1763 of Apr. 21, 1913, reserving certain Arkansas
lands as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds, revoked, and
said lands opened only to entry under the homestead laws by qualified
ex-servicemen of the World War, for 91 days beginning with the 63d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law. '

4491 : Aug. 3 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to include said lands in the Hay den Na-
tional Forest].

4492: Aug. 10 Certain described lands at Susitna Valley, Alaska, elimi-
nated from the operation of E. O. 2452 of Sept. 7, 1916, reserving lands
for townsite purposes, and opened to entry under the homestead laws
applicable to Alaska on a date to be fixed hereafter.

4493: Aug. 11 Regulations governing the allowance and payment of
actual expenses of civilian officials and employees of the Government
while traveling on official business prescribed.

4494: Aug. 12 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4495: Aug. 12 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to classification], Sec-
tion 4 amended as to the assignment of an excepted employee to work of
the nature of a competitive position; Rule IX, pertaining to reinstate-
ment, Section 1, Clause (a) amended as to waiver of the one-year limit
on reinstatement; Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 8, Clause (a)
amended to cover only absolute appointees. 1926 CSR 115.

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1926

4486 : Aug. 12 Limits of the port of entry of Wilmington, Del., in Customs
Collection District No. 11 (Philadelphia), extended to include certain
specified towns in Delaware and New Jersey.

4487: Aug. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision III, on Commerce
Dept. positions, amended to add Paragraph 4 to include aeronautical
engineers, pilots, mechanicians, inspectors, observers, and experts re-
quired in the administration of the Air Commerce Act of 1926. 1926 CSR
117.

4488: Aug. 13 William P. McCracken, Jr., Asst. Sec'y of Commerce,
and Stephen B. Davis, Solicitor of the Commerce Dept., designated to act
in the order named as Sec'y of Commerce, during the absence of the Sec'y
and the Asst. Sec'y.

4488: Aug. 14 Elizabeth Sheehan made eligible for appointment as an
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil
Service Rules. 1926 CSR 126.

4600: Aug. 18 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [for development as a public beach
at Galeta Beach].

4601: Aug. 28 Columbia River Bird Refuge, Wash., established by
reservation of two small islands in the Columbia River as a preserve and
breeding ground for native birds.

4602: Sept. 1 Orange and Beaumont, Tex., established as ports of entry
in Customs Collection District No. 21 (Sabine).

4603: Sept. 2 Fort Missoula District of the Missoula National Forest,
Mont., created from a portion of the Fort Missoula Wood and Timber
Reservation, subject to continued use by the War Dept.

4604: Sept. 4* Nanakuli Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., diminished
and the excluded lands restored to the Territory of Hawaii for road pur-
poses, and the boundaries of said Reservation, as described in E. O. 2564
of Mar. 28, 1917, redefined to correct an error in said description.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4606: Sept. Edith F. Schaffer, an employee of the General Accounting
Office, made eligible for reinstatement in her former classified status.
1926 CSR 126.

4606: Sept. 11 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

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1926

4607: Sept. IS Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
amended to except the position of librarian in the Military Academy at
West Point, N. Y., when filled by a graduate of said Academy. 1926 CSR
117.

4508: Sept. 14 Certain described portion of the Three Tree Point Mili-
tary Reservation, Wash., transferred to the Commerce Dept. for light-
house purposes.

4609: Sept. 16 Ernest H. Hubbard, chief deputy marshal, restored to his
former classified status. 1926 CSR 127.

4610: Sept. 16 Certain described portion of the Fort Pike Military
Reservation, La., transferred to Commerce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

4611 : Sept. 20 Thomas Rogers made eligible for appointment to a cleri-
cal position in the Postal Service without regard to Civil Service Rules.
1926 CSR 127.

4612: Sept. 20 Blackbears Island, at the entrance to Sapelo Sound, Ga.,
transferred from the Navy Dept. to the Agriculture Dept. for use as a
bird refuge and an experiment station for the acclimatization of certain
foreign game-birds.

4613: Sept. 20 Certain specified lot at Yokohama, Japan, on which a
superficies for 999 years is held by the United States, transferred from
the Navy Dept. to the State Dept. for use in housing the staff of the
American Consulate.

4614: Sept. 20 Certain described portion of the Long Point Military
Reservation, Provincetown, Mass., transferred to the Commerce Dept. for
lighthouse purposes.

4616: Sept. 23 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi*
cation and pending legislation [for use as a park site].

4616 : Sept. 28 Certain described lands in California reserved for town-
site purposes.

4617: Oct. 2 Sitka, Alaska, created a port of entry in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 31 (Alaska).

4618: Oct. 2 Port of entry of Tia Juana, Calif., in Customs Collection
District No. 27 (Los Angeles), renamed San Ysidro.

4619 : Oct. 2 Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge en-
larged.

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4620: Oct. 5 T. R. Egbert made eligible for employment as clerk or
typewriter at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.> without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

4621 : Oct. 11 Barbara Glascock made eligible for appointment as ste-
nographer and typewriter in the 11th Naval District, San Diego, Calif.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4622: Oct. 14 Certain described lands in Minnesota withdrawn for
classification and pending determination of the advisability of inclusion
in the Superior National Forest.

4628: Oct. 18 E. O. [4030] of June 19, 1924 [bringing the transfer
regulations of Civil Service Rules into conformity with the Classification
Act of 1923], amended as to rights of employees occupying positions on
July 1, 1924. June 1927 CSA 38-June 1939 CSA 66; 1927 CSR 58.

4624: Oct. 18 E. O. 4220 of May 8, 1925, reserving certain lands in
Oregon for classification, revoked as to such of said lands as have not
been included in the Whitman National Forest ; all of such lands opened
to entry only under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-
service men of the World War for 91 days beginning with the 63d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

4626: Oct. 21 Portion of Saint Joseph's Bay Military Reservation, Fla.,
transferred to the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

4626: Oct. 21 Certain described lands in Alpena, Mich., transferred from
the Navy to the Commerce Dept. for use by the Fisheries Bureau as a
hatchery site for the propagation of white fish, lake trout, and other
native species, subject to the rights of the city of Alpena in any improve-
ments thereon.

4627: Oct. 22 Employees of the Alaska Railroad residing in municipali-
ties on the railroad line permitted to hold local office. 1927 CSR 60.

4628: Oct. 23 Susan T. Waite made eligible for reinstatement to a clerk-
ship in the Labor Statistics Bureau, Labor Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service.

4629: Oct. 26 Goose Island, Wash., eliminated from the Naval Reserve
established by E. O. 4104 of Nov. 20, 1924, and placed under the Interior
Sec'y for disposal.

4630: Oct. 26 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXIII on the per-
sonal estates of citizens dying outside of the United States, amended.

4681: Oct. 27 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for use of the
Navy as an ammunition depot.

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1926

4532: Oct. 29 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn pending
archaeological examination by the Smithsonian Institution.

4633: Oct. 29 Apache Administrative Site, Coronado National Forest,
Ariz., abolished, and the lands opened to entry only under the homestead
or desert-land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91
days beginning with the 63d day after the date of this Order, and there-
after to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land
law.

4534: Oct 29 Otter Creek Administrative Site, Custer National Forest,
Mont., abolished, and the lands opened to entry only under the home-
stead or desert-land laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War
for 91 days beginning with the 63d day after the date of this Order, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

4535: Oct. 29 • Boundaries of the Kuwaache Military Reservation, Oahu,
T. H., redefined.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4536: Nov. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XI, on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 8 excepting caretakers and light at-
tendants employed in connection with emergency landing fields and other
air navigation facilities under the Air Commerce Act of 1926. 1927 CSR
56.

4537: Nov. 4 Certain described portion of Blythe Island Naval Reserva-
tion, Oa., transferred to the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

4538: Nov. 5 Regulations governing the appointment of postmasters of
the 1st, 2d, or 3rd class prescribed. 1927 CSR 61.

4539: Nov. 6 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending re-
survey.

4540: Nov. 13 Oeorgianna Webb made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Customs Field Service, Treasury Dept., without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

4541: Nov. 13 Laura V. Rooney made eligible for reinstatement as an
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length
of separation from the service.

4542: Nov. 13 Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1 diminished.

4543 : Nov. 13 Boundaries of Customs Collection Districts Nos. 27 (Los
Angeles) and 28 (San Francisco), Calif., modified.

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1926

4544: Nov. 13 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in New York, N. Y., formerly the prop-
erty of the three sisters of the late Edward Stamm of Germany.

4646: Nov. 19 Port Shafter Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., enlarged.

4646: Nov. 29 • Alaska Road Commission Reserve at Fort Davis, Alaska,
enlarged.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4647: Nov. 29 Composition of the Board of Surveys and Maps amended
to include the Aeronautics Branch and the Bureau of Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce of the Commerce Dept., the Geographic Section of the State
Dept., and the Division of Maps and Charts of the Library of Congress.

4648: Dec. 4 Trust period on allotments of the Omaha and Winnebago
Tribes of Indians in Nebraska, expiring during 1927, extended 10 years.
IV K 1027.

4649: Deo. 6 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use in con-
nection with the San Carlos Indian Irrigation Project. IV K 1011.

4660: Dec. 8 Ports of entry at Holeb and Jackman in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire) consolidated into one
port of entry to be known as Holeb-Jackman.

4661 : Deo. 8 Irregularly employed noneducational employees and educa-
tional per diem employees of the Indian Irrigation Service excluded from
the provisions of the Retirement Act of 1920. 1927 CSB 58.

4662: Dec 11 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXVII, Paragraph
534 on general accounts and preparation of inventories, amended.

4668: Dec 14 Half holiday ordered for Federal clerks and employees in
the District of Columbia on Dec. 24, 1926.

4664: Dec. 17 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing legislation [to grant said lands to the State for use of the New Mex-
ico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts].

4566: Dec. 18 Jeannette Warren made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Naval Establishment without regard to Civil Service Rides.

4666: Deo. 18 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4657: Deo. 23 Trust period on allotments of Absentee Shawnee and
Citizen Potawatomi Indians in Oklahoma, expiring during 1927, ex-
tended for 10 years ; 23 exceptions specified. IV E 1042.

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1926

4668: Dec. 28 Civil Service Rule X [pertaining to transfer], Section 3,
Clause 2 amended as to retransfer from the legislative service. 1927 CSB
56.

4660: Deo. 30 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing legislation [for use as a power site and for irrigation purposes].

1927

4660: Jan. 6 Certain described lands at Cauayan, Isabela Province,
Luzon, P. I., reserved for military purposes.

4661: Jan. 7 Mrs. Louie E. Hough made eligible for reinstatement as
clerk in the Patent Office without regard to length of separation from the
service.

4662: Jan. 10 Catherine E. Greenwald made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4663: Jan. 12 Bessie G. Thatcher made eligible for reinstatement in
Post Office Service without regard to length of separation from the
service.

4664: Jan. 12 Arlene E. Mix made eligible for employment as clerk in
the Marine Corps Headquarters, Washington, D. C, without regard to
Civil Service Rides.

4666: Jan. 12 First and 4th Internal Revenue Collection Districts of
Michigan consolidated and designated the Internal Revenue Collection
District of Michigan ; Fred L. Woodworth named collector.

4666: Jan. 14 Prescott National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War from Mar. 18 through
June 16, 1927, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

4667: Jan. 16 James W. Blackburn designated special judge for the
Canal Zone until Jan. 1, 1928, in the absence of the District judge. M
406;XXPCRec360.

4668: Jan. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions]. Paragraph 8 amended to increase maximum salaries of Indian
Service physicians covered by said paragraph. 1927 CSR 56.

4660: Jan. 22 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [to secure an adequate supply of
water for the city of Golden].

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1927

4670: Jan. 24 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the Fish-
eries Bureau in connection with the salmon fishery laws and investiga-
tional work.

4671: Jan. 24 Trust period on allotment of the Sac and Fox Tribes of
Missouri Indians in Kansas and Nebraska, expiring in 1927, extended for
10 years ; two exceptions specified. IV K 1022.

4672: Jan. 27 Ellsworth, Bar Harbor, and South West Harbor abolished
as ports of entry in Customs Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New
Hampshire), and a new port of Bar Harbor established.

4672- A: Jan. 27 Certain Presidential powers pertaining to deposit and
payment of moneys and release and delivery of property held under the
Trading with the Enemy Act, vested in the Alien Property Custodian.

4678: Jan. 28 Whaler Island, in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of
California, withdrawn for classification and pending legislation [to grant
them to the county of Del Norte for harbor improvements].

4674: Jan. 28 E. 0. 4262 of July 3, 1925, withdrawing certain coastal
lands in Florida, Alabama and Mississippi for classification and pending
legislation, revoked insofar as it applies to certain described lands in
Mississippi and said lands restored to entry under applicable land laws
by persons claiming equity or under color of title.

4676: Jan. 28 Certain described portion of Fort Jackson Military Res-
ervation, La., transferred to the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

4676: Jan. 28 Regulations pertaining to the award of the Distinguished
Flying Cross prescribed.

4677: Jan. 28 Procedure for reemployment in the Government service
of persons separated by reason of reduction of force, prescribed. 1927
CSR 59.

4678: Jan. 29 Certain described lands in the Lakeview Land District,
Oreg., reserved for use as a lookout station in the administration of the
Fremont National Forest.

4679: Jan. 29 Ralph W. Osier made eligible for appointment as special
agent in the Internal Revenue Service without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

4680: Feb. 3 Regulations governing the kinds and quantity of the com-
ponent articles of the Army ration revoked and new regulations pre-
scribed.

4681 : Feb. 6 Ports of entry of Kenosha and Kewaunee, Wis., in Customs
Collection District No. 37, abolished.

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4581-A:Feb. 10 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
shares of Western Maryland Railway Co. stock, formerly the property
of Deutsche Bank of Berlin.

4682: Feb. 12 Whaler Island, off the coast of California, withdrawn
pending legislation to grant to the county of Del Norte for improvement
of the harbor at Crescent City.

4683: Feb. 12 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn for classi-
fication and pending legislation [authorizing sale to the town of Flor-
ence for municipal and recreational purposes].

4684: Feb. 16 Certain described portion of Ship Island Military Res-
ervation, Miss., transferred to the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse pur-
poses.

4686: Feb. 16 Certain described portion of Ship Island Military Res-
ervation, Miss., transferred to the Treasury Dept. for use as a quarantine
station.

4686: Feb. 16 Certain described lands in California reserved for the
Navy as an ammunition depot.

4637: Feb. 17 Trust period on allotments of the Cheyenne and Arapaho
Indians, in Oklahoma, expiring in 1927, extended for 10 years; 14 ex-
ceptions specified. IV K 1043.

4683: Feb. 17 Trust period on allotments of Ottawa, Seneca, and Wyan-
dotte Indians in Oklahoma, expiring in 1927, extended for 10 years;
27 exceptions specified. IV K 1043.

4689: Feb. 18 E. O. [4587] of Jan. 28, 1927, establishing procedure for
reemployment in the Government service of persons dropped for reason
of reduction of force, amended. June 1927 CSA 22-Mar. 1932 CSA 25;
1927 CSR 59.

4600: Feb. 18 Certain described lands in California reserved for town-
site purposes.

4601: Feb. 21 Public Water Reserve No. 13, California No. 1, dimin-
ished and the excluded lands restored to entry.

4602 : Feb. 21 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved as a preserve
and breeding ground for muskrat and beaver.

4603 : Feb. 23 Ruth M. Cranf ord made eligible for reinstatement in the
Post Office Service without regard to length of separation from the
service.

[&4]

1927

4694: Feb. 23 Certain described portion of the Fort Andrew Military
Reservation, Mass., transfered to the Commerce Dept. for use as a light-
house reservation and a portion to the Treasury Dept. for use as a coast
guard station.

4594- A: Feb. 24 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
stock of the Wabash Railway Co., formerly the property of the Deutsche
Bank of Berlin.

4595: Feb. 25 Rating of the examination papers of R. M. C. Hosford
for the postmastership at Winona, Miss., authorized without regard to
the age provisions of E. 0. [3455] of May 10, 1921. 1927 CSR 61.

4596: Feb. 25 Lizzie A. Haley made eligible for reinstatement as op-
erative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length
of separation from the service.

4597: Feb. 25 Akron, Ohio, created a port of entry in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 41.

4598: Feb. 26 E. 0. 2008 of Aug., 3, 1914, reserving certain Wyoming
lands as the Crandal Right-of-Way for use in the administration of the
Shoshone National Forest, revoked.

4599: Mar. 1 Coyote Plaza Administrative Site, N. Mex., reserved for
use as a ranger station in the administration of the Santa Fe National
Forest.

4600: Mar. 1 Trust period on 21 specified allotments of the Oneida
Indians in Wisconsin, expiring 1927, extended 10 years. IV E 1056.

4601 : Mar. 1 Regulations pertaining to the award of the Distinguished
Flying Cross prescribed.

4602: Mar. 2 Agricultural Range Experiment Station, Ariz., enlarged.

4603: Mar. 5 Clotilde Woods Holderby made eligible for employment
as clerk in the Marine Corps Headquarters, Washington, D. C, without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

4604: Mar. 7 Certain described lands in Mississippi and Louisiana lands
withdrawn for classification and pending legislation [authorizing the
Interior Sec'y to sell such lands as have accreted to privately owned
lands by action of the Mississippi river],

4605: Mar. 8 Certain described lands at Cape Fanshaw and Tolovana,
Alaska, fofmerlj^ reserved for military purposes, transferred to the In-
terior Sec'y toi disposal. "' : -

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4605-A:Mar. 8 Instmctions to Diplomatic Officers prescribed in lieu
of the Instructions of 1897.

4606: Mar. Interior Sec'y granted full authority for inauguration and
maintenance of a conference on education, rehabilitation, reclamation,
and recreation at Honolulu, T. H.

4607: Mar. 10 Certain described lands in Washington eliminated from
the naval radio compass stations established by E. 0. 4104 of Nov. 20,
4104 of Nov. 20, 1924, and transferred to Interior Dept. for disposal in
accordance with E. O. [3893] of Aug. 13, # 1923.

• Given at Aug. 23 in the Order.

4608: Mar. 10 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
re8urvey.

4609: Mar. 10 Joseph T. O 'Regan made eligible for appointment to a
classified position in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

4610: Mar. 10 Regulations governing increased pay for personnel of
the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and National Ouard, for
duties involving aerial flights prescribed.

4611 : Mar. 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination [Subdivision I], on the entire classified serv-
ice, Paragraph 4 amended to excluce attorneys in the Veterans' Bureau;
Schedule B, pertaining to positions subject to noncompetitive examina-
tion, Section 9, on Veterans' Bureau positions, Paragraph 1 amended to
include attorneys of all grades. 1927 CSR 56.

4612 : Mar. 12 Thirteen designated land districts and offices abolished
and consolidated with other designated land districts and offices.

4613: Mar. 14 Mahogany Administrative Site, Idaho, reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Lemhi National Forest. "

4614: Mar. 17 E. O. 3474 of May 31, 1921, placing under the Interior
Sec'y the administration of certain naval petroleum reserves, revoked.

4615: Mar. 17 Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to certification of
invoices and certificates of disinfection.

4616: Mar. 18 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pend-
ing legislation [authorizing the Interior Sec'y to sell said lands to the
Cabazon Water Co. for benefit of the water supply of the town of
Cabazon].

4617: Mar. 19 Alice E. McCracken made eligible for employment as
clerk in the Navy t)ept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

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1927

4618: Mar. 10 General manager of the Alaska Railroad authorized to
contract with surgeons for services under the hospital regulations.

4619: Mar. 21 E. 0. [4612] of Mar. 12, 1927, consolidating certain land
districts and offices amended to eliminate the consolidation of the Lander
District, Wyo., with the Evanston District, and to substitute the con-
solidation of the Lander District with the Cheyenne District.

4620: Mar. 23 Rental and subsistence allowances for officers of the
various services made effective for the fiscal year 1928.

4621: Mar. 24 E. 0.s 2348 and 3391 of Mar. 22, 1916, and Jan. 28, 1921,
withdrawing certain lands in Idaho for classification, revoked in so far
as they apply to certain lands and said lands opened only to entry under
the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of the
World War for 91 days beginning with the 63d day after the date of
this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

4622: Mar. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 12 amended to apply to consulting engineers and
economists on agricultural reclamation work. 1927 CSR 57.

4623: Mar. 31 Bessie H. Smith made eligible for reinstatement as oper-
ative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to length of
separation from the service.

4624: Apr. 1 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4625: Apr. 1 Certain described lots in the Federal Addition to Seward
Townsite, Alaska, reserved for use of the Forest Service.

4626: Apr. 6 Savannah River Bird Refuge, S. C, established by reser-
vation of certain lands bordering upon or near the Savannah River, as
a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.

4627: Apr. 7 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial county, or municipal
Government, waived to permit the employment of Frank C. Emerson,
Governor of Wyoming, as special advisor in connection with the Colorado
River development. 19fc7 CSR 60.

4627-A:Apr. 8 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain
stock of the Western Maryland Railway Co., formerly the property of
the Deutsche Bank of Berlin.

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192?

4628: Apr. 13 Boundaries of the Indian reservation, Utah, established
by E. O. of May 17, 1884, # defined for jurisdictional purposes. IV K
1050.

•Not a Numbered Order.

4629: Apr. 13 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the Bio-
logical Survey of the Agriculture Dept.

4630: Apr. 13 Regulations governing allowances for quarters find sub-
sistence for enlisted men of the various services prescribed.

4631: Apr. 15 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
classification and possible reservation as an elk refuge.

4632: Apr. 15* Regulations governing the manner in which narcotic
drugs may be obtained by dealers and practitioners in the Virgin Islands
prescribed.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4633: Apr. 18 Castle, Tourist, and Elephant Rocks, in the Pacific Ocean
opposite the town of Seal Rocks, Oreg., withdrawn for classification and
pending legislation [to preserve said islands].

4634: Apr. 21 Carlos Franco Soto, associate justice of the Puerto Rico
Supreme Court, designated acting judge of the District Court for Puerto
Rico during the absence of Judge Ira K. Wells.

4635: Apr. 21 Certain described lands at Wailua, on the Island of
Kauai and at Ka Lae on the Island of Hawaii, T. H., reserved for military
purposes.

4636: Apr. 23 Canal Zone Regulations governing the licensing and op-
eration of motor vehicles amended as to temporary licenses for tourists.
M407;XXPCRec546.

4637: Apr. 25 E. 0.s 2905 and 3394 of July 8, 1918 of Jan. 28, 1921,
withdrawing certain lands in Wyoming pending legislation to extend the
boundaries of the Yellowstone National Park, revoked and said lands
restored to entry.

4638: Apr. 26 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4630: Apr. 26 Lewis J. Pettijohn designated acting Farm Loan Com-
missioner of the Federal Farm Loan Board for 10 days.

4640: Apr. 30 Certain described lands in Hawaii previously reserved
for military purposes restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii.

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1927

4641 : Hay 2 Certain described lands in California reserved for town-
site purposes.

4642 : May 5 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the White Earth
Reservation, Minn., expiring during 1927, extended for 10 years; 83
exceptions specified. IV K 1024.

4643: Hay 5 E. 0. 4309 of Sept. 24, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead and desert-land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War, for 91 days beginning with the date of the official
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

4644: May 9 Four-hour workday for Federal employees on Saturdays
during June, July, August, and September, ordered, and all conflicting
Orders, excepting E. 0. 777 of Apr. 4, 1908, revoked. Mar. 1928 CSA
84-Dec. 1930 CSA 87; 1927 CSR 60; M 407.

4646: May Ada F. Jones made eligible for appointment as a minor
clerk in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4646: May 10 Eugene Meyer designated Farm Loan Commissioner of
the Federal Farm Loan Board.

4647: May 11 E. O. 4612 of Mar. 12, 1927, abolishing and consolidating
certain land offices, amended to eliminate the consolidation of the Lake-
view and Roseburg, Oreg., Districts, and to consolidate the Visalia Dis-
trict with the Sacramento, instead of the Los Angeles, District.

4648: May 13 Regulations governing the entry of alien seamen as pas-
sengers prescribed. XX PCRec 571.

4640: May 13 Florence J. Howell made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Customs Court without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4660: May 13 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0.s 4554 and 4559 of Dec. 17, 1926 and Dec. 30, 1926,
reserving lands pending legislation, and opened to entry only under
the homestead and desert-land laws by qualified ex-service men of the
World War for 91 days beginning with the 63d day after date of this
Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

4661 : May 18 Edna Bosier made eligible for appointment as telephone
operator in the post office, at Dayton, Ohio, without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

4662: May 18 Certain described lands in California and Nevada re-
served for the Commerce Dept. as air mail beacon sites and landing fields.

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1927

4668: May 20 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated -from the
operation of E. 0. 3867 of June 16, 1923 withdrawing lands for resurvey,
and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert-land laws by
qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days beginning with
the date of the official filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

4664: May 28 Two small unsurveyed islands in Washington, near De-
ception Pass State Park, withdrawn for classification and pending leg-
islation [to permit the State to acquire said islands for park purposes] .

4666: May 24 Portion of Fort Morgan Military Reservation, Ala., trans-
ferred to the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

4666: May 26 E. 0. 4424 of Apr. 19, 1926, withdrawing certain lands
in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only
to entry under the homestead and desert-land laws by qualified ex-serv-
ice men of the World War for 91 days beginning with the date of the
official filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

4667: June 6 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
resurvey.

4668: June 6 John T. Marchand, senior examiner in the Interstate Com-
merce Commission, made eligible for reinstatement to his former classi-
fied status without regard to length of separation from the service.

4669: June 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision III, on Commerce
Dept. positions, Paragraph 2 amended to apply to certain commercial
and asst. commercial attache^ trade and asst. trade commissioners, district
and asst. district managers, experts, commercial agents, and special
agents earning $24 or more per annum. 1927 CSB 58.

4660: June 7 Certain Government employees employed on work inci-
dent to the execution of provisions of the Adjusted Compensation Act
of 1924, permitted transfer or reinstatement to positions in the classified
service upon approval of the Civil Service Commission. 1927 CSB 60.

4661 : June 7 Four-hour workday on Saturdays ordered for employees
at certain listed naval stations during specified months.

4662: June 7 McKay Creek Bird Befuge, Oreg., created as a refuge and
^breeding ground for native birds.

4663: June 8 E. 0. 4412 of Apr. 7, 1926, withdrawing certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and lander continued as part of the
Arapaho National Forest. ;••»..-

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1927

4664: June 9 Aircraft flights over a certain described portion of the
District of Columbia forbidden during certain hours on June 11 and 12,
1927, due to the visit of Col. Charles Lindbergh.

4665: June 10 E. 0. 3858 of June 1, 1923, reserving certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked, and lands continued in the Sequoia
National Forest and/or the Tule Indian Reservation.

4666: June 13 Governor of the Virgin Islands allotted $280,000 for ex-
penses incident to the occupation and government of said Islands.

4667: June 13 Certain described portion of the right-of-way to the
Sugar Loaf or Eakea Military Reservation, Honolulu, T. H., restored to
the use of the Territory of Hawaii, and certain other lands reserved as
a right-of-way from Round Top Drive to the present right-of-way.

4668: June 17 Alma M. Key made eligible for appointment as operative
in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

4669: June 18 E. O. 4213 of April 25, 1925, withdrawing certain lands
in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead and desert-land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days beginning with the date of the official
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

4670: June 18 E. O. 4229 of May 19, 1925, withdrawing certain lands
in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only
to entry under the homestead and desert-land laws by qualified ex-
service men of the World War for 91 days beginning with the date of
the official filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4671 : June 20 Certain described lands at the Norfolk Supply Base of
the Army, Hampton Roads, Va., transferred to the Navy Dept. for coal
storage and other naval purposes.

4672 : June 20 Certain described lands in Puerto Rico transferred from
the Navy Dept. to the War Dept.

4673: June 22 E. O. 4326 of Oct. 20, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead and desert-land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days beginning with the date of the official
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

4674: June 24 E. O. 4103 of Nov. 20, 1924, withdrawing certain lands
in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to

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1927

entry under the homestead and desert-land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days beginning with the 63d day after
the date of the Order and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

4675: June 29 E. 0. 4267 of July 16, 1925, withdrawing certain lands
in Arizona pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands continued in the
Black Mesa (Apache) National Forest.

4676: June 29 E. 0. 4195 of Apr. 10, 1925, establishing the Upton Na-
tional Forest, N. Y., revoked.

4677: June 29 Certain described lands in California reserved for use of
the Commerce Dept. as an air mail beacon site or landing field.

4678: June 29* Proc. 1259 of Dec. 20, 1913, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming for protection of the water supply, of Fort D. A. Russell, re-
voked insofar as it applies to a certain described portion of said lands.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4679: June 29 Certain described lands in Oahu, T. H., acquired from
private owners, reserved as an addition to the Fort Buger Military Res-
ervation and certain other lands, similarly acquired, reserved as the
Pupukea, Waialua, Kasaawa, and Kawaihapai Military Reservations.

4680: June 30 Boundaries of the Juneau, Fairbanks and Nome Land
Districts, Alaska, redefined.

4681: July 2 E. 0. 4401 of Mar. 24, 1926, authorizing expenditure for
contingent expenses of embassies, legations, and consular offices clari-
fied as to insurance.

4682: July 4 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved as a National
Guard rifle range.

4683: July 4 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for townsite
purposes.

4684: July 4 Certain described lands at Wailua, Puna, Island of Kauai,
T. H., previously reserved for military purposes by E. 0. 4635 of Apr. 21,
1927, restored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii.

4685: July 7 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation for inclusion in the Federal Elk Refuge.

4686: July 11* Certain described portion of Fort Ruger Military Res-
ervation, Oahu, T. H., transferred to the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse
purposes.

•Has form of a proclamation.

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1927

4687: July 11 Trust period on allotments of the Potrero (La Piche or
La Jolla) and Bincon Bands of Indians in California, expiring in 1927,
extended for 10 years. IV K 1017.

4688: July 11 Trust period on allotments of the Prairie Band of Pot-
tawatomi Indians in Kansas, expiring in 1927, extended for 10 years;
six exceptions specified. IV E 1022.

4689 : July 11 Certain described portion of the Fort Buger Military Res-
ervation, Oahu, T. H., restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii for road purposes.

4690: July 11 Consular regulations of 1896, old Article XXII can-
celled ; new Article XXII on immigration and quarantine promulgated.

4691 : July 15 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision X, on Panama Canal positions,
amended to revoke Paragraph 2 excepting inspectors in the purchasing
department in the Washington office of the Panama Canal. 1927 CSR
57; M 409.

4692: July 15 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4486 of July 29, 1926, reserving lands pending legisla-
tion, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert-land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days beginning
with the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropri-
ation by the general public under any applicable land law.

4693: July 18 Certain described lands in Michigan withdrawn pending
legislation [to grant said lands to the Dept. of Conservation of the said
State, for use as a lookout tower site for forest fire prevention].

4694: July 22 Trust period on allotments to the Nez Perce Indians, in
Idaho, expiring in 1927, extended for 10 years. IV K 1018.

4695: July 25 Certain described lands in Utah reserved pending re-
survey.

4696: July 25 Regulations governing the operation of the Foreign Serv-
ice Retirement and Disability System prescribed.

4697: July 28 E. O. 4352 of Dec. 5, 1925, pertaining to the use of naval
stations for imprisonment of Coast Guard prisoners, amended.

4698: July 30* E. O. of May 21, 1926, designating L. M. Parker cus-
todian of the records of the Railroad Labor Board, amended as to his
annual compensation.

• Not a Numbered Order.

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1927

4689: Aug. 1 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
resurvey.

4700: Aug. 5 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved as a fire look-
out station for the Siuslaw National Forest and other timber lands.

4701 : Aug. 8 Consular Regulations of 1896, amended to cancel Para-
graph 121, on acknowledgment of instructions, Paragraph 221, on re-
porting of seamen, and Section 5 of Paragraph 604, on records required
to be kept at inland consulates. Tariff of Fees amended as to services
rendered outside the consulate for private individuals.

4702: Aug. 10 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for the Com-
merce Dept. as an air mail beacon site.

4703: Aug. 10* Administrative control of Government Island, Calif.,
transferred from the Agriculture to the War Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

4704: Aug. 10 Certain described portion of Fort Matanzas Military
Reservation, Fla., transferred to the Agriculture Dept. for use as a bird
refuge.

4705: Aug. 10 Rules of precedence as between officers of the Foreign
Service, officers of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and foreign commerce
prescribed.

4706: Aug. 13 E. O. 4423 of Apr. 19, 1926, withdrawing certain lands
in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat
of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

4707: Aug. 13 E. O. 3954 of Feb. 6, 1924, withdrawing certain Colorado
lands pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of
the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

4708 : Aug. 15 San Bernardino National Forest, Calif., diminished, and
the excluded lands restored to the public domain.

4709: Aug. 19 E. O. [4337] of Nov. 10, 1925, attaching Coos County,
N. H., to Customs Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire),
revoked, and said county attached to Customs Collection District No. 2
(Vermont).

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1927

4710: Aug. 29 Certain described lands in Alaska withdrawn pending
classification.

4711 : Ang. 29 Canal Zone Regulations governing the granting of leaves
of absence to judge of the District Court, district attorney, and marshal,
prescribed. M 409.

4712: Aug. 30 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands, lying in and surrounding seven specified native villages,
reserved for townsite purposes.

4713: Aug. 31 Helen M. Tullis made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Denver, Colo., post office without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4714: Sept. 6 Julius Klein, director of the Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce Bureau, designated to act as Commerce Sec'y during the absence
of the Sec'y and Asst. Sec'y-

4715: Sept. 8 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

4716: Sept. 12 Certain described lands at the Norfolk Supply Base of
the Army, Hampton Roads, Va., transferred to the Navy Dept.

4717: Sept. 12 Maysie Lawrence Reeves made eligible for reinstatement
as operative in the Printing and Engraving Bureau without regard to
length of separation from the service.

4718: Sept. 12 Certain described lands at the Upolo Airplane Landing
Field, Island of Hawaii, T. H., reserved for military purposes.

4719: Sept. 12 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the Bio-
logical Survey Bureau, Agriculture Dept., for use in connection with an
experiment station.

4720: Sept. 12 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
amended to revoke Paragraph 1 covering cable engineers, cable elec-
trians, and cable foremen, and to delete from Paragraph 2 the exception
for certain cable seamen. 1927 CSR 57.

4721: Sept. 14 Governor of the Panama Canal authorized to increase
the pay of not more than 100 alien employees of the Panama Canal and
the Panama Railroad Co., beyond the limit of $960 per annum. 1928 CSR
78;M410.

4722: Sept. 16 Sitgreaves National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and the
excluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

4723: Sept. 22 Lancaster, Minn., created a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 34 (Dakota).

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1927

4724: Sept. 23 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands, lying on Prince of Wales Island, heretofore used for
fish cannery purposes, restored to entry under applicable land laws.

4725: Sept. 27 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4726: Sept. 27 Certain described lands in Washington withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4727: Sept. 27 Colville National Forest, Wash., diminished by exclusion
of certain described lands not in public ownership.

4728: Sept. 29 Regulations governing allowances for quarters and sub-
sistance of enlisted men of the various services, prescribed.

4729: Sept. 29 Canal Zone Regulations relating to the speed limits of
vehicles amended. M 410; XXI PCRec 130.

4780: Sept. 80 Twelve specified ports of entry in Customs Collection
District No. 38 (Michigan), abolished.

4731 : Sept. 30 Positions of laborer in 1st and 2d class post offices, except
cleaners and charworkers, included in the classified service with in-
cumbents. 1928 CSR 77.

4732: Sept. 30 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending leg-
islation [for protection of the water supply of the town of Bountiful].

4738: Sept. 30 E. O. 4494 of Aug. 12, 1926, withdrawing certain lands
in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert-land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the
plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

4734: Oct. 1 E. O. 3882 of July 27, 1923, withdrawing certain lands in
Arizona pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to entry
under the homestead or desert-land laws by qualified ex-service men of
the World War for 91 days from .the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

4735: Oct. 3 E. O. of June 13, 1895, # reserving Maple Island in the Mis-
sissippi River, 111., for use in the improvement of the navigation of said
river, revoked, and said island opened only to entry under the homestead
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days begin-
ning with the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

• Not a Numbered Order.

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1927

4786: Oct. 4 Alice R Ball made eligible for reinstatement in a sub-
clerical position in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, without regard
to length of separation from the service.

4736- A: Oct. 5 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell certain stock
of the Schutte and Koerting Co., formerly the property of Ernst Koert-
ing, deceased.

4737: Oct. 5 E. 0. 4605 of Mar. 8, 1927, placing certain military lands
in Alaska under the control of the Interior SecV, for disposal, revoked,
and said lands continued as part of the Tongass National Forest.

4738: Oct. 5 E. 0. 4042 of July 2, 1924, withdrawing certain lands in
Nevada pending resurvey, revoked.

4739: Oct. 5 Certain described portion of Port Barrancas Military Res-
ervation, Pla., transferred to the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

4740: Oct. 8 Oklahoma City, Okla., created as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 45 (St. Louis).

4741 : Oct. 10 Certain described lands in Alaska eliminated from the
townsite reserve established by E. 0. 1967-A of June 23, 1914, and re-
stored to the public domain.

4742 : Oct. 12 W. S. FitzSimons made eligible for reinstatement as asso-
ciate engineer in the Engineer Dept. at Large, War Dept., without regard
to length of separation from the service.

4743: Oct 14 Samuel Hunter Griffin made eligible for reinstatement
as clerk in the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Dept., without regard
to length of separation from the service.

4744: Oct. 20 Tananarive, Madagascar, added to places named in E. 0.
4187 of Apr. 1, 1925, as unhealthful foreign service posts.

4745: Oct. 21 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending town-
ship resurvey.

4746: Oct. 21 E. 0. 4000 of Apr. 30, 1924, withdrawing certain lands
in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War, for 91 days from the date of the filing of the
plat of resurvey and thereafter to appropriation, by the general public
under any applicable land law.

4747: Oct. 24 Certain described lands in Alaska withdrawn for townsite
purposes.

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1927

4748: Oct 26 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to classification], Sec-
tion 6 amended as to rights of a person holding a position when it be-
comes classified. 1928 CSR 75.

4749: Oct 28 E. 0.s 4033-A and 4583 of June 24, 1924 and Feb. 12,
1927, withdrawing certain lands in Arizona pending classification and
legislation, revoked insofar as they apply to a certain described portion
of said lands, and said portion restored to entry.

4750: Oct. 31 Columbia National Forest, Wash., diminished, and the
excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days begin-
ning with the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

4751: Oct. 31 E. 0. 4230 of May 25, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
Arizona pending legislation, revoked.

4752: Nov. 4 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands, heretofore used for fish cannery purposes, restored to entry
under applicable land laws.

4753: Nov. 4 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved as a rifle range
for the National Guard.

4754: Nov. 5 Civil Service Rule, Schedule A, pertaining to positions ex-
cepted from examination, Subdivision IV [on War Dept. positions],
amended to add Paragraph 16 covering many specified positions at Army
hospitals and to provide classification to other classes of Army hospital
employees; E. 0. [2792] of Jan. 24, 1918, revoked. 1928 CSR 75.

4755: Nov. 9 Montague Island Military Reservation, Alaska, placed
under the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

4756: Nov. 10 Florida National Forest, Fla., renamed Choctawhatchee
National Forest.

4757: Nov. 14 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, enlarged.

4758: Nov. 14 Certain described lands in the counties of Lake of the
Woods and Roseau, withdrawn to carry into effect the provisions of the
Act of May 22, 1926, relative to the treaty with Canada for the regula-
tion of the level of the Lake of the Woods.

4759 : Nov. 15 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
lflws by qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

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1927

4760: Nov. 15 Certain described lands near Puolo Point, Kauai Island,
T. H., reserved for military purposes.

4761 : Nov. 16 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 4100 of Nov. 7, 1924, reserving lands pending
resurvey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4762: Nov. 19 Certain described lands and buildings of the Fort St.
Michael Military Reservation, Alaska, reserved for use of the Alaska
Road Commission.

4763: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4764: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4765: Nov. 23 Trust period on allotments of 14 specified bands or vil-
lages of the Mission Indians in California, expiring during 1928, extended
for 10 years. IV K 1017.

4766: Nov. 25 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4767: Nov. 25 James W. Blackburn designated special judge of the
Canal Zone until Jan. 1, 1929, in the absence or disqualification of the
district judge. M 411 ; XXI PCRec 247.

4768: Nov. 26 C. P. Brodie made eligible for appointment as custodian
of the Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 3, Natrona County, Wyo.

4769: Nov. 26 Lillian Capron made eligible for appointment as welfare
worker in the War Dept. without examination.

4770: Nov. 28 Mary Hazard Teele made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Agriculture Dept. without examination.

4771: Nov. 28 Helen V. McLoed designated to sign the President's
name to land patents during absence of the regularly designated clerk.

4772: Nov. 28 Lagos, Nigeria, designated an unheal thful diplomatic
post.

4773 : Nov. 29 Army Manual for Courts-Martial prescribed.

4774: Nov. 29 All unreserved rocks and pinnacles in the Pacific Ocean
off the coast of Oregon withdrawn for classification and pending legis-
lation [for their retention as public lands because of scenic interest].

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1927

4775: Nov. 30 Trust period on allotments of the Devils Lake Indian
Reservation, N. Dak., expiring during 1928, extended for 10 years. IV
K 1032.

4776: Dec. 2 E. 0. 4081 of Oct. 3, 1924, creating the Benning National
Forest, Ga. ; E. O. 419a of Apr. 10, 1925, creating the Pine Plains National
Forest, N. Y. ; E. O. 4197 of Apr. 10, 1925, creating the Eustis National
Forest, Va. ; and E. O. 4200 of Apr. 10, 1925, creating the Meade National
Forest, Md.; revoked, and the lands restored to previous military res-
ervation status.

4777: Dec. 5 Alexander Scruton, temporary employee, made eligible for
permanent appointment as a deputy collector and inspector of customs in
the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4778: Dec. 5 Certain described lands at Eklutna and Cordova, Alaska,
reserved for the Bureau of Education.

4779: Dec. 10 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from
operation of E. O. 4219 of May 8, 1925, reserving lands pending resurvey,
and opened to entry only under the homestead or desert land laws by
qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days from the date
of the filing of the plat of resurvey and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

4780: Dec. 13 Thompsons Point, N. J., Morgan City, La., and Fortymile,
Alaska, abolished as ports of entry in Customs Collection Districts Nos.
11, 20, and 31 respectively, customs stations of Andrade and Tecate,
Calif., established a port of entry in District No. 27 (Los Angeles ,
customs station of Olympia Wash., established a part of entry in District
No. 30 (Washington).

4781: Dec. 14 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to add said lands to the Utah National
Park].

4782: Dec. 16 Certain executive departments and independent estab-
lishments in the District of Columbia ordered closed and all Federal
clerks and employees in said District excused from duty on Saturday,
Dec. 24, 1927. 1928 CSB 78.

4788: Dec. 16 Abraham Krotoshinsky made eligible for civil service
appointment without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4784: Dec. 17 Ephraim F. Morgen, Solicitor of the Commerce Dept.,
designated to act as Commerce Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and
Asst. Sec'y.

4785: Dec. 17 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
legislation [for sale to the Cabazon Water Co., for benefit of the water
supply of Cabazon].

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1927

4786: Dec. 17 Certain deseribed lands in Arizona reserved as a rifle
range of the National Guard.

4787: Dee. 19 Certain described portion of the former Regan Barracks
Military Reservation; Albay Province, Luzon, P; I., and certain other de-
scribed lands in Manila reserved for military purposes.

4788: Dee. 28 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 4219 of May 8, 1925, reserving lands pending resurvey,
and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by
qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days from the date
of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

4789: Dee. 29 Jeremiah Regan, Fred Eugene Potter, and Patrick Red-
dington, chauffeurs employed at the Marine Corps Oarage, Washington,
D. C., included in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

4790: Dec. 30 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Long Island City, N. Y., formerly
the property of Louis F. Kloz et al.

4791 : Dec. 31 * Edward M. Flesh, treasurer and liquidating trustee of
the Grain Corporation, directed to pay $115,419.98 into the Treasury in
final settlement and liquidation of said Corporation, and the records,
books of accounts, and files of the Food Administrator and the Wheat
Director, heretofore held in custody of said Corporation, ordered trans-
ferred to Commerce Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

1928

4792: Jan. 3 Canal Zone District Court rules pertaining to court clerks,
the bonds to be given by them, and the handling and deposit of money
in the registry of the court prescribed. M 411.

4793: Jan. 13 Thomas Baine made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service without regard to length of separation from the service.

4794: Jan. 13 Anna Polk Boush made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the
service.

4795: Jan. 19 George W. Stokes made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Cotton Division of the Agriculture Economics Bureau,
Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[401]

1928

4796: Jan. 19 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for the use of
the Commerce Dept. for maintenance of air navigation facilities.

4797: Jan. 21 Dorothy Thelma Bishop made eligible for appointment
to a position in the Veterans* Bureau without examination.

4798: Jan. 23 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4799: Jan. 25 Iva C. D. Tupper made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Commerce Dept. without regard to length of separation from the
service.

4800: Jan. 31 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
prescribed.

4801 : Feb. 2 Canal Zone Regulations requiring the licensing of pri-
vately-owned bicycles revoked. M 412 ; XXI PCRec 414.

4802: Feb. 2* Boundaries of the military reservation at Waimanalo,
District of Koolaupolo, Oahu, T. H., redefined.
* Has form of a proclamation.

4803 : Feb. 3 Reberta Estell Jacobs made eligible for appointment to
a position in the Government Printing Office without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

4804: Feb. 10 Rose Pauly made eligible for appointment to a position
in the classified service of the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

4805: Feb. 10 Garment makers in the Naval Clothing Factory at the
Naval Supply Depot, Brooklyn, N. Y., excluded from the operation of the
Civil Service Retirement Act of July 3, 1926, 1928 CSR 77.

4806: Feb. 11 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for use by the
Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation facilities.

4807: Feb. 13 Albert S. Roberts made eligible for the examination for
the Dallas, Oreg. postmastership without regard to the maximum age
limitations. 1928 CSR 79.

4808: Feb. 13 Grace S. E. McComb made eligible for employment as a
clerk in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4809: Feb. 13 Emma S. Rea made eligible for appointment to a clerk-
ship in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4810: Feb. 14 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation [authorizing their lease to the town of Parco for public avia-
tion purposes],

[402]

1928

4811 : Feb. 16 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 4061 of Aug. 12, 1924, reserving lands for re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4812: Feb. 21 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the use
of the Agriculture Dept. for agricultural experiment purposes.

4813: Feb. 21 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States prescribed. M 412.

4814: Feb. 24* Boundaries of the lands transferred from the Army
Supply Base at Norfolk, Va., to the Navy by E. 0. 4671 of June 20, 1927,
redefined.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

4815: Feb. 25 Regulations governing the administration of the Foreign
Service amended.

4816: Feb. 25 Trust period on 22 specified allotments to Indians on the
Oakland Reservation, Okla., expiring June 5, 1928, extended for 10 years.

4817: Feb. 28 Constance Ely made eligible for appointment in the Com-
merce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

4818: Feb. 29 Ten designated islands along the southern coast of Alaska
transferred from the Agriculture Dept. to the Interior Dept.

4819: Feb. 29 Certain described lands in Arkansas withdrawn pending
classification and legislation [authorizing their sale to the Young Men's
Christian Association for camp use].

4820: Mar. 2 Marian H. Boothe made eligible for reinstatement as a
stenographer in the Navy Dept. without regard to length of separation
from the service.

4821 : Mar. 2 Mary E. Donnelly made eligible for appointment to a
clerkship in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4822: Mar. 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 16 excepting messenger boys employed by
the Washington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System. 1928
CSR 76.

[403]

1928

4823: Mar. 5 Fairport, Lorain, and Put-in-Bay abolished as ports of
entry in Customs Collection District No. 41 (Ohio).

4824: Mar. 7 Mary P. Towle made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Boston, Mass., post office without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4825: Mar. 10 Plattsburg, N. Y., abolished as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 7 (St. Lawrence).

4826: Mar. 12 Berenice B. Shelton made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Veterans' Bureau without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

4827: Mar. 12 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4828: Mar. 12 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4829: Mar. 13 Dr. Howard M. Batchelder made eligible for reinstate-
ment to a position in the Animal Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4830: Mar. 14 Customs station of Roma, Tex., created a port of entry
in Customs Collection District No. 23 (San Antonio).

4831 : Mar. 15 Jacinto Texidor, associate justice of the Puerto Rico
Supreme Court, designated acting judge of the District Court for Puerto
Rico during the absence of the Judge Ira E. Wells.

4832: Mar. 17 E. 0.s 763 of Feb. 24, 1908, and 1057 of Apr. 2, 1909,
reserving certain inlets, shoals, and sand pits in Mosquito Inlet, Fla., as
a preserve and breeding ground for native birds, revoked.

4833: Mar. 19 National Guard Flying Regulations, governing additional
pay for personnel of the National Guard for duties involving aerial
flights amended to place said regulations on the same basis as those for
the Army, Navy and Coast Guard.

4834: Mar. 19 Alice C. Murphy made eligible for reinstatement in the
Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.

4835: Mar. 20 Dawn J. Sutton made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the Post Office Pept., or the field service thereof, without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

4836: Mar. 20 Jessie H. Collier made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[404]

1928

4837: Mar. 21 E. O. 4323 of Oct. 15, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
the Cleveland National Forest, Calif., pending resurvey, revoked, and
said lands continued in said Forest.

4838: Mar. 21 E. 0. 4346 of Nov. 23, 1925, reserving certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the
plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

4839: Mar. 21 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. O. 4100 of Nov. 7, 1924, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from
the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropria-
tion by the general public under any applicable land law.

4840: Mar. 21 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 3857 of May 31, 1923, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4841 : Mar. 21 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 4482 of July 19, 1926, reserving lands pending re-
survey; and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4842 : Mar. 22 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands, lying on Baranof Island, reserved for townsite purposes.

4843: Mar. 23 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4844: Mar. 23 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4846: Mar. 26 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Siskiyou National Forest.

4840: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending leg-
islation [to secure land for a landing field to be known as Wendover
Field].

4846-A : Mar. 30 * Frequencies assigned to Government radio stations.

* Text of this Order is registered by the Government as confidential.

[405]

1928

4847: Apr. 2 Rates of rental and subsistence allowances for officers of
the various services for the fiscal year 1929 prescribed.

4848: Apr. 2 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for the use
of the said State as a lookout station.

4849: Apr. 2 Mrs. Earl W. Boone made eligible for appointment as a
telephone operator in the Naval establishment without examination.

4860: Apr. 3 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 4100 of Nov. 7, 1924, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4851: Apr. 3 Upper Klamath Wildlife Refuge, Oreg., established as a
refuge and breeding ground for birds and wild animals.

4852: Apr. 6 E. 0.s 4199 of Apr. 10, 1925, and 4248 of June 5, 1925,
creating national forests within the Camp Dix, N. J., and Camp Knox,
Ky., Military Reservations, revoked, and said lands restored to their
former status as parts of said military reservations.

4853 : Apr. 6 Salary of Judge Edwin B. Parker as war claims arbiter
fixed at $7,500 per annum.

4854: Apr. 10 Anne H. Pinney made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the classified service without examination.

4855: Apr. 11 E. O. 4345 of Nov. 23, 1925, reserving certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War, for 91 days from the 62d day after the date of
this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

4856: Apr. 14 Theodore A. Bradford made eligible for appointment to
a clerical position in the General Accounting Office without examination.

4857: Apr. 16 E. O. 4685 of July 7, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
Wyoming in aid of pending legislation, modified by addition of certain
lands and by exclusion of certain other lands ; the excluded lands opened
only to entry under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified
ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the 62d day after
the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

4858: Apr. 16 Trust period on allotments of the Prairie Band of Pot-
tawatomi Indians in Kansas, expiring in 1928, extended for ten years;
seven exceptions specified.

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1928

4869: Apr. 17 Mrs. Boy E. Jones made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Navy Dept. without examination.

4860: Apr. 19 Pathfinder Bird Refuge, Wyo., previously abolished by
E. 0. 3725 of Aug. 18, 1922, reestablished.

4861: Apr. 23 E. 0. 4253 of June 12, 1925, withdrawing certain lands
in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the
plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

4862 : Apr. 23 Alien Property Custodian vested with certain powers
under the Trading with the Enemy Act supplemental to the powers vested
in said Custodian by E. 0. 2729-A of Oct. 12, 1917, as amended.

4863: Apr. 24 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 3914, of Oct. 5, 1923, reserving lands pending resurvey,
and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land laws by
qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

4864: Apr. 26 Nine designated employees of the Customs Service in
foreign countries made eligible for transfer to classified clerical positions
in said service.

4865: Apr. 27 Alaskan Timber Beserve No. 1 diminished.

4866: Apr. 27 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished.

4867: Apr. 28 E. 0. 4758 of Nov. 14, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
Minnesota in connection with the regulation of the level of the Lake of
the Woods, revoked and certain other described lands in Minnesota with-
drawn for said purpose.

4868 : Apr. 28 Charlotte Steele Gardner made eligible for appointment
to a clerical position in the Employees' Compensation Commission with-
out examination.

4869: May 1 Pabens, Tex., created a port of entry in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 24 (El Paso).

4870: May 3 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn for
classification and possible reservation for national park or monument
purposes.

4871 : May 3 John Q. Dudley made eligible for reinstatement as statis-
tical and research agent and legal advisor in the Commerce Dept. without
regard to length of separation from the service.

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1928

4872 : Hay 3 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for use by the
Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation facilities.

4873: May 3 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for use by the
Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation facilities.

4874: May 3 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 4460 of June 18, 1926, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropria-
tion by the general public under any applicable land law.

4875: May 3 £. 0. 4327 of Oct. 21, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to entry
under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men
of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

4876: May 3 Durham, N. C, created a port of entry in Customs Collec-
tion District No. 15 (North Carolina).

4877: May 4 E. 0. 4114 of Dec. 22, 1924, creating the McClellan Na-
tional Forest, Ala., revoked.

4878: May 8 Certain described lands in Alaska eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 1967-A of June 23, 1914, reserving lands for townsite
purposes, and restored to entry under the homestead laws applicable
to Alaska on a date to be fixed by the commissioner of the General Land
Office.

4879: May 8 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, amended to add
Chapter IV-9 covering the selection, training, and promotion of Foreign
Service officers for language assignments in the Near East, Eastern
Europe, and North Africa.

4880: May 9 Manti National Forest, Utah, enlarged.

4881 : May 9 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain described real estate in Jefferson County, Ky., formerly the
property of Waldemar Conrad von Zedtwitz of Germany.

4882: May 16 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4883 : May 16 Anna E. Sill made eligible for appointment to a position
in the classified or unclassified service without examination.

[408]

1928

4884: May 17 £. 0. 4115 of Dec. 22, 1924, creating the Jackson National
Forest, S. Car., from lands within the Camp Jackson Military Reservation,
revoked.

4886 : May 21 Certain described lands in Idaho withdrawn pending
classification and legislation [to permit acquisition of said lands by the
city of Buhl, Idaho, for public aviation purposes],

4886: May 22 Certain employees of the Coast Guard Depot at Curtis
Bay, Md., included in the classified service, and certain former employees
made eligible for reinstatement with a classified status. 1928 CSR 77.

4887: May 23 Rita C. Regan made eligible for appointment to a clerk-
ship in the Boston, Mass., post office without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

4838 : May 25 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifi-
cation and possible inclusion in the Zion National Park.

4889: May 26 Certain described lands in Minnesota withdrawn for class-
ification and pending legislation [for the inclusion of said lands in the
Superior National Forest].

4890: May 26 Harry W. Walker made eligible for appointment as post-
master at Simsbury, Conn., without examination. 1928 CSR 79.

4891: May 26 Positions of skilled laborer and tide observer in the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Commerce Dept., included with their in-
cumbents in the classified service.

4892: May 26 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter IV-8,
on regulations governing Foreign Service officers assigned for language
study in China and Japan, amended.

4893: May 26 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article X, Paragraph 173
on the registration of American citizens abroad, amended.

4894: May 26 Certain unclassified laborers in the rag laundry of the
Engraving and Printing Bureau made eligible for transfer to subclerical
positions without change in civil service status. 1928 CSR 77.

4895: May 26 E. 0. 4212 of Apr. 25, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
Arizona pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to entry
under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men
of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

4896: May 28 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for use of the
Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation facilities.

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1928

4897: Hay 28 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 3967 of Mar. 5, 1924, reserving lands pending resurvey,
and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land laws by
qualified ex-service men of the World War, for 91 days from the date
of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

4898: May 29 Trust period on allotments of the Pawnee Indians of
Oklahoma, expiring in 1928, extended 10 years; seven exceptions speci-
fied.

4899: May 29 Charlotte, N. C, created a port of entry in Customs Col-
lection District No. 15 (North Carolina).

4900: June 2 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4901: June 4 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [to afford protection to claimants
of said lands].

4902: June 4* E. O. [4846-A] of Mar. 30, 1928, assigning frequencies
to Government radio stations, amended as to certain frequencies assigned
to the Army.

* Text of this Order is not regarded as confidential.

4903: June 5 Sum of $260,000 allocated to the Governor of the Virgin
Islands for expenses incident to the occupation and government of said
islands.

4904: June 6 Deer Flat Bird Refuge, Idaho, diminished.

4905: June 6 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain real estate in Hanover Township, Pa., formerly the property
of the von Bohlen Halbach family and others, of Germany.

4906: June 6 Kate McLaughlin made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation from
the service.

4907: June 8 Victoria A. Hulbert made eligible for employment as a
clerk at the Marine Corps Headquarters, Washington, D. C, without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

4908: June 8 Time limitations waived to prolong the eligibility of John
Charles Steinberg for reinstatement in the Government service.

4909: June 9 Advisory Committee appointed to study, analyze, and
report on the Civil Service Rules relating to veterans' preference. 1928
CSR 78.

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1928

4810: June 12 £. 0. 1868 of Dec. 15, 1913, reserving certain lands in
Montana for use as a ranger station in the administration of the Madison
National Forest, revoked.

4911: June 18 Ten designated Filipinos made eligible for classified sta-
tus in the positions they hold with the Quartermaster Service, War Dept.,
Fort Mills, P. I.

4912: June 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII, on Interior Dept. positions,
Paragraph 12 amended to except consulting geologists. 1928 CSR 76.

4918: June 22 Minnesota National Forest, Minn., renamed Chippewa
National Forest.

4914: June 23 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4915: June 23 Penelope L. Matthews made eligible for appointment to
a clerical position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

4916: June 23 E. O. 4196 of Apr. 10, 1925, creating the Lee National
Forest, Va., from certain lands of the Camp Lee Military Reservation,
revoked.

4917: June 23 Canal Zone Code of Civil Procedure, Section 813 as to
f ees for process-serving, amended. M 415 ; XXI PCRec 696.

4918: June 23 * E. 0. 4703 of Aug. 10, 1927, placing Government Island,
Calif., under the control of the War Dept., revoked and said island
restored to the control of the Agriculture Dept.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4919: June 22 Regulations governing the appointment of postmasters
of the 1st, 2d, and 3d class amended. 1928 CSR 79.

4919- A: June 24 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in the San Carlos Irrigation Project.

4920: June 26 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for use by the
Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation facilities.

4921 : June 29 Certain described lands in Michigan withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4922: June 29 Mrs. R. L. Riter made eligible for reinstatement as a
clerk in the Postal Service without regard to length of separation from
the service.

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1928

4923: June 3 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXXI on entry of
merchandise into the United States, amended.

4924: July 3 Letitia E. Stewart made eligible for reinstatement to a
clerical position in the classified service without regard to length of sep-
aration from the service.

4925 : July 3 Bessie L. Dudley made eligible for reinstatement as junior
clerk in the classified service without regard to length of separation from
the service.

4926 : July 6 Harry M. Vogel made eligible for appointment to a sub-
clerical or unclassified position in the office of the Director of Public
Buildings and Public Parks of the National Capitol without regard to
Civil Service Rules or labor regulations.

4927: July 6 Charles E. Margerum made eligible for reinstatement as
a material engineer in the Naval Gun Factory at the Washington Navy
Yard without regard to length of separation from the service.

4928: July 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], Paragraph 15 amended to increase the salary limita-
tion on excepted clerical positions on the Isthmus of Panama from $80
to $100 monthly. M 416 ; 1928 CSR 76.

4929: July 7 Certain described lands within the Carson National Forest,
N. Mex., reserved for the protection of the watershed used by the Indians
of the Taos Pueblo.

4930: July 12 Tonto National Forest, Ariz., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

4930-A: July 12 E. 0. [4033-A] of June 24, 1924, reserving certain
lands within the proposed San Carlos Project, Ariz., revoked, and said
lands restored to entry.

4931 : July 13 Certain described lands in Idaho eliminated from the
operation of E. 0.s 2348 and 3393 of Mar. 22, 1916, and Jan. 28, 1921,
respectively, withdrawing lands for classification and legislation and
the excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 91 days from
the 62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

4932: July 13 E. O. 4515 of Sept. 23, 1926, reserving certain lands in
Oregon in aid of legislation, revoked.

4933: July 13 Teresa C. Suit made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the Government Printing Office without examination.

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1928

4934: July 16 Theraesa L. Irwin made eligible for appointment to a
clerkship in the Boston, Mass., post office, without regard to Civil Serv-
ice Rules.

4935: July 16 Madge Herron made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4936: July 16 E. 0. [4586] of Feb. 16, 1927, reserving certain lands in
California for the use of the Navy as an ammunition depot, revoked, and
said lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert lands
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

4937: July 23 E. 0. 4117 of Dec. 22, 1924, withdrawing certain lands
in California for classification, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of
the World War for 91 days from the 62d day after the date of this
Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

4938: July 23 E. 0. 4232 of May 25, 1925, withdrawing certain lands
in the Santa Pe National Forest, N, Mex. pending resurvey, revoked,
and said lands restored to their former status.

4939 : July 23 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for selection
by the Agriculture Dept. for establishment of the Bear River Migratory
Bird Refuge.

4940: July 23 Certain income tax returns opened to inspection in ac-
cordance with regulations prescribed by the Treasury Sec'y<

4941 : July 27 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use by
Douglas County as a primary lookout station.

4942: July 30 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-.
ing resurvey.

4943: Aug. 2 Consular Regulations of 1896 extensively amended.

4944: Aug. 3 Certain described lands in South Dakota eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 3748 of Oct. 23, 1922, withdrawing lands for classi-
fication, to permit acceptance of final proof on a certain homestead entry.

4946: Aug. 9 Rowena M. Busbey made eligible for employment as clerk
at Marine Corps Headquarters, Washington, D. C, without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

4946: Aug. 11 Humphreys National Forest, Va., on the Fort Humphreys
Military Reservation abolished, and lands restored to their former status.

[413]

1928

4047: Aug. 11 Bruja Point Military Reservation, C. Z., established. M
416;XXIIPCRec63.

4948: Aug. 14 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII, on Interior Dept. positions,
Paragraph 5 amended as to certain positions in the Indian Service, Par-
agraphs 18 and 19 revoked; Schedule B [pertaining to positions subject
to noncompetitive examinations, Section ] 1, [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], amended to revoke Paragraph 1, covering certain positions in the
Indian Service. Sept. 1929 CSA 23-June 1939 CSA 59 ; 1928 CSR 76.

4949: Aug. 14 Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 1 diminished; a de-
scribed portion of the excluded lands reserved for use in railroad or other
construction work and the remainder restored to entry.

4960: Aug. 14 Civil Service Rule VII [pertaining to certification J, Sec-
tion 2 amended to delete Paragraph 5 making the position a certain
operative in the General Accounting Office subject to the apportionment ;
Rule XI, pertaining to promotion, Section 6 revoked, removing restric-
tions on transfers and promotions of said operatives. 1928 CSR 75.

4951: Aug. 17 Snake River Administrative Site, Idaho, created for use
as a ranger station in the administration of the Caribou National Forest.

4952: Aug. 20 Gladys Evert made eligible for appointment in the classi-
fied service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4953: Aug. 20 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for use as
a ranger station in the administration of the Shoshone National Forest.

4954: Aug. 26 William A. Marshall made eligible for reinstatement in
the General Accounting Office without regard to length of separation
from the service.

4955: Aug. 30 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

4956: Aug. 31 Longview, Wash., created a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 29 (Oregon).

4957: Sept. 3 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4958: Sept. 7 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4959: Sept. 8 Certain described lands in Nevada eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4873 of May 3, 1928, reserving lands for the use of the
Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation facilities.

[414]

1928

4960: Sept. 12 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4961: Sept. 12 Mary C. Duff made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the Philadelphia, Pa., post office, without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4962: Sept. 17 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved as a rifle
range for the National Guard.

4963: Sept. 17 Certain described lands in Michigan withdrawn for class-
ification and possible inclusion in a national forest. •

4964: Sept. 17 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4965: Sept. 22 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, withdrawing lands pending
resurvey, and excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead
or desert land laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 91
days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter
to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land laws.

4966: Sept. 22 Toiyabe National Forest, Nev., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
62d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

4967: Sept. 22 Ruth McElroy Hill made eligible for reinstatement to
a position in the Post Office Dept. without regard to length of separation
from the service.

4963: Sept. 26 E. O. 4764 of Nov. 21, 1927, withdrawing certain lands
in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only
to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service-
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the
plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

4969: Sept. 28 Lillian Cecile Keys made eligible for employment as a
clerk in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4970: Sept. 28 Tulsa, Okla. created a port of entry in the Customs Col-
lection District No. 45 (St. Louis).

4971: Sept. 28 State Sec'y designated to receive and pass upon appli-
cations governing the operation of commercial aircraft between the Canal
Zone and foreign countries and to prescribed rules governing such oper-
ation. M 417 ; XXTT PCRec 157.

[415]

1928

4972: Sept. 28 Chugaoh National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

4973: Sept. 28 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded l&nds restored to entry under applicable land laws.

4974: Oct. 4 Certain described lands in Alaska eliminated from the
reserve established by E. 0. 1967-A of June 23, 1914, for townsite pur-
poses in connection with railroad and other construction work.

4975: Oct. 4 Tule Lake Bird Refuge, Calif., established.

4976: Oct. 10 Tobyhanna National Forest, Pai, established on portion
of the Tobyhanna Military Reservation, abolished.

4977: Oct. 12 Dorothy Bennett made eligible for appointment to the
position of private secretary in the Customs Court at New York, N. Y.,
without regard to length of separation from the service.

4978: Oct. 16 Grace G. Baldwin made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Commerce Dept. without regard to length of
separation from the service.

4979: Oct. 16 Trust period on allotments of the Indians of the Win-
nebago Reservation, Neb., expiring in 1928, extended 10 years; four
exceptions specified.

4980: Oct. 20 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

4981 : Oct. 20 Trust period on allotments of the Indians of the Lower
Brule Reservation, S. Dak., expiring in 1928, extended 10 years; one
exception specified.

4982: Oct. 22 E. O. 4948 of Aug. 14, 1928, classifying certain positions
in the Indian Field Service, Interior Dept., amended to make the effective
date Apr. 1, 1929. 1929 CSR 78.

4983: Oct. 25 Maintenance of a patrol in certain designated waters for
enforcement of the Northern Pacific Halibut Fishery Act ordered by
public vessels on service in said waters, including 13 designated Fisheries
Bureau vessels, and certain officials authorized to exercise the powers of
search and seizure conferred by said act.

4984: Oct. 25 Chelan National Forest, Wash., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days begin-
ning with, the 62d day after the date of this. Order, and thereafter .-. to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable laud Ikw. \

r«»i

1928

4986: Nov. 2 Josephine Robbins made eligible for employment in a
clerical capacity in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4986 : Nov. 2 Certain described lands in Osborn Townsite, in the Huntley
Project Irrigation District, Mont., reserved for the use of the Agriculture
Dept. as an agricultural field station.

4987: Nov. 2 * Certain described lands at Rockaway Point, Long Island,
N. Y., reserved for the use of War Dept. in connection with the Fort
Tilden Military Reservation.

• Has form of a proclamation.

4988: Nov. 2 Canal Zone Regulations governing the administration of
the Corozal Hospital prescribed. M 417, XXII PCRec 251.

4989: Nov. 8 E. 0. of Apr. 19, 1912, # creating Public Water Reserve
No. 3, Wyo., modified to authorize the Interior Sec'y to approve an appli-
cation of the Union Pacific Railroad Company for a water pipe-line
right-of-way across said reserve.

• Not a Numbered Order.

4990: Nov. 3 Certain described lands in Utah eliminated from opera-
tion of E. 0. 3892 of Aug. 13, 1923, reserving lands pending resurvey, and
opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by quali-
fied ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

4991 : Nov. 7 Mary 6. Overn made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Boston, Mass., post office without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4992: Nov. 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II on State Dept. positions,
amended to add Paragraph 3 excepting all employees of international
commissions, congresses, conferences, and boards. 1929 CSR 76.

4993: Nov. 10 Edith M. White made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Boston, Mass., post office without regard to Civil Service Rules.

4994: Nov. 14 Trust period on four specified allotments to Indians of
the Winnebago Reservation, Nebr., expiring in 1928, extended 10 years.

4995: Nov. 16 St. Vincent, Minn., abolished as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 34 (Dakota).

4996: Nov. 17 Certain described lands in the Inyo National Porest ?
Calif., withdrawn for the protection of the hot springs thereon, pending
their future development.

- f417]

1928

4897: Nov. 19 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

4998: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in Washington eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. of Sept. 13, 1859, # reserving land for public
purposes and the Interior Sec'y authorized to take action to restore the
excluded lands to entry.
• Not a Numbered Order.

4999: Nov. 21 Genevieve Q. Meehan made eligible for appointment to
a clerical position in the classified service with the Federal Trade Com-
mission without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6000: Nov. 23 Certain designated islands of the Aleutian group, Alaska,
eliminated from the operation of E. 0. 1733 of Mar. 3, 1913, reserving
said island as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds, and the
excluded lands opened only to entry under applicable homestead laws
requiring residence by qualified ex-service men of the World War for
91 days beginning with the 63d day from the date of this Order, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

6001: Nov. 23 Regulations governing the payment of additional com-
pensation to personnel of the various services for duties involving aerial
flights, amended.

6002: Nov. 24 E. O. 1551 of June 19, 1912, reserving certain lands in
Montana lands for use in the proposed sale of timber from the Deerlodge
National Forest, revoked, and said lands opened only to entry under
the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of the
World War for 91 days beginning with the 63d day after the date of
this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

5011-A:Dec. 3 Stephen H. Hastings made eligible for reinstatement as
senior agronomist in the Plant Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept. with-
out regard to length of separation from the service.

6011-B: Deo. 3 E. O. 4262 of July 3, 1925, withdrawing certain coastal
lands in Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi pending classification and
legislation, revoked as to a certain described portion of said lands and
the excluded lands restored to entry under appropriate public land laws.

6003: Dec. 3 Certain described lands in Koochiching and Lake of the
Woods Counties, Minn., withdrawn to effectuate the convention of Feb.
24, 1925, with Great Britain for the regulation of the level of the Lake
of the Woods.

6004: Deo. 3 Certain described lands in Montana withdrawn for classi-
fication and pending legislation [authorizing the leasing of said lands
to stockmen and the issuance of regulations governing such leases].

[418]

1928

6005: Dec. 5 Certain described lands in Louisiana withdrawn in aid of
legislation and for use in connection with control of the flood waters of
the Mississippi River.

6006: Deo. 7 Martha A. Davis made eligible for appointment to a posi-
tion in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5007: Dee. 8 E. O. 3471 of May 21, 1921, extending the employment of
persons engaged on temporary activities resulting from the World War,
revoked, and said persons covered into the classified service. 1929 CSR
79.

6008: Dec. 14 Executive departments and independent establishments
in the District of Columbia, including the Government Printing Office
and the Navy Yard and stations, ordered closed on Dec. 24, 1928. 1929
CSR 80.

5000: Dec. 15 Certain described lands in Illinois withdrawn from all
forms of appropriation except under the Isolated Tract Law (Section
2455, Revised Statutes).

5010: Dec. 15 John W. Addison, attorney and examiner in the Fed-
eral Trade Commission, made eligible for reinstatement to his former
classified status without regard to length of separation from the service.

5011 : Dec. 15 Oakland, Calif., created a port of entry in Customs Col-
lection District No. 28 (San Francisco) Calif.

5011-A: See Dec. 3, 1928.

5011-B: See Dec. 3, 1928.

5012 : Dec. 18 Flora Wilson made eligible for appointment to a position
in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5013: Dec. 18 Arthur J. Leek, Census Bureau excepted employee, made
eligible for classification as supervising special agent without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

5014: Dec. 19 Regulations governing the payment of actual travel ex-
penses and per diem allowances for civilian officers and employees pre-
scribed.

5015: Dec. 20 Bessie B. McCracken made eligible for appointment to
a position in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5016: Dec. 21 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter XX-
52 on the drawing of drafts, amended.

5017: Dec. 21 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 572 on the
drawing of drafts, amended.

[419]

1928

6018: Dec. 21 Treasury Sec'y authorized to retain in the Prohibition
Service certain temporary personnel entitled to military preference until
completion of rating of examination for the position of prohibition agent,
and to reinstate any of said preference employees dropped from said
service without charges subsequent to Aug. 16, 1929. 1928 CSR 79.

1929

5019: Jan. 2 Mildred Brown Mcintosh made eligible for appointment
as typist at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Pla., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

5020: Jan. 2 James M. E. Brown made eligible for reinstatement as
guard in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5021 : Jan. 5 Dr. Edward V. Sheely made eligible for nomination as
postmaster at Memphis, Tenn., without examination. 1929 CSR 80.

5022: Jan. 5 Regulations governing allowances for quarters and sub-
sistence for enlisted men of the various services amended.

5023 : Jan. 10 Trust period on allotments of the Iowa Indians in Kansas
and Nebraska, expiring during 1929, extended for 10 years ; three excep-
tions specified.

5024: Jan. 14 Carrie C. Anderson made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5025: Jan. 14 Certain described lands in the counties of Roseau and
Lake of the Woods, Minn., reserved in connection with the regulation
of the level of the Lake of the Woods in accordance with the convention
with Great Britain of Feb. 24, 1925.

5026: Jan. 14 Specified patrol boats of the Bureau of Fisheries ordered
to patrol the waters frequented by seal herds and sea otters, and the
masters of said vessels and certain other officials given power of search
and seizure to carry into effect the provisions of the sealing convention
of 1911 between the United States, Great Britain, Japan, and Russia.

5027: Jan. 15 Ward M. Parker made eligible for nomination as post-
master at Venice, Fla., without examination. 1929 CSR 80.

5028: Jan. 16 Trust period on allotments of the Rosebud Indians in
South Dakota, expiring during 1929, extended for 10 years.

5029: Jan. 18 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

[420]

1929

6030 : Jan. 18 Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5031 : Jan. 18 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6032: Jan. 18 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter XII,
pertaining to passports and visas, amended.

5033: Jan. 19 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved as a lookout
station for the use of said State.

5034: Jan. 19 Arthur J. Dahn made eligible for reinstatement as clerk
in the Railway Mail Service without regard to length of separation from
the service.

5035 : Jan. 23 French ville, Maine, abolished as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire).

5036: Jan. 24 Certain described lands on Oravina Island, Alaska, re-
served for the Agriculture Dept. to protect the water supply of a marine
station.

5037: Jan. 28 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifi-
cation and possible inclusion in the Zion National Park.

5038: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in California reserved for classi-
fication and possible inclusion in the Pinnacles National Monument.

5039: Peb. 4 Dam No. 3, proposed in the report to Congress (H. Doc),
1262, 64th Cong., 1st sess., named General Joe Wheeler Dam.

5040: Feb. 4 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for elk
refuge purposes.

6041 : Peb. 9 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for possible
use in connection with the establishment of the Bear River Migratory
Bird Refuge.

5042 :Feb. 15 Position of press helper in the Engraving and Printing
Bureau, Treasury Dept., together with incumbents, covered into the
competitive classified service. 1929 CSR 79.

5043 : Peb. 15 Marion Hayes McCarthy made eligible for appointment
as telephone operator in the War Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5044: Feb. 16* B. O. 4987 of Nov. 2, 1928, reserving certain lands at
Rockaway Point, N. Y., in connection with the Port TUden Military Res-
ervation, amended to correct the description of said lands.
* Has form of a proclamation.

[421]

1929

5045: Feb. 16 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 604-605 as to
record books required to be kept at inland consulates, amended.

5046: Feb. 16 E. 0. [4331] of Oct. 28, 1925, reserving certain lands in
California for classification and pending legislation, modified to author-
ize the Interior Sec'y to approve the application of the Little River Red-
wood Company for right of way for a tramway crossing across certain of
the said lands.

5047: Feb. 18 Panama Canal Zone, including the "three mile limit",
declared a military airspace reservation, and regulations governing pri-
vate aircraft navigation in said reservation, prescribed. M 420; XXII
PCRec 465.

5048: Feb. 18 E. O. 4889 of May 26, 1928, withdrawing certain lands in
Minnesota for classification and pending legislation, revoked, in so far
as it affects certain lands embraced in a prior homestead entry.

5049: Feb. 19 Anna M. Stack made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5050: Feb. 21 Samuel H. Thompson made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Indian Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5051 : Feb. 21 Loretta V. Mann, formerly in the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing and the Government Printing Office, made eligible for ap-
pointment to an appropriate position without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5052 : Feb. 21 Mrs. James E. Golladay made eligible for appointment to
an appropriate clerical position without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5053: Feb. 22 Anna M. Archibald made eligible for appointment in the
Federal service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5054: Feb. 23 Mary E. Kelly made eligible for reinstatement in the
clasified service without regard to length of separation from the service.

5055: Feb. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX [on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 3 amended to except scalers in the Forest Service in
temporary appointments. 1929 CSR 76.

5056: Feb. 23 Mary Scott Mills made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5057: Feb. 26 Gertrude L. George made eligible for appointment in the
Customs Service, Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5058: Feb. 26 Julia Behneke made eligible for appointment in the Labor
Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[422]

1929

5059: Feb. 26 Oliver H. Clarke made eligible for reinstatement in the
Office of the Supervising Architect, Treasury Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service.

5060: Feb. 26 Barbara Davis made eligible for appointment in the Com-
merce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5061 : Feb. 27 Clifford C. Marsh made eligible for reinstatement as as-
sistant postmaster at Yellowstone Park, Wyo., without regard to length
of separation from the service.

5062 : Feb. 28 Airspace over the District of Columbia designated a pro-
hibited area from midnight, Mar. 2 to midnight, Mar. 6, 1929, for public
safety purposes.

5063 : Feb. 28 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classi-
fication and pending legislation [to add them to the Crater National
Forest].

5064: Feb. 28 Elizabeth Oibson made eligible for employment as clerk
or typist in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5065: Feb. 28 Regulations governing navigation of the Panama Canal
and adjacent waters amended as to exclusion of undesirables. M 422;
XXn PCRec 507.

5066: liar. 1 E. O. 3857 of May 31, 1923, withdrawing certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked as to certain described lands and
the excluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead or desert
land laws by qualified ex-servicemen of the World War for 91 days be-
ginning with the date of filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to
appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

5067: liar. 2* E. O. 4846-A of Mar. 30, 1928, assigning frequencies to
Government radio stations amended to include assignment of frequencies
for the Navy station at Arlington, Va., for the broadcast of programs
arranged by the Pan American Union.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5068: mar. 2 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to ratings and eligibil-
ity], Paragraphs 1 and 2 amended to give greater preference to disabled
veterans, then wives and the widows of honorably discharged or injured
veterans; Rule XII [pertaining to removal and reduction], Paragraph 5
amended as to the discharge or reduction of persons entitled to military
preference. 1929 CSR 75.

5069: mar. 2 Jeannette J. Donahue made eligible for reinstatement in
the Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[423]

1929

6070 : liar. 2 James W. Girard made eligible for reinstatement as logging
engineer in the Forest Service, Agriculture Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

5071 : liar. 2 Robert 0. Hopkins made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service without regard to length of separation from the service.

6072: mar. 2 Virginia Ladd made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6073: liar. 2 Mrs. Lee H. Garby made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6074: mar. 2 Raymond P. Mulherin, formerly in the Post Office Dept.,
made eligible for reinstatement in the classified service without regard to
length of separation from the service.

6076 '.mar. 4 Mrs. William M. Stuart, nee Sarah V. Kenner, made
eligible for reinstatement as clerk in the Federal service without regard
to length of separation from the service.

6076: mar. 7 Helen V. McLeod, clerk in the General Land Office, In-
terior Dept., designated to sign the President's name to land patents dur-
ing the absence of the regular clerk.

6077: mar. 7 Viola B. Pugh, clerk in the Interior Dept., designated to
sign the President's name to land patents.

6078 : mar. 12 Lincoln, Neb., established as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 46 (Omaha).

6079 : Blar. 14 Decisions of the Internal Revenue Commissioner granting
tax refunds in excess of $20,000 ordered opened to inspection.

6080: Blar. 19 Certain described lands transferred from the Missoula
National Forest, Mont., to the Helena National Forest.

6081 : liar. 22 Roche Harbor abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 30 (Washington).

6082 : Blar. 22 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [for forest reservation purposes].

6083 : Blar. 23 Emma E. Kennedy made eligible for reinstatement as
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., without
regard to length of separation from the service.

6084: liar. 28 Lessie L. Schaefer made eligible to take a general clerical
examination in the 11th Civil Service District without regard to the age
limitations.

['424]

1929

6085: liar. 28 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6086: Mar. SO E. 0. 4715 of Sept. 8, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked as to certain lands, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

6087: Apr. 1 Trust period on allotments to the Indians on the Siletz
Reservation, Oreg., expiring during 1929, extended 10 years; 11 excep-
tions specified. ,

6088: Apr. 8 Sum of $314,000 allocated to the Governor of the Virgin
Islands for expenses incident to the occupation and government of said
Islands; $49,000 of said sum to be available for public works projects
damaged or deferred by the hurricane of Sept. 1928.

6089 : Apr. 9 Certain prescribed lands in Colorado withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [to add such lands to the Avapalve
National Forest] .

6090: Apr. 9 E. O. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked as to certain lands, and the ex-
cluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days beginning
with the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appro-
priation by the general public under any applicable land law.

6091 : Apr. 9 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6092: Apr. 9 Crook National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and the excluded
lands reserved for to wnsite purposes.

6093 : Apr. 9 Ida Strong made eligible for appointment in the Agricul-
ture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6094: Apr. 12 William A. Kennedy made eligible for appointment as
associate construction engineer in the Office of the Supervising Architect,
Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6096: Apr. 16 Nunivak Island, off the Alaska coast west of Etolin Strait,
reserved for the use of the Agriculture Dept. for experimental purposes
and as a game and bird preserve.

6096: Apr. 19 Port limits of Boston, headquarters port of Customs Col-
lection District No. 4. (Massachusetts), extended to include Braintree.
Weymouth, and Hingham, and the waters adjacent thereto.

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1929

5097: Apr. 20 Interior Sec'y authorized to lease lands in Alaska light-
house reserves for fur farming purposes on approval of the Commerce
Sec'y.

6098: Apr. 28 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6099: Apr. 26 Rates of rental and subsistence allowance for officers of
the various services made effective for the fiscal year 1930.

6100: Apr. 27 Jean N. Edington, temporary employee in the Agricul-
ture Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6101: Apr. 29 Mary Elizabeth Porterfield made eligible for appointment
as operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6102: Apr. 80 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6103: May 1 Lottie C. Meyer made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the office of the Director of Public Buildings and Parks of the National
Capitol without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6104: May 1 Regulations governing the appointment of postmasters of
the 1st, 2d and 3d class prescribed. Dec. 1930 CSA 95, Mar. 1932 CSA
114; 1929CSR80.

6106: May 3 Certain described lands in Nevada, including Fortguile
Canyon Pueblo, withdrawn for possible inclusion in a national monument.

6106: May 4 Alaska excluded from the operation of E. O. of April 27,
1926, # establishing Public Water Reserve No. 107.

* Not a Numbered Order.

6107: May 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XX, on Em-
ployees' Compensation Commission positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one
private secretary or confidential clerk to each member of the Commission.
1929 CSR 77.

6108: May 10 Certain described lands in Washington reserved as a
lookout station.

6109: May 13 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

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1929

5110: Hay IS Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 368, as to ad-
missible classes of Chinese, and Paragraph 530 as to the numbering and
recording of fees, amended ; new Tariff of Fees prescribed.

5111 : Hay 13 Regulations governing the employment of unskilled labor-
ers outside of Washington, D. C, Regulation VIII on reinstatement
amended. 1929 CSR 79.

5112 : May 14 Juliette V. Harring made eligible for appointment in the
Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5113: May 14 Marie Crossette made eligible for appointment in the
Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5113-A:May 14 Alien Property Custodian delegated certain further
powers under the Trading with the Enemy Act.

5114: May 15 Horace Paul Bestor designated Farm Loan Commissioner
of the Farm Loan Board.

5115: May 15 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5116: May 15 Certain described lands in Arkansas withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5117: May 10 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
legislation authorizing their sale to the city of Los Angeles for protection
of its watershed.

5118: May 16 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use as a
lookout station by said State.

5119: May 17 • B. 0. 3885 of July 27, 1923, reserving certain lands at
Keaau Ridge and Eaena Point, Oahu, T. H., for military purposes,
amended as to the description of said lands.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5120: May 17 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing archaeological investigation by the Smithsonian Institution.

5121 : May 18 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5122: May 18 Fort Eeogh Bird Refuge, Mont., created.

5128: May 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IX, on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions [Paragraph] 1 amended to add a sub-paragraph (b) covering cer-

[427]

1929

tain agents employed to take and transmit meteorological observations
in connection with airways. 1929 CSR 77.

5124: May 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], Paragraph 6 amended as to the maximum salary limits of part-time
employees covered. 1929 CSR 77.

5125: Hay 28 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for railroad
purposes.

5126: Hay 24 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter VI,
pertaining to "leave of absence,' ' amended.

5127: May 24 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXIV, pertaining
to miscellaneous services, amended as to leave of absence.

5128: May 27 Joseph B. White made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5129: May 28 Certain described lands in Zamboanga, Province of Min~
danao, and in the municipality of Jolo, P. I., reserved for military pur-
poses.

5130 : May 29 Port limits of New Orleans, La., headquarters of Customs
Collection District No. 20, extended to include a portion of Plaquemines
Parish.

5181 : May 81 George Henry Malone, Navy yeoman, made eligible for
appointment as supervising clerk at the Cavite Naval Station, P. I., with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules.

5132: June 6 Kahauiki (Port Shafter) Military Reservation, Oahu,
T. H., diminished and the excluded lands restored to the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii for road purposes.

5133: June 7 B. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal
government, waived to permit Percy W. Phillips, member of the Board of
Tax Appeals, to teach in the summer school of the University of North
Carolina.

5134: June 12 Mary V. Eehoe made eligible for appointment in the
General Accounting Office without examination.

5135: June 12 Walter E. Liscombe made eligible for appointment as
associate construction engineer in the Office of the Supervising Architect
of the Treasury without regard to length of separation from the service:

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1929

5136: June 12 Alaska Railroad Townsite Regulations amended to
authorize the Interior Sec'y to reappraise and sell the unimproVed lots in
Nenana Townsite and to readjust assessments levied against them for
certain improvements.

5137: June 17 Carbury, N. Dak., created a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 34 (Dakota).

5138: June 17 Certain decribed lands in Wisconsin withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in a national forest.

5139: June 19 Certain described lands on Luzon, Romblon, and Cuyo
Islands, P. I., established as naval reservations.

5140: June 20 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5141 : June 20 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn for classifi-
cation as to their suitability for game refuge purposes.

5142: June 20 Ralph Ely Stedman made eligible for reinstatement in
the classified service without regard to length of separation from the
service.

5143 : June 21 Entry of passengers from any port in China, Hong Kong,
and the Philippines into the United States or any of its possessions or
dependencies, temporarily prohibited due to the danger of introducing
epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis.

5144: June 25 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5145: June 29 Ida A. Coffey made eligible for appointment to a position
in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5146: June 29 Edna May made eligible for appointment as operative in
the Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

5147: July 1 Huachuca District of the Coronado National Forest [Ariz.]
abolished.

5148: July 1 Trust period on allotments of the Indians of the Omaha
Reservation, Neb., expiring during 1929, extended 10 years.

5149: July 5 Frances D. Haldeman made eligible for reinstatement as
operative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., with-
out regard to length of separation from the service.

[429]

1929

5160 : July 5 Mae A. Krigbaum made eligible for reinstatement as opera-
tive in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., without re-
gard to length of separation from the service.

5151: July 30 E. 0. 1713 of Feb. 24, 1913, reserving certain islands in
Washington for public purposes, revoked as to Sheep and Double Islands.

5152: July 8 Lulu M. Davis made eligible for reinstatement as operative
in the Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., without regard to
length of separation from the service.

5153: July 9 Civil Service Rule IX, pertaining to reinstatement, Section
1, Clause (a) as to length of separation from the service, amended.
1929 CSR 76.

5154: July 9 Birdie E. Gordon made eligible for reinstatement as opera-
tive in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, Treasury Dept., without
regard to length of separation from the service.

5155: July 11 Port de Russy Military Reservation, Honolulu, T. H.,
diminished, and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the
Territory of Hawaii for the widening of Ena Road.

5156: July 13 Harvey M. Hutchinson, associate justice of the Puerto
Rico Supreme Court, designated acting judge of the district court for
Puerto Rico during the absence of Judge Ira K. Wells.

5157: July 16 Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation, Honolulu, T. H.,
diminished, and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the
Territory of Hawaii with restrictions requiring the use of the restored
land "solely for park purposes" removed.

5158: July 16 Cedar Keys Bird Refuge, Fla., established.

5159 : July 18 Reidsville created a port of entry in Customs Collection
District No. 15 (North Carolina).

5160: July 19 Certain described lands in Oregon and California with-
drawn for use by the Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air naviga-
tion facilities.

5161 : July 23 Louis Bulicek made eligible for appointment in the Com-
merce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5162: July 24 E. 0. 3815 of Apr. 9, 1923, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming as an airfield for the Post Office Dept., revoked.

5163 : July 25 Howard Fyf e given classified status as assistant despatch
agent in the Despatch Agency of New York, N. Y.

[430]

1929

5164: July 25 James Lawrence Bent, chief electrician's mate in the
Navy, made eligible for appointment as police lieutenant in the Indus-
trial Dept. of the Cavite Naval Station, P. I., without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

5165: July 26 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5166: July 26 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5167: July 29 Robert F. Kerkam, chief yeoman in the Naval Reserve,
made eligible for appointment as stenographer at the Cavite Naval Sta-
tion, P. I., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5168: July 29 Myrtle B. Shely made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without examination.

5169: Aug. 7 Souris, N. Dak., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 34 (Dakota).

5170: Aug. 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended by addition of Subdivision X, # on
Navy Dept. positions, Paragraph 1 including certain positions under the
Naval Establishment in the Philippines. 1928 CSR 78.

* Erroneously numbered. Later designated Subdivision XI.

5171 : Aug. 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision II, on State Dept. positions,
Paragraph 1 amended to revoke the exception of certain draftsmen; 10
incumbents classified ; Schedule B, pertaining to positions subject to non-
competitive examination, amended by addition of Subdivision X to in-
clude certain specialists positions in the State Dept. 1929 CSR 77.

5172: Aug. 9 Certain described lands in Montana withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5173: Aug. 9 Trust period on allotments of Indians on the Yankton
Sioux Reservation, S. Dak., expiring during 1929, extended for 10 years.

5174: Aug. 21 E. 0. 4679 of June 29, 1927, amended to correct descrip-
tion of the Pupukea Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H.

5175: Aug. 21 Marjorie M. Noone made eligible for appointment in the
Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5176: Aug. 28 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to allow acquisition by the Board of
Directors of School District No. 82, Jackson County, Oreg.].

[431]

1929

5177: Aug. 23 E. 0. 4506 of Sept. 11, 1926, withdrawing certain lands
in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only
to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

5178: Aug. 28 E. 0. 4763 of Nov. 21, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat
of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

5179: Aug. 28 E. 0. 4766 of Nov. 25, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat
of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

5180: Aug. 29 Jeanette C. Vaughan made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5181: Aug. 29 E. 0. 4222 of May 11, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men of World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

5182 : Aug. 29 Certain described lands in California and Nevada with-
drawn for classification.

5183: Aug. 30 E. 0. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked as to certain described lands, and
the excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from
the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropria-
tion by the general public under any applicable land law.

5184: Sept. 6 E. 0. 4460 of June 18, 1926, withdrawing certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked as to certain described lands, and
the excluded land opened only to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from
the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropria-
tion by the general public under any applicable land law.

5185: Sept. 6 Colon Naval Radio Station, C. Z., reestablished. M 423;
XXIII PCRec 134.

[432]

1929

5186: Sept. 7 Ida Elizabeth Henning made eligible for appointment in
the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5187: Sept. 9 * E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal
Government, waived to permit the appointment of certain State and
county officials as census supervisors. 1930 CSR 52.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5188: Sept. 10 E. 0. 9 of Jan 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal
Government, waived for certain part-time Indian Service employees.
Mar. 1932 CSA 91-Sept. 1934 CSA 180; 1930 CSR 53.

5189: Sept. 11 • Regulations for administering the Foreign Service on
an interchangeable basis prescribed.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5190: Sept. 11 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to allow purchase by the city of McMinn-
ville for water-supply protection] .

5191: Sept. 13 E. 0. 4262 of July 3, 1925, withdrawing certain lands in
Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida pending classification and legislation,
revoked as to certain described lands in Florida to permit the homestead
entry of Charley McMillan to remain intact.

5192 : Sept. 14 Lewiston, N. Y., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collections District No. 9 (Buffalo).

5193: Sept. 14 Limits of the ports of entry of Astoria, Portland, and
Marshfield, Oreg., and of Longview, Wash., in Customs Collection Dis-
trict No. 29 (Oregon) extended.

5194: Sept. 16 Certain described lands in Arkansas withdrawn for classifi-
cation in connection with certain areas acquired or to be acquired for
national forests.

5195: Sept. 16 E. 0. 3883 of July 27, 1923, withdrawing certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked as to certain described lands, and
the excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

5196: Sept. 21 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use by
the Forest Service as forest fire patrol headquarters.

5197: Sept. 21 Power Site Reserve No. 421, Calif, and Nev., diminished.

[433]

1929

5197-A: Sept. SO* Frequencies assigned to government radio stations.
* Text of this Order is regarded bj the Government as confidential

5198: Sept. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IX [on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add Paragraph 6 excepting two assistants to the Agri-
culture Sec'y. 1930 CSR 51.

5199: Oct. 1 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land law.

5200: Oct. 1 Division of Cooperative Marketing of the Agricultural
Economics Bureau, Agriculture Dept., transferred to the Federal Farm
Board. Code Supp 60.

5201: Oct. 3 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn for classifi-
cation and possible addition to the Hovenweep National Monument.

5202: Oct. 7 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5203: Oct. 8 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifica-
tion and pending legislation [to permit the Interior Sec'y to sell certain
portions to the Portland Girl Scouts for a summer camp],

5204: Oct. 9 Estelle Roberts made eligible for appointment as matron in
the Immigration Service, Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5205: Oct. 9 Erwin O. May made eligible for appointment as asst. cus-
toms agent, for assignment in Berlin, Germany, without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

5206: Oct. 11 Customs station of Oroville established a port of entry in
Customs Collection District No. 30 (Washington).

5207: Oct. 12 E. O. of Mar. 30, 1901, # reserving certain lands in Alaska
for reindeer stations, and E. O. 2508 of Jan. 3, 1917, reserving lands on
Norton Bay, Alaska, for the use of the Bureau of Education and for
natives of indigenous Alaskan race, revoked in part and the excluded
lands opened only to entry under applicable homestead laws requiring
residence by ex-service men of the World War for 91 days beginning
with the 63d day from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appro-
priation by the general public under any applicable land law.

* Not a Numbered Order.

5208: Oct. 12 Certain described lailds in Nevada withdrawn pending
resurvey.

[434]

1929

6209: Oct. 12 Guilia P. Burke made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6210: Oct. 17 Josephine Jackley made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6211 : Oct. 19 Airspace over certain specified military areas in Maryland
set apart for national defense purposes.

6212: Oct. 26 E. O. 4726 of Sept. 27, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
Washington pending resurvey, revoked in part, and the excluded lands
opened to entry only under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified
ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing
of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

6213: Oct. 28 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VllI [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 5 amended as to certain Indian Service positions ; Para-
graphs 6-8, 15-19, and 26 revoked. 1930 CSR 51.

6214: Oct. 30 Certain described lands in Alaska and the waters at
Dolgoi Island, Port Graham, Yakutal Bay, and Wide Bay reserved for use
of the Navy Dept.

6216: Nov. 1 E. O. 4460 of June 18, 1926, withdrawing certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part, and the excluded lands
opened to entry only under the homestead or desert land laws by quali-
fied ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

6216: Nov. 2 E. O. 3748 of Oct. 23, 1922, withdrawing certain lands in
South Dakota for classification, revoked in part, and the excluded lands
opened to entry only under the homestead and desert land laws by
qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the 63d day
from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

6217: Nov. 4 Public Water Reserves Nos. 53, 63, and 86, N. Mex., dimin-
ished.

6218: Nov. 4 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6219: Nov. 6 Certain described lands in Alaska, lying within the old
Port Davis Military Reservation, reserved for use of the Reindeer Service.

6220: Nov. 8 Regulations for securing uniformity of style and form, and
for the better safeguarding of the texts of Executive Orders and Proc-
lamations, prescribed.

[435]

1929

5221: Nov. 1% Government employees on leave forbidden to work for
any foreign government, corporation, partnership, or individual, that is
in competition with American industry. Dec. 1930 CSA 62-June 1939
CSA 152; 1930 CSR 53; M 424.

Nov. 12 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation authorizing their sale to the city of
Napa for watershed protection.

5223: Nov. 12 E. 0. 4796 of Jan. 19, 1928, withdrawing certain lands in
Idaho for use by the Commerce Dept. for air navigation purposes, re-
voked in part, and the excluded lands opened only to entry under the
homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World
War for 91 days from the 62d day after the date of this Order, and there-
after to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land
law.

5224: Nov. 15 Alice Tasker, former Veterans' Bureau employee, made
eligible for reinstatement in the classified service.

5225: Nov. 15 Eliza C. O'Reilly made eligible for appointment to a
classified position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5226: Nov. 18 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter XII-6,
and Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXII, Paragraph 366, amended
as to the granting of diplomatic visas.

5227: Nov. 18 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

5228: Nov. 21 Benton Lake Bird Refuge, Mont., established.

5229: Nov. 25 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
legislation authorizing their sale to the city of Los Angeles for protection
of its water supply system.

5230: Nov. 25 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XXI, on Federal
Farm Board positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one private secretary or
confidential clerk to each member of said Board. 1930 CSR 51.

5231 : Nov. 25 Germaine M. Finley made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5232: Nov. 25 Maude Williams, temporary employee in the Treasury
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

[436]

1929

5288: Dec. 4 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation authorizing their sale to the city of
Napa for watershed protection.

5234: Dec. 4 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5285: Dec. 6 Marguerite Barrett made eligible for reinstatement in the
Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from the service.

5236: Dec. 9 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision HI [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 12 amended to apply to national and asst. national
bank examiners, receivers and asst. receivers under the office of the Comp-
troller of the Currency. 1930 CSR 52.

5237: Dec. 10 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification.

5238: Dec. 12 Executive departments and independent establishments
in the District of Columbia, including the Government Printing Office and
the Navy Yard and stations, ordered closed on Dec. 24, 1929. 1930 CSR
53.

5239: Dec. 12 Travel expenses allowed the substitute register, and
James G. Pindlay appointed special disbursing officer, in connection with
the case of U. 8. v. Standard Oil Co. of California, involving title to cer-
tain lands within Naval Oil Reserve No. 1, Calif.

5240: Dec. 14 # E. O. 4679 of June 29, 1927, amended as to the descrip-
tion of the Pupukea Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., and E. 0. 5174 of
Aug. 21, 1929, amending said Order, revoked.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5241 : Dec. 16 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5242: Dec. 16 Clarence M. Young, Asst. Commerce Sec'y under the Act
of 1926, designated to act as Commerce Sec'y during the absence of the
Sec'y and the Asst. Sec'y under the Act of 1903.

5243: Dec. 19 E. O. 1733 of Mar. 3, 1913, reserving all the Aleutian
Islands, Alaska, for game and bird preserves and fisheries, revoked as to
a described portion of Amaknak Island and said portion opened to entry
under the homestead laws applicable to Alaska by qualified ex-service
men of the World War for 91 days from the 63d day from the date of this
Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

[ 437 ]

1929

5244: Dec. 23 Certain described lands in Washington reserved for use
as a ranger station in the administration of Columbia National Forest.

5245: Dec. 23 Public Water Reserve No. 36, Wyo., modified to authorize
the Interior Sec'y to approve an application by the Vinta Pipe Line Co.
for a gas pipe-line crossing.

5246: Dec. 23 Power Site Reserve No. 377, Utah, modified to authorize
the Interior Sec'y to approve an application by the Vinta Pipe Line Co.
for a gas pipe-line crossing.

5247: Dec. 23 Edwin V. Morgan retained as Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary to Brazil, for a period not exceeding five years from
Feb. 22, 1930.

5248: Dec. 28 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
made subject to noncompetitive examinations], amended to add Subdivi-
sion XII, on the Federal Farm Board, Paragraphs 1 and 2, covering
attorneys and special experts. 1930 CSR 52.

5249: Dec. 31 Certain described lands in Michigan withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in a national forest.

5250: Dec. 31 E. 0. [3968] of Mar. 5, 1924, amended to provide for the
establishment of a pardon board for the Canal Zone. M 424; XXIII
PCRec 349.

5251 : Dec. 31 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved as a target
range for the National Guard.

5252: Dec. 31 Petroleum Restoration No. 58, Colorado No. 2; E. 0. of
Oct. 25, 1918,* creating Petroleum Reserve No. 61, Colorado No. 2, re-
voked, insofar as it affects certain described lands.

* Not a Numbered Order.

5253 : Dec. 31 Trust period on allotments made to Indians of the Omaha
Reservation, Neb., expiring in 1930, extended for 10 years.

5254: Dec. 31 E. 0. 4393 of Mar. 15, 1926, reserving certain lands in
New Mexico as a target range for the National Guard, revoked, and said
lands opened to entry only under the homestead or desert land laws by
qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days after the 63d day
from date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation under any ap-
plicable land law.

5255 : Dec. 31 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved as a
target range for the National Guard.

[438]

1930

5266: Jan. 3 Regulations governing commutation of rations and quar-
ters to enlisted men of the various services prescribed.

6257: Jan. 9 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved as a target
range for the National Guard.

5258: Jan. 9 Certain described lands in North Dakota withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [in conjunction with the reforesta-
tion program] .

5259: Jan. 10 Mary Bernadine Partridge made eligible for appointment
as a clerk in the Prohibition Bureau, Treasury Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

5260: Jan. 10 Commission for the efficient administration of depart-
mental business in Alaska, composed of the ex-officio commissioners for
Alaska for the Interior, Agriculture and Commerce Departments, created.

5261 : Jan. 20 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6262: Jan. 20 E. 0.s 4798 of Jan. 23, 1928, and 4828 of Mar. 12, 1928,
reserving certain Arizona lands pending resurvey, revoked, and said
lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only by
ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing
of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

5263: Jan. 22 Alien Property Custodian authorized to sell at private
sale certain specified stock of the U. S. Metals Refining Co., formerly
the property of the Nationalbank fur Deutschland (Darmstadter und
Nationalbank) of Berlin, Germany.

5264: Jan. 24 # Importation of parrots into the United States or its
possessions temporarily prohibited to prevent spread of a disease com-
municated by infected parrots.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5266: Jan. 24 Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., dimin-
ished, and excluded lands restored to the Government of the Territory
of Hawaii.

5266: Jan. 24 Fort Ruger Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., diminished,
and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii.

5267: Jan. 25 Salary of Judge James Waldron Remick as war claims
arbiter fixed at $10,000 per annum.

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5268: Jan. 25 E. O. 3206 of Dec. 30, 1919, creating the Board of Surveys
and Maps, amended to include the Lighthouse Bureau, Commerce Dept.,
for representation on said Board.

5269: Feb. 1 Jose T. Casanovas, employee in the Quartermaster Corps
of the Army in Puerto Rico, made eligible for classified status without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

5270 : Peb. 4 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved for use as a
public water reserve.

6271 : Peb. 7 Power Site Restoration No. 435, Colorado : Executive
orders of Dec. 4, 1909,* and July 2, 1910, # creating Temporary Power Site
Withdrawal No. 81, and Power Site Reserve No. 81, revoked in respect of
certain described lands.

* Not Numbered Orders.

5272: Peb. 7 Public Water Restoration No. 62, New Mexico No. 7: Pub-
lic Water Reserve No. 50, New Mexico No. 3, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands made subject to disposition under any applicable land law
on a date to be announced.

5273: Peb. 7 Public Water Reserve No. 129, New Mexico No. 13, created
for stock watering and grazing purposes.

6274: Peb. 7 Public Water Reserve No. 127, Utah No. 19, created for
stock watering and grazing purposes.

5275: Peb. 7 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifica-
tion and possible addition to Zion National Park.

5276: Peb. 7 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in a national monument.

5277: Peb. 7 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for the use of
the Agriculture Dept. for agriculture experiment purposes.

5278: Peb. 7 Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn for classifi-
cation and possible inclusion in a national forest.

5279: Peb. 8 E. 0.s 4207 of Apr. 18, 1925, 4273 of July 23, 1925, and
4433 of Apr. 24, 1926, reserving certain lands in Utah pending legislation
revoked.

5280: Peb. 17 Deep Creek Administrative Site, Mont., created as an
addition to the Deep Creek Ranger Station for use in the administration
of the Helena National Forest.

5281 : Peb. 17 Air space over certain naval harbors declared closed ports
by E. O. 1613 of Sept. 23, 1912, reserved for governmental purposes and
prohibited to civil aircraft.

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5282: Feb. 19 Certain described lands in Louisiana reserved for possible
inclusion in a national monument. t

6283: Feb. 21 Mabel V. Birch made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5284: Feb. 21 Fort Pierce, Fla., created as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 18.

5285: Feb. 25 Eustaquio Vallecer made eligible for classification as mas-
ter in the Harbor Boat Service of the War Dept. in the Philippines with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules.

5286: Feb. 25 H. Percival Dodge made eligible for reinstatement as a
Foreign Service officer. Class I, without examination.

5287: Feb. 25 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5288: Feb. 26 E. O. 5256 of Jan. 3, 1930, governing commutation of
rations and quarters of enlisted men of the various services, revoked and
E. 0.s 4728 and 5022 of Sept. 29, 1927, and Jan. 5, 1929, respectively,
restored to force.

5289: Mar. 4 Certain described lands in 40 designated native villages in
Alaska reserved pending survey for the use of the Office of Education as
school sites.

5290: Mar. 5 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article XXVII, extensively
amended as to accounts and returns of consular officers.

5291 : Mar. 5 New Bern and Manteo, N. C, abolished as ports of entry
in Customs Collection District No. 15.

5292: Mar. 5 Public Water Reserve No. 130, Nevada No. 21, established.

5293: Mar. 5 Public Water Restoration No. 63, Montana No. 11: Public
Water Reserve No. 51 diminished and the excluded lands restored to the
public domain and made subject to disposition under any applicable land
law.

5294: Mar. 5 E. O. 5208 of Oct. 12, 1929, reserving certain lands in
Nevada for resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described lands
within the Dixie National Forest, and said lands restored to use for forest
purposes.

5295: Mar. 6 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter XX,
pertaining to accounts and returns of diplomatic officers, cancelled and
new regulations substituted therefor.

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5296: Mar. 8 E. 0.s 2905 of July 8, 1918, and 3394 of Jan. 28, 1921,
reserving certain lands in Wyoming pending legislation to enlarge the
Yellowstone National Park, revoked with respect to certain described
lands within the Targhee National Forest.

5297: Mar. 10 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
resurvey.

5298: Mar. 10 Canal Zone Regulations governing the licensing of motor
vehicles amended. M 424 ; XIII PCRec 508.

5299 : Mar. 10 Trust period on allotments to the Prairie Band of Potta-
watomi Indians in Kansas, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years; 19 ex-
ceptions specified.

5300: Mar. 11 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

5301 : Mar. 12 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Crow
Reservation, Montana, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years ; three excep-
tions specified.

5302: Mar. 12 Trust period on allotments to the Rosebud Indians in
South Dakota, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years ; 10 exceptions speci-
fied.

5303: Mar. 12 Trust period on allotments to the Indians on the Devil's
Lake Reservation, N. Dak., expiring in 1930, extended 10 years; one ex-
ception specified.

5304: Mar. 14 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
resurvey.

5305: Mar. 18 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Nez
Perce Reservation, Idaho, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years; four ex-
ceptions specified.

5306: Mar. 18 Trust period on allotments to the Indians of the Seneca
Tribe in Oklahoma, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years; 57 exceptions
specified.

5307: Mar. 20 Fishlake National Forest, Utah, enlarged.

5308: Mar. 20 Certain described lands at Malabang, Lanao Province,
P. I., reserved for military purposes.

5309: Mar. 24 Certain described lands in Minnesota reserved pending
resurvey.

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1930

6310: Mar. 25 H. Charles Spruks made eligible for appointment to a
classified position in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

6311 : Mar. 25 Mabel P. Hollister made eligible for appointment as ste-
nographer and typist in the Plans Division, Smithsonian Institution, with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules.

5312: Mar. 26 Power-Site Restoration No. 436: Power Site Reserves Nos.
21, 91, 132, 168, 241, 259, 283, 295, 338, 358, 410, 475, 513, and 654, dimin-
ished, and excluded lands restored to the public domain.

5313: Mar. 26 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved pending legis-
lation [to enlarge the Fremont National Forest].

6314: Mar. 26 Salt Plains Wildlife Refuge, Okla., established.

5315: Mar. 26 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

5316: Apr. 3 Wolf Island Wildlife Refuge, Ga., established.

6317: Apr. 3 E. 0. [5291] of Mar. 5, 1930, abolishing New Bern and
Manteo, N. C, as customs ports of entry, suspended.

5318: Apr. 7 Aleutian Islands Game and Bird Preserve Reservation,
Alaska, enlarged.

6319: Apr. 7 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
legislation authorizing their sale to the city of Los Angeles for water-
supply protection.

5320: Apr. 7 Limits of the port of entry of Niagara Falls, N. Y., in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 9 (Buffalo) extended to include Lewiston.

5321 : Apr. 8 Certain tax returns opened to inspection by the Commerce
Dept. for statistical purposes.

5322: Apr. 9 San Luis, Ariz., designated a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 26.

5323: Apr. 10 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
resurvey.

5324: Apr. 10 Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, designated as an unhealth-
f ul Foreign Service post for retirement purposes.

5325: Apr. 12 Liza B. Moncure made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

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6326: Apr. 14 All unreserved islands, rocks, and pinnacles in the Pacific
Ocean off the California coast reserved for classification and pending
legislation [for their proper disposal] .

6827: Apr. 16 All public lands containing oil shale deposits reserved for
investigation, examination, and classification.

6328: Apr. 16 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved pending
resurvey.

6329: Apr. 16 Laura Mae Decker made eligible for appointment in the
Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6330: Apr. 16 Helen Laddbush made eligible for appointment in the
Interstate Commerce Commission without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6331 : Apr. 17 Certain described lands in California reserved for town-
site purposes.

6332: Apr. 22 Assistant War Sec'y, under the Act of 1926, designated
to act as War Sec'y during the absence of the latter.

6333: Apr. 22 Mary Edwina Coons, temporary employee, made eligible
for employment for one year in the classified service under the Federal
Trade Commission without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6334: Apr. 22 Selma F. Dinger made eligible for appointment in the
War Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6336: Apr. 22 Thelma D. Roy, temporary employee, made eligible for
employment for one year in the classified service of the Treasury Dept.
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6336: Apr. 23 Coal Land Restoration, Utah No. 48 :E. O. of July 7,
1910,* establishing coal land withdrawal Utah No. 1, for classification
purposes, revoked with respect to certain described lands classified by
the Geological Survey Director.

* Not a Numbered Order.

6337: Apr. 23 Regulations governing the kind and quantities of the
component articles of the Army ration amended.

6338: Apr. 23 Ewile E. Jett, Andrew D. Ring, and Eugene Cogley made
eligible for retention under the Federal Radio Commission without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

6339: Apr. 26 Certain described lands in Arizona and Nevada reserved
for classification and possible inclusion in a national monument.

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1930

6340: Apr. 26 Ida K. Marsh, former temporary employee, made eligible
for employment for one year* in the Census Bureau, Commerce Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6341: Hay 2 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved pending re-
survey.

6342: Hay 6 Certain described lands in Arkansas reserved pending re-
survey.

6343: Hay 6 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved pending re-
survey.

6344: Hay 8 Public Water Reserve No. 131, Mont., Nev., Oreg., and
Utah, established.

6346: Hay 8 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended to conform to
simplified administrative methods and to secure uniformity of style;
Tariff of Fees amended as to the consular certificates prescribed in Forms
Nos. 13 and 14.

6346: Hay 9 Certain described lands in Minnesota reserved pending
resurvey.

6347: Hay 12 Florence R. Hopkins made eligible for appointment for
one year in theTreasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6348: Hay 12 Helen Hall York made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the classified service of the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6349: Hay 12 Bird Island Wildlife Refuge, Utah, established.

6360: Hay 22 San Diego and Imperial Counties, Calif., separated from
Customs Collection District No. 27 (Los Angeles), and established as
Customs Collection District No. 25 (San Diego), to include Andrade,
Calexico, San Ysidro, and Tecate, as ports of entry.

6361: Hay 23 Phosphate Restoration No. 52 diminished; E. 0. of Feb.
3, 1913, # creating Phosphate Reserve No. 16, Florida No. 5, revoked with
respect to certain described lands and said lands restored to the public
domain and made subject to disposition under any applicable land law.
* Not a Numbered Order.

6362: Hay 23 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the use of
the Bureau of Biological Survey, Agriculture Dept., in connection with a
reindeer experiment station.

6363: Hay 27 Closing of Government offices in the District of Columbia
on Saturday, May 31, 1930, ordered and E. O. 4644 of May 9, 1927, relat-
ing to Saturday hours of work during the summer months, made applica-
ble from the second Saturday in June. 1931 CSR 53.

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1930

5364: May 27 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
resnrvey.

6366: Hay 28 Rental and subsistence allowences for officers of the vari-
ous services made effective for the fiscal year 1931.

6356: May 28 Trust period on allotments to the Prairie Band of Potta-
watomi Indians in Kansas, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years; 11 ex-
ceptions specified.

5357: May 29 Trust period on allotments to the Uncompahgre, Uintah,
and White Bands of Ute Indians in Utah, expiring in 1930, extended 10
years.

6368: June 3 Funds available to the Interior Dept. for the study* of and
report on the public domain, ordered disbursed by the chief disbursing
officer of said Dept., on certificate of the executive sec'y of the Com-
mittee on the Administration and Conservation of the Public Domain.

6369: June 3 Certain described coal lands in Alaska reserved for the
use of the Office of Education.

6360: June 3 Power-Site Restoration 438: Power Site Reserves Nos. 661
and 664, Oreg., 86 and 302, Calif., and 305, Idaho, diminished, and ex-
cluded lands restored to the public domain.

5361 : June 4 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the use of
the Alaskan Road Commission.

5362: June 4 Certain described lands in California reserved to protect
the mineral spring therein, and to permit the leasing thereof.

6363: June 4 Power-Site Restoration No. 440: Power-Site Reserve No.
397, Mont., revoked with respect to certain described lands.

5364: June 5 Certain described lands on Unalaska Island, Alaska, re-
served for the use of the Navy Dept.

6365: June 10 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for use in
vocational training of natives and for other purposes.

5366: June 13 E. O. 4430 of Apr. 23, 1926, reserving certain shore lands
in Michigan for classification and legislation, revoked with respect to cer-
tain described lands excluded to permit homestead entry by Joseph S.
Cooper.

5367: June 14 Power-Site Restoration 441: Power-Site Reserves Nos.
132 and 513, Idaho, diminished, and excluded lands restored to public
domain.

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1930

6368: June 16 E. O. 4921 of June 29, 1928, reserving certain lands in
Michigan pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described
lands within the Huron National Forest, and said lands restored to use
for f orest purposes.

6369: June 16 Cerro Tigre Ordnance Depot Military Reservation, C. Z.,
established subject to the civil control of the Panama Canal Governor.
M 426, XXIII PCRec 697.

6370: June 17 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for
classification.

5371: June 19 £. O. 5332 of Apr. 22, 1930, temporarily changing the
order of precedence of Asst. War Sec'ys, revoked.

6372: June 20 Power-Site Restoration No. 439: 32 specified Power-Site
Reserves in Oregon diminished, and excluded lands restored to the pub-
lic domain.

6373: June 20 Sum of $421,000, and any additional sum available from
the Naval appropriation for the fiscal year 1931, allotted to the Governor
of the Virgin Islands for necessary expenses incident to the occupation
and government of said Islands and other purposes.

6374: June 20 Mary R. Martin made eligible for appointment as clerk
for one year in the General Accounting Office.

6376: June 23 Minidoka Bird Reservation, Idaho, enlarged.

6376: June 23 Salary of members of the American section of the Inter-
national Joint Commission on Canadian boundary adjustments, fixed at
$10,000 per annum; E. O. 1440 of Dec. 4, 1911, pertaining thereto, re-
voked.

6377: June 23 Patia Smith made eligible for appointment in the Com-
merce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6378: June 23 Power-Site Restoration No. 442: Power-Site Reserve No.
460, Alaska, diminished.

6379: June 24 Public Water Restoration No. 64: Public Water Reserves
No. 24, Arizona No. 3 ; 34, Arizona No. 5 ; 114, California No. 26 ; and 62,
Colorado, diminished, and excluded lands restored to the public domain.

6380: June 24 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
legislation for protection of the water supply system of the city of Los
Angeles.

6381: June 24 Transfer of the operation of the Hotel Tivoli from the
Panama Canal to the Panama Railroad Co. approved. M 426; XXIII
PCRec 739.

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1930

8882: June 24 Paymaster of the Panama Canal authorized to advance
up to $200 cash to bonded employees for petty cash disbursements.
XXTTT PCRec 739.

6383: June 26 Trust period on allotments to three specified members
of the Bed Lake Chippewa Tribe of Indians in Minnesota extended 10
years from date of expiration.

6384: June 27 Certain described lands at Fort Yukon, Alaska, reserved
for the use of the Alaska Game Commission.

6386: June 27 St. Michael, Alaska, abolished as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 31*

6386: June 30 E. O. 4430 of Apr. 23, 1926, reserving certain lands in
Michigan [for classification and pending legislation], modified to except
excluded lands which have been or may be selected by the State of
Michigan under the Act of July 31, 1912.

6387: July 2 Mildred E. Vincent made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Immigration Service, Labor Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

6386: July 2 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VlU [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 5, relating to the Indian Service at large, Clause (a)
amended to except guidance and placement officers, and Clause (1) added
to include certain agricultural and home demonstration field agents.
1929 CSR 52, 1931 CSR 54.

6389: July 7 Public lands containing medicinal springs, exclusive of
Alaska, reserved for leasing under the Act of March 3, 1925.

6390: July 7 A. Louise Gilbert made eligible for appointment to a
position in grade 3, CAP service, or any other suitable position in the
Agricultural Economics Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6391 : July 8 Certain described lands at Chitina, Point Hope and Eanak-
anak, Alaska, reserved for the use of the Office of Education as school
sites.

6392: July 9 Limits of Customs Collection District No. 21 (Sabine),
with headquarters at Port Arthur, Tex., extended to include the counties
of Cameron and Calcasieu, La., and the custom station of Lake Charles,
La., formerly in Customs District No. 20 (New Orleans).

6393: July 10 Power-Site Restoration No. 444 : E. O. Power-Site Reserve
No. 406, Idaho, revoked with respect to certain lands.

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1930

6394: July 14* Pedro de Aldrey, associate justice of the Puerto Rico
Supreme Court, designated acting judge of the District Court for Puerto
Rico during the absence of Judge Ira E. Wells.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6395: July 16 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5396: July 17 Special leaves of absence for medical treatment for dis-
abled veterans who are Civil Service employees, authorized. Dec. 1930
CSA 87 June 1939 CSA 200; 1930 CSR 54, 1931 CSR 56.

5397: July 18 Certain described lands in Washington reserved for use
as a lookout station by said State.

5398: July 21 Veterans' Administration created by the consolidation of
the Veterans' Bureau, the Bureau of Pensions and the National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Dec. 1930 CSA 93-Sept. 1934 CSA 183;
1931 CSR 56; VA 3.

6399: July 22 Bell Scarburg Joynes made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5400: July 22 Regulations governing representation allowances to diplo-
matic missions and consular offices abroad prescribed.

5401 : July 23 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
legislation for protection of the water-supply of the city of Los Angeles.

5402: July 24 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

5403: July 25 Power-Site Restoration No. 443: Power-Site Reserve No.
316, Calif., revoked with respect to certain described lands.

5404: July 25 Crook National Forest, Ariz., diminished and the ex-
cluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

5405: July 25 Certain described lands at Puolo Point, Island of Kauai,
T. H., previously reserved for military purposes by E. O. No. 4760 of
Nov. 15, 1927, restored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii for
aeronautical purposes.

5406: July 25 Upolu Airplane Landing Field, Island of Hawaii, T. H.,
diminished, and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the
Territory of Hawaii for aeronautical purposes.

5407: July 25 Public Water Reserve No. 132, Oreg. and Wyo., estab-
lished.

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1930

5408 : July 25 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in a national monument.

5409: July 28 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

5410: July 29 E. 0. 3892 of Aug. 13, 1923, reserving certain lands in
Utah pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described lands,
and the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws only by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of
the filing the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5411 : July 29 E. O. 4460 of June 18, 1926, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming, pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described
lands, and the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead or
desert land laws only by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter, to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

5412: July 29 E. O. 4556 of Dec. 18, 1926, reserving certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, as to certain described lands
and the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead and
desert land laws only by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropria-
tion by the general public under any applicable land law.

5413: July 29 E. O. 4725 of Sept. 27, 1927, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead and desert land laws only by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

5414: July 31 Boundaries of the Waianae-Kai Military Reservation,
Oahu, T. H., redefined.

5415 : Aug. 4 Trust period on allotments to the Kickapoo Band of In-
dians in Kansas, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years ; one exception spe-
cified.

5416 : Aug. 4 Trust period on allotments to the Indian of the Klamath
River Reservation in California, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years;
seven exceptions specified.

5417: Aug. 4 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 140 and 167
amended as to naturalization and citizenship of married women; and
passport fees: Tariff of Fees amended as to passport and visa services;
and bills of health.

[ 450 ]

1930

6418: Aug. 4 E. 0. 4482 of July 19, 1926, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described
lands, and the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead and
desert land laws only by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropria-
tion by the general public under any applicable land law.

5419: Aug. 5* Certain described lands in Alaska at Mountain Point,
Bevillagigedo Channel, previously reserved for lighthouse purposes by
E. 0. 3406 of Feb. 13, 1921, transferred to the War Dept. for use as the
Ketchikan Radio Station in connection with the operation of the Wash-
ington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System.
* Has form of a proclamation.

5420: Aug. 5 E. 0. 4322 of Oct. 15, 1925, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws only by qualified ex-service men,
for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and there-
after to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land
law.

6421: Aug. 8 E. 0. 5029 of Jan. 18, 1929, reserving certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws only by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

5422: Aug. 5 O'Connor Ranger Station, Routt National Forest, Colo.,
abolished, and the lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws only by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days from the 62d day
after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5423 : Aug. 8 E. 0. 4100 of Nov. 7, 1924, reserving certain lands in New
Mexico pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described lands,
and the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws only by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5424: Aug. 15 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn for class-
ification and pending legislation [to maintain the scenic values of the
Mesa Verde National Park].

5425: Aug. 20 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands reserved for townsite purposes.

5426: Aug. 20 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States, prescribed. M 426.

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mo

5427: Aug. 20 State Sec'y authorized to conclude agreements with other
countries for reciprocal waiver or reduction of application and visa fees
for nonimmigrants and to reduce or abolish such fees in the absence of
such agreement for alien citizens of countries granting similar privileges
to the United States; E. 0. 4224y 2 of May 15, 1925, superseded.

6428 : Aug. 20 Certain described lands in Montana withdrawn for class-
ification and pending legislation [to establish the Crooked Creek and
Gilbert Creek Grazing Districts in Garfield County].

5429: Aug. 25 Regulations for the government of the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended with respect to charges
for medicine and subsistence.

5430: Aug. 26 Power-Site Restoration No. 445: Power-Site Reserve No.
36, revoked with respect to certain described lands.

5431 : Aug. 27 Mrs. Robert D. Freeman made eligible for appointment
as clerk in the classified service in the Prohibition Bureau, Justice Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5432: Aug. 28 Public Water Restoration No. 65: Public Water Reserve
No. 14, Calif., revoked with respect to certain described lands, and the
excluded lands restored to the public domain and opened to disposition
under any applicable land law on date to be announced.

5433: Aug. 28 E. 0.s 2599 and 3053 of Apr. 16, 1917, and Feb. 28, 1919,
respectively, reserving certain lands in Montana pending legislation,
revoked as to certain described lands and the excluded lands opened to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the 63d day from the date of this Order, and there-
after to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land
law.

5434: Aug. 28 E. O. 4111 of Apr. 1, 1926, reserving certain lands in
Montana pending legislation, revoked as to certain described lands, and
the excluded lands opened to entry Tinder the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days from the 63d day from the
date of this Order and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

5435: Sept. 2 State Sec'y authorized to grant diplomatic visas to diplo-
matic and consular officers of foreign governments for security into the
United States : E. O. 4210 of Apr. 23, 1925, superseded.

5436: Sept. 2 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for classi-
fication and pending legislation [to add said lands to the Federal Elk
Refuge].

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5487: Sept. 4 Frances Kearney made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Prohibition Bureau, Justice Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5438: Sept. 5 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to extend the boundaries of the Petrified
Forest National Monument].

5439: Sept. 5 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, modified, and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry under the homestead laws by qualified
ex-service men for 91 days from the 63d day from the date of this Order
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any ap-
plicable land law.

5440: Sept 5 £. 0. 4695 of July 25, 1927, reserving with certain lands
in Utah pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry under
the homestead or desert land laws only by qualified ex-service men for
91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and there-
after to appropriation by the general public tinder any applicable land
law.

5441 : Sept. 8 Certain described lands at Nenana, Alaska, reserved for
the use of the Alaska Railroad.

5442: Sept. 11 Mrs. James R. Bennett made eligible for appointment
as clerk, at the Detroit, Mich., post office without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5443: Sept. 12 Power Site Restoration No. 446: Power Site Reserve
No. 364, Calif., diminished.

5444: Sept. 16 Lawrence, Mass. designated a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 4.

5445: Sept. 18 Limits of the port of entry of Marshfield, Oreg., in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 29, extended to include, in addition to North
Bend, all points on Coos Bay.

5446: Sept. 18 £. 0. 3918 of Oct. 29, 1923, reserving certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only to
entry under the homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the 63d day from the date of this Order, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

5447: Sept. 22 Certain described lands at Seward, Alaska, reserved for
the use of the Agriculture Dept.

5446: 8ept. 23 Power Site Restoration No. 447: Power Site Reserve No.
514, Ark., diminished.

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1930

5449: Sept. 25 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to entry under any applicable land law, except-
ing certain lands reserved for townsite purposes.

5450 : Sept. 25 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for use as a
radio station for the Washington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph
System.

5451 : Sept. 25 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved as a lookout
station in connection with cooperative forest protection.

5452: Sept. 25 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5453: Sept. 25 Wichita, Eans., designated a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 45 (St. Louis).

5454: Sept. 30 Power-Site Restoration No. 450: Power Site Reserves
Nos. 1, 174, and 235, Utah, diminished.

5455: Oct. 1 Limits of Customs Collection District No. 8 (Rochester),
extended to include Alleghany and Tioga counties, N. Y.

5456: Oct. 1 Power Site Restoration No. 449: Power Site Reserve No.
393, Blacksmith Pork, Utah, diminished.

5457: Oct. 1 E. 0. 5243 of Dec. 19, 1929, restoring certain lands on
Amaknak Island, Alaska, to public domain, amended to revoke E. O. of
April 2, 1901, # reserving certain lands for public purposes, and to ex-
clude from the restoration certain lands reserved for lighthouse pur-
poses by E. 0. of Jan. 13, 1899,* and the lands reserved for the use of the
Navy Dept. as a wireless station by E. 0. 1456 of Jan. 6, 1912.

* Not Numbered Orders.

6468: Oct. 1 E. 0. 4410 of Apr. 1, 1926, reserving certain lands in Alaska
for lighthouse purposes, amended to redefine the boundaries of said lands.

6459 : Oct. 4 Position of shipping commissioner at the several ports of
the United States placed in the competitive classified service ; E. 0. 3807
of Mar. 15, 1923, superseded. 1930 CSR 57.

6460 : Oct 8 Petroleum Restoration No. 59 : Petroleum Reserve No. 61,
Colorado No. 2, diminished, and the excluded lands restored to public
domain for disposition under any applicable land laws.

6461 : Oct. 14 Power Site Restoration No. 451 : Power Site Reserve No.
491, Solomon Creek and Uno Creek, Alaska, diminished.

6462 : Oct. 14 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for customs
and immigration inspection purposes at the international boundary line.

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1930

5463: Oct. 15 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter
XVIII-1, governing form of correspondence with the Dept., amended.

5464: Oct. 17 Resources of the Agriculture Dept. ordered made avail-
able for the use of the Commissioner of Patents for facilitating the con-
sideration of applications for plant patents.

5465: Oct. 20 Benicia Arsenal Military Reservation, Calif., enlarged.

5466: Oct. 22 Trust period on allotments to the Cass Lake, Leech Lake,
White Oak Point, and Winnibigoshish Bands of Chippewa Indians in
Minnesota, expiring in 1930, extended 10 years; one exception specified.

5467: Oct. 22 Reservoir Site Restoration No. 10: Reservoir Site Reserve
No. 17, Calif., diminished.

5468: Oct. 22 instructions to Diplomatic Officers, Chapter XVII-2,
amended with respect to inventory of Government property.

5469: Oct. 22 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 57, 59, 60, 65,
431-433*4 amended with respect, to inventory of Government property.

5470: Oct. 22 Nunivak Island Game and Bird Preserve, Alaska, en-
larged.

5471 : Oct. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VII on Post Office Department
positions, amended to add Paragraph 6 excepting part-time clerks, car-
riers, and laborers for the holiday season 1930-1931. 1931 CSR 55.

5472: Oct. 27 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
legislation for protection of the water-supply of the city of Los Angeles.

5473: Oct. 30 Procedure relative to protests of department heads in
connection with changes in allocation of positions by the Personnel Class-
ification Board, established. 1931 CSR 57.

5474: Oct. 31 Trust period on homesteads of nine specified Indians of
the Niobrara or Santee Reservation, Neb., expiring in 1930, extended 10
years.

5475: Not. 3 Customs station of Lake Charles, La., designated a port
of entry in Customs Collection District No. 21 (Sabine).

5476: Nov. 4 * War Dept. duties pertaining to the payment of veterans'
annuities authorized by the acts of May 23, 1908, and Feb. 28, 1929, and
those pertaining to artificial limbs and trusses, transferred to the Vet-
erans' Administration, together with the personnel records, and property
pertaining thereto. Dec. 1930 CSA 93-Sept. 1934 CSA 183 ; 1931 CSR 58

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1930

6477: Nov. 4 E. 0. of July 1, 1913,* creating Power Site Reserve No.
377, modified to authorize Interior Sec'y to approve the application of
the Uinta Pipe Line Co. for a right-of-way for a telephone and telegraph
line crossing certain lands in said reserve.

* Not a Numbered Order.

6478: Nov. 8 Public Water Reserve No. 113, Calif., Mont., N. Mex., and
Oreg., established.

6479: Nov. 11 Civil Service Rule X, pertaining to transfer, Section 6
amended with respect to transfers in the nonapportioned service. 1931
CSR 53.

6480: Nov. 13 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for classi-
fication and pending legislation [in connection with the adjoining elk
refuge and to preserve the scenic features of a highway entering the
territory].

6481 : Nov. 14 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for the use of
the Agriculture Dept. for agricultural experiment purposes.

6482: Nov. 14 Certain lands in Idaho reserved pending legislation [au-
thorizing the exchange of said lands for certain lands within the craters
of the Moon National Monument owned by the Kilpatrick Brothers of
Beatrice, Neb.].

6483: Nov. 14 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6434: Nov. 14 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6486: Nov. 14 E. 0. 4683 of Apr. 26, 1927, reserving certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

6486: Nov. 14 Power Site Restoration No. 452: Power Site Reserves
Nos. 285, 661 and 664, Water-Power Designation No. 14, and Power
Site Classification No. 164, Oregon No. 17, Oreg., diminished.

6487: Nov. 14* Boundaries of the Port Armstrong Military Reserva-
tion, Honolulu, Island of Oahu, T. H., redefined.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6488: Nov. 16 £. 0. 3866 of June 14, 1926, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain lands, and
the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert-land
laws only by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days from the date of the
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

[456]

1930

5489: Nov. 15 Public Water Reserve No. 134, Calif., established.

5490: Nov. 15 Power Site Restoration No. 453: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawal No. 47, and Power Site Reserve No. 47, Mont., diminished.

5491: Nov. 18 Civil Service Commission authorized to apply the prin-
ciples of the Civil Service Act and Rules to the Municipal Service of the
District of Columbia and to fill vacancies in said service from the eligible
registers established for the Federal Service. Dec. 1930 CSA 90-Sept.
1934 CSA 198.

5492: Nov. 18 Public Water Restoration No. 66: Public Water Reserve
No. 62, Colo., diminished.

5493: Nov. 18 Certain described portion of the Augur Barracks Mili-
tary Reservation, Island of Jolo, P. I., restored to the Government of the
Philippines.

5494: Nov. 18 E. 0. 4726 of Sept. 27, 1927, reserving certain lands in
Washington pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described
lands, and the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead or
desert lknd laws only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

5495: Nov. 22 Public Water Reserve No. 136, Wyo., established.

5496: Nov. 22 Public Water Restoration No. 67: Public Water Reserve
No. 29, Nevada No. 1, diminished, and the excluded lands restored to the
public domain and made subject to disposition under any applicable
land law on date to be announced.

5497: Nov. 24 Power Site Restoration No. 454: Power Site Reserve
No. 457, N. Mex., diminished.

5498: Nov. 25 Salton Sea Wildlife Refuge, Imperial County, Calif., es-
tablished.

5499: Nov. 28 Coal Land Restoration, Utah No. 49: Coal Land with-
drawals, Utah No. 1 and Utah No. 12, respectively, diminished.

5500: Deo. 2 Certain described lands on the Richardson Highway, north
of Chitina, Alaska, reserved for the use of the Alaska Road Commission.

5501: Deo. 2 Eva MacFate, n6e Eva C. Small, former printers' assistant,
made eligible for reinstatement to an appropriate position in the En-
graving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., without regard to limita-
tions on reinstatement.

[457]

1930

6502 : Deo. 2 * Regulations governing the dispensation of narcotic drugs
in the Virgin Islands prescribed.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5603: Dec. 4 Pearl Mcintosh made eligible for appointment in the Gen-
eral Accounting Office without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5504: Deo. 4 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for use as a
target range for the National Guard.

5505: Dec. 8 Certain described lands in Mississippi, previously reserved
for military purposes by E. O. of Aug. 30, 1847,* transferred to the In-
terior Sec'y for disposal.

* Not a Numbered Order.

5606: Dec. 8 E. O. 4624 of Apr. 1, 1927, reserving certain Colorado lands
pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain lands, and the ex-
cluded lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws
only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing
of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter, to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

5507: Dec. 8 Paducah, Ky., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 42.

5603: Dec. 10 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for classifica-
tion, flood control, and watershed protection.

5609: Dec. 10 E. O. 5031 of Jan. 18, 1929, reserving certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

5510: Dec. 10 Power Site Restoration No. 456: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawal No. 5, and Power Site Reserve No. 5, Wyo., diminished.

5511: Dec. 11 Certain described lands in Louisiana reserved pending
classification and possible inclusion in a national forest.

5512: Dec. 11 Certain described lands in California reserved pending
legislation for protection of the water-supply for the city of Los Angeles.

5513: Dec. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examinations, Subdivision X on State Dept.
positions amended to add Paragraph 2, to include certain Foreign Serv-
ice executive or administrative positions. 1931 CSR 56.

1930

5514: Dec. 15 Executive Depts. and independent establishments in the
District of Columbia ordered closed on Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1930. 1931
CSR 58.

5515: Dec. 15 Bird Island Wildlife Refuge, Utah, abolished.

5516: Dec. 17 Trust period on allotments to the confederated bands of
Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla Indians on the Umatilla Reservation,
Oreg., expiring in 1931, extended 10 years.

5517: Dec. 17 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands, previously occupied as a homesite, restored to entry
under any applicable land law.

5518: Dec. 19 E. 0. 4100 of Nov. 7, 1924, reserving certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain lands,
and the excluded lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5519: Dec. 23 Robert Peet Skinner, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Greece, retained on active duty for not more than
five years from Feb. 24, 1931.

5520: Dec. 23 Lulie Hunt Turnipseed made eligible for appointment to
a position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5521 : Dec. 26 Fort Shaf ter and Hawaii Arsenal Military Reservations,
Kahauiki, Island of Oahu, T. H., diminished, and the excluded lands re-
stored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii for street extension
purposes.

5522: Dec. 31 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to establish a game refuge].

5523: Deo. 31 John W. Martyn, executive assistant in the office of the
War Sec'y, made eligible for classification as administrative assistant
and chief clerk in the War Dept.

1931

5524: Jan. 5 E. O. 4478 of July 15, 1926, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead and desert-land laws only, by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

[4»m

1931

5525: Jan. 5 Certain described lands in Utah [adjacent to the Bryce
Canyon National Park], reserved for classification and pending legisla-
tion [to protect its scenic values].

5526: Jan. 7 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended as to protests of
masters of merchant vessels, shipment of seamen, final accounts and
drafts and sight drafts; Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to fee for
sealing cars coming from Mexico or Canada.

5527: Jan. 7 Mildred Barnes Mclnturff made eligible for appointment
to a position in the Commerce Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5528: Jan. 7 Certain described portion of Upolu Airplane Landing
Field, Island of Hawaii, T. H., restored to its previous status for use by
the Government of the Territory of Hawaii.

5529: Jan. 6 Leafie E. Dietz designated to sign the President's name to
land patents.

5530: Jan. 9 Two Harbors, Minn., abolished as port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 36 (Duluth and Superior).

5531 : Jan. 13 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5532: Jan. 15 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 1, Wenatchee Lake Reservoir,
Wash., modified to authorize the Federal Power Commission to a license
to George Silverly for Project No. 1129 on certain described lands.

5533 : Jan. 16 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 16, Oreg., amended to author-
ize the Federal Power Commission to issue a license to the OdeU Lake
Co., Inc., of Crescent Lake, Oreg., for a minor power project on the
Deschutes River.

5534: Jan. 21 Public Water Reserve No. 137, Mont, and Nev., estab-
lished.

5535: Jan. 21 Power Site Restoration No. 455: Power Site Reserve No.
510, Mont., diminished.

5536: Jan. 21 Power Site Restoration No. 457: Power Site Reserve No.
397, Mont., diminished.

5537: Jan. 21 Potash Restoration No. 9: Potash Reserve No. 2, Cali-
fornia No. 1, diminished.

5538: Jan. 23 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

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1931

5639: Jan. 23 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Ponca Res-
ervation, Okla., expiring in 1931, extended 10 years.

6640: Jan. 26 Charles Sheldon Wild Life Refuge, Nev., established as
a refuge and breeding ground for wild animals and birds.

6641: Jan. 27 Power Site Restoration No. 458: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawals and Power Site Nos. 24, 60, 61, 64 and 65, Reserves Nos.
24, 60, 61, 64, and 65, Oreg., diminished.

6542: Jan. 27 Certain described lands in California lands withdrawn
pending resurvey.

6543: Jan. 30 Power Site Restoration No. 459: Power-Site Reserve No.
283, Idaho, diminished.

5544: Jan. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add Paragraph 17 excepting research associates hold-
ing fellowships in the National Health Institute, under the Public Health
Service. 1932 CSR 55.

5645: Jan. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision I [on Interior Dept.
positions], Paragraph 7 amended to exclude advisers (disciplinarians)
in the Indian Service; incumbents of said positions, if rated efficient,
given classified status. 1932 CSR 56.

5546: Jan. 31 Trust period on allotments of Indians on the Cheyenne
River Reservation, S. Dak., expiring in 1931, extended 10 years.

5547: Jan. 31 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5648: Jan. 31 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5549: Feb. 5 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter X,
pertaining to citizenship, amended to provide that embassies, legations
and other missions follow the instructions as to citizenship set forth in
Article X of the Consular Regulations.

6560: Feb. 5 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for class-
ification and in aid of the administration of the Government-owned oil
and gas deposits in the Eettlemen Hills fields.

6561: Feb. 7 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

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1931

5562 : Feb. 9 Certain described lands in Utah eliminated from the op-
eration of E. 0. 5327 of Apr. 15, 1930, reserving oil shale lands, to permit
the issuance of trust patents to two specified Uncompahgre Ute Indians.

5553: Feb. 9 Mrs. Nixon S. Plummer made eligible for appointment to
a position in the Federal Trade Commission without regard to CSvfl
Service Rules.

5554: Feb. 9 Helen R. Witt made eligible for appointment to a position
in the Interstate Commerce Commission without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5555: Feb. 11 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5556: Feb. 11 Trust period on allotments to members of the Prairie
Band of Potawatomi Indians of Kansas, expiring in 1931, extended 10
years.

5557: Feb. 13 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Pine Ridge
Reservation, S. Dak., expiring in 1931, extended 10 years.

5558 : Feb. 16 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5559 : Feb. 16 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
legislation to grant said lands to the Colorado School of Mines.

5560: Feb. 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, amended to add Subdivision XXII, on Fed-
eral Power Commission positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one private
sec'y or confidential clerk to each member of said Commission. 1932
CSR 55.

5561 : Feb. 18 * Portion of the agricultural experiment station at
Kewalo-uka on Punchbowl Hill, Honolulu, T. H., restored to the Govern-
ment of the Territory of Hawaii for home sites.
* Has form of a proclamation.

5562 : Feb. 20 Lighthouse reserve on the eastern end of Horn Island,
off the coast of Mississippi, enlarged.

5563: Feb. 28 Margaret Kane made eligible for appointment as an op-
erative in the Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

5564: Feb. 25 Power Site Restoration No. 460: Power Site Reserve No.
556, Oreg., diminished.

5565 : Feb. 25 Regulations governing appointments and promotion in
the Foreign Service, amended as to type of examination and age limita-
tions.

[4621

1931

5566: Feb. 27 Administration of the Virgin Islands placed under the
Interior Dept.

5567: Feb. 28 Power Site Restoration No. 461: Power Site Reserve No.
512, Mont., diminished.

5568: Mar. 3 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry tinder applicable land laws.

5569: Mar. 3 E. 0. 5737 of Sept. 23, 1922, withdrawing certain lands
in Florida erroneously omitted from survey in 1847, revoked as to cer-
tain described lands, and the excluded lands opened to entry under the
homestead laws only, by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days from the
63d day from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

5570 : Mar. 3 Civil Service Rule IX, pertaining to reinstatement, Sec-
tion 1 amended to add Clause (e) covering reinstatement of an employee
involuntarily separated during or at end of probation. 1932 CSR 53.

5571 : Mar. 5 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5572: Mar. 7 E. 0. 4339 of Nov. 9, 1925, reserving certain lands in
Idaho for classification, amended to authorize the Interior Sec'y to ap-
prove a right-of-way across said lands for an irrigation project.

5573: Mar. 7 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifica-
tion and possible inclusion within a national monument.

5574: Mar. 11 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands, heretofore used for fish cannery purposes, restored to
entry under applicable land laws.

5575: Mar. 12 Trust period on allotments to members of the Fond du
Lac Band of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota, expiring during 1931, ex-
tended 10 years.

5576: Mar. 13 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 4997 of Nov. 19, 1928, withdrawing lands pending
resurvey, and opened to entry under the homestead and desert land laws
only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the date
of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

5577: Mar. 13 E. 0. 5011 of Dec. 15, 1928, designating Oakland, Calif.,
a port of entry in Customs Collection District No. 28 (San Francisco),
revoked and the places therein included within the port limits of San
Francisco.

[463]

1931

5578: Mar. 13 Designation of the port of entry of San Francisco, Calif.,
changed to Port of San Francisco-Oakland, and its limits extended to
include all points on San Francisco Bay.

5579: Mar. 16 Crescent Lake Wild Life Refuge, Garden County, Neb.,
established a refuge and breeding ground for birds and wild animals.

5580 : Mar. 16 Trust period on allotments to the Agua Caliente Band
of Mission Indians in California, expiring during 1931, extended 10 years.

5581 : Mar. 17 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [to grant said lands to the Metro-
politan Water District of Southern California for water supply purposes] .

5582: Mar. 18 Certain described coal lands in Alaska withdrawn for
classification and investigation.

5583: Mar. 30 Rental and subsistence allowances for officers of the
various services made effective for the fiscal year 1932.

5584: Mar. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Section VIII, on Interior Dept. positions,
Paragraph 5(d) amended to except part-time dentists in the Indian Serv-
ice. 1932CSR55.

5585: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5586: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in North Dakota withdrawn for
classification and pending determination of their suitability for wild
life refuge purposes.

5587: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4964 of Sept. 17, 1928, withdrawing lands pending
resurvey, and opened to entry under the homestead and desert-land laws
only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5588: Mar. 31 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], amended to except one private sec'y or confidential
clerk to the head and asst. head of each Independent Establishment, and
to each member of commissions or boards, when such heads or members
are appointed by the President; and to exclude such positions under
Paragraph 1, Subdivisions XIV, Bureau of Efficiency; XVI, Alien Prop-
erty Custodian; XVII, Railroad Labor Board; XX, Employees' Com-
pensation Commission; XXI, Federal Farm Board; and XXII, Federal
Power Commission. 1932 CSR 55.

[464]

1931

5689: Apr. 1 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for townsite
purposes.

5690: Apr. 1 Petroleum Restoration No. 60: Petroleum Reserve No. 40,
Montana No. 1, diminished.

5691: Apr. 1 Grace McMahan Tyndall made eligible for appointment
in the War Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5692: Apr. 3 * Certain described lands in Wyoming, previously reserved
for the protection of the water supply of Port D. A. Russell (Port Francis
E. Warren), transferred from the Interior Dept. to the control of the
War Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6593: Apr. 4 Public Water Reserve No. 139, Colo., established.

5694: Apr. 6 Public Water Reserve No. 138, Nev. and Wyo., established.

6695: Apr. 9 Half-mast flag display on the White House and other pub-
lic buildings in the District of Columbia and the State of Ohio on Apr.
9, and 11, 1931, as a mark of respect to the memory of Nicholas Long-
worth, late Speaker of the House of Representatives, ordered.

5596: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5597: Apr. 9 Public Water Restoration No. 68: Public Water Reserve
No. 86, N. Mex., diminished.

5698: Apr. 10 Coal Lands Restoration, New Mexico No. 48: Coal Land
Withdrawal, New Mexico No. 6 diminished in aid of an authorized ex-
change of lands of like character.

6599: Apr. 13 Washington C. McCoy, master of the U.S.M.Y. Kilkenny,
Bureau of Navigation, given classified status.

6600: Apr. 16 Certain described lands within the Umatilla Federal Ir-
rigation Project, Oreg., reserved for use as an agricultural field station.

5601 : Apr. 16 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classi-
fication and pending legislation [to permit sale to the city of McMinnville
for the protection of its water supply].

6602: Apr. 20* Certain described Government property in the Virgin
Islands transferred to the control of the Interior Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1931

5603 : Apr. 20 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6604: Apr. 20 Mrs. Cecil Alexander made eligible for appointment to
a position in the Post Office Dept. or the field service thereof without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6605: Apr. 21 E. O. 5014 of Dec. 19, 1928, prescribing regulations gov-
erning the payment of actual expenses and per diem allowances for
civilian officers and employees while traveling, revoked, and said regula-
tions now prescribed in the amended edition of the Standardized Gov-
ernment Travel Regulations of Apr. 21, 1931.

6606: Apr. 22 Fallon Wild Life Refuge, Churchill County, Nev., estab-
lished as a refuge and breeding ground for birds and wild animals.

6607: Apr. 22* Boundaries of those portions of the Kahauiki Military
Reservation (Fort Shafter) and Hawaii Arsenal Military Reservation,
Oahu, restored to the Territory of the Government of Hawaii by E. O.
5132 of June 6, 1929, redefined.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6608: Apr. 22 Customs station of Sasabe, Ariz., designated a port of
entry in Customs Collection District No. 26.

6609: Apr. 23* Employees of the Bureau of National Homes of the
Veterans' Administration given classified status, with certain exceptions.
Mar. 1932 CSA 106-Sept. 1934 CSA 184; 1931 CSR 59.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6610: Apr. 24 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to ratings and eligibil-
ity] , Paragraphs 1 and 2 amended as to preference to veterans with serv-
ice-connected disability and their wives and widows; and Rule VII
[pertaining to certification], Paragraph 1 amended as to records of vet-
eran eligibles passed over by appointing officer ; Civil Service Commission
to hold quarterly examinations for men and women entitled to such pref-
erence. Mar. 1932 CSA 18-June 1937 CSA 21; 1931 CSR 53.

6611: Apr. 24 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use in
connection with the San Carlos Indian Irrigation Project.

6612: Apr. 26 Council of Personnel Administration established under
the chairmanship of the President of the Civil Service Commission, and
duties prescribed. Mar. 1932 CSA 106-Sept. 1934 CSA 184; 1931 CSR 59.

6613: Apr. 28 Bishop Point Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., enlarged.

6614: Hay 1 Procedure for the reporting of expenditures for use in
the Budget prescribed.

[466]

1931

5615: Hay 1 Certain described lands transferred from the St. Joe Na-
tional Forest, Idaho, to the Clearwater National Forest.

5616: Hay 2 Boundaries of the Pend Oreille and Kootenai National
Forests, Idaho and Mont., modified.

5617: Hay 4 Elsie E. Demshoch made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5618: May 11 Crook National Forest, Ariz., diminished, and excluded
lands reserved for townsite purposes.

5619: Hay 11 Deerlodge National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the
excluded lands opened to entry only under the homestead and desert-
land laws by qualified ex-servicemen for 91 days beginning with the
63d day from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

5620: Hay 13 Dorothy I. Sinnott made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5621: Hay 13 Consular Regulations of 1896, Article X, pertaining to
citizenship and passports, Paragraph 140 amended as to naturalization
and citizenship of married women.

5622 : Hay 15 Federal employees in the Philippine Islands with at least
seven years' service given classified status under certain conditions.
Mar. 1932 CSA 13-June 1939 CSA 17; 1931 CSR 60.

5623: Hay 15 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5624: Hay 15 Regulations governing the occupation and maintenance
of diplomatic and consular residential and office quarters prescribed.

5625: Hay 18 Four-hour workday on Saturdays ordered for clerks and
other employees of the field service of the Interior Dept. and all conflict-
ing Executive Orders revoked. Mar. 1932 CSA 97-June 1939 CSA 203.

5626: Hay 18 Trust period on allotments of the Eickapoo Indians of
Kansas, expiring during 1931, extended 10 years.

5627: Hay 20 Federal civil service employees permanently residing in
Arlington County, Va., permitted to hold local office and to participate in
elections for such offices. Mar. 1932 CSA 12-June 1939 CSA 15; 1930
CSR 60.

5628: Hay 20 Amy Cowing made eligible for appointment as clerk-
typist in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

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6029: May 21 Public Water Reserve No. 141, Mont., established.

6880: May 26* Portion of the decommissioned radio compass station
and site at Cattle Point, Wash., previously reserved for the Navy Dept
by B. 0. 4104 of Nov. 20, 1924, transferred to the control of the Com-
merce Dept. for lighthouse purposes and the remaining portion returned
to the Interior Dept. for disposal.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6681: May 26 Certain described lands in California reserved for mu-
nicipal water-supply purposes.

6632: May 27 Certain described lands in North Dakota eliminated from
the operation of E. O. 5258 of Jan. 9, 1930, withdrawing lands for classi-
fication, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the 63d day
from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

6633 : May 28 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6684: June 1 Certain, described transferred from the Mount Baker Na-
tional Forest, Wash., to the Snoqualmie National Forest.

6636: June 2 Arthur B. Landt, temporary field agent, made eligible for
retention in the Farmers' Seed Loan Office, Agriculture Dept., without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6636: June 3 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination], Subdivision IX, on Veterans'
Administration positions, amended to delete Paragraph 1 covering at-
torneys of all grades; said positions and incumbents included in the
classified service. 1931 CSR 56.

6637: June 4 Eeaahala Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H., diminished,
and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii.

6638: June 8* Radio frequencies assigned to Government stations and
E. 0. 5197-A of Sept. 30, 1929, superseded.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6639: June 8 Coal Land Withdrawal Wyoming No. 1 modified to per-
mit the use of certain described lands as an aviation field.

6640: June 8 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

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6641 : June 8 Certain described lands eliminated from the Alaska salmon
hatchery reservation established by [E. 0. 405-B] of Feb. 1, 1906, and
restored to the public domain.

5642: June 8 Regulations governing the administration of the Foreign
Service prescribed.

6643: June 8 Regulations governing Foreign Service representation and
post allowances prescribed; E. 0. [5400] of July 22, 1930, pertaining
thereto, canceled.

6644: June 8 Certain places designated as unhealthful Foreign Service
posts for retirement purposes and E. 0.s [4187, 4744, 4772, and 5324] of
Apr. 1, 1925, Oct. 20, 1927, Nov. 28, 1927, and Apr. 10, 1930, respectively,
canceled.

6646: June 8 Certain powers under the Trading with the Enemy Act of
1917 vested in the Alien Property Custodian.

6646: June 9 Certain described lands transferred from the Selway Na-
tional Forest, Idaho, to the Bitterroot National Forest.

6647: June 9 Income tax returns opened to inspection by State officers
for State income-tax purposes and by beneficiaries under a will.

6648: June 11 Consular Regulations of 1896, Pargraphs 579-584, and
the Diplomatic Instructions of 1927 amended as to control over account-
ing and disbursing work of Foreign Service posts.

6649: June 12 Helen Terrill Mays made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

6660: June 18 Public Water Reserve No. 142, Oreg., established.

6661: June 18 Certain described lands in Minnesota eliminated from
operation of E. O. 4889 of May 26, 1928, reserving land for classification,
and opened only to entry under the homestead laws by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days beginning with the 63d day from the date of this
Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

6662: June 18 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5663: June 20 Power-Site Restoration No. 462: Temporary Power-Site
Withdrawal and Power-Site Reserve No. 81, Colo., diminished.

5664: June 20 Duck Creek Administrative Site, Helena National Forest,
Mont., enlarged.

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1931

6665: June 22 Public Water Restoration No. 69: Public Water Reserve
No. 72, Ariz., diminished.

5656: June 22 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5657: June 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II, on State Dept. positions,
Paragraph 2 amended to cover only assistants to the legal adviser. 1931
CSR 55.

5758: June 24 Regulations governing form, style, and safeguarding: of
Executive Orders and Proclamations prescribed; B. 0. 5220 of Nov. 8,
1929, pertaining thereto, revoked.

5759: June 25 Florence R. Hopkins made eligible for appointment to a
position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5660: June 26 Certain described lands in Nevada, formerly withdrawn
aa a naval reserve, placed under the control of the Interior Sec'y for
disposal.

5661: July 1 Consular Regulation of 1896, Article I, amended to add
Section 29, on ' responsibility for office during absence of the principal
officer, and to amend Section 442, on rank by seniority in the same grade,
and Section 21.

5662 : July . Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 1 amended to add Clause (i) excepting temporary em-
ployees enforcing the Plant Quarantine Act of 1928. 1931 CSR 62.

5663: July 1 Horace Paul Bestor designated Farm Loan Commissioner
of the Federal Farm Loan Board.

5664: July 2 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for the Navy
Dept. for use as an ammunition depot.

5666: July 2 A. D. Forsythe made eligible for appointment in the Sub-
professional Service in the Construction and Repair Bureau, Navy Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5666: July 3 E. 0. 9 of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, amended to permit persons holding such positions to receive
certain appointments under the Commerce Dept. Mar. 1932 CSA 91-Sept.
1934 CSA 180; 1932 CSR 65.

5667: July 6 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending re-
survey.

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1931

5668: July 6 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for use as a
target range by the National Guard.

5669: July 14 Public Water Restoration No. 70: Public Water Reserve
No. 49, Montana No. 4, and Public Water Reserve No. 1, Utah No. 1,
diminished.

5670: July 22 Siuslaw National Forest, Oreg., enlarged by the inclusion
of certain lands formerly reserved for use of the War Dept. in connection
with the improvement of the Umpqua River.

5671: July 29 Certain described lands in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North
Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon withdrawn
to protect the interests of the Government, the public, and the Northern
Pacific Railway Co., and in aid of contemplated legislation.

5672: Aug. 3 Public Water Reserve No. 143, Colo, and Wyo., established.

5673: Aug. 4 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

5674: Aug. 7 B. 0. 4657 of June 6, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead and desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

5675: Aug. 7 E. O. 4225 of Apr. 19, 1926, withdrawing certain lands in
Utah pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry under
the homestead and desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service men for
91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applica-
ble land law.

5676: Aug. 7 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 1, Wenatchee Lake Reservoir,
Wash., modified to authorize the Federal Power Commission . to issue
license for Project No. 1150.

5677: Aug. 10 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
operation of B. O. 4997 of Nov. 19, 1928, withdrawing lands pending re-
survey, and opened to entry under the homestead and desert land laws
only by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5678: Aug. 10 E. O. 4745 of Oct. 21, 1927, reserving certain lands in
Utah pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry under
the stock-raising homestead laws only by qualified ex-service men for 91

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1931

days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under said laws.

6670: Aug. 10 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 4882 of May 16, 1928, withdrawing lands pending re-
survey, and opened to entry under the homestead and desert land laws
only by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by
the general public under any applicable land law.

6680: Aug. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VIII [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraphs 1 and 20 amended to exclude the superintendent of
the Hot Springs Reservation and superintendents or officers in charge of
national parks or reservations; positions and incumbents thus classified.
1931 CSR 62.

6681 : Aug. 12 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6682 : Aug. 12 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6683: Aug. 12 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use as a
fire lookout station by the State of Oregon.

6684: Aug. 12 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn for classifica-
tion.

6636: Aug. 12 E. O. 5234 of Dec. 4, 1929, reserving certain lands in New
Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry under
the homestead and desert land laws only by qualified ex-service men for
91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

6686: Aug. 12 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 17, Calif., modified to author-
ize the Federal Power Commission to issue a license to the Southern
California Edison Co. for Project No. 966.

6687: Aug. 18 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6638: Aug. 18 E. O. 4957 of Sept 3, 1928, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead and desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of re-
survey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

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1931

6689: Aug. 18 Proclamation 758 of May 27, 1907, reserving certain lands
in Arizona along the international boundary, modified to authorize the
Acting Interior Sec'y to approve an application of the Western Gas Co.
for a right-of-way for a natural gas pipe line.

5690: Aug. 20 Certain described lands in Zambales Province, Luzon,
P. I., reserved for the chromite deposits thereon, and certain other lands,
described in E. O. 4310 of Sept. 24, 1925, restored to the control of the
Government of the Philippines.

5691 : Aug. 21 Civil Service Rule, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XVIII, on Veterans' Administra-
tion positions, extensively amended. 1932 CSR 62.

5692: Aug. 24 • Boundaries of Aiea Military Reservation, Ewa District,
T. H., redefined.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5693: Aug. 24* Boundaries of Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation,
Honolulu, T. H., redefined.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5694: Aug. 25 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [to grant said lands to the city of McMinnville for the preser-
vation and protection of its water supply].

5695: Aug. 27 Marie V. Abernethy made eligible for appointment as a
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to length of separation from
the service.

5696: Aug. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept.
positions, amended to add Paragraph 3 excepting one headquarters mes-
senger at the headquarters of the Philippine Dept. under certain condi-
tions. 1932 CSR 64.

5697: Aug. 28 Caroline J. Skilton made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5698: Aug. 81 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 4482 of July 19, 1926, withdrawing lands pending
resurvey, and opened to entry under the stock-raising homestead laws
only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under said laws.

5699: Aug. 31 B. O. 5115 of May 15, 1929, withdrawing certain lands in
Oregon pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry under

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1931

the homestead and desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service men for
91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

5700: Aug. 31 E. 0. 9 of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, amended to permit officers of the Public Health Service to
hold such offices in local health organizations, and to permit State, Ter-
ritorial, or local health officials or employees to hold office in the Public
Health Service. Mar. 1932 CSA 91-Sept. 1934 CSA 180; 1932 CSE 65.

5701 : Aug. 31 John W. Harrison made eligible for appointment as asso-
ciate marine engineer in the Professional Service of the Navy Yard at
Philadelphia, Pa.

5702: Sept. 1 Bocks constituting Port Orford, Blanco, and Rogue River
Reefs in the Pacific Ocean off the Oregon coast, reserved as a refuge for
the protection of sea lions.

5703: Sept. 1 Power-Site Restoration No. 463: Temporary Power-Site
Withdrawal and Power-Site Reserve No. 137, Wyo., diminished.

5704: Sept. 2 E. 0. 1898 of Mar. 12, 1914, delimiting Canal Zone judicial
districts, amended. M 431; XXV PCRec 138.

5705: Sept. 3 Adolf G. Wolf, associate justice of the Puerto Rico Su-
preme Court, designated to perform the duties of the judge of the Dis-
trict Court for Puerto Rico during the absence of Judge Ira K. Wells.

5706: Sept. 4 Mary J. A. Hangliter, Margaret B. Hillyard, Catherine
Lehmkuhl, and Frances N. Kane made eligible for appointment in the
Engraving and Printing Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rides.

5707: Sept. 4 E. O. 5624 of May 15, 1931, governing the maintenance
and occupation of Foreign Service quarters, amended as to quarters used
for residence purposes.

5708: Sept. 8 E. O. 5327 of Apr. 15, 1930, withdrawing certain lands in
Utah for classification, modified to permit approval of an application for
a right-of-way by the Uintah Railway Co.

5709 : Sept. 11 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5710: Sept. 14 Naval air-space reservation and defensive sea area estab-
lished within a five-mile radius of the southern end of Tangier Sound in
Chesapeake Bay, from Oct. 5 to Oct. 20, 1931, inclusive.

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1931

5711: Sept. 14 Certain described lands in Montana withdrawn for
classification and pending legislation [to establish a grazing reserve] .

5712: Sept. 14 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
legislation [to grant the lands to said State for educational purposes].

5713: Sept. 14 * Coal Land Withdrawal Wyoming No. 1 modified to per-
mit the withdrawal of certain described lands for use in the maintenance
of air-navigation facilities.

•Not in Numbered Series.

5714: Sept. 15 Soldier Mountain and Sugar Loaf Administrative Sites,
Calif., reserved for use as lookout sites in the administration of the
Shasta National Forest.

5715: Sept. 16 Barracks Lot Military Reservation, Honolulu, T. H.,
diminished, and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the
Territory of Hawaii.

5716: Sept. 16 • Records, files, and papers of the National Commission
on Law Observance and Enforcement transferred to the Justice Dept.

• Has form of a proclamation.

5717: 8ept. 17 Public Water Reserve No. 116, Calif., modified to author-
ize the Federal Power Commission to issue a license for Project No. 1123
[for construction of a transmission line by the Southern Sierras Power
Company of Riverside, Calif.].

5718: Sept. 17 E. 0.s 4331 and 5237 of Oct. 28, 1925, and Dec. 10, 1929,
respectively, reserving certain lands in California for classification, re-
voked as to certain described lands.

5719: Sept. 17 Naubinway Island in Lake Michigan reserved for use by
the Commerce Dept. for lighthouse purposes.

5720: Sept. 18 Gladys W. Eldridge made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5721: Sept. 19 Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge en-
larged by the addition of certain described Lands in Wisconsin, Illinois,
Iowa, and Minnesota.

5722: Sept. 22 • Title to certain lands on Government Island, Alameda,
Calif., accepted in exchange for rights and interests in said island under
lease of July 5, 1918, and the administration of said lands placed under
the Agriculture Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1931

5723: Sept. 22 E. O. 5327 of Apr. 15, 1930, withdrawing certain lands in
Utah for classification, modified to permit approval of an application for
a right-of-way by the Uintah Railway Co.

5724: Sept. 22 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XV III [on Veterans' Adminis-
tration positions], amended to add Paragraph 12 excepting certain posi-
tions in national veterans' homes when filled by members of such homes.
1932 CSR 63.

5725: Sept. 24 Boundaries of Toiyabe National Forest, Nev., redefined.

5726: Sept. 26 Willow Administrative Site, Ariz., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Prescott National Forest.

5727: Sept. 29 Locomotive Springs Migratory Bird Refuge, Box Elder
County, Utah, established as a refuge and breeding ground for birds and
wild animals.

5728: Sept. 29 Trust period on allotments made to Indians of the Otoe
and Missouria tribes, Oklahoma, expiring during 1931, extended for 10
years.

5729: Oct. 2 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5730 : Oct. 8 Trust period on allotments made to Indians of the Walker
River Reservation, Nev., expiring during 1931, extended 10 years.

5731 : Oct. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VII, on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions, amended to add Paragraph 6 excepting certain temporary part-
time personnel in the Postal Service, employed for the Christmas season,
until Feb. 1, 1932. 1932 CSR 63.

5732: Oct. 14 Certain described lands in California reserved as a look-
out station in connection with cooperative forest-protection work.

5733: Oct. 16 Coal Land Withdrawal Wyoming No. 1 modified to permit
withdrawal of certain land for use as an air-navigation site.

5734: Oct. 17 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Warm
Springs Reservation, Oreg., expiring during 1931, extended 10 years.

5735: Oct. 20 E. O. 4942 of July 30, 1920, withdrawing certain lands in
New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of re-
survey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

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1931

5786: Oct. 20 Certain described lands in Manila Harbor, P. I., reserved
for military purposes.

5737: Oct. 22 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended in Section 524 as
to the accounting period for tonnage fees and to cancel Section 55, per-
taining to instruction periods.

5738: Oct. 29 Louise A. Gallivan made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Regional Office of the Veterans' Administration at Boston, Mass.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5739: Oct. 30 Power Site Restoration No. 464: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawal and Power Site Reserve No. 117, Idaho, diminished.

5740: Oct. 31 St. Marks Migratory Bird Refuge, Wakulla County, Pla.,
established as a preserve and breeding ground for birds and wild animals.

5741 : Nov. 2 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey, and opened to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

5742 : Nov. 3 William C. White made eligible for appointment as naval
architect, Professional Service, to act as chiefdraftsman in the office of
the Superintending Constructor, Navy Dept., Qroton, Conn., on construc-
tion of the submarine Cuttlefish, without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5743: Nov. 7 Certain described lands in Arkansas eliminated from
operation of B. O. 5194 of Sept. 16, 1929, withdrawing certain lands for
classification, and opened only to entry under the homestead laws by
qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the 63d from the
date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

5744: Nov. 7 Power Site Restoration No. 465: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawal and Power Site Reserve No. 2, Colo., diminished.

5745: Nov. 7 Power Site Restoration No. 466: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawals and Power Site Reserves Nos. 5 and 30, Wyo., diminished.

5746: Nov. 10 Trust period on all allotments made to Indians of the
Yakima Reservation, Wash., expiring during 1931 and 1932, extended for
10 years.

5747: Nov. 11 Big Lake Reservation Bird Refuge, Ark., modified.

5748: Nov. 12 Savannah River Wild Life Refuge, Ga. and S. C, estab-
lished as a refuge and breeding ground for birds and wild animals ; E. O.

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1931

4626 of Apr. 6, 1927, creating the Savannah River Bird Refuge, S. C,
revoked.

5749 : Nov. 20 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from the
operation of B. 0. 3866 of June 14, 1923, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

5750 : Nov. 23 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
operation of E. 0. of Jan. 26, 1867, # and E. 0. [375-A] of Nov. 27, 1905,
'withdrawing lands for lighthouse purposes.
* Not a Numbered Order.

5751 : Dec. 3 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn for classifi-
cation.

5752: Dec. 3 Datil National Forest, N. Mex., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Mausano National Forest, and the name
of the latter Forest changed to the Cibola National Forest.

5753 : Dec. 7 Civil Service Rule VII, pertaining to certification, Section
2 amended as to positions not chargeable to the apportionment. 1932
CSR 61.

5754: Dec. 7 Public Water Reserve No. 144, Alaska, established.

5755: Dec. 10 Certain described lands in Mississippi withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion within a national forest.

5756: Dec. 16 Lewis and Clark National Forest, Mont., diminished, and
the excluded lands transferred to the Helena National Forest.

5757: Dec. 16 Madison and Deerlodge National Forests, Mont., dimin-
ished, and the excluded lands transferred to the Beaverhead National
Forest.

5758: Dec. 16 Lolo National Forest., Mont., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Cabinet National Forest.

5759 : Dec. 16 Deerlodge National Forest, Mont., modified by the elimi-
nation of certain lands and the addition of certain other lands from the
Madison, Missoula, and Helena National Forests.

5760: Dec. 16 Madison National Forest, Mont., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Gallatin National Forest.

5761 : Dec. 16 Bitterroot and Missoula National Forests, Mont., dimin-
ished, and the excluded lands transferred to the Lolo National Forest.

5762: Dec. 18 Florence F. Burton made eligible for appointment as
sec'y to the Prohibition Director, Justice Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

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1931

5763: Dec. 22 Executive Departments and independent Establishments
in the District of Columbia ordered closed on Dec. 26, 1931. 1932 CSR
65.

5764: Dec. 22 Civil Service Rule Y [pertaining to qualifications of appli-
cants], Section 4 amended. Add Clause (g) prohibiting the examination
or certification of an applicant with two or more members of his family
in the classified service. Mar. 1932 CSA 8-June 1937 CSA 9 ; 1932 CSR 61.

5765: Dec. 24 Datil National Forest, N. Mex., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Gila National Forest.

5766: Dec. 30 Yetta B. Floyd made eligible for appointment as clerk-
typist in the Prohibition Bureau, Justice Dept., without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

5767: Dec. 30 Hallie D. Stotler made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Prohibition Bureau, Justice Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5768: Dec. 30 Trust period on allotments to Indians of eight specified
reservations, expiring during 1932, extended for 10 years.

5769 : Dec. 30 Phosphate Restoration No. 53 : Phosphate Reserves No. 2,
Idaho No. 1, and No. 9, Idaho No. 2, diminished.

5770: Dec. 30 Port Everglades, Fla., designated a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 18.

1932

5771: Jan. 4* Strip of land through the Schofield Barracks Military
Reservation, T. H., reserved for the use of the Territory of Hawaii as a
road right-of-way.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5772: Jan. 11 E. O. 5327 of Apr. 15, 1930, withdrawing certain lands in
Utah and other States for their possible oil-shale value, modified to
authorize the Interior Sec'y to approve an application of the Uintah Rail-
road Company for a railroad right-of-way on certain of said lands.

5773: Jan. 11 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraphs 117 and 118 on
correspondence with the State Dept., Paragraph 149 on the duties of
consular officers toward American citizens, and Paragraph 448 on dispo-
sition of unclaimed letters, amended ; Paragraph 449 on letters intended
for whaling vessels, canceled, and Tariff Fees amended as to fees for
services contemplated by Items 31, 38, 39, 40, and 41, when rendered else-
where than at a consular office, and to establish Item 50, permitting the

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1932

administering of oaths, etc., without fee in connection with kinsmen's
petitions for the wages and effects of deceased seamen of the American
merchant marine.

5774: Jan. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XVIII on Veterans' Administra-
tion positions, Paragraph 12 amended as to positions in national soldiers'
homes when filled by the members of such homes. 1932 CSR 63.

5775 : Jan. 15 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision I [on Interior Dept.
positions], Paragraph 1 revoked to exclude miners on rescue or experi-
mental work, Mines Bureau; positions and incumbents classified. 1932
CSR 64.

5776: Jan. 18 Civil Service Rule VI [pertaining to ratings and eligibil-
ity], Paragraph 1 amended as to veterans' preference for men over 55
years old. 1932 CSR 61.

5777: Jan. 19 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept.
positions, Paragraph 3 amended to except three additional messengers at
the headquarters of the Philippine Dept. under certain conditions. 1932
CSR 64.

5778: Jan. 19 Stipulations for the payment of prevailing wages in pub-
lic building contracts prescribed.

5779 : Jan. 21 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

5780: Jan. 25 Public Water Restoration No. 71 : Public Water Reserves
No. 34, Arizona No. 5, and No. 1, Utah No. 1, diminished.

5781 : Jan. 25 Florence C. Brock made eligible for appointment as junior
clerk in the Public Roads Bureau, Agriculture Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

5782 : Jan. 28 Hutton Lake Migratory Bird Refuge, Albany County,
Wyo., enlarged.

5783: Jan. 29 Bamforth Lake Migratory Bird Refuge, Albany County,
Wyo., enlarged.

5784: Jan. 29 Certain described portion of the Fort William H. Seward
Military Reservation (Chilkoot Barracks), Alaska, reserved for the use
of the Alaska Road Commission.

5785: Jan. 29 E. 0. 5091 of Apr. 9, 1929, reserving certain lands in New
Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

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1932

5786: Jan. 30 Certain waters off the North Carolina coast, southeast of
Kittyhawk Coast Guard Station, declared a defensive sea area, and navi-
gation within said area prohibited except by authority of the Navy Sec'y-

5787: Feb. 2 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VI, on Justice Dept. positions,
amended to reduce the number of excepted positions. 1932 CSR 63.

5788: Feb. 2 Canal Zone Regulations governing the size, weight, and
speed limits of motor vehicles using public highways, prescribed. M 433 ;
XXV PCRec 430.

5789: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5790: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5791 : Feb. 2 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5792: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5793: Feb. 3 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4882 of May 16, 1928, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and said lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5794: Feb. 5 Certain described lands in California reserved for use as a
lookout station in connection with cooperative forest-protection work.

5795: Feb. 9 Power Site Restoration No. 468: Power Site Reserve No.
190, Wyo., diminished.

5796: Feb. 10 Certain described lands in Illinois and Wisconsin with-
drawn for classification and pending legislation [for improvement of the
Pox River].

5797: Feb. 11 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, withdrawing lands pending re-
survey, and opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws
only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the date of
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5798: Feb. 11 Power Site Restoration No. 467: Power Site Reserve No.
660, Oreg., diminished.

[481]

1932

6799: Feb. 13 McClellan Peak Administrative Site, Nev., reserved for
the use as a lookout site in the administration of the Tahoe National
Forest.

6800: Feb. 17 Certain described lands transferred from the Gallatin
and Beartooth National Forests, Mont., to the Absaroka National Forest.

6801 : Feb. 17 Certain described lands transferred from the Absaroka
and Beartooth National Forests to the Custer National Forest, Mont, and
S. Dak.

6802: Feb. 17 Sinclair A. Wilson made eligible for appointment as
senior forest economist in the Forest Service, Agriculture Dept., without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6803: Feb. 19 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for the use of
the Fisheries Bureau of the Commerce Dept.

6804: Feb. 23 Ann Halloran made eligible for appointment as stenog-
rapher in the Veterans' Administration without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

6806: Feb. 23 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6806: Feb. 26 E. O. 3672 of May 8, 1922, reserving certain lands in
Alaska for townsite purposes, revoked insofar as it applies to certain
described lands.

6807: Feb. 26 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6808: Feb. 26 Long Lake Migratory Bird Refuge, Burleigh and Kidder
Counties, N. Dak., enlarged.

6809 : Feb. 27 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. O. 4843 of Mar. 23, 1928, withdrawing lands pending
resurvey, and included in the Santa Fe National Forest.

6810: Feb. 27 E. O. 4426 of Apr. 19, 1926, withdrawing certain lands in
Utah pending resurvey, revoked.

6811 : Feb. 27 Wanda Coolidge Carver made eligible for appointment
as under clerk in the Washington Navy Yard without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6812: Feb. 29 Consular Regulations of 1896, Section 544 pertaining to
postage charges, and Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter
XX-11, amended.

[482]

1932

6813: Feb. 29 Certain described coal lands in Alaska reserved for in-
vestigation, examination, and classification.

6814: Mar. 1 Ocala National Forest and Ocala National Game Refuge,
Fla., enlarged.

5815: Mar. 9 Certain described coal lands in Alaska reserved for in-
vestigation, examination, and classification.

5816: Mar. 9 Power Site Restoration No. 469: Power Site Reserve No.
155, Mont., diminished.

5817: Mar. 10 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision III, on Commerce
Dept. positions, Paragraph 2 amended to exclude certain positions in the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. 1932 CSR 65.

5818: Mar. 10 Certain described lands in Washington withdrawn for
classification as to their suitability for migratory bird refuge purposes.

5819: Mar. 12 E. O. 4900 of June 2, 1928, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and a certain part of said lands
opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, and cer-
tain other parts opened to entry under the stock-raising homestead laws
only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with date of the
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

6820: Mar. 16 E. O. 5116 of May 15, 1929, reserving certain lands in
Arkansas pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands included in the
Ouachita National Forest.

5821 : Mar. 17 Joseph H. Hopkins made eligible for appointment as act-
ing postmaster at the Woodward, Okla., post office, and to take the open
competitive examination for postmaster without regard to the age limita-
tions. 1932 CSR 66.

5822 : Mar. 19 Fred Scott made eligible for appointment as penitentiary
guard in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

5823: Mar. 21 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from
operation of E. O. 4827 of Mar. 12, 1928, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws
only, by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

5824: Mar. 22 Inspection of tax returns by State officers for intangible
property tax purposes authorized.

[483]

1932

5825: Mar. 26 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter VI,
Section 8 (d), the Consular Regulations of 1896, Section 467, both per-
taining to leave without compensation, amended.

5826: Mar. 28 Colorado National Forest, Colo., renamed Roosevelt Na-
tional Forest.

5827: Mar. 28 Certain described lands in California reserved for mili-
tary purposes.

5828: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for the Navy
Dept. as an ammunition depot.

5820: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

5830: Apr. 4 Interior Sec'y authorized to employ necessary personnel
in connection with the administration of the War Minerals Relief Act of
1919, without regard to Civil Service Rules. July 1933 CSA 74-June 1937
CSA83;1932CSR66.

5831 : Apr. 4 Ruth Bascot Dartt made eligible for appointment as junior
clerk in the Marine Corps Headquarters at Washington, D. C, without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

5832 : Apr. 7 Certain described lands and buildings in the former Fort
St. Michael Military Reservation, Alaska, reserved for the use of the
Justice Dept.

5833: Apr. 8 Certain described lands in Minnesota withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in a national forest.

5834: Apr. 8 Jefferson National Forest, Mont., merged with the Lewis
and Clark National Forest, with latter name retained.

5835: Apr. 13 Limits of the ports of entry of Ambrose and St. John,
N. Dak., and Noyes, Minn., in Customs Collection District No. 34 (Dakota)
and of Blaine in Customs Collection District No. 30 (Washington) ex-
tended.

5836: Apr. 13 Certain described lands in California and Nevada re-
served pending location of a right-of-way for a power transmission line
from the Boulder Canyon Project to Los Angeles.

5837: Apr. 13 Tariff of Consular Fees amended to establish Item 47,
relative to certifying the correctness of copies of certificates of origin.

5838: Apr. 18 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation [for protection of the water-supply of the city of McMinn-
ville].

[484]

1932

5839: Apr. 19 Ralph A. Vestal made eligible for appointment as junior
clerk in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6840: Apr. 21 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 4843 of Mar. 23, 1928, reserving lands pending resurvey
and made part of the Santa Fe National Forest.

6841 : Apr. 23 Siuslaw National Forest, Oreg., diminished.

6842: Apr. 28 Emilio del Toro, Chief Justice of Puerto Rico Supreme
Court, designated judge of the District Court for Puerto Rico during the
absence of Judge Ira K. Wells.

6843: Apr. 28 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
classification and legislation [to set said lands aside for range manage-
ment and forage conservation purposes].

6844: Apr. 28 Certain described lands in Michigan eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 4921 of June, 1928, reserving lands pending resurvey
and made part of the Huron National Forest.

6846: Apr. 28 Certain described lands in Minnesota eliminated from
operation of E. O. 5309 of Mar. 24, 1930, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and made part of the Superior National Forest.

6846: May 2 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved for classifi-
cation and possible addition to the Rocky Mountain National Park.

6647: May 7 Warren Benjamin made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6848: May 16 Tariff of Consular Fees Items 8, 24, 25, 26, and 47
amended.

6849: May 19 Certain described lands in the Canal Zone opposite Bal-
boa reserved as a naval reservation. M 435 ; XXV PCRec 634.

6860: May 26 • Control of the municipal aviation field at Tucson, Ariz.,
assumed for military purposes.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6861 : May 28 Nesta Stephens Long made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Customs Service in Arizona without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

6862: June 1 Gladys L. Knight made eligible for appointment as junior
typist in the Marine Corps Headquarters at Washington, D. C, without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

[485]

1932

6863: June 3 George H. Rolfe permitted to enter the open competitive
examination for postmaster at Concord, N. H., without regard to age
limitations. 1932 CSR 66.

6864: June 3 Maintenance of a patrol in United States territorial
waters, including the Bering Sea, ordered for the enforcement of the
Northern Pacific Halibut Fishery Act.

6866 : June 6 • Frequencies allocated to Government radio stations ;
E. 0. 5638 of June 8, 1931, superseded.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6866: June 11 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6867: June 16 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended as to invoices on
importations, and to bring up to date certain references to tariff acts and
customs regulations.

6868: June 17 Semidi Islands Wild Life Refuge, Alaska, established.

6869 : June 21 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 10 revoked to exclude mounted inspectors in the cus-
toms Service on the Mexican border; incumbents of said positions given
classified status. 1932 CSR 64.

6860: June 22 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
prescribed.

6861 : June 23 Eugene R. Capozio made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Veterans' Administration without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

6862: June 23 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6863 : June 23 Toiyabe National Forest, Nev., diminished, and excluded
lands transferred to the Nevada National Forest.

6864: June 23 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use as a
lookout station in connection with cooperative forest-protection work.

6866: June 27 E. O. 4610 of Mar. 10, 1927, prescribing regulations per-
taining to increased pay for Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard,
and National Guard personnel participating in aerial flights, revoked and
new regulations prescribed.

[486]

1932

6866: June 28 E. O. 3705- A of July 1, 1922, governing increased pay to
enlisted men of the Marine Corps for proficiency in the use of arms,
amended.

5867: June 28 Shenandoah National Forest, Va. and W. Va., renamed
the George Washington National Forest.

5868: June 28 Reservoir Site Restoration No. 11: Reservoir Site Re-
serve No. 17, Calif., diminished.

5869: June 30 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States, prescribed. M 436.

5870: June 30 Standardized Government Travel Regulations tempo-
rarily continued in force, subject to certain specified modifications. 1932
CSR 66.

6871 : June 30 Regulations governing sick leave for executive depart-
ments and independent establishments continued in force. July 1933
CSA 151-June 1935 CSA 152; 1932 CSR 66.

5872: June 30 Compulsory retirement provisions waived for 49 desig-
nated Government employees. M 438.

5873 : June 30 Compulsory retirement provisions temporarily waived
for 39 designated Government employees.

5874: June 30 Compulsory retirement provisions temporarily waived
for 1810 designated Government employees.

5875: June 30 William B. Hamilton, Treasury Dept., and William E.
Rollins, Senate Office Bldg., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Aug. 1, 1932.

5876: June 30 Coal Land Restoration, Montana No. 87 : Coal Land With-
drawals, Montana No. 1, 7 and 11, diminished.

5877: July 6 E. O. 4958 of Sept. 7, 1928, reserving certain lands in Colo-
rado pending resurvey, revoked and said lands opened to entry under
the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service men for
91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter
to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

5878 : July 6 Subsistence and rental allowances for officers of the various
services entitled thereto, prescribed for the fiscal year 1933,

5879: July 7 Mrs. A. Blondell Howe made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the International Revenue Bureau, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[487]

1932

6880: July 9 E. O. 1898 of Mar. 12, 1914, pertaining to the Canal Zone
judiciary, amended to enlarge the area of the Balboa Division of the
Canal Zone District Court. M 439 ; XXVI PCRec 9.

6881 : July 9 William L. Hill, John Lewis May, and Leonard Magruder,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1932.

6882: July 9 Crater National Forest, Oreg., renamed Rogue River Na-
tional Forest.

6883: July 11 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 5109 of May 13, 1929, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and said lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws only, by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days from the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

6884: July 11 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and said lands opened to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws only, by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days from the date of
the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

6886: July 12 California National Forest, Calif., renamed Mendocino
National Forest.

6886: July 12 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6887: July 14 Regulations governing administrative furloughs for Gov-
ernment employees prescribed in the interests of economy. 1933 CSR 27.

6838: July 16 Canal Zone regulations governing liquor transportation
prescribed. M 440 ; XXVI PCRec 10.

6889 : July 16 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
in connection with the San Carlos Indian Irrigation Project, Ariz.

6890: July 16 E. O. 4652 of May 18, 1927, reserving certain lands in
California and Nevada for use by the Commerce Dept. as air-mail beacon
sites and landing fields, revoked insofar as it affects certain described
lands.

6891 : July 16 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending determination of their suitability for migratory bird
refuge purposes.

[488]

1932

6892: July 20 * Radio Division of the Commerce Dept. abolished, and the
functions, powers, records, and personnel of said Division transferred to
the Federal Radio Commission.

* Has form of a proclamation.

5893: July 26 Lamar Costello made eligible for appointment as super-
visor of detentions in the Immigration Service, Ellis Island, N. Y., with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules.

6894: July 26 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6896: July 26 E. O. 5030 of Jan. 18, 1929, reserving certain lands in
Florida pending resurvey, revoked.

6896: July 29 Compulsory retirement provisions temporarily waived for
22 designated Government employees.

6897: July 30 William Bertrand Acker, Chief Clerk, Interior Dept., ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1932.

5898: Aug. 2 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
legislation to enable the State to secure said lands for the use of the Uni-
versity of Arizona.

6899: Aug. 2 Public Water Restoration No. 73: Public Water Reserve
No. 2, Wyoming No. 1, diminished and the excluded lands restored to the
public domain.

5900 : Aug. 10 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi-
cation and pending legislation [to enable purchase of said lands by School
District No. 28, Deschutes County, Oreg.].

5901 : Aug. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IX, on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 6 amended to except from examination one assistant to
the Agricultural Sec'y instead of two. 1933 CSR 24.

5902: Aug. 19 Public Water Reserve No. 145, Calif., established.

6903: Aug. 18 Certain described lands in Nevada withdrawn for classifi-
cation as to their suitability for migratory-bird refuge purposes.

5904: Aug. 18 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for the use
of the Navy Dept. in connection with Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 3.

5905: Aug. 18 Sarah L. Curtiss made eligible for appointment to a clerk-
ship in the Veterans' Administration without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

[489]

1932

6906: Aug. 18 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 17, Calif., modified to author-
ize the Federal Power Commission to issue a license [to the Southern
California Edison Co.] for Project No. 1209 on a certain portion of said
lands.

5907: Aug. 18 Public Water Reserve No. 146, Mont., N. Mex., Oreg.,
and Wyo., established.

5908: Aug. 22 Public Water Restoration No. 72: California Municipal
Water Supply Withdrawal made by E. 0. of May 17, 1927,* revoked
insofar as it affects certain lands.

* Not a Numbered Order.

5909: Aug. 22 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn for
classification as to their suitability for wild-life refuge purposes.

5910: Aug. 23 Tariff of Consular Fees, Items 1, 9, and 10, amended.

5911 : Aug. 24 John W. Ginder, superintendent of the Architectural En-
gineering Division, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions.

5912 : Aug. 24 John P. McDowell, member of the Appeals Board in the
office of the Solicitor of the Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions.

5913 : Aug. 25 Certain described lands of the Hot Springs Reservation,
Ark., reserved for the use of the Hot Springs National Park.

5914: Aug. 26 Long Lake Migratory Bird Refuge, N. Dak., enlarged.

5915: Aug. 31 Power Site Restoration No. 470: Power Site Reserve No.
471, Calif., diminished.

5916: Sept. 2 Power Site Restoration No. 471: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawal No. 130, Power Site Reserve No. 130, and Power Site Reserve
No. 387, Calif., diminished.

5917: Sept. 2 Albert D. Davis, cabinet maker under the Shipping Board,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions.

5918: Sept. 7 Civil Service Commission authorized to test the qualifica-
tions of Military or Naval Academy nominees. July 1933 CSA 19-June
1939 CSA 24.

5919: Sept. 8 Power Site Restoration No. 472: Power Site Reserve No.
661, Oreg., diminished. Sept. 1934 CSA 187, June 1935 CSA 18; 1933
CSR 26.

[490]

1932

5820: Sept. 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6921: Sept. 15 Edward M. Hall, Treasury Dept., Walter L. Turner,
Commerce Dept., and Edward J. Weaver, Government Printing Office,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions.

5922: Sept. 17 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examinations, amended to add Subdivision
XIII, on Post Office Dept. positions, Paragraph 1 to include one postal
rate expert.

5923: Sept. 20 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5924: Sept. 30 Civil Service Commission authorized to grant priority
in filling vacancies to employees dropped or furloughed in force reduc-
tions, and E. 0.s 3011 of Nov. 29, 1918, 3083 of Apr. 30, 1919, 4577 of Jan.
28, 1927, and 4589 of Feb. 18, 1927, superseded. July 1933 CSA 26, 163-
June 1939 CSA 224.

5925: Sept. 21 Certain described lands in Idaho transferred from the
Boise and Challis National Forests to the Sawtooth National Forest, and
certain other lands transferred from latter to the Boise National Forest.

5926: Sept. 23 Power Site Restoration No. 474: Power Site Reserves
Nos. 102, 295, and 668, and Temporary Power Site Withdrawal No. 102,
Idaho, diminished.

5927: Sept. 28 Power Site Restoration No. 475: Power Site Reserve No.
706, Calif., diminished.

5928: Sept. 29 La Pine Administrative Site, Oreg., reserved for use as a
ranger station in the administration of the Deschutes National Forest.

5929: Oct. 1 Certain described lands in Wisconsin withdrawn for classifi-
cation and possible inclusion in a national forest.

I: Oct. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VII, on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions, Paragraph 6 amended to except temporary clerks, carriers, and
laborers required for part-time or intermittent holiday or season work to
Feb. 1, 1933. 1933 CSR 24.

6931 : Oct. 8 * Certain strip of land on the Island of Oahu, T. H., reserved
by E. O. of Nov. 24, 1908, as a right-of-way in connection with the defen-
sive works of said island, restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii, and a certain other strip of land on said island reserved for said
purpose.

• Has form of a proclamation.

[491]

1932

5932: Oct. 10 E. O. 5484 of Nov. 14, 1930, reserving certain lands in New
Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry under
the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service men, for
91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

6933: Oct. 10 E. O. 5085 of Mar. 28, 1929, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service
men, for 91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

6934: Oct. 12 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 3666 of June 14, 1923, reserving lands pending resur-
vey, and opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only,
by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days beginning with the date of the
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

6936: Oct. 14 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 5098 of Apr. 23, 1929, reserving lands pending resur-
vey, and opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only,
by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days beginning with the date of the
filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

6936: Oct. 18 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for
classification as to suitability for national forest purposes.

6937: Oct. 18 Power Site Restoration No. 476: Power Site Reserves
Nos. 8 and 223, and Temporary Power Site Withdrawal No. 8, Idaho,
diminished.

6938: Oct. 24 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., enlarged.

6939: Oct. 26 E. O. 5452 of Sept. 25, 1930, reserving certain described
land in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

6940: Oct. 26 William Bertrand Acker, chief clerk of the Interior Dept.,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions.

6941 : Oct. 26 Public Water Restoration No. 74 : Public Water Reserve
No. 65, N. Mex., diminished, and the excluded lands restored to public
domain and made subject to disposition under applicable land laws on a
date to be announced.

5942: Oct. 29 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

[492]

1932

5943: Oct, 29 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from
operation of E. O. 4624 of Apr. 1, 1927, reserving lands pending resurvey,
and opened to entry tinder the homestead or desert land laws only, by
qualified ex-service men, for 91 days beginning with the date of the filing
of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

5944: Nov. 1 E. 0. 4468 of June 30, 1926, reserving certain described
lands in Nevada pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men, for 91 days beginning with the date of the filing of the plat
of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

5945: Nov. 3 Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge, Calif., established.

5946: Nov. 16 Thomas W. Maxwell, Post Office Dept., Cornelius T. Fine-
hout, Treasury Dept., and Charles E. Molster, Commerce Dept., exempted
from compulsory retirement provisions.

5947: Nov. 16 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, modified, and excluded
lands restored to entry under the applicable land laws.

5948: Nov. 16 E. O. 4693 of July 18, 1927, withdrawing certain described
lands in Michigan [pending legislation to grant said lands to the Michi-
gan Dept. of Conservation for erection of a forest-fire lookout tower],
modified to permit the State to select said lands under the Act of July 31,
1912.

5949 : Nov. 16 Certain described lands in Montana and Wyoming re-
served for an approach road to the Yellowstone National Park.

5950: Nov. 19 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

5951 : Nov. 22 George R. Wales exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions.

I: Nov. 23 Regulations governing the kinds and quantities of the
component articles of the Army ration prescribed.

5953: Nov. 23 Trust period on allotments to Indians on eight desig-
nated reservations, expiring in 1933, extended for 10 years.

5954: Nov. 26 John L. Bateman, office of the Architect of the Capitol,
and Otilla A. Reagan, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions.

5955: Nov. 30 Trust period expiring in 1932 on the allotment to Ger-
trude Lamb, deceased Wichita Indian of Oklahoma, extended for 10
years.

[493]

1932

5966: Dec. 1 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter VII,
Section 6, amended as to unsanctioned asylum.

5957: Dec. 7 Power Site Restoration No. 473: Power Site Reserve No.
547, N. Mex., diminished.

5958: Dec. 8 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

5959: Dec. 9* Certain General Accounting Office powers and activities,
and the Efficiency Bureau, transferred to the Bureau of the Budget.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

6960: Dec. 9* Weather Bureau of the Agriculture Dept. transferred
to the Commerce Dept.; the Federal Oil Conservation Board abolished,
and its powers and duties transferred to the Bureau of Mines; the Na-
tional Screw Thread Commission and the National Advisory Committee
for Aeronautics ordered to serve in an advisory capacity to the Commerce
Sec'y, and the administrative duties, powers, and functions thereof trans-
ferred to the Bureau of Standards.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5961: Dec. 9* Powers of the Employee's Compensation Commission re-
lating to the administration of the longshoremen's and harbor workers'
compensation acts of 1927 and 1928, transferred to the Labor Dept.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5962 : Dec. 9 * Education, health, and recreational activities of the Gov-
ernment consolidated and grouped in the Interior Dept.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5963 : Dec. 9 * Land utilization agencies and functions of the Gov-
ernment consolidated and grouped in the Agriculture Dept.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5964: Dec. 9* Public Work activities of the Government consolidated
and grouped in the Interior Dept.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5965 : Dec. 9 * Merchant marine activities of the Government consoli-
dated and grouped in the Commerce Dept.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

[494]

1932

5966: Dec. 9* Immigration Border Patrol of the Bureau of Immigra-
tion, Labor Dept., and the Customs Patrol of the Bureau of Customs,
Treasury Dept., transferred to the Coast Guard Service, Treasury Dept.,
and the Coast Guard commandant directed to establish a unified border
patrol.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Bee. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5967: Dec. 9* Certain functions of the Veterans' Administration re-
lating to defense in court of cases involving litigation under Section 19
of the World War Veterans' Act of 1924, transferred to the Justice Dept.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5968: Dec. 9* Alien Property Custodian's powers, duties, and activi-
ties, transferred to the Justice Dept., together with all personnel, books,
records, papers, public property, and unexpended funds.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5969: Deo. 9 * Powers and duties of the Employees' Compensation Com-
mission relating to the administration of the act of 1916 providing for
compensation on account of injuries sustained by civilian employees of
the Government, transferred to the Civil Service Commission.

* Never effected. Order disapproved by H. Res. 334 of Jan. 19, 1933, 76 Record
2126. Has form of a proclamation.

5970: Dec. IS Certain income tax returns opened to inspection.

5971: Deo. 14 E. 0. 3346 of Oct. 26, 1920, withdrawing certain lands in
Utah pending adjustment of claims, revoked.

5972: Deo. 15 Geraldine Rollins made eligible for appointment as junior
typist in the Internal Revenue Bureau without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5973: Deo. 15 Consular Regulations of 1896, Section 144 B, 158-160,
and 167, amended as to citizenship and passports.

5974: Dec. 16 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination Subdivision HI on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraph 13 amended to add employees in psittacosis investigation sta-
tions. 1932 CSR 25.

5975: Deo. 16 Certain described lands in Alva, Okla., previously re-
served for post office use by B. 0. of May 29, 1902, # transferred to the
Treasury Dept. for use as a Federal building site.

* Not a Numbered Order.

[495]

1932

5976: Deo. 16 The Greenleaf Mountain Lookout Site established for
use in the administration of nearby national forests.

5977: Deo. 19 Executive depts| and independent establishments in the
District of Columbia ordered closed on Dec. 24, and 31, 1932. 1932 CSR
27.

5978: Dec. 19 E. 0. 5542 of Jan. 27, 1931, reserving certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked and said lands opened to entry
under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

5979: Dec. 19 E. 0. 5300 of Mar. 11, 1930, withdrawing certain lands
in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

Deo. 22 E. 0. of July 31, 1916, withdrawing certain lands in
Oregon and California, formerly embraced in railroad grants, modified to
authorize the Interior Sec'y to withdraw certain of said lands in Oregon
for use by the Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation
facilities.

5981: Dec. 22 John T. Crowley, vocational advisor in the Veterans' Ad-
ministration, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until May
31, 1933.

5982 : Deo. 22 Charles J. Harlow, plate printer in the Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar.
31, 1933.

5983: Deo. 23 E. 0. 5326 of Apr. 14, 1930, withdrawing all unreserved
islands, rocks, and pinacles in the Pacific Ocean off the California coast,
for classification and pending legislation for their proper disposition,
revoked in so far as it affects certain islands, rocks, and pinnacles with
the mouth of the Carmel River and off Point Lobos.

5984: Dec. 23 Civil Service Rules, Rule VII [pertaining to certifica-
tion], amended in Section 1, Paragraph (a) providing that certification
be made without regard to sex unless the nature of the position demands
otherwise. 1933 CSR 24.

1933

5985: Jan. 3 Coal Land Restoration No. 88: Coal Land Withdrawal
Montana No. 1 diminished.

5986: Jan. 3 James W. Higgins, Jr., deputy collector of Internal Rev-
enue, made eligible for appointment as special agent in Internal Revenue
Bureau, Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[496]

1933

5987: Jan. 4 Certain described lands in California eliminated from the
air mail beacon and landing field reserve created for the Commerce Dept.
B. 0. 4652 of May 18, 1927.

5988: Jan. 5 Prank Van Vlack, War Dept., and Frederick W. Ashley,
Library of Congress, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions.

5989: Jan. 5 Dr. Charles Orrin Townsend, chief of the Sugar Division
of the Tariff Commission, exempted from compulsory age retirement
provisions until Jan. 31, 1934.

5990: Jan. 9 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved as an admin-
istrative site for use in administration of Cochetopa National Forest.

5991 : Jan. 12 Boundaries of the Deschutes and Fremont National For-
ests, Oreg., modified by inter-transfer of lands.

5992 : Jan. 12 Charles Carran made eligible for appointment as rural
letter carrier in the classified service without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

5993: Jan. 13 Customs station of Baton Rouge, La., designated a port
of entry in Customs Collection District No. 20 (New Orleans).

5994: Jan. 13 Certain described lands in Minnesota withdrawn pending
legislation authorizing their patenting to said State for military purposes.

5995: Jan. 13 B. 0. 4960 of Sept. 12, 1928, reserving certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked and said lands opened
to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any ap-
plicable land law.

5996: Jan. 13 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from op-
eration of B. 0. 5140 of June 20, 1929, reserving lands pending resurvey,
entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any appli-
cable land law.

5997 : Jan. 17 Dirrelle Chaney, excepted employee in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

5998: Jan. 17 Charles Gallagher, excepted employee in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

[497]

1933

5999: Jan. 17 Martha Owczarzak made eligible for appointment as char-
woman in the Custodian Service at the Bay City, Mich., post office, with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules.

6000: Jan. 18 Josephine Horigan made eligible for appointment in the
Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6001: Jan. 18 Land Offices at Little Rock, Ark., Alliance, Neb., Cass
Lake, Minn., and Gainesville, Fla., abolished and the business and archives
of said offices transferred to the General Land Office, Washington, D. C.

6002: Jan. 18 Certain described lands in Arizona, together with any
buildings or structures thereon, reserved for the Geological Survey in
aid of existing power site reservations and in connection with the opera-
tion of gaging stations in the Colorado and Paria Rivers.

6003: Jan. 18 Paula Gillsepie, senior clerk-stenographer in the office of
the Asst. Navy Sec'y> classified.

6004: Jan. 19 Oliver M. Maxam, chief of the Division of Operations of
the Coast Guard, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions.

6005: Jan. 21 Kathleen M. Glancey made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6006: Jan. 23 Public Water Reserve No. 147, Alaska, established for the
water supply of Unalaska.

6007: Jan. 26 Carl R. Shepard made eligible for appointment as junior
construction engineer in the office of the Supervising Architect, Treasury
Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6008: Jan. 30 E. O. 5304 of Mar. 14, 1930, reserving certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any ap-
plicable land law.

6009: Jan. 31 San Nicholas Island, Calif., placed under control of the
Navy Sec'y for naval purposes, except for sites selected by the Commerce
Sec'y for aids to navigation.

6010: Jan. 31* B. O. 3257 of Apr. 9, 1920, establishing the Fort Ran-
dolph and France Field Military Reservations, C. Z. amended to diminish
the former and enlarge the latter. M 442; XXVI PCRec 427.
* Has form of a proclamation.

6011 : Feb. 1 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

[498]

1933

6012: Feb. 1 Certain described lands in Utah reserved as an agricul-
tural range experiment station.

6013: Feb. 3 Edwin H. Pearson and Jacob L. Nuber, Treasury Dept.
employees exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Feb.
28, 1934.

6014: Feb. 6 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6015: Feb. 6 Coal Land Restoration, Montana No. 89: Coal Land With-
drawal, Montana No. 1, revoked.

6016: Feb. 6 E. 0. 5327 of Apr. 15, 1930, withdrawing certain oil-shale
lands, modified to permit the Interior Sec'y to issue oil and gas permits
and leases for any of said lands.

6017: Feb. 7 Consular Regulations of 1896, Sections 64, 66, 477, and
606-608 amended ; Section 488y 2 canceled.

6018: Feb. 7 Certain powers under the Trading with the Enemy Act
of 1917 vested in the Alien Property Custodian.

6019: Feb. 7 Public Water Reserve No. 148, Oreg. and Utah, established
[for stock watering and grazing purposes].

6020: Feb. 9 Richard H. Knight made eligible for reinstatement as
substitute clerk at New York, N. Y., post office without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6021 : Feb. 9 Sick leave regulations for Government civilian employees
prescribed. July 1933 CSA 151-June 1935 CSA 152.

6022 : Feb. 10 Ernest F. Moessner, scale repairer at the Denver, Colo.,
mint, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Feb. 28,
1935.

6022-A:Feb. 10 Harry A. McBride, assistant to the State Sec'y, class-
ified.

6023 : Feb. 11 Aircraft navigation over the District of Columbia pro-
hibited from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mar. 4, 1933, for public safety purposes.

6024: Feb. 11 Edward N. Dingley, Jr., made eligible for reinstatement
as associate engineer in the Professional Service, Naval Research Lab-
oratory, Bellevue, D. C, without regard to Civil Service Rules.

>:Feb. 14 Public Water Reserve No. 149, Mont, and Wyo., estab-
lished [for stock watering and grazing purposes].

[499]

1933

6026: Feb. 14 Sterling L. Morelock made eligible for probationary ap-
pointment as guard in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to his stand-
ing on the eligible register.

6027: Feb. 14 John Storey, gardener in the office of Public Buildings
and Public Parks of the National Capital, exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Feb. 28, 1935.

6028: Feb. 16 Fourteen specified persons made eligible for appointment
as special investigators in the Immigration Service, Labor Dept. without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6029: Feb. 16 Mary Stewart, assistant director of education in the
Indian Office, Interior Dept., placed in the classified service.

6030: Feb. 17 Charles J. James, chief appraiser in the office of the Reg-
ister of Wills, Probate Court, District of Columbia Supreme Court, ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until Feb. 28, 1935.

6031 : Feb. 18 Alice W. Goodwin, excepted employee in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6032: Feb. 18 Isaac Gregg, excepted employee in the Post Office Dept.,
made eligible for appointment in the classified service without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

6033 : Feb. 18 Ann F. Eammerer, excepted employee in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6034: Feb. 18 Joseph A. Einnahan, excepted employee in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6035: Feb. 18 Kenneth C. Macpherson, excepted employee in the Com-
merce and Post Office Depts., made eligible for appointment in the classi-
fied service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6036: Feb. 18 Edmond M. Martin, excepted employee in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6037: Feb. 18 Alice Mummenhoff, excepted employee, in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6038: Feb. 20 Laurence Gouverneur Hoes made eligible for appointment
in the Veterans' Administration without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[500]

1933

6039: Peb. 20 B. 0. of Mar. 28, 1898, # and B. 0. [3678] of May 20, 1922,
reserving lands on Eodiak Island, Alaska, as an agricultural experiment
station, revoked; a portion of said lands transferred to the War Dept.,
a portion to the Alaska Game Commission, and the balance placed under
control of the Interior Sec'y-

* Not a Numbered Order.

6040: Feb. 20 Public Water Reserve No. 150, Oreg., established [for
stock- watering and grazing purposes].

6041 : Feb. 21 Adelle B. Freeman made eligible for appointment as
junior bacteriologist in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6042: Feb. 21 Grace F. Smythe, excepted employee in the Post Office
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules.

6043: Feb. 23 Civil Service Rule IX [pertaining to reinstatement], Sec-
tion 1, Clause (b), amended to allow reinstatement of former classified
employees entitled to military preference without regard to time limita-
tions. 1933 CSR 24.

6044: Feb. 23 Portion of Amaknak Island, Alaska, reserved for protec-
tion of natives' fishing rights.

6046: Feb. 24 Boundaries of the Sitka Dock Site, Tongass National
Forest, Alaska, redefined.

6046: Feb. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, [on War Dept. positions]
amended to add Paragraph 10(b) excepting additional personnel of the
Military Academy. 1933 CSR 25.

6047: Feb. 25 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III [on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 1 amended to revoke the exception of one confidential
clerk to the collector of customs at New York, N. Y. ; said position and in-
cumbent included in the classified service. 1932 CSR 25.

6048: Feb. 25 Harry B. Timmis, excepted employee in the Commerce
Dept., made eligible for appointment in the classified service without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6049 : Feb. 27 Milton Harold Powell made eligible for appointment as
apprentice boy (electrician), the office of the Director of Public Build-
ings and Public Parks of the National Capital without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

[501]

1933

6050: Feb. 27 * Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded parcels of land reserved for use of the War Dept. as an Army
radio receiving station.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6051 : Peb. 27 Federal employees in the Virgin Islands permitted to
hold unremunerated positions in local colonial councils. July 1933 CSA
105-Sept. 1934 CSA 180.

6052: Feb. 27 Marie K. Kaley made eligible for appointment as inspect-
ress of customs in the office of the Customs Collector at New York, N. Y.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6053: Feb. 28 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 17, Pacific slope basins,
Calif., modified to permit the approval of an application made by the
city of Pasadena and the issuance of a patent to the applicant for certain
described lands.

6054: Feb. 28 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6055: Feb. 28 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6056: Feb. 28 G. Harold Keatley, excepted employee in the State Dept.,
made eligible for appointment in the classified service without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

6057: Mar. 1 Clara L. Hess, excepted employee, Post Office Dept., made
eligible for appointment in the classified service without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6058 : Mar. 1 Jessie N. Barber made eligible for reinstatement in the
classified service and appointment as clerk in the General Accounting
Office without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6059 : Mar. 2 Irvin S. Goldbarth made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Custodian Service at the Federal Building, Richmond, Va., with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules.

6060: Mar. 2* Records, files, and papers of the President's Emergency
Committee and the President's Organization for Unemployment Relief
transferred to the Commerce Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6061 : Mar. 2 Joseph Gambaro and Solomon Israel made eligible for
appointment as special investigators in the Immigration Service, Labor
Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[502]

1933

6062: Mar. 2 Ruby Mae Webb made eligible for appointment as rural
letter carrier in the classified service, Saginaw, Tex., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

6063: Mar. 2 Ellen T. Purcell and J. Elizabeth Williams, temporary
employees, made eligible for appointment to classified positions in the
Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6064: Mar. 3* E. 0. 5143 of June 21, 1929, restricting transportation
of passengers from certain Oriental ports because of epidemic disease,
revoked.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6066: Mar. 3 Boulder Canyon Wildlife Refuge, Nev. and Ariz., estab-
lished as a breeding ground and refuge for wild birds and animals.

6066: Mar. 3 Edwin Sheddan Cunningham, Foreign Service officer,
Class 1, retained on active duty for such time as may be necessary but
not exceeding five years from July 6, 1933.

6067: Mar. 3 Thomas H. Allen made eligible for appointment as special
investigator in the Immigration Service, Labor Dept. without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

6068: Mar. 3 Daphne Mary Byrne made eligible for appointment as
clerk- typist in the Veterans' Administration.

6069: Mar. 3 John M. Hooe, temporary employee, made eligible for per-
manent appointment as marine gasoline engineer under the collector of
customs at Buffalo, N. Y., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6070: Mar. 3 Mary A. McClung, excepted employee in the Agriculture
Dept., made eligible for a classified appointment in said Dept. without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6071 : Mar. 8 August A. Gennerich made eligible for appointment as
operative in the Secret Service Division, Treasury Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

6072: Mar. 8 Certain buildings at Cristobal, C. Z., previously transferred
from the Panama Canal to the War Dept. by E. O. 3917 of Oct. 16, 1923,
transferred to the Navy Dept. M 444.

6073 : Mar. 10 Regulations concerning the operation of banks prescribed.

6074: Mar. 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 2 amended to except one executive assistant and one
special assistant to the Postmaster General. 1933 CSR 25.

[503]

1933

6075: Mar. 15 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6076: Mar. 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6077: Mar. 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6078: Mar. 18 Leafie E. Dietz designated to sign the President's 1 name
to land patents.

6079: Mar. 18 Helen V. McLeod designated to sign the President's name
to land patents during the absence of the regular clerk.

6080: Mar. 18 Appointment of conservators for state banks which are
members of the Federal Reserve System and have not been licensed to
resume business, authorized.

6081 : Mar. 24 Certain described lands in California reserved for public
camp ground purposes.

6082: Mar. 25 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6083: Mar. 25 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], amended to add Subdivision XXIII, on
Federal Radio Commission positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one sec'y
of the said Commission. 1933 CSR 25.

6084: Mar. 27 * Reorganization of Agricultural Credit Agencies or-
dered. Code 418 ; Code Supp. 61 ; July 1933 CSA 134-June 1937 CSA 121.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6085: Mar. 28 * Index figures for the cost of living for the six-months
periods ending June 30, 1928, and Dec. 31, 1932, announced. July 1933
CSA 147.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6086: Mar. 28 Rio Grande Wildlife Refuge, N. Mex., established and
E. O. 1032 of Feb. 25, 1909, establishing the Rio Grande Reservation as
a bird preserve, revoked.

6087: Mar. 28 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6088: Mar. 29 Harry O. Bailey, superintendent of meters in the office
of the Architect of the Capitol, exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Mar. 31, 1935.

[504]

1933

6089: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 1, concerning rights to pen-
sion, prescribed. Code 1691 ; VAR 5.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6090: Mar. 31 * Veterans' Regulation No. 2, on effective dates of awards
of disability and death pensions, and provisions for filing claims and the
review of claims on appeal, prescribed. Code 1695 ; VAR 11.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6091: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 3, concerning schedule for
rating disabilities, prescribed. Code 1689; VAR 15.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6092: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 4, concerning protected
awards, prescribed. Code 1698; VA 207; VAR 15.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6093: Mar. 31 * Veterans' Regulation No. 5, concerning rights to emer-
gency officers' retired pay, prescribed. Code 1699; VA 156; VAR 16.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6094: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 6, concerning eligibility for
domiciliary or hospital care, including medical treatment, prescribed.
Code 1699; VAR 17.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6095: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 7, concerning eligibility for
medical care for veterans of any war, prescribed. Code 1701 ; VAR 19.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6096: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 8, concerning yearly renew-
able term insurance prescribed. Code 1701 ; VAR 20.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6007: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 9, concerning payment of
burial expenses prescribed. Code 1702; VAR 21.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6098: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 10, covering miscellaneous
provisions concerning veterans' claims, prescribed. Code 1702; VA 214,
VAR 22, 33.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6099: Mar. 31* Veterans' Regulation No. 11, concerning disclosure of
information and furnishing copies of records of pension claims pre-
scribed. Code 1704; VA 224; VAR 27.

* Has form of a proclamation.

[505]

1933

6100: Mar. 31 * Veterans' Regulation No. 12, concerning presumption
of right to pensions for Spanish War veterans and certain widows, chil-
dren, and dependent parents of deceased World War veterans, prescribed.
Code 1705; VA 225; VAR 29.
* Has form of a proclamation.

6101 : Apr. 5 Robert Trechner appointed Director of Emergency Con-
servation Work and other provisions made for carrying out the act of
1933 for the relief of unemployment through the performance of useful
public work and other purposes. Code 673 ; Sept. 1934 CSA 78-June 1937
CSA 87.

6102: Apr. 5 Continued national emergency in banking declared;
hoarding. of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the con-
tinental United States by individuals, partnerships, associations, and cor-
porations, prohibited, and regulations for deliverance of gold coin, bul-
lion, or certificates to Federal Reserve Banks prescribed.

6103: Apr. 5 Civil Service Rules waived for appointments in the office
of the Comptroller of the Currency in view of banking emergency and
temporary nature of such appointments. July 1933 CSA 74-June 1937
CSA 83.

6104: Apr. 6 Willamette National Forest, Oreg., created by consolida-
tion of the Cascade National Forest with the Santiam National Forest.

6105: Apr. 6 Jessie B. Saunders made eligible for appointment in the
Budget Bureau without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6106: Apr. 10 Hugh A. Morrison and David E. Roberts, Library of Con-
gress employees exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Apr. 30, 1935.

6106-A : Apr. 10 Chief of Finance of the Army directed to receive, ex-
pend and account for funds pertaining to and expended for the relief of
unemployment through useful public work under the direction of the
Director of Civilian Conservation Work. Code 74.

6107: Apr. 11 Reuben Perry, superintendent of the Albuquerque Indian
School, N. Mex., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
June 30, 1933.

6108: Apr. 12 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding any State, Territorial, county or municipal office, waived to
permit Raymond Moley, Asst. State Sec'y, to hold unremunerative posi-
tion as member of the New York State Commission to investigate the
Administration of Justice. 1933 CSR 29.

6109 : Apr. 12 Cash allowance for members of the Civilian Conservation
Corps fixed. Code 674.

[506]

1933

6110: Apr. 15 Public Water Reserve No. 52, Nev. modified to permit
approval of two Valentine scrip applications.

6111 ; Apr. 20 Continued national emergency in banking declared ; ex-
port of gold coin, bullion, or certificates prohibited and regulations relat-
ing to foreign exchange transactions prescribed.

6112: Apr. 22 E. 0. 5836 of Apr. 13, 1932, reserving certain lands pend-
ing location of a transmission line right-of-way from Boulder Canyon to
Los Angeles, Calif., revoked as to certain described lands in California
and Nevada.

6113: Apr. 22 Certain additional described lands in California reserved
for a right-of-way for a power transmission line from the Boulder Can-
yon Project to Los Angeles.

6114: Apr. 22 May Cairns Aimone made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6115: Apr. 25 State Sec'y, the Labor Sec'y, and the Attorney General
designated a committee to review, recommend revision, and codify the
nationality laws.

6116: Apr. 29 Public Water Reserve No. 151, Calif., established.

6117: May 2 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., enlarged.

6118: Kay 2 Certain described lands in Alaska previously reserved by
B. 0. 5391 of July 8, 1930, for the use of the Office of Education, trans-
ferred to the War Sec'y for use of the Washington- Alaska Military Cable
and Telegraph System.

6119: May 2 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6120: May 2 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6121 : May 2 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 5408 of July 25, 1930, reserving lands for classifica-
tion and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the 63d
day from the date of this Order and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

6122: May 2 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
re»urvey.

6123 : May 2 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

[507]

1933

6124: May 2 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6125: May 2 Public Water Restoration No. 75: Public Water Reserves
No. 12, Wyo., No. 49, Mont., and No. 86, N. Mex., diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to the Public domain.

6126: May 8 Certain administrative powers on the emergency conserva-
tion work program delegated to the Emergency Conservation Work Di-
rector. Sept. 1934 CSA 78-June 1937 CSA 87.

6127: May 8 Regulations for reimbursement of Government agencies for
supplies furnished for emergency conservation work prescribed.

6128: May 10 Regulations governing the navigation of the Panama
Canal and adjacent waters amended as to speed limits for vessels in
transit through said Canal. M 444.

6129: May 11 Enrollment of 25,000 World War Veterans in emergency
conservation work authorized and regulations relating thereto prescribed.
1933 CSR 29.

6130 : May 11 Certain described lands in Ketchikan, Alaska, transferred
to the Treasury Dept. for a Federal building site.

6131: May 12 Fund of $5,875,200 from the appropriation of July 21,
1932, established for work relief on tribal or other lands within Indian
reservations.

6131-A: May 13 * One hundred and sixty-nine specified naval surgeons
assigned to the War Dept. for duty with the Civilian Conservation Corps.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6132: May 15 Certain described lands at Point Barrow, Alaska, re-
served for the War Dept. as a radio station site.

6133: May 15 Elizabeth Horter made eligible for appointment in a class-
ified position in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6134: May 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XXI, on Federal Farm Board
positions amended to except certain additional personnel and to substi-
tute the designation "Farm Credit Administration " for "Federal Farm
Board"; Schedule B [pertaining to positions exempted from subject to
noncompetitive examination], Subdivision XII, on Federal Farm Board
positions, amended to substitute "Farm Credit Administration" for
"Federal Farm Board". Sept. 1934 CSA 154- June 1937 CSA 122; 1933
CSR 26.

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6135: May 20* Sum of $20,000,000 allocated for purchase of forest
lands within 42 national forest purchase areas in connection with the
emergency conservation work program.
* Has form of a proclamation.

6136: Kay 20 Assignment of emergency conservation workers for work
in county parks and metropolitan sections of municipal parks, in connec-
tion with flood and forest fire control, authorized.

6137: May 22 E. O. 5571 of Mar. 5, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in Arizona pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any ap-
plicable land law.

6138: May 22 E. O. 5166 of July 26, 1929, withdrawing certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked.

6139: May 22 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4482 of July 19, 1926, reserving lands pending re-
survey and opened only to entry under any applicable land law by quali-
fied ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any such law.

6140: May 22 E. 0.s 2586 and 2848 of Apr. 6, 1917 and Apr, 24, 1918,
respectively, reserving certain described lands in Montana for use as
ranger stations revoked, and said lands opened only to entry under the
homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days
beginning with the 63d day from this date of this Order and thereafter
to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

6141 : May 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination], Subdivision III [on Commerce
Dept. positions], Paragraph 3 covering special agents employed in col-
lecting cotton statistics, revoked; positions classified, and in cumbarts
permitted to compete in open examinations for retention. 1932 CSR 26.

6142: May 23 Exemption of Pickens Neagle from compulsory retire-
ment provisions, made by E. O. 5872 of June 30, 1932, terminated as of
May 31, 1933.

6143: May 23 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn to
aid said State in making exchange selections under the act of June 15,
1926.

6144: May 24 E. O. 6129 of May 11, 1933, authorizing the enrollment
of 25,000 World War veterans under the Emergency Conservation Work
Program amended to extend the operation of said order to veterans of
all wars. 1932 CSR 29.

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1933

6145: May 25* Board of Indian Commissioners abolished, and records,
property, and personnel transferred to the Interior Sec'y. Sept. 1934
CSA 155.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6146: May 26 Walter L. G. Perry, chief of the Division of Photolithog-
raphy of the Coast and Geodetic Survey at Manila, P. I., exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions until May 31, 1935.

6147: May 26 Fund of $5,875,200 established for emergency conserva-
tion work on lands within Indian reservations; E. 0. 6131 of May 12,
1933, revoked.

6148: May 31* Fifty-one designated naval medical and dental officers
attached to the War Dept. for duty with the Civilian Conservation Corps.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6149: May 31 E. 0. 5547 of Jan. 31, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened
to enti^r under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of re-
survey and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

6160: May 31 E. 0. 5551 of Feb. 7, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened
to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any appli-
cable land laws.

6151: June 1 E. 0. 5261 of Jan. 20, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

6152: June 1 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi-
cation as to their suitability for migratory bird refuge purposes.

6153 : June 3 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6154: June 5 E. 0.s 3832 and 3896 of May 4 and Aug. 31, 1923, re-
spectively, reserving certain described lands in Montana for use as ranger
stations revoked, and said land opened only to entry under the homestead
or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning
with the 63d day from the date of this Order and thereafter to appropri-
ation by the general public under any applicable land law.

6155: June 5 E. 0. 5558 of Feb. 16, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened

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1933

to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any appli-
cable land law.

6166: June 6* Veterans' Regulation No. 1, pertaining to pensions, can-
celed, and Veterans' Regulation No. 1-A substituted. Code 1692; VA
58; VAR8.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6157: June 6* Veterans' Regulation No. 3, pertaining to the schedule
for rating disabilities, canceled, and Veterans' Regulation No. 3- A substi-
tuted. Code 1698; VA 205; VAR 24.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6168: June 6* Veterans' Regulation No. 9, pertaining to payment of
burial expenses of deceased veterans, canceled, and Veterans' Regulation
No. 9-A substituted. Code 1702 ; VA 210; VAR 32.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6169: June 6* Veterans' Regulation No. 10-A: Veterans' Regulation
No. 10, prescribing miscellaneous provisions, amended. Code 1704; VA
219; VAR 37.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6160: June 7 Regulations governing the personnel of the Civilian Con-
servation Corps and veterans enrolled under the Emergency Conservation
Work Program prescribed ; sum of $5,875,200 for emergency conservation
work on land within Indian reservations, and sum of $20,000,000 for
purchase of forest lands allocated ; E. Ojs 6129, 6135, 6147 of May 11, 20,
and 26, 1933, respectively, consolidated and amended.

6161: June 8 Board of Directors of the Tennessee Valley Authority di-
rected to make such surveys, plans, experiments, and demonstrations as
may be suitable to aid the proper use, conservation, and development of
the natural resources of the Tennessee River drainage basin.

6162: June 8 Arthur E. Morgan designated to supervise the construc-
tion of the Cove Creek Dam on the Clinch River, said work to be done
by and through the Tennesee Valley Authority. 1933 CSR 29.

6163: June 8 E. O. 5395 of July 16, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked and said lands opened to
entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any ap-
plicable land law.

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1933

6164: June 8 * Certain described portion of the Charleston Quartermaster
Intermediate Depot, S. C, transferred from, the Shipping Board to the
War Dept.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6165: June 10 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6166: June 10* Consolidation, reorganization, transfer, and abolition
of certain Government executive agencies ordered. Code 47; July 1933
CSA 137, Sept. 1934 CSA 156; M 445.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6167: June 9 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter XX,
Section 8, and Consular Regulations of 1896, Section 540, requiring ac-
counts of diplomatic and consular officers to be stated in U. S. currency,
amended.

6168: June 13 William A. Taylor, chief of the Plant Industry Bureau,
Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Dec. 31, 1933.

6169: June 15* Certain Coast Guard warrant officers attached to the
War Dept. for duty in connection with the Civilian Conservation Corps.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6170: June 15 Oscar L. Chapman, Asst. Interior Sec'y, designated to
act as Interior Sec'y during the absence of Sec'y and First Asst. Sec'y.

6171 June 15 E. 0. 5121 of May 18, 1929, withdrawing certain described
lands in California lands pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands
opened to entry under the homestead or desert land laws only, by quali-
fied ex-service men, for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

6172 : June 15 Cache National Forest, Utah, enlarged.

6173 : June 16 Hugh Johnson appointed Administrator for Industrial
Recovery ; and Special Industrial Recovery Board appointed. July 1933
CSA 148; I NRA Codes 711; NRA Hand 165.

6174: June 16 Col. Donald H. Sawyer appointed temporary Federal
Emergency Administrator of Public Works and authorized to allot sums
for highway building and for construction of naval vessels ; Special Board
for Public Works appointed. July 1933 CSA 148 ; PWA 63.

6175: June 16 E. O. 4240 of June 4, 1925, Paragraph 2, providing for
demotion and separation ratings of Government employees, amended.
July 1933 CSA 143-June 1937 CSA 154.

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1933

6176: June 16 Rates of allowance for equipment maintenance for rural
mail carriers fixed.

6177: June 16 E. 0. 5342 of May 6, 1930, reserving certain described
lands in Arkansas pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened to
entry under the homestead laws only, by qualified ex-servicemen for 91
days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter
to appropriation by the general public under any applicable land law.

6178: June 16 Carson National Forest, N. Mex., diminished.

6179: June 16 Certain described lands in Utah withdrawn pending re-
survey.

6179-A: June 16 E. 0.s [4528, 5058, 5069, 5204, 5620, 5893, 6028, 6061,
6063, and 6067] of Oct. 23, 1926, Feb. 6, 1929, Mar. 2, 1929, Oct. 21, 1929,
May 13, 1931, Aug. 1, 1932, Feb. 16, 1933, Mar. 2, 1933, Mar. 2, 1933, and
Mar. 3, 1933, respectively, making certain persons eligible for appoint-
ment in the Labor Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules, revoked.

6179-B: June 16 The National Committee on Wood Utilization abol-
ished, and all property, records, and files transferred to the Commerce
Sec'y.

6179-0: June 16 South Trimble, Jr., Solicitor of the Commerce Dept.,
authorized to act as Commerce Sec'y in their absence of the Sec'y and
the Asst. Sec'y.

6180: June 21 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as a target
range for the National Guard.

6181: June 24 E. O. 6160 of June 7, 1933, amended to make funds for
purchase of forest lands available for use in any National Forest Purchase
Unit.

6182: June 26 Certain powers and functions in the handling of food-
stuff under Title I of the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 dele-
gated to the Agricultural Sec'y. I NRA Codes 712 ; NRA Hand 171.

6183: June 26 E. O. 5548 of Jan. 31, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened
only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-
service men, for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of re-
survey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

6184: June 26 Helium Reserve No. 2, Utah, established for the produc-
tion of helium for the Government.

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1933

6185: June 26 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5098 of Apr. 23, 1929, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing'
of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

6186: June 26 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 5323 of Apr. 10, 1930, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened to entry under applicable land laws by qualified
ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

6187: June 26 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 5687 of Aug. 18, 1931, reserving lands pending re-
survey, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of
the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general pub-
lic under any applicable land laws.

6188 : July 3 Comparative index of the living for the six-month periods
ending June 30, 1928, and June 30, 1933, announced.

6189 : July 3 Certain described lands at Petersburg, Alaska, reserved
for use as a dock site in connection with the administration of Tongass
National Forest and for other Government purposes.

6190 : July 3 Certain described lands in California eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5836 of Apr. 13, 1932, reserving lands for a transmis-
sion line right-of-way, and opened only to entry under the homestead
and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning
with the 63d day from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropri-
ation by the general public under any applicable land law.

6191 : July 3 Air mail beacon site and landing field in California, estab-
lished by E. O. 4652 of May 18, 1927, diminished.

6192: July 3 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6193: July 3 E. O. 5555 of Feb. 11, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

6194: July 3 E. 0. 5667 of July 6, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in Oregon pending resurvey, revoked.

6195: July 3 E. 0. 5656 of June 22, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened

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1933

only to entry under applicable land laws by qualified ex-service men for
91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter
to appropriation by the general public under any such law.

6196: July 6* Joseph B. Eastman relieved of duties as Interstate Com-
merce Commissioner during his service as Federal Coordinator of Trans-
portation.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6197: July 6 E. 0. 2713 of Sept. 27, 1917, reserving certain described
lands in Montana for use in the administration of Beaverhead and Deer-
lodge National Forests, revoked, and said lands opened to entry under
the homestead or desert land laws only by qualified ex-service men for
91 days beginning with the 63d day from and after the date of this Order,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applica-
ble land law.

6198: July 8 Harold L. Ickes appointed Federal Emergency Adminis-
trator of Public Works. PWA63.

6199: July 11 Transportation in interstate and foreign commerce of
petroleum and the products thereof, unlawfully produced or withdrawn
from storage, prohibited. I NRA Codes 713 ; NRA Hand 385.

6200: July 11 Director of the Emergency Conservation Work given full
administrative powers and ordered to procure educational, athletic, and
recreational services for the welfare of enrolled men.

6201 : July 11 Puerto Rico attached to the Internal Revenue Collection
District of Maryland.

6201-A : July 11 Louise Polk Wilson, land patent clerk, authorized to
sign the President's name to land patents.

6202: July 11 Phosphate Restoration No. 54: Phosphate Reserve No. 4,
Wyoming No. 1, diminished.

6202- A: July 11 Temporary Executive Council appointed to coordinate
organizations and work of new government agencies and duties pre-
scribed; Frank C. Walker appointed executive sec'y- Sept 1934 CSA 83-
June 1937 CSA 90; NRA Hand 166.

-B : July 11 Order in which officials of the Treasury Dept. may act
as Treasury Sec'y established.

6203: July 12 Regulations governing the appointment of 1st, 2d and 3d
class postmasters prescribed. July 1933 CSA 171-June 1935 CSA 171.

6204: July 14 Interior Sec'y authorized to exercise powers vested in
President under Section 9c of the National Recovery Act of 1933, relative

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1933

to the ban on transportation in interstate and foreign commerce of
petroleum and its products, unlawfully produced or withdrawn from
storage. I NRA Codes 714 ; NRA Hand 385.

6204-A: July 14 Code of Pair Competition for the Rayon Weaving In-
dustry approved in part. I NRA Codes 19.

6204-B: July 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Throwing Industry
approved in part. I NRA Codes 20.

6205: July 14 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 19, East Fork, Deschutes
River, Oreg., established.

6205-A : July 15 Administrator for Industrial Recovery authorized to
appoint necessary personnel and exercise certain functions vested in the
President by Title I of the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933.
V NRA Codes 763 ; NRA Hand 170.

6205-B: July 15 Regulation relative to approval of Codes of Fair Com-
petition prescribed. I NRA Codes 715.

6205-0 : July 15 Certain divisions of the Silk Association of America
bound by the provisions of the Cotton Textile Industry Code, pending
adoption of a code of fair competition for said Association. I NRA Codes
20.

6206: July 16 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
legislation for protection of the water supply of the city of Los Angeles.

6206- A: July 16 Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Textile In-
dustry approved as amended. I NRA Codes 21.

6206-B: July 16 Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Thread Indus-
try approved in part, I NRA Codes 21.

6206-0: July 19 Bertha Wetherton made eligible for appointment as
special assistant to the Internal Revenue Commissioner, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6207: July 21 Powers under title of the National Industry Recovery
Act of 1933 delegated to the Agriculture Sec'y by E. O. [6182] of June
16, 1933, continued. VI NRA Codes 645.

6208: July 21 Sum of $20,000,000 allocated for purchase of forest lands
for emergency conservation work, and Paragraph 5 of E. O. 6160 of June
7, 1933, as amended by E. O. 6181 of June 24, 1933, revoked.

6200: July 21 Interior Sec'y delegated powers relative to subsistence
homesteads loans. June 1935 CSA 88, June 1936 CSA 102.

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1933

6209- A: July 21 Textile Finishing Industry placed under the Cotton
Textile Industry Code, pending adoption of a code of fair competition for
said Finishing Industry. I NRA Codes 716.

6209-B: July 21 Underwear and Allied Products Industry placed under
the Cotton Textile Code, pending adoption of a code of fair competition
for said Underwear Industry. I NRA Codes 717.

6210: July 22 Natural Bridge National Forest, Va. and W. Va., con-
solidated with George Washington National Forest, with latter name
retained.

6210- A: July 22 Code of Fair Competition for the Silk and Rayon Dye-
ing and Printing Industry approved in part. I NRA Codes 718.

6211 : July 24 Col. Henry M. Waite appointed to the Special Board for
Public Works as successor to Col. George R. Spalding. PWA 64.

6212: July 25 Certain described lands in California reserved for classifi-
cation and possible inclusion in a national monument.

6213 : July 25 Rental and subsistence allowances for officers of the
various services, effective for the fiscal year 1934, prescribed.

6214: July 25 Curtis F. Marbut, principal soil scientist in the Agricul-
ture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provision until June
30,1934. 1934CSR33.

6214-A: July 25 Civil Service Rule, Schedule B, pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination, Subdivision III [on Commerce
Dept. positions], Paragraph 2, amended as to positions pertaining to the
investigation of trade conditions here and abroad.

6214-B: July 25 Colvin W. Brown designated temporary asst. sec'y of
the Executive Council.

6215: July 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI [on Justice Dept. positions],
Paragraph 6 amended to except all positions in the Division of Investiga-
tion except fingerprint classifiers. Sept. 1934 CSA 160 ; 1934 CSR 32.

6216: July 26 Code of Fair Competition for the Shipbuilding and Ship-
repairing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 25.

6217: July 26 James J. Maloney, John E. Murphy, Roy G. Perry, and
Albert R. Vaughan, temporary employees, made eligible for permanent
appointment as operatives in the Secret Service Division, Treasury Dept.,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

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1933

6218: July 26 David A. Gaes, formerly in the Internal Revenue Bureau,
made eligible for appointment as internal revenue agent in said Bureau
for one year without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6219 : July 26 Canal Zone Regulations governing the issuing of licenses
for practice of the healing arts prescribed. M 448.

6220: July 26 Louis R. Ola vis, serving in the excepted position of direc-
tor of investigations in the Interior Dept., made eligible for restatement
in the classified service without regard to any changes previously pre-
ferred against him. #

* In the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy.

6221: July. 26 Effective dates for the abolition of the Federal Employ-
ment Stabilization Board deferred until 60 days after the convening of
the 2d session of the 73d Congress.

6221-A: July 26 Code of Pair Competition for Wool Textile Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 33.

6221-B : July 26 Certain provisions of the Code of Fair Competition for
the Hosiery Industry approved. I NRA Codes 719.

6221-0 : July 26 International Association of Garment Manufacturers
and subdivisional industries thereof placed under the Cotton Textile
Code. I NRA Codes 722.

6221-D : July 26 National Council of Pajama Manufacturers placed un-
der the Cotton Textile Code. I NRA Codes 723.

6222: July 27 Transfer of the legal work of the Veterans' Administra-
tion to the Justice Dept. postponed until Sept. 10, 1933.

6223: July 27 Sum of $171,638.75 allocated from the National Industrial
Recovery Appropriation to the Agriculture Dept. for completing acquisi-
tion of land for the National Arboretum.

6224: July 27 * Effective dates of certain sections of E. 0. 6166 of June
10, pertaining to reorganization of Executive agencies, deferred. Sept.
1934 CSA 161 ;M 454.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6225: July 27 Central Statistical Board established to formulate stand-
ards and effect coordination of statistical services incidental to the pur-
poses of the National Industrial Recovery Act. I NRA Codes 724.

6226: July 27 Regulations for furnishing to the Budget Director reports
on current encumbrances of Government funds prescribed.

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1933

6227: July 27 Effective date of so much of Section 19 of E. 0. 6166 of
June 10, 1933, as relates to the separation of employees under Sections 2
and 15 of said Order, deferred. Sept. 1935 CSR 163.

6227-A : July 27 Cordage and Twine Industry placed under the Cotton
Textile Code. I NRA Codes 725.

6228: July 28 * Provisions of E. O. 6166 of June 10, 1933, relative to the
transfer of national cemeteries and parks from the War Dept. to the
Interior Dept., interpreted. Sept. 1934 CSA 163.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6229: July 28* Veterans Regulation No. 1 (b), pertaining to entitle-
ment to pension, prescribed. Code 1694 ; VA 75 ; VAR 15.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6230: July 28* Veterans Regulation No. 2 (a), pertaining to the effec-
tive date of awards of pensions, provisions for filing claims, and review
of presumptive claim by review boards, prescribed. Code 1696 ; V A 195 ;
VAR 16.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6231: July 28* Veterans Regulation 3 (b), pertaining to schedule for
rating disabilities, prescribed. Code 1698 ; VA 206 ; VAR 24.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6232: July 28* Veterans Regulation 6 (a), pertaining to eligibility for
domicilliary or hospital care, including medical treatment, prescribed.
Code 1999; VA 167; VAR 27.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6233: July 28* Veterans Regulation 7 (a), pertaining to eligibility for
medical care, prescribed. Code 1701 ; VAR 29.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6234: July 28* Veterans Regulation 10 (b), Miscellaneous Provisions,
prescribed. Code 1704 ; VA 220 ; VAR 38.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6235: July 28 Power Site Restoration No. 477: Power Site Withdrawal
and Power Site No. 108 diminished.

6236: July 28 Henry Roe Cloud made eligible for appointment as super-
intendent of the Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kans., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

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1933

6237: July 28 • Sum of $1,550,000 allocated from 1933 National Indus-
trial Recovery appropriation, for land purchase for completion of the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6237-A : July 30 Certain powers under the Trading With the Enemy
Act vested in the Alien Property Custodian.

6238: July 31 Science Advisory Board established under the National
Research Council, and members designated.

6239: Aug. 2 Effective date for the abolition of the Federal Coordinat-
ing Service deferred to Oct. 10, 1933. Sept. 1934 CSA 170.

6240: Aug. 3 Winfield W. Riefler designated member of the Central
Statistical Board and assigned as economic adviser to the Executive
Council.

6241 : Aug. 3 Tax returns opened to inspection by the Senate Special
Committee to Investigate Foreign and Domestic Ocean and Air Mail
Contracts.

6242 : Aug. 4 Alice M. Grove, General Land Office employee, designated
to sign the President's name to patents during the absence of the regular
clerk.

6242-A:Aug. 4* Code of Fair Competition for the Coat and Suit In-
dustry approved. I NRA Codes 51.

* All Orders approving Codes of Fair Competition, approving Amendments thereto,
and denying or approving application for exceptions thereto, from and including this
Order, have partly the form of a proclamation, except as noted.

6242-B: Aug. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Electrical Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 43.

6242-0 : Aug. 4 Application of the Alabama Mills Co. for exemptions
from the Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Textile Industry,
denied. I NRA Codes 728.

6242-D : Aug. 4 Application of the Crystal Springs Bleachery for ex-
emptions from the Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Textile In-
dustry denied. I NRA Codes 726.

6242-E : Aug. 4 Application of the Dwight Manufacturing Co. for cer-
tain exemptions from Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Textile
Industry denied. I NRA Codes 727.

6243 : Aug. 5 Effective date of the transfer of the District Court for the
Canal Zone to the Justice Dept., as directed by E. O. 6166 of June 10,
1933, postponed to Oct. 4, 1933. Sept. 1934 CSA 169; M 454.

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0244: Aug. 8 Effective date of the provisions of E. 0. 6166 of June 10,
1933, insofar as they relate to any function of the office of the General
Counsel for the Internal Revenue Bureau, deferred until Oct. 10, 1933.
Sept. 1934 CSA 169.

6246: Aug. 9 Effective date of Section 19 of E. 0. 6166 of June 10, 1933,
insofar as it relates to the separation of employees under Section 12 of
said Order, deferred until Sept. 30, 1933. Sept. 1934 CSA 170.

6246: Aug. 10 Regulations requiring compliance by contractors for Gov-
ernment supplies with the codes of fair competition for their respective
industries prescribed. M 455 ; I NRA Codes 729 ; NRA Hand 117.

6247: Aug. 10 Regulations governing the preparation and style of Ex-
ecutive Orders and Proclamations prescribed. Sept. 1934 CSA 14, June
1935 CSA 14; 1934 CSR 38.

6248: Aug. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Corset and Brassiere
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 69.

6249: Aug. 14 • Code of Fair Competition for the Lace Manufacturing
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 59.

* Does not have form of a proclamation.

6260: Aug. 16 Code of Fair Competition for the Legitimate Full Length
Dramatic and Musical Theatrical Industry approved. I NRA Codes 81.

6251 : Aug. 19 Federal Power Commission designated an agency to aid
the Federal Emergency Administrator of Public Works in the prepara-
tion of a program for the development of water power and the transmis-
sion of electrical energy. Sept. 1934 CSA 79-June 1937 CSA 93.

6252: Aug. 19 Certain functions and powers delegated to the Federal
Emergency Administrator of Public Works, and certain regulations gov-
erning operations prescribed. June 1937 CSA 140; PWA 64.

6253: Aug. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Fishing Tackle In-
dustry approved. I NRA Codes 217.

6264: Aug. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Iron and Steel Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 171.

6255: Aug. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Lumber and Timber
Products Industries approved. I NRA Codes 95.

6256: Aug. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Petroleum Industry ap-
proved. I NRA Codes 147.

6257: Aug. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Photographic Manufac-
turing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 209.

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6268: Aug. 22 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6258-A:Aug. 26 Code of Fair Competition for the Automobile Manu-
facturing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 251 ; I NRA Hand Supp 3.

6268-B: Aug. 26 Code of Fair Competition for the Rayon and Synthetic
Yarn Producing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 223.

6268-0: Aug. 26 Code of Fair Competition for the Hosiery Industry ap-
proved. I NRA Codes 239.

6258-D: Aug. 26 Code of Fair Competition for the Men's Clothing In-
dustry approved. I NRA Codes 229.

: Aug. 27 E. 0. 9 of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, amended to make said order applicable to all mechanics and
laborers in armories, arsenals, Navy Yards, etc. Sept. 1934 CSA 181-
June 1939 CSA 153.

6260: Aug. 28 Regulations governing hoarding, export, and earmarking
of gold coin, bullion, or currency, and transactions in foreign exchange,
prescribed. Code 363 ; M 455.

6260-A:Aug. 20 Sec'y of the Interior delegated powers pertaining to
administration of the petroleum industry, and the Interior Dept. desig-
nated as the Federal agency in connection with such administration as
provided in the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 and the Code
of Fair Competition for said industry. I NRA Codes 730.

6261: Aug. 29 Treasury Sec'y delegated powers relative to sale and ex-
port of gold recovered from natural deposits.

6262: Aug. 29 Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 565%, and In-
structions to Diplomatic officers of 1927, Chapter XX, Section 20, amended
as to remission of fees.

6263 : Aug. 80 * Joe Smith, Senate Office Building mechanician, ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 31, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6264: Aug. 31 George P. Metzger, deputy collector of internal revenue,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Dec. 31, 1933.

6265: Sept. 5 E. O. 6208 of July 21, 1933, amended to authorize the
Agriculture Sec'y to allot funds up to $35,000 to the Chemistry and Soils
Bureau for soil surveys and examinations.

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6266: Sept. 6 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6267: Sept. 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6268 : Sept. 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6269: Sept. 6 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the Wash-
ington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System.

6270: Sept. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Motion Picture Labora-
tory Industry approved. I NRA Codes 299.

6271 : Sept. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Wall Paper Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 267.

6272: Sept. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Salt Producing Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 277.

6273: Sept. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Leather Industry ap-
proved. I NRA Codes 287.

6274: Sept. 7 Application of the Connecticut Garment Manufacturers
Association for certain exemptions from the Code of Fair Competition
for the Coat and Suit Industry denied. I NRA Codes 731.

6275: Sept. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Cast Iron Soil Pipe In-
dustry approved. I NRA Codes 259.

6276: Sept. 8 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved to aid
said State in making exchange selections.

6277: Sept. 8 Public Water Reserve No. 152, Colo., Oreg., and Utah,
established [for stock- watering and grazing purposes].

6278: Sept. 12 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 5836 of Apr. 13, 1932, reserving lands pending
location of a power line right-of-way, and opened only to entry under the
homestead and desert land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days
from the 63d day after the date of this Order, and thereafter to appro-
priation by the general public under any applicable land law.

6279: Sept. 12 Sturgeon Bay, Wis., abolished as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 37.

: Sept. 13 E. O. 5483 of Nov. 14, 1930, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened

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only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plats of re-
survey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any
applicable land law.

6281 : Sept. 13 Knoxville, Tenn., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 43.

6282: Sept. 13 Lincoln, Neb., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 46 (Omaha).

6283: Sept. 13 New Bern and Manteo, N. C, abolished as ports of entry
in Customs Collection District No. 15.

6284: Sept. 13 Robbinston, Maine, abolished as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire), and port
limits of Calais, Maine, in said District, extended to include Calais, Rob-
binston, and Baring townships.

6284- A: Sept. 13 Modifications of the Code of Fair Competition for the
Petroleum Industry approved. I NRA Hand Supp 26.

6285: Sept. 14 Certain described lands in California reserved for classi-
fication and possible inclusion in a national monument.

6286 : Sept. 14 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6287: Sept. 14 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6288 : Sept. 14 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
resurvey.

6289 : Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Flower and Feather
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 381.

6289- A: Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Bituminous Coal In-
dustry approved. I NRA Codes 323 ; I NRA Hand Supp 75.

6290: Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Gasoline Pump Manu-
facturing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 349.

6291 : Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Linoleum and Felt
Base Manufacturing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 389.

6292 : Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Oil Burner Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 339.

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6203: Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Textile Bag Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 361.

8204: Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Transit Industry ap-
proved. I NRA Codes 371.

6205: Sept. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Underwear and Allied
Products Manufacturing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 309.

6206: Sept. 18 Application of the Gem-Dandy Garter Co. for certain
exemptions from the Code of Fair Competition for the Corset and Bras-
siere Industry denied. I NRA Codes 732.

6296- A: Sept. 22* Sum of $100,000 allocated from the 4th Deficiency
Act of 1933 to make necessary payments to contractors having Govern-
ment contracts negotiated prior to June 16, 1933, to enable completion of
said contracts and compliance with the proper code of fair competition
or employment agreement.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6297: Sept. 25 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 17, Pacific Slope basins, Calif.,
amended to permit the relocation of two sections of a transmission line
on said Reserve.

6298: Sept. 29 Hugh S. Johnson appointed temporary member of each
code authority for the Bituminous Coal Industry. I NRA Codes 733; I
NRA Hand Supp 131.

6299: Sept. 29 Revised Code of Fair Competition for the Bituminous
Coal Industry approved. I NRA Codes 702.

6300: Sept. SO Chincoteague, Va., abolished as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 14.

6301: Sept. SO Effective date of the transfer of the District Court for
the Panama Canal Zone to the Justice Dept. deferred to Nov. 4, 1933.
Sept. 1934 CSA 169; M 458.

6302 : Sept. SO • Clayborn L. Qatewood, junior mechanic in the House
wing of the Capitol, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Sept. 30, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6303: Sept. 30 Pend Oreille National Forest, Idaho and Wash., merged
with the Eaniksu National Forest, with latter name retained; certain
lands transferred from the Pend Oreille National Forest to the Coeur
d'Alene National Forest.

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8304: Oct. 3 • President's Reemployment Agreement modified. I NRA
Codes 734; I NBA Hand Supp 122.

* Has form of a proclamation.

8306: Oct. 3 Bankers Code of Fair Competition approved. I NRA Codes
575.

6306: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Lime Industry approved.
I NRA Codes 397.

6307: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Farm Equipment In-
dustry approved. I NRA Codes 489.

6308: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Boiler Manufacturing
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 481.

6309: Oct 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Electric Storage and Wet
Primary Battery Industry approved. I NRA Codes 499.

6310: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Textile Machinery Manu-
facturing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 449.

6311 : Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for Knitting, Braiding and Wire
Covering Machine Industries approved. I NRA Codes 411.

6312: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Builders Supplies Trade
approved. I NRA Codes 469.

6313: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Boot and Shoe Manufac-
turing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 541.

6314: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Laundry and Dry Clean-
ing Machinery Manufacturing Industry approved. I NRA Codes 437.

6315: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Saddlery Manufacturing
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 551.

6316: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Ice Industry approved.
I NRA Codes 529.

6317: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Retail Lumber, Lumber
Products, Building Materials and Building Specialties Trade approved.
I NRA Codes 417.

6318: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Luggage and Fancy
Leather Goods Industry approved. I NRA Codes 519.

6319: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Women's Belt Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 511.

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6320: Oct. 3 # Code of Fair Competition for the Oil Burner Industry
amended. I NRA Codes 703.

* Does not have form of a proclamation.

6321: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Motor Vehicle Retailing
Trade approved. I NRA Codes 563.

6322: Oct. 3 Code of Fair Competition for the Qlass Container Industry
approved. I NRA 457.

6323: Oct. 9 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the Lum-
ber and Timber Products Industries approved. I NRA Codes 705.

6324: Oct. 5 David H. Morton made eligible for appointment as personal
sec'y and law clerk in the Customs Court, New York, N. Y., without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6325: Oct. 9 Code of Fair Competition for the Optical Manufacturing
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 599.

6326: Oct. 9 Code of Fair Competition for the Umbrella Manufacturing
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 613.

6327: Oct. 9 Code of Fair Competition for the Handkerchief Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 629.

6328: Oct. 9 Code of Fair Competition for Mutual Savings Banks ap-
proved. I NRA Codes 623.

6328- A: Oct. 9 Code of Fair Competition for the Automatic Sprinkler
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 605.

6329: Oct. 10 • Code of Fair Competition for the Ship Building and
Ship Repairing Industry amended. I NRA Codes 701.

•This Order also exists in mimeographed form dated Sept. 22, 1933.

6330: Oct. 10 Code of Fair Competition for the Silk Textile Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 587.

6331 : Oct. 11 Certain described lands in California reserved as a State
conservation camp in connection with Civilian Conservation Corps work.

6331- A: Oct. 11 Application of the Associated Cloak and Suit Manufac-
turers of Portland, Oreg., for certain exemptions from the Code of Fair
Competition for the Coat and Suit Industry denied. I NRA Codes 735.

6331-B:Oct. 11 Code of Fair Competition for the Compressed Air In-
dustry approved. I NRA Codes 653.

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6331-0: Oct. 11 Code of Fair Competition for the Heat Exchange In-
dustry approved. I NBA Codes 663.

6331-D : Oct. 11 Code of Fair Competition for the Pump Manufacturing
Industry approved. I NRA Codes 673.

6331-E : Oct 11 Code of Fair Competition for the Throwing Industry
approved. I NRA Codes 643.

6332: Oct. 12 Rates of allowances to rural mail carriers for equipment
maintenance fixed for certain specified periods.

6333: Oct. 13 Rainier National Forest, Wash., diminished, and excluded
lands transferred to the Columbia National Forest.

6334: Oct. 13 Rainier National Forest, Wash., diminished, and excluded
lands transferred to the Snoqualmie National Forest.

6335: Oct. 13 Rainier National Forest, Wash., diminished, and excluded
lands transferred to Wenatchee National Forest.

6336: Oct. 13 Snoqualmie National Forest, Wash., diminished, and ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Mount Baker National Forest.

6337: Oct. 14 Certain regulations for carrying out the purposes of Title
1 of the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 prescribed. I NRA
Codes 646; NRA Hand 197.

6338: Oct. 14 • James S. Goldsmith, superintendent of buildings and
labor in the National Museum, and George G. Hedgecock, senior patholo-
gist in the Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6330: Oct. 14 Michigan City, Ind., abolished as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 39 (Chicago).

6340: Oct. 16 • Formation of Commodity Credit Corporation authorized.
June 1935 CSA 71-June 1937 CSA 88.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6341 : Oct. 17 Trust period on allotments of the Morongo Band of Mis-
sion Indians in California, expiring in 1933, extended 10 years.

6342: Oct. 18 Inspection of tax returns by Special Senate Committee to
Investigate Receivership and Bankruptcy Proceedings and Appointment
of Receivers and Trustees, authorized.

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6343: Oct. 18 Interior Sec'y authorized to acquire any real or personal
property in connection with the construction of any project under alloca-
tions made to the Interior Dept.

6344: Oct. 20 Sum of $386,000 allocated from relief funds of the 4th
Deficiency Act of 1933 to the Agriculture Dept. for acquisition of lands
for f orest research in connection with the National Arboretum including
costs of land purchase; E. 0. 6223 of July 27, 1933, revoked.

6345: Oct. 20 E. O. 6182 of June 26, 1933, delegating certain powers
under Title I of the National Industrial Recovery Act to the Agriculture
Sec'y, as supplemented by E. O. 6207 of July 21, 1933, amended. VI
NRA Codes 647.

6346: Oct. 20 Application of Greensboro Lumber Co. and H. A. Taylor
for certain exemptions from the Code of Fair Competition for the Lumber
and Timber Products Industries denied. II NRA Codes 696.

6347: Oct. 20 Additional stay of certain provisions of the Code of Fair
Competition for the Underwear and Allied Products Manufacturing In-
dustry granted. II NRA Codes 697.

6348 : Oct. 20 Agreement with the Code Committee of the Cordage and
Twine Industry modified. II NRA Codes 695.

6340: Oct. 20 Code of Fair Competition for the Marking Device Indus-
try approved. II NRA Codes 13.

6360: Oct. 20 Code of Fair Competition for the Cap and Closure In-
dustry approved. II NRA Codes 1.

6361: Oct. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Retail Trade approved,
n NRA Codes 27.

6362: Oct. 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision VII, on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions, amended to make Paragraph 6 applicable to certain temporary
Postal Service personnel employed in connection with the holiday busi-
ness for 1933-1934. 1934CSR22.

6363 : Oct. 21 Administrator for Industrial Recovery delegated certain
investigative powers on tariff complaints, and procedure in connection
with such complaints outlined. II NRA Codes 700 ; NRA Hand 210.

6364: Oct. 23 Regulations to modify any inconsistent provisions of any
orders, approvals, rules, or regulations issued under Title I of the Na-
tional Industrial Recovery Act of 1933, and to provide for the equitable
enforcement of codes and agreements approved under said Act, pre-
scribed. II NRA Codes 699.

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1933

6855: Oct. 23 Effect of the provisions of codes of fair competition on
cooperative organizations defined and patronage dividends permitted. II
NRA Codes 698; I NRA Hand Supp 158.

6356: Oct. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Industrial Supplies and
Machinery Distributors' Trade approved. II NBA Codes 47.

6357: Oct. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Plumbago Crucible In-
dustry approved. II NRA Codes 67.

6358: Oct. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Steel Tubular and Fire-
box Boiler Industry approved. II NRA Codes 57.

6359: Oct. 25 B. 0. 6261 of Aug. 29, 1933, relative to sale and export of
gold recovered from natural deposits, revoked; U. S. mints and assay
offices permitted to receive and the Reconstruction Finance Corp. author-
ized to acquire and to dispose of such gold ; export of articles fabricated
from gold permitted. Code 380.

6360: Oct. 25 Wade Crawford made eligible for appointment as Super-
intendent of the Klamath Indian Agency, Oreg., without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6361 : Oct. 25 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for classi-
fication and possible inclusion within a national monument.

6362 : Oct. 25 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 6143 of May 23, 1933, withdrawing lands to aid said
State in making exchange selections, and opened only to entry under the
homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days
from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

6363: Oct. 25 Coal Land Withdrawals, New Mexico Nos. 1, 5, and 6,
diminished.

6364: Oct. 26 Jean Springstead Whittemore made eligible for appoint-
ment as customs collector for Puerto Rico without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

6365: Oct. 26 Greenwich, Middletown, Norwalk, South Manchester, and
Stamford, Conn., abolished as ports of entry in Customs Collection Dis-
trict No. 6.

6366: Oct. 27 Labor provisions for the Beet Sugar Industry approved.
II NRA Codes 687.

6367: Oct. 31 Public Water Restoration No. 76 * : Public Water Reserve
No. 12, Wyo., diminished.
* Not in Numbered Series.

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1933

6368: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Advertising Specialty
Industry approved. II NBA Codes 97.

6369: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Dress Manufacturing In-
dustry approved. II NBA Codes 77 ; I NBA Hand Supp 171.

6370: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Fertilizer Industry ap-
proved. II NBA Codes 119.

6371 : Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Gas Cock Industry ap-
proved. II NBA Codes 157.

6372: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Millinery and Dress
Trimming, Braid and Textile Industry approved. II NBA Codes 149.

6373: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Motor Bus Industry ap-
proved. II NBA Codes 107.

6374: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Packaging Machinery
Industry and Trade approved. II NBA Codes 189.

6375: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Boad Machinery Manu-
facturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 139.

6376: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Hair and Jute Felt In-
dustry approved. II NBA Codes 199.

6377: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Terra Cotta Industry
approved. II NBA Codes 209.

6378: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Canning and Packing
Machinery Industry approved. II NBA Codes 219.

6379: Oct. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Paint, Varnish, and
Lacquer Manufacturing Industry approved, n NBA Codes 169.

6380: Nov. 1 Code of Fair Competition for the Nottingham Lace Cur-
tain Industry approved. II NBA Codes 253.

6381: Nov. 1 Code of Fair Competition for the Asbestos Industry ap-
proved. II NBA Codes 273.

6382: Nov. 1 Code of Fair Competition for the Bock Crusher Manufac-
turing Industry approved, n NBA Codes 231.

6383: Nov. 1 Code of Fair Competition for the Novelty Curtain, Drap-
eries, Bedspreads and Novelty Pillow Industry approved. II NBA Codes
263.

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1033

6384: Nov. 1 Code of Fair Competition for the Crown Manufacturing
Industry approved, II NRA Codes 243.

6385: Nov. 2 Code of Fair Competition for the American Petroleum
Equipment Industry and Trade approved. II NBA Codes 339.

6386: Nov. 2 Code of Fair Competition for the Steel Casting Industry
approved. II NBA Codes 299.

6387: Nov. 2 Code of Fair Competition for the Copper and Brass Mill
Products Industry approved. II NBA Codes 289.

6388: Nov. 2 Code of Fair Competition for the Fabricated Metal Prod-
ucts Manufacturing and Metal Finishing and Metal Coating Industry
approved. II NBA Codes 327.

6389: Nov. 2 Code of Fair Competition for the Soap and Glycerine
Manufacturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 317.

6390: Nov. 3 Panama Canal Zone marshal designated officer to disburse
funds for maintenance of District Court for the Canal Zone ; War Dept.
ordered to continue to furnish office quarters, equipment, library, travel,
and other facilities without cost. Code 50 ; Sept. 1934 CSA 169 ; M 459.

6391: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Men's Garter, Suspender
and Belt Manufacturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 471.

6392: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for Stock Exchange Firms ap-
proved. II NBA Codes 481.

6393: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Toy and Playthings
Industry approved. II NBA Codes 353.

6394: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Funeral Supply Industry
approved. II NBA Codes 421.

6395: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Business Furniture,
Storage Equipment, and Filing Supply Industry approved. II NBA
Codes 383.

6396: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Office Equipment Manu-
facturers Industry approved. II NBA Codes 413.

6397: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Buffing and Polishing
Composition Industry approved. II NBA Codes 501.

6398 : Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Buff and Polishing Wheel
Industry approved. II NBA Codes 491.

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6300: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Piano Manufacturing
Industry approved. II NBA Codes 435.

6400: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Floor and Wall Clay
Tile Manufacturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 443.

6401 : Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Washing and Ironing
Machine Manufacturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 461.

6402: Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Leather and Woolen
Knit Glove Industry approved. II NBA Codes 367.

6403: Nov. 4 Application of Kaplan Bros, for exemptions from the Code
of Fair Competition for Artificial Flower and Feather Industry denied.
II NBA Codes 701.

6403-A:Nov. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Fire Extinguishing
Appliance Manufacturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 511.

6404: Nov. 4 Oil Shale Bestoration No. 2: Oil Shale Beserve No. 1,
Nev., diminished.

6405: Nov. 4 Power Site Bestoration No. 478: Power Site Beserve No.
191, Utah, diminished.

6406: Nov. 6 Code of Fair Competition for the Asphalt Shingle and Boof-
ing Manufacturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 523.

6407: Nov. 6 Stay of the provisions of the Cotton Textile Industry Code
limiting machine hours in manufacture of tire yarns or fabrics termi-
nated, and application for exemption from said provisions denied. II
NBA Codes 702 ; IV NBA Codes 685.

6408: Nov. 7 # Boundaries of Fort Buger Military Reservation, Oahu,
T. H., redefined.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6400: Nov. 7 Boundaries of Wasatch and Ashley National Forests, Utah
and Wyo., modified by inter-transfer of lands.

6410: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Printers' Boilers Indus-
try approved. II NBA Codes 611.

6411: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Motor Fire Apparatus
Manufacturing Industry approved. II NBA Codes 629.

6412: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Ladder Manufacturing
Industry approved. II NBA Codes 619.

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6413: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Shovel, Dragline, and
Crane Industry approved. II NRA Codes 563.

6414: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Paperboard Industry
approved. II NBA Codes 539.

6415: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Liquefied Gas Industry
approved. II NRA Codes 587.

6416: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Machine Tool and Forg-
ing Machinery Industry approved. II NRA Codes 577.

6416-A:Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Cleaning and Dyeing
Trade approved. II NRA Codes 547.

6417: Nov. 8 Supplement to the Code of Fair Competition for the Auto-
mobile Manufacturing Industry, covering fair trade practices for the
funeral vehicle and ambulance subdivision approved. II NRA Codes
671.

6418: Nov. 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Automotive Parts and
Equipment Manufacturing Industry approved. II NRA Codes 599.

6419: Nov. # James A. Wetmore, acting supervising architect in the
Public Works Branch, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Nov. 30, 1934.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6420: Nov. 9 Mary M. Flanagan made eligible for appointment as char-
woman in the custodial service at the Boston, Mass., post office without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6420- A: Nov. 9 Modification of the Code of Pair Competition for Cotton
Textile Industry approved. II NRA Codes 677.

6420-B:Nov. 9 Federal Civil Works Administration established and
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator appointed as head thereof.
Sept. 1934 CSA 79-June 1937 CSA 86.

6421 : Nov. 10 Coal Land Restoration, New Mexico No. 50 : Coal Land
Withdrawal, New Mexico No. 1 diminished.

6422: Nov. 10 Code of Fair Competition for the Hardwood Distillation
Industry approved. II NRA Codes 661.

6423: Nov. 10 Code of Fair Competition for the Crushed Stone, Sand
and Gravel and Slag Industries approved. II NRA Codes 641.

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6423- A: Nov. 11 Code of Fair Competition for the Imported Date Pack-
ing Industry approved.

6424: Nov. 13 Stay of the provisions of the Cotton Textile Code limiting
machine hours in manufacture of tire yarns or fabrics extended to Nov.
20, 1933. Ill NBA Codes 655.

6425: Nov. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Scientific Apparatus
Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 31.

6426: Nov. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Air Transport Industry
approved. Ill NRA Codes 1.

6427: Nov. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Gear Manufacturing
Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 67.

6428: Nov. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Wood Plug Industry
approved. Ill NRA Codes 47.

6429: Nov. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Limestone Industry
approved. Ill NRA Codes 21.

6430: Nov. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the All-Metal Insect Screen
Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 9.

6431: Nov. 14 Code of Fair Competition for the Mop Stick Industry
approved. Ill NRA Codes 57.

6431-A:Nov. 15 Labor provisions for the Retail Food and Grocery
Trade approved. Ill NRA Codes

6431-B:Nov. 15 Labor provisions for the Wholesale Food and Grocery
Trade approved, m NRA Codes 645.

6432: Nov. 16 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
resurvey.

6433 : Nov. 17 Josephine B. Wales made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6433- A: Nov. 17 • National Emergency Council created to coordinate
the activities of Government field agencies established to carry out the
purposes of legislation in connection with the economic emergency; all
volunteer field agencies abolished. Sept. 1934 CSA 79-June 1937 CSA 91 ;
I NRA Hand Supp 167.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6434: Nov. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Garment In-
dustry approved. Ill NRA Codes 77 ; I NRA Hand Supp 195.

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6435: Nov. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Newsprint Industry
approved. Ill NRA Codes 103.

6436: Nov. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Special Tool, Die, and
Machine Shop Industry approved. Ill NBA Codes 187.

6437: Nov. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Paper and Pulp In-
dustry approved. Ill NRA Codes 115 ; I NRA Hand Supp 215.

6438: Nov. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Hotel Industry ap-
proved. Ill NRA Codes 175.

6438-A:Nov. 17 Twenty-four specified persons made eligible for ap-
pointment in the Internal Revenue Bureau, Treasury Dept. without re-
gard to Civil Service Rules.

6439: Nov. 18 Adoption of a seal for the National Recovery Administra-
tion authorized ; copies of documents authenticated under said seal to be
admissible as evidence equally with the originals thereof; Administrator
of Industrial Recovery delegated certain powers in connection there-
with. Ill NRA Code 656.

6440: Nov. 18 Rates of compensation for employees in Emergency
Agencies not subject to the Classification Act, prescribed.

6441 : Nov. 21 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn for clas-
sification and pending legislation [to add said lands to the Black Hills
National Forest] .

6441-A:Nov. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Southern Rice Mill-
ing Industry approved.

6442: Nov. 22 Federal Emergency Relief Administrator authorized to
take over the control of relief in any State, where in his judgment, more
affective cooperation between State and Federal authorities will be
secured; regulations governing appointment and duties of State emer-
gency relief administrations prescribed.

6443 : Nov. 22 • Administrator for Industrial Recovery authorized to
modify agreements entered into or approved by the President under
Title I of the National Industrial Recovery Act of June 16, 1933, other
than codes of fair competition.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6444: Nov. 25* Thirty-eight specified drill sites restored to Naval Pe-
troleum Reserve No. 2, Calif. ; B. Ojs 3862 and 4225 of June 11, 1923, and
May 16, 1925, revoked.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1933

6444-A:Nov. 26 Code of Fair Competition for the Distilled Spirits In-
dustry approved.

6446: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Vitrified Clay Sewer
Pipe Manufacturing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 445.

6446: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Anti-Friction Bearing
Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 473.

6447: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Pipe Nipple Manufac-
turing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 379.

6448: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Machine Tool and
Equipment Distributing Trade approved. Ill NRA Codes 485.

6449: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Retail Jewelry Trade
approved. HI NRA Codes 517.

6460: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Precious Jewelry Pro-
ducing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 365.

6451: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Concrete Masonry In-
dustry approved. Ill NRA Codes 407.

6462: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Cigar Container Manu-
facturers Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 433.

6463: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Cement Industry ap-
proved. HI NRA Codes 325.

6464: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Warm Air Furnace
Manufacturing Industry approved, m NRA Codes 461.

6466: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Reinforcing Materials
Fabricating Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 285.

6466: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for Investment Bankers ap-
proved. Ill NRA Codes 509.

6467: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the China ware and Porce-
lain Manufacturing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 273.

6468: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Motion Picture Indus-
try approved. Ill NRA Codes 215.

6469: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Upholstery and Drapery
Textile Industry approved, in NRA Codes 259, IV NRA Codes 686.

6460: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Wool Felt Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 535.

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1933

6461 : Not. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Malleable Iron Industry
approved. Ill NRA Codes 393.

6462: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Gas Appliances and
Apparatus Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 421.

6463: Nov. 27 Stay of the provision of the Cotton Textile Code limiting
machine hours in the production of tire yarns or fabrics for rubber tires,
extended until completion of the hearing in connection therewith. Ill
NRA Codes 658.

6464: Nov. 27 Commercial bribery provisions in codes of fair competi-
tion interpreted. Ill NRA Codes 659; I NRA Hand Supp 229.

6465: Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Structural Clay Prod-
ucts Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 197.

6466: Nov. 27 Oode of Fair Competition for the Waterproofing, Damp-
proofing, Calking Compounds, and Concrete Floor Treatments Manufac-
turing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 497.

6467: Nov. 27 Effective date of Article IX, Section 4, of Code of Pair
Competition for the Retail Trade extended to July 1, 1934. Ill NRA
Codes 660.

6467-A:Nov. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Radio Broadcasting
Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 353.

6468: Nov. 29 Portion of Fort Ruger Military Reservation, T. H., re-
stored to the control of the Government of the Territory of Hawaii as a
reservoir site.

6469: Nov. 29 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5603 of Apr. 20, 1931, reserving lands pending resurvey,
and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by
qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the
plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

6470: Nov. 29 Public Works Emergency Housing Corporation estab-
lished.

6471 : Nov. 29 Maude McOaugh made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6471-A:Dee. 2 Code of Fair Competition for the Alcoholic Beverages
Importing Industry approved.

6472 : Dee. 2 Frequencies assigned to Government radio stations, and
E. O. 5855 of June 6, 1932, superseded.

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1033

6473: Dec. 4 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending re-
survey.

6473-A:Dec. 4 Code of Pair Competition for the Brewing Industry
approved.

6474: Dee. 4 Federal Alcohol Control Administration established; per-
sonnel named, and functions prescribed. Sept. 1934 CSA 81-June 1936
CSA 86.

6475: Dec. 4 Anne Stevens made eligible for appointment as clerk in
the U. S. Attorney's Office at Boston, Mass., without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6476: Dec. 4 Application for exemption from the provisions of the Cot-
ton Textile Industry Code limiting machine hours in production of rubber
tire yarns or fabrics, denied, and stay of said provisions terminated,
effective Dec. 11, 1933. Ill NRA Codes 661.

6477: Dee. 6 Certain described lands in South Dakota reserved for
classification and possible inclusion in a national monument,

6478: Dec. 7 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation B. 0. 5276 of Feb. 7, 1930, withdrawing lands for classifica-
tion, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws
by qualified ex-service men, for 91 days from the 63d day from the date
of this Order hereof, and thereafter to appropriation by the general pub-
lic under any applicable land law.

6479: Dec. 7 Provisions providing for the submission of statistical in-
formation by persons subject to codes of fair competition, prescribed.
Ill NRA Codes 662.

6480: Dec. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Paper Making Machine
Builders Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 543.

6481 : Dec. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Furniture Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 551.

6482: Dec. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Excelsior and Excelsior
Products Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 565.

6483: Dec. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Motor Vehicle Storage
and Parking Trade approved. Ill NRA Codes 577.

6484: Dec. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Pyrotechnic Manufac-
turing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 591.

6486: Dec. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Machined Waste Manu-
facturing Industry approved. Ill NRA Codes 607.

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1933

6486: Dec. 7 Code of Fair Competition for the Asphalt and Mastic Tile
Industry approved. HI NBA Codes 617.

6487: Dec. 7 Amendments 3 and 4 to the Code of Fair Competition for
the Lumber and Timber Products Industries approved. IV NRA Codes
633.

6487-A:Dec. 9 Code of Fair Competition for the Alcoholic Beverage
Wholesale Industry approved.

6487-B: Dec. 9 Code of Fair Competition for the Distilled Spirits Recti-
fying Industry approved.

6488: Dec. 11 Civil Service Rules, Sched ule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VJJ1 [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add Paragraph 2 excepting the positions of director
of information and administrative assistant in the office of the Sec'y-
1934 CSR 32.

6489: Dec. 11 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XIII [on Labor Dept. posi-
tions], amended to add Paragraph 3 excepting six district commissioners
of immigration and naturalization.

6490: Dec. 12 E. 0. 5315 of Mar. 26, 1930, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

6491: Dec. 12 Certain described lands in Montana reserved in connec-
tion with the Fort Peck Dam and Reservoir Project.

6492: Dec. 12 Coal Land Restoration, New Mexico No. 51: Coal Land
Withdrawals, New Mexico Nos. 1 and 6 diminished.

6493: Dec. 12 * Certain described portion of the Naval radio station site
at Wailupe, Honolulu, T. H., restored to the Government of the Territory
of Hawaii for road purposes.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6494: Dec. 14* Charles J. Chamberlain, head carpenter in the Senate
Office Building, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Dec. 31, 1935.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6495: Dec. 14 Regulations governing administrative furloughs for Gov-
ernment employees prescribed. Sept. 1934 CSA 187.

6496: Dec. 14 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

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1933

6407: Dec. 15 Regulations governing the preparation and style of Ex-
ecutive Orders and Proclamations amended to except Executive Orders
approving code of fair competition from the force of said regulation.

6408: Dec. 15 Trust period on Indian lands, expiring, in 1934, extended
for 10 years, except where Congress has reserved to itself authority to
act.

6409: Dec. 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6500: Dec. 15 Certain described lands in Arizona eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 5462 of Oct. 14, 1930, reserving certain lands for cus-
toms and immigration inspection purposes.

6501 : Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Millinery Industry ap-
proved. IV NBA Codes 1.

6502: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Can Manufacturers
Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 15.

6503: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Valve and Fittings Man-
ufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 29.

6504: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Metal Tank Industry
approved. IV NRA Codes 47.

6505: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Oxy- Acetylene Industry
approved. IV NRA Codes 61.

6506: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Rubber Manufacturing
Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 69.

6507: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Hair Cloth Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 119.

6508: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Stone Finishing Ma-
chinery and Equipment Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 129.

6500: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Dry and Polishing Mop
Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 141.

6510: Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Men's Clothing Indus-
try modified. IV NRA Codes 637.

6510-A:Dec. 15 Code of Fair Competition for the Fur Trapping Con-
tractors Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 151.

6511 : Dec. 16 National Labor Board continued ; powers and functions
prescribed. NRA Codes 648 ; NRA Hand 2 289 ; NRA Hand Supp 242.

[541]

1933

6612: Dec. 16* Effective date for abolition of volunteer field agencies,
as directed in E. 0. 6433-A of Nov. 17, 1933, deferred to Jan. 16, 1934.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6512- A: Dec. 16 Charles Brenton Barnes appointed as Presidential mem-
ber of the Bituminous Coal Labor Board for Division I, South, with head-
quarters at Cincinnati, Ohio.

6513: Dec. 18* Members of the Special Industrial Recovery Board in-
cluded as members of the National Emergency Council, and the duties
and functions of said Board transferred to said Council. NRA Hand
169 ; I NRA Hand Supp 240.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6513-A:Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Set Up Paper Box
Industry approved.

6513-B : Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Knitted Outerwear
Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 199.

6513-0 : Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Waxed Paper Indus-
try approved. IV NRA Codes 233.

6513-D:Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Domestic Freight
Forwarding Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 175.

6513-E:Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Wholesale Automo-
tive Trade approved. IV NRA Codes 185.

6513-F: Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Non-Ferrous Foundry
Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 211.

6513-0: Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Refractories Indus-
try approved. IV NRA Codes 255.

6513-H:Dec. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Fur Dressing and
Fur Dyeing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 161.

6513-1: Dec. 18 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Cast Iron Soil Pipe Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 645.

6513-J : Dec. 18 Amendments to the Codes of Fair Competition for the
Men's Clothing and Cotton Garment Industries approved. IV NRA Codes
649.

6513-K:Dec. 18 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Automobile Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 641.

[542]

1933

6514: Dec. 19* Formation of the Electric Home and Farm Authority,
Inc., under Delaware laws authorized, and Board of Directors named
and instructed as to functions. June 1935 CSA 89-June 1937 CSA 89.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6515: Dec. 19 President's Reemployment Agreement extended to Apr.
30, 1934. XV NRA Codes 623 ; NRA Hand 338 ; I NRA Hand Supp 257.

6515-A: Dec. 19 Charles £. Wyzanski, Jr., Solicitor of the Labor Dept.,
designated to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and
the Assistant Sec'y*

6516: Dec. 20 Federal employees in the District of Columbia excused
from duty on Dec. 23 and 30, 1933.

6517: Dec. 21 * E. 0. 6516 of Dec. 20, 1933, excusing Federal employees
in the District of Columbia from duty on Dec. 23 and 30, 1933, amended
to include field service employees.

• Hat form of a proclamation.

6518: Dec. 21* E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873 [prohibiting Federal em-
ployees from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or mu-
nicipal government], waived to permit Martin Conboy, U. S. attorney for
the Southern District of New York, to serve as special assistant general
of the State of New York.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6519: Dec. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Savings, Building and
Loan Associations approved. IV NRA Codes 279.

6520: Dec. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Grinding Wheel Indus-
try approved. IV NRA Codes 287.

6521: Dec. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Rolling Steel Door
Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 297.

6522: Dec. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Rayon and Silk Dyeing
and Printing Industry approved in lieu of the Code of Labor Provisions
for said industry approved July 22, 1933. IV NRA Codes 311.

6528: Dec. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the industry engaged in
smelting and refining of secondary metals into brass and bronze alloys
in ingot form approved. IV NRA Codes 325.

6524: Dec. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Rubber Tire Manufac-
turing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 335.

6525: Dec. 21 Modification of the Code of Fair Competition for the
Gasoline Pump Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 661.

[543]

1933

6526: Dec. 21 Application of the Southern Plow Manufacturers Associ-
ation and the Blount Plow Works for exemptions from the Code of Fair
Competition for the Farm Equipment Industry, denied. IV NRA Codes
657.

6527: Dec. 21 Official bulletin board established in the Commerce Dept.
Building, Washington, D. C, to provide for notice of the proceedings of
the National Recovery Administration. IV NRA Codes 687; II NRA
Hand Supp 217.

6527-A:Dec. 21 Additions and amendments to the Code of Fair Com-
petition for the Petroleum Industry approved.

6528: Dec. 21 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5603 of Apr. 20, 1931, withdrawing certain lands for
resurvey, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing
of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

6629: Dec. 23 Modifications of Code of Fair Competition for the Textile
Bag Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 671.

6530 : Dec. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Medium and Low Priced
Jewelry Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 355.

6531 : Dec. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Silverware Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 389.

6532: Dec. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Photo-Engraving In-
dustry approved. IV NRA Codes 429.

6533: Dec. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Electrotyping and
Stereotyping Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 415.

6534: Dec. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Paper Distributing
Trade approved. IV NRA Codes 375.

6535: Dec. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Commercial Refriger-
ator Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 441.

6536: Dec. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Watch Case Manufac-
turing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 403.

6537: Dec. 23 Temporary Code Authority for the Motor Vehicle Stor-
age and Parking Trade appointed.

6538: Dec. 23 R. B. Paddock, Deputy Administrator of the National
Industrial Recovery Act of 1933, appointed to represent the Administra-
tion as a member without vote of the Code Authority for the Toy and
Playthings Industry.

[544]

1933

6539: Deo. 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Lace Manufacturing
Industry amended. IV NRA Codes 665.

6539-A:Dec. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Wine Industry ap-
proved.

6639-B:Dec. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Commercial and
Breeder Hatchery Industry approved.

6039-0 : Dec. 27 Anderson Dana Hodgden, Clayson Wheeler Aldridge,
and Walton Canby Ferris, former Foreign Service officers, made eligible
for reinstatement upon confirmation by the Senate.

6640: Dec. 28 E. 0. 6166 of June 10, 1933, on reorganization of Govern-
ment agencies, amended to defer the effective date of the provisions re-
lating to disbursement and internal revenue. Sept. 1934 CSA 167.

6641 : Dec. 28 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for flood and
erosion control purposes in connection with cooperative Civilian Con-
servation Corps work.

6642: Dec. 28 * Sum of $2,325,000 allocated from the 4th Deficiency Act
of 1933 for acquisition of privately owned lands within the areas of the
Great Smoky Mountain, Shenandoah, and Monmouth Cave National Park
Projects, Va., N. C, Ky., and Tenn., in connection with the Emergency
Conservation Work Program.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6643: Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Retail Food and Grocery
Trade approved in lieu of Code of the labor provisions approved Nov.
15,1933. IV NRA Codes 457.

6543-A:Dec. 30 Power to approve codes of fair competition of all but
major industries, and of modifications and amendments delegated to the
Administrator for Industrial Recovery. IV NRA Codes 689 ; NRA Hand
171 ; II NRA Hand Supp 3.

6543-B: Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Household Ice Refrig-
erator Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 473.

6643-0 : Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Shoe and Leather
Finish, Polish, and Cement Manufacturing Industry, approved. IV
NRA Codes 485.

6543-D : Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Concrete Pipe Manu-
facturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 497.

6543-E:Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the End Strip Wood
Block Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 511.

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1933

6543-F:Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Cloth Glove
Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NBA Codes 525.

6643-0: Deo. 30 Code of Pair Competition for the Velvet Industry ap-
proved. IV NRA Codes 539.

6543-H:Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Coated Abrasives
Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 549.

6543-1: Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Paper Stationery and
Tablet Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 559.

6543-J:Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Cinders, Ashes, and
Scavenger Trade approved. IV NRA Codes 569.

6543-K:Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Cast Iron Pressure
Pipe Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 579.

6643-L:Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Folding Paper Box
Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 591.

6643-M:Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Blouse and Skirt
Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 605.

6643-N: Dec. 30 Code of Fair Competition for the American Match In-
dustry approved. IV NRA Codes 621.

6643-0: Dec. 30 Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Wall
Paper Manufacturing Industry approved. IV NRA Codes 677.

6644: Dec. 30 Certain described lands in California reserved for the
Agriculture Dept. as fire lookout and explosive storage sites in connection
with the administration of the Shasta and Trinity National Forests.

1934

6646: Jan. 2 Port of entry of Nyando, N. Y., in Customs Collection Dis-
trict No. 7 (St. Lawrence), renamed Roosevelt own.

6546: Jan. 2 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for cemetery
purposes.

6647: Jan. 2 Veterans' Regulation No. 2 (b) : Veterans' Regulation No.
2 (a) amended as to the Veterans' Appeals Board provided for therein.
Code 1698; VA 203.

6548: Jan. 3 Further obligation of emergency funds prior to approval
of estimates of expenditures by the Director of the Budget Bureau tem-
porarily prohibited, with certain exceptions.

[546]

1934

6540: Jan. 3 Auditing of the accounts of Government agencies and cor-
porations created after Mar. 3, 1933, by the General Accounting Office,
ordered unless otherwise prescribed by law.

6549- A: Jan. 4 Code of Fair Competition for the Wholesale Food and
Grocery Trade approved in lieu of the Code of Labor Provisions approved
Nov. 15, 1933. V NRA Codes 1.

6660: Jan. 6 E. 0. 6548 of Jan. 3, 1934, prohibiting the further obliga-
tion of emergency funds prior to approval of estimates of expenditures
by the Director of the Bureau of the Budget, revoked and regulations
relative to further allocation and obligation of emergency funds pre-
scribed.

6661: Jan. 8 Functions and powers under the National Industrial Re-
covery Act of 1933 heretofore delegated to the Agriculture Sec'y trans-
ferred to the Administrator of the National Recovery Administration
with certain exceptions. VI NRA Codes 649; NRA Hand 2 172; II NRA
Hand Supp 1.

6662: Jan. 8 Public Water Reserve No. 116, Calif., modified to author-
ize the Federal Power Commission to issue an amendment to the license
for Project No. 923 of the Southern California Edison Company.

6563: Jan. 9 Index figures for the cost of living for the six months
periods ending June 30, 1928 and Dec. 31, 1933, announced.

6664: Jan. 10 E. O. 6440 of Nov. 18, 1933, prescribing rates of compen-
sation of Government employees in certain emergency agencies, amended
to include all existing emergency agencies and those hereafter created.

6556: Jan. 12 Robert E. McQueen made eligible for appointment as
lockmaster in the Engineer Dept. at Large, War Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

6566: Jan. 12 E. 0. 6260 of Aug. 28, 1933, relating to hoarding, export-
ing, and earmarking of gold coin, bullion, or currency, and to transactions
in foreign exchange, amended.

6557: Jan. 12 Marie E. Summers made eligible for reinstatement in the
Government Printing Office without regard to length of separation from
the service.

6557- A: Jan. 12 Code of Fair Competition for the Wholesaling or Dis-
tributing Trade approved. V NRA Codes 69.

6557-B: Jan. 12 Code of Fair Competition for the Carpet and Rug Man-
ufacturing Industry conditionally approved. V NRA Codes 83.

6557-0 : Jan. 12 Code of Fair Competition for the Raw Peanut Milling
Industry approved. V NRA Codes 99.

[547]

1934

6568: Jan. 15 U. S. mints and assay offices authorized to receive on
consignment gold that has not been designated as having been held in
non-compliance with Executive Orders issued under Sections 2 and 3 of
the act of Mar. 9, 1933.

6559: Jan. 15 E. 0. 6073 of Mar. 10, 1933, and Proc. 2070 of Dec. 30,
1933, concerning the operation of banks, amended.

6560: Jan. 15 Continued national emergency in banking declared and
regulations governing foreign exchange, credit transfers, and export of
coil and currency prescribed. Code 364.

6560-A: Jan. 15 F. E. Berquist appointed member of the National Bi-
tuminous Coal Industrial Board.

6560-B: Jan. 15 John L. Lewis appointed member of the National Bi-
tuminous Coal Industrial Board.

6561: Jan. 16* Abolition date of the volunteer field agencies work-
ing in connection with the National Emergency Council deferred. Sept.
1934 CSA 80-June 1936 CSA 84; II NBA Hand Supp 44.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6562: Jan. 18 Rates of additional pay for Army enlisted men for pro-
ficiency in the use of arms, prescribed.

6563: Jan. 18 E. O. 5805 of Feb. 23, 1932, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened
only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified, ex-
service men of the World War for 91 days from the date of the filing of
the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general pub-
lic under any applicable land law.

6564: Jan. 18 E. 0. 5098 of Apr. 23, 1929, withdrawing certain lands in
Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked as to certain described lands and
the excluded lands opened only to entry under the homestead or desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men of the World War for 91 days from
date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law.

6564- A: Jan. 18* Alfred T. Burri, Foreign Service officer, Class V, re-
tired on annuity.

• Has form of a proclamation,

6565: Jan. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 1(c): Veterans' Regulations
Nos. 1 (a) and 1 (b) amended as to entitlement to pensions. Code 1694,
1700; VA 66.

[548]

1934

6666: Jan. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 6 (b) : Veterans' Regulation No.
6 (a) amended as to eligibility for domiciliary, hospital, and medical care.
VA 162.

6667: Jan. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 9 (b) : Veterans' Regulation No.
9 (a) amended as to payment of burial expenses of deceased veterans.
Code 1702 ; V A 212.

6668: Jan. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 10(c): Veterans' Regulation
Nos. 10 and 10 (b) amended as to pension provisions and renouncement
of monetary benefits. Code 1704 ; VA 221.

6669: Jan. 20 Certain powers delegated to Federal Trade Commission
concerning complaints charging monopolistic practices. II NRA Hand
Supp 35.

6670: Jan. 20* Schofield Barracks Military Reservation, Oahu, T. H.,
diminished and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the
Territory of Hawaii for road purposes.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6671: Jan. 28 * Certain naval medical and dental officers relieved from ,
duty with the Civilian Conservation Corps.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6672: Jan. 24 E. O. 5829 of Mar. 30, 1932, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked and said lands opened
only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any appli-
cable land law.

6678: Jan. 24 Certain described lands in California and Nevada elimi-
nated from the operation of E. O. 5836 of Apr. 13, 1932, withdrawing cer-
tain lands for power transmission lines and opened only to entry under
the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days
from the 63d day from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropri-
ation by the general public under any applicable land law.

6674: Jan. 24 Certain described lands in Oregon and Washington re-
served in connection with construction of a dam in the Columbia River
near Bonneville, Oreg.

6676: Jan. 24 E. O. 6237 of July 28, 1933, allocating funds for the pur-
chase of lands for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, revoked.

6575- A: Jan. 24 State Sec'y authorized to acquire and dispose of cer-
tain real or personal property in connection with projects under State
Dept. allocations, particularly the Rio Grande rectification project.

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1934

6676: Jan. 24 E. 0. 6474 of Dec. 4, 1933, establishing the Federal Al-
cohol Control Administration, amended as to the composition of said
Administration and to provide that the Director have an additional vote
in case of tie.

6577: Jan. 26* Carleton W. Sturtevant, principal engineer in the En-
gineer Dept. at Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until July 31, 1934.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6677- A: Jan. 31 Miss Will Harriss made eligible for appointment in the
classified service without regard to the Civil Service Rules.

6678 : Jan. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Construction Industry
approved. V NRA Codes 649.

6678-A: Jan. 31 James H. Pierce appointed member of the National
Bituminous Coal Industrial Board.

6670 : Feb. 1 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6680: Feb. 1 Certain powers and duties relative to employee elections
and collective bargaining rights conferred on the National Labor Board.
VI NRA Codes 652; II NRA Hand Supp 61.

6681: Feb. 2* Formation of the Export-Import Bank of Washington
authorized. Sept. 1934 CSA 81-June 1937 CSA 93.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6682: Feb. 3 Killcohook Migratory Bird Refuge, N. J., and Del., estab-
lished.

6683 : Feb. 3 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved to aid
said State in making exchange selections.

6684: Feb. 6 Certain described lands on Sand and Quarantine Islands,
Oahu, T. H., exchanged between the War and Treasury Depts. and the
War and Commerce Depts. to facilitate Honolulu channel and harbor
improvements.

6886: Feb. 6 Effective date of Section 18 of E. 0. 6166 of June 10, 1933,
[pertaining to abolition in part of certain educational and experimental
functions], deferred until Apr. 10, 1934. Sept. 1934 CSA 171.

6686: Feb. 6 Section 18 of E. 0. 6166 of June 10, 1933, pertaining to
abolition in part of certain educational and experimental functions, re-
voked. Sept. 1934 CSA 171.

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6687: Feb. 8 Public Grazing Withdrawal No. 4, Utah, established.

6688: Feb. 8 Certain described lands in California reserved for use of
the War Dept. as a bombing and gunnery range.

6689: Feb. 8 Canal Zone Regulations governing the licensing of ve-
hicles amended. M 460.

6690: Feb. 8 Coal Land Restoration, New Mexico No. 52: Coal-Land
Withdrawal, New Mexico No. 1, diminished.

6590-A:Feb. 8 Administrator for Industrial Recovery authorized to
prescribe regulations governing amendments to modification of, excep-
tions to, and stays of codes of fair competition. VI NRA 654.

6690-B:Feb. 8 Industrial Recovery Administrator authorized to pre-
scribe regulations requiring persons subject to Codes of Fair Competi-
tion to post or display terms and provisions of said Code. VI NRA 655 ;
II NRA Hand Supp 59.

6691: Feb. 9* Postmaster General and War and Commerce Sec'y's
directed to co-operate in providing necessary air-mail service in view of
emergency created by annulment of domestic air mail contracts, and
War Sec'y directed to place Army airplanes at the Postmaster General's
disposal.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6692: Feb. 9 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn pending
legislation authorizing their purchase by the city of Forest Grove as
part of its water shed.

6693: Feb. 9 Beet Sugar Committee authorized to accept voluntary and
uncompensated services of Professor W. Lewis Abbott.,

6694: Feb. 9 Certain described portion of the naval reservation on Ediz
Hook, Port Angeles, Wash., transferred to the Treasury Dept. for Coast
Guard purposes.

6696: Feb. 9 Director of the Employment Service authorized to accept
voluntary and uncompensated services of 15 persons in connection with
a project for occupational specifications and classifications.

6696: Feb. 9 Willis R. Gregg, chief of the Weather Bureau, Agriculture
Dept., designated to act as Agriculture Sec'y during absence of the Sec'y
and the Assistant Sec'y.

6697: Feb. 10 Code of Pair Competition for the Chemical Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. VI NRA Codes 393.

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6608: Peb. 10 Code of Pair Competition for the Pleating, Stitching and
Bonnaz and Hand Embroidery Industry conditionally approved. VI
NEA Codes 403.

6599: Peb. 10 Code of Pair Competition for the Gray Iron Foundry In-
dustry approved. VI NRA Codes 419.

6600: Peb. 10 Code of Pair Competition for the Trucking Industry con-
ditionally approved. VI NRA Codes 431.

6601: Peb. 14 Code of Pair Competition for the Retail Solid Fuel In-
dustry conditionally approved. VI NRA Codes 469.

6601- A: Peb. 14* Membership of the Board of Trustees of the Export-
Import Bank of Washington increased.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6602: Peb. 15* Sum of $450,000,000 allocated from the Relief Act of
1934 to the Federal Civil Works Administration.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6603: Peb. 15 Sum of $500,000,000 from the Relief Act of 1934 allocated
to the Federal Emergency Relief Administration grants to States and
for administrative expenses.

6603-A:Feb. 16 Tax returns of all companies manufacturing or selling
airplanes, or parts thereof, and doing business with the Navy Dept. since
1921, opened to inspection to the House Committee on naval affairs.

6604: Peb. 16 Certain described lands in South Dakota and Nebraska
withdrawn for soil classification.

6604- A: Feb. 16 Code of Pair Competition for the Laundry Trade con-
ditionally approved. VI NRA Codes 487.

6604-B: Peb. 16 Code of Pair Competition for the Restaurant Industry
conditionally approved. VI NRA Codes 507.

6605: Peb. 17 Regulations governing commutation of rations and quar-
ters for enlisted men of the various services, amended as to embassy at
Moscow.

6606: Peb. 17 Veterans' Regulation No. 2 (c) : Veterans' Regulation No.
2 (a) amended as to applications for review. Code 1698; VA 204.

6606-A:Feb. 17* E. O. 6355 of Oct. 23, 1933, defining the effects of
code of fair competition upon cooperative organization, supplemented.
VII NRA Codes 705.

• Has form of a proclamation.

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1934

6606-B: Feb. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Graphic Arts Indus-
tries conditionally approved. VII NRA Codes 1.

6606-0: Feb. 17 Code of Pair Competition for the Advertising Distrib-
uting Trade conditionally approved. VII NRA Codes 187.

6606-D:Feb. 17 Chapter II of the Code of Fair Competition for the
Construction Industry, applicable to the General Contractors Division,
approved. VII NRA Codes 667.

6606-E:Feb. 17 Amended Code of Fair Competition for the Electro-
typing and Stereotyping Industry conditionally approved. VII NRA
Codes 623.

6606-F:Feb. 17 Regulations for the interpretation and application of
certain labor provisions of codes of fair competition affecting physically
handicapped workers, prescribed. VTI NRA Codes 706.

6606-G: Feb. 17 Code of fair competition for the Daily Newspaper Pub-
lishing Business conditionally approved. VTI NRA Codes 69.

6607: Feb. 20 Certain described lands in California reserved for use as
a fire lookout site in connection with the administration of the Trinity
National Forest.

6608: Feb. 20 Canal Zone Regulations governing interest on deposit
money orders amended. M 460 ; XXVII PCRec 132.

6609: Feb. 21* John Bach, chief of the Drafting Division, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Feb. 28, 1935.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6610: Feb. 21* C. Frank Wittenauer, picture engraver in the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, exempted from compulsory retirement provi-
sions until Aug. 31, 1934.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6611 : Feb. 22 * Bureau of Mines and functions thereof transferred from
the Commerce Dept. to the Interior Dept. Sept. 1934 CSA 171; Code
49.

• Hat form of a proclamation.

6612: Feb. 22 E. O. 3870 of June 19, 1923, establishing certain proce-
dures for classification of Army officers, revoked.

6612- A: Feb. 23 E. O. 6580 of Feb. 1, 1934, delegating additional pow-
ers to the National Labor Board relative to collective bargaining rights,
amended as to employers' conduct. VII NRA Codes 708; II NRA Hand
Supp 107.

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6613: Feb. 24 E. 0. 5652 of June 18, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened
only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-
service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey,
and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any appli-
cable land law.

6613-A:Feb. 24 Executive Orders approving codes of fair competition
approval for the Graphic Arts Industries and the Daily Newspaper Pub-
lishing Business amended. VII NRA Codes 639.

6614: Feb. 26 * Functions of the War Dept. pertaining to national cem-
eteries and memorials abroad transferred to the American Battle Monu-
ments Commission. Code 49.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6616: Feb. 26 * Jacob L. Nuber, chief of the Printing and Binding Sec-
tion, Internal Revenue Bureau, exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Feb. 28, 1935.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6616 : Feb. 26 Cordova Aviation Landing Field, Alaska, enlarged.

6617: Feb. 26 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for use in
connection with the Walker River Indian Irrigation Project.

6618: Feb. 26 Public Water Reserve No. 154, Oreg., established.

6610: Feb. 26 Public Water Reserve No. 153, Ariz., Utah and Wyo.,
established.

6620: Feb. 26 Public Water Restoration No. 77: Public Water Reserve
No. 149, Wyo., diminished.

6620-A: Feb. 26 Code of Fair Competition for the Fishery Industry ap-
proved. VII NRA Codes 327.

6620-B: Feb. 26 E. 0. 6438 of Nov. 17, 1933, conditionally approving the
Code of Fair Competition for the Hotel Industry, amended to delete two
specified conditions. VII NRA Codes 641.

6621 : Feb. 28 * Certain naval lands, buildings, and improvements at
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, transferred to the Interior Dept.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6622: Mar. 1 E. 0. 6440 of Nov. 18, 1933, pertaining to rates of com-
pensation of Government employees in emergency agencies, amended to
exempt from the provisions thereof all employees of the Federal Civil
Works Administration, except clerical and administrative personnel of
the District of Columbia central office.

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1934

6623: Mar. 1* Federal Employment Stabilization Board abolished and
the Federal Employment Stabilization Office established in the Commerce
Dept.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6624: Mar. 1 Abolition date of the Federal Employment Stabilization
Board deferred.

6625: Mar. 5 Rear Admiral Christian Joy Peoples, Director of Procure-
ment, appointed member of the Special Board for Public Works as suc-
cessor to Assistant Treasury Sec'y, L. W. Robert, Jr. PWA 66.

6626: Mar. 5 Certain described lands at Anchorage, Alaska, reserved
for the War Dept.

6627: Mar. 5 E. 0. 5343 of May 6, 1930, reserving certain described
lands in Nevada pending resurvey, modified to permit the issuance of an
airport lease to Eureka County, Nev.

6628: Mar. 5 Short Island, American Lake, Wash., reserved for the War
Dept.

6629: Mar. 5 Certain described lands in Louisiana and Mississippi with-
drawn for classification and possible inclusion in national forests.

6630: Mar. 6 Aiea Military Reservation, T. H., diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii for
road purposes, subject to a lease granted to the Honolulu Plantation Co.
and to certain U. S. rights-of-way.

6631 : Mar. 6 Robert H. Hartenberger and James B. Morgan, Jr., made
eligible for appointment as airplane painter and watchman, respectively
in the Air Corps at Large, War Dept., San Antonio, Tex., without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

6631-A:Mar. 6 Code of Fair Competition for the Anti-Hog Cholera
Serum and Hog Cholera Virus Industry approved.

6632: Mar. 7 National Recovery Review Board created and members
appointed. Sept. 1934 CSA 81, June 1935 CSA 76 ; VII NRA Codes 709.

6633: Mar. 7 F. Harry Lewis, excepted employee in the Customs Serv-
ice, made eligible for appointment as merchandise examiner in tbe Cus-
toms Service, New York, N. Y., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6634: Mar. 7 Lawrenceburg, Ind., designated as a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection Dist. No. 40, and Town of Greendale included therein.

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1934

6635: Mar. 7 Wichita, Kans., abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection Dist. No. 45 (St. Louis).

6636: Mar. 8 Marion Doody made eligible for appointment as char-
woman in the Custodian Service at the Boston, Mass., post office without
regard to Regulations for the Appointment of Unclassified Laborers.

6637: Mar. 9 Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works di-
rected to allot $50,000 to the National Recovery Review Board from
moneys heretofore earmarked for the National Recovery Administration.
VII NRA Codes 710.

6638: Mar. 9* Formation of the Second Export-Import Bank of Wash-
ington, D. C, authorized. Sept. 1934 CSA 81-June 1936 CSA 87.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6639: Mar. 10* Consolidation of executive agencies engaged in the
enforcement of the Internal Revenue laws ordered, and all authority,
powers, and functions vested in the Internal Revenue Commissioner.
Sept. 1934 CSA 172; Code 49.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6640: Mar. 12 Chapter in of the Code of Fair Competition for the Con-
struction Industry, applicable to the Painting, Paperhanging, and Dec-
orating Division, approved. VIII NRA Codes 739.

6641: Mar. 12 Code of Fair Competition for the Scrap Iron, Nonferrous
Scrap Metals, and Waste Materials Trade conditionally approved. VIII
NRA Codes 1.

6642: Mar. 14 E. O. 5202 of Oct. 7, 1929, reserving certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked and said lands opened only
to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

6643 : Mar. 14 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
operation of E. O. 5836 of Apr. 13, 1932, withdrawing certain California
and Nevada lands pending location of a right-of-way for a power trans-
mission line, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert
land laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the 63d
day from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the
general public under any applicable land law.

6644: Mar. 14 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6645: Mar. 14 Harney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished, and the
excluded lands reserved to provide material for road purposes.

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1934

6646: Mar. 14 Regulations requiring compliance with codes of fair
competition by persons or firms granted Government contracts prescribed.
Vin NRA Codes 859; II NBA Hand Supp 113.

6647: Mar. 17* W. H. Moran, chief of the Secret Service Division,
Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Mar. 31, 1936.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6647- A: Mar. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Bowling and Billiard
Operating Trade approved. Vm NRA Codes 221.

6647-B : Mar. 17 Code of Fair Competition for the Machinery and Allied
Products Industry conditionally approved. VIII NRA Codes 231.

6648: Mar. 20 Code of Fair Competition for the Grain Exchanges and
members thereof approved.

6649: Mar. 23 Elizabeth Bass, temporary employee, made eligible for
permanent appointment as district supervisor in the Narcotics Bureau,
Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6650 : Mar. 23 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports
amended.

6661 : Mar. 23 * Office of Special Adviser to the President on Fo reign
Trade established. Sept. 1934 CSA 81; June 1935 CSA 76; VIII NRA
Codes 861.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6652: Mar. 23 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for Invest-
ment Bankers conditionally approved. VIII NRA Codes 657.

6653: Mar. 23 Code of Fair Competition for t he P hotographic and
Photo-Finishing Industry conditionally approved. VJLLL NRA Codes 449.

6664: Mar. 23 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Lumber and Timber Products Industries approved. V11I NRA Codes 693.

6665: Mar. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision Vll [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], amended to except one assistant private sec'y to the Postmaster
General and one private sec'y to his executive assistant. 1934 CSR 33.

6656: Mar. 27* Executive Committee on Commercial Policy continued.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6667: Mar. 27 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by
Government employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation, pre-
scribed.

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1934

6657-A:Mar. 27* Regulations governing payment of losses sustained
by Government employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation
prescribed.

* Contains certain changes of wording from E. O. 6657.

6668: Mar. 27 Code of Pair Competition for the Shoe Rebuilding Trade
conditionally approved. VIII NRA Codes 593.

6669: Mar. 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Infants' and Children's
Wear Industry conditionally approved. VIII NRA Codes 607.

6660: Mar. 27 Heads of Emergency Agencies operating under funds
allocated from the appropriation for industrial recovery, together with
the heads of Executive Depts. and independent establishments in so far
as they operate under such funds, authorized to make such expenditures
of certain types from funds so allocated as they may deem necessary to
accomplish the purpose of the allocation. VII NRA Codes 863 ; PWA 66.

6661: Mar. 27 Veterans' Regulation No. 1(d): Veterans' Regulation
No. 1 (a), pertaining to pensions, amended. Code 1695; VA 140.

6662 :Mar. 27 Veterans' Regulation No. 12 (a): Veterans' Regulation
No. 12, pertaining to pensions, amended. Code 1705 ; VA 226.

6663: Mar. 31* Luther L. Browning, linotype machinist in charge in
the Government Printing Office, exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Apr. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6664: Mar. 31 Irene C. Claveloux made eligible for reinstatement in
the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6666 : Mar. 31 John Bruce Arnold made eligible for appointment as act-
ing assistant surgeon in the Public Health Service, Treasury Dept., with-
out regard to Civil Service Rules.

6666: Apr. 5 E. 0. 4980 of Oct. 20, 1928, reserving certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked, and said lands opened only
to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service
men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of resurvey, and
thereafter to appropriation by the general public under any applicable
land law.

6667: Apr. 5 Certain described lands in Colorado lands withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6668: Apr. 6 Veterans' Regulation No. 1 (e) : Veterans' Regulation No.
1 (d), pertaining to entitlement to pension, canceled. Code 1695; VA
142.

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1934

6669: Apr. 6 Veterans' Regulation No. 12(b): Veterans' Regulation
No. 12 (a), pertaining to entitlement to pensions of Spanish-American
War veterans, and dependents of deceased World War veterans, can-
celed. Code 1705; VA 228.

6670: Apr. 7* Functions of the Veterans' Administration pertaining
to retirement of Government civil employees transferred to the Civil
Service Commission. Sept. 1934 CSA 173 ; M 461.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6671: Apr. 7 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6672: Apr. 7 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6673: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Oregon withdrawn for classifi-
cation as to their suitability for migratory bird refuges.

6674: Apr. 13 Beaufort, S. C, abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 16.

6675: Apr. 13 Rates of allowance to rural mail, carriers for equipment
maintenance fixed for the period Apr. 1 to June 30, 1934.

6675- A: Apr. 13 Code of Fair Competition for the Live Poultry Indus-
try in Metropolitan New York approved. XXIII NRA Codes 386.

6676: Apr. 14 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination], Subdivision I [on Interior Dept.
positions], Paragraph 1 amended to include all unclassified positions in
the Indian Service where applicants are at least of one-fourth Indian
blood. 1934CSR34.

6677: Apr. 14 Certain described lands in California eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5836 of Apr. 13, 1932, reserving certain California and
Nevada lands pending location of a right-of-way for a power transmis-
sion line, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days beginning with the 63d day
from the date of this Order, and thereafter to appropriation by the gen-
eral public under any applicable land law.

6678: Apr. 14 Provisions to meet the expenses incurred in the adminis-
tration of any code of fair competition by the various code authorities,
prescribed. IX NRA Codes 879; II NRA Hand Supp 146.

6678-A: Apr. 14 Period for entering into a continuing the President's
Reemployment Agreement extended. IX NRA Codes 881 ; II NRA Hand
Supp 173.

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1934

6679: Apr. 16 E. 0. 4810 of Feb. 14, 1928, withdrawing certain lands
in Wyoming pending legislation, revoked to permit their withdrawal for
use by the Commerce Dept. as a landing field.

6680: Apr. 17* Geographic Board abolished and functions transferred
to the Interior Dept. Sept. 1934 CSA 174.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6681 : Apr. 17 Certain described lands in Oklahoma withdrawn for class-
ification and pending legislation authorizing their disposal for the relief
of bona fide claimants.

6682: Apr. 17 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5140 of June 20, 1929, withdrawing certain lands for
resurvey, and opened only to entry under the homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing
of the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general
public under any applicable land law.

6683: Apr. 19 Additional members appointed to the Federal Alcohol
Control Administration.

6684: Apr. 19 * Sum of $1,000,000 allocated from the 4th Deficiency Act
of 1933 for purchase or rental of land for emergency conservation work.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6684- A: Apr. 19 Compact (sic) of Fair Competition for the Prison In-
dustries of the United States approved, and powers vested in the Presi-
dent by said Compact delegated to the Administrator for Industrial Re-
covery. IX NRA Codes 731 ; II NRA Hand Supp 167.

6684-B : Apr. 19 Agreement among certain manufacturers and distrib-
utors of rubber tires, relating to sale thereof, approved. IX NRA Codes

882.

6684-0 : Apr. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Electrical Contract-
ing Division of the Construction Industry approved. IX NRA Codes 849.

6684-D : Apr. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Household Goods
Storage and Moving Trade conditionally approved. IX NRA Codes 349.

6684-E:Apr. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Mason Contractors
Division of the Construction Industry approved. IX NRA Codes 863.

6684-F: Apr. 19 Code of Fair Competition for the Barber Shop Trade
conditionally approved. IX NRA Codes 331.

6685: Apr. 20 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the Dis-
tilled Spirits Rectifying Industry approved.

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1934

6686: Apr. 20 Code of Fair Competition for the Linseed Oil Manufac-
turing Industry approved.

6686-A:Apr. 21 Helen Woodrow Bones made eligible for appointment
in the State Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6687: Apr. 23* Charles H. Deetz, Coast and Geodetic Survey drafts-
man, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until May 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6688: Apr. 23* John L. Crone, supervising inspector in the Bureau of
Navigation and Steamboat Inspection, Commerce Dept., exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1934.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6689: Apr. 24 Sum of $75,000,000 transferred to the Federal Emergency
Relief Administration from the funds of the Federal Civil Works Ad-
ministration.

6690: Apr. 25 Effective date of E. O. 6614 of Feb. 26, 1934, transferring
functions pertaining to national cemeteries and memorials abroad to the
American Battle Monuments Commission, deferred until May 21, 1934.
Sept. 1934 CSA 167.

6691: Apr. 25 Postmaster General authorized to submit the name of
Robert Shultice for nomination as postmaster at Norfolk, Va., without
regard to provision of E. O. 6203 of July 12, 1933.

6692: Apr. 27 Official seal of the Justice Dept. approved.

6693: Apr. 28* National Land Problems Committee created, composed
of one representative each of the Interior and Agriculture Depts. and the
Federal Emergency Belief Administration, to serve without additional
compensation in developing a national land program.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6694: Hay 1 * Office of the Alien Property Custodian abolished and all
personnel, functions, and property transferred to the Justice Dept. Sept.
1934 CSA 175.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6694-A:May 1 Code of Fair Competition for the Retail Rubber Tire
and Battery Trade approved. IX NRA Codes 519.

6895: May 2 Veterans' Regulation No. 9 (c) : Veterans' Regulation No.
9 (b), pertaining to burial expenses for deceased veterans, amended.
Code 1702; VA 213.

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1934

6696: May 2 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6697: May 2 Railroad Valley Migratory Bird Refuge, Nye County, Nev.,
created.

6698: May 2 Certain described lands in California reserved as a look-
out station for forest protection work.

I : May 3 Henderson, Knox, Peoria, and Warren Counties trans-
ferred from the 1st to the 8th Internal Revenue Collection District of
Illinois.

6700: May 4 E. 0. 6225 of July 27, 1933, establishing the Central Statis-
tical Board, amended. Sept. 1934 CSA 79-June 1937 CSA 86; X NRA
Codes 947.

6701 : May 7 Elizabeth W. Herde made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Federal Trade Commission without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6702: May 7* Herman M. Underwood, associate engineer in the En-
gineer Dept. at Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Oct. 1, 1934.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6703: May 7* Theodore A. Hostetler, Solicitor of the Patent Office,
Commerce Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
June 1, 1935.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6704: May 8 Certain described lands in Washington reserved for use
by the Agriculture Dept. as a fire lookout site in the administration of
the Colville National Forest.

6705: May 8 Code of Fair Competition for the Country Grain Elevator
Industry approved.

6706: May '9 Certain described lands in California reserved as a lookout
station in connection with cooperative forest protection work.

6707: May 9 Certain described lands in Montana reserved in connection
with the Fort Peck Dam and Reservoir Project.

6708: May 11 John Dickinson, Asst. Sec'y of Commerce, designated to
act as director of the Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau during
the absence of the director.

6709 : May 14 Additional sum of $100,000,000 made available from fun*
allocated for fiscal year 1935 to the Federal Emergency Relief Adminis-
tration in 1934.

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6710: Hay 15 Employers engaged only locally in retail trade or local
service trade, and other small businesses, exempted from the provisions
of the President's Reemployment Agreement and codes of fair competi-
tion relating to hours of work, rate of pay, minimum prices, and collec-
tion of assessments. I NRA Codes 952 ; II NRA Hand Supp 195.

6711 : Hay 15 Employers subject to Codes of Fair Competition forbid-
den to dismiss or demote any employee for reporting alleged violation of
such codes. X NRA Codes 949 ; II NRA Hand Supp 195.

6711-A: Hay 15 Regulations for the interpretation of certain labor pro-
visions of the Codes of Pair Competition affecting home-workers, pre-
scribed. X NRA Codes 951.

6711-B : May 15 Code of Pair Competition for the Plumbing Contract-
ing Division of the Construction Industry approved. X NRA Codes 895.

6712: Hay 21 Tax returns opened to inspection by the House Judiciary
Committee investigating equity and bankruptcy receiverships in Federal
courts.

6713: May 21 * Boundaries of the Corundu Military Reservation, C. Z.,
redefined. M 462 ; XXVII PCRec 180.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6713-A:May 22 Code of Labor Provisions for the Alcoholic Beverage
Wholesale Industry approved. X NRA Codes 601.

6714: Hay 28 Certain described lands in California reserved as a look-
out station in connection with cooperative forest-protection work.

6715: Hay 23 Each Government executive department, independent es-
tablishment, and emergency agency directed to file a functional organiza-
tion chart with the Director of Budget Bureau. Sept. 1934 CSA 188;
1934 CSR 38.

6716: Hay 23 Code of Fair Competition for the Feed Manufacturing
Industry approved.

6717: Hay 25* Charles T. Dixon, engineer in the Engineer Dept. at
Large, War Dept. exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
June 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6718: Hay 25 Federal Emergency Administrator of Public Works di-
rected to make available $93,000 to the Central Statistical Board for
expenditures to June 30, 1935. X NRA Codes 953.

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8719: Hay 25 £. 0. 5082 of Mar. 22, 1929, withdrawing certain lands in
Oregon for classification and pending legislation, modified to permit ap-
proval by the Interior Sec'y of the application of the Great Northern
Railway Co. for station grounds.

6720: Hay 25 Certain described lands in California and Nevada elimi-
nated from the operation of E. 0.s 5789 and 5792 of Feb. 2, 1932, with-
drawing certain lands in California and Nevada pending resurvey, and
opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land laws by quali-
fied ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of the plat of
resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public under
any applicable land law.

8721 : Hay 25 Certain described lands in California reserved as a look-
out station in connection with cooperative forest protection work.

6722 : Hay 26 Regulations governing the entry of alien seamen into
the United States amended. M 467.

6723 : Hay 26 Provisions of codes of fair competition, except the provi-
sions governing child labor, maximum hours of labor, minimum rates of
pay, and the mandatory provisions of Section 7 (a) and 10 (b) of the
National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933, suspended for such service
trades or industries as may be designated by the Administrator for
Industrial Recovery. X NRA Codes 954; II NRA Hand Supp 197.

6724: Hay 28 Agriculture Sec'y authorized to expend up to $1,000,000
for purchase or rental of land for emergency land and wild life conserva-
tion work.

6725: Hay 28 Roger Adams, Simon Flexner, Lewis R. Jones, Frank R.
Lillie, Milton J. Rosenau, and Thomas Parran appointed as additional
members of the Science Advisory Board until July 31, 1935.

6725-A:May28 Code of Fair Competition for the Baking Industry
approved. XI NRA Code 1.

6726: Hay 29* Division of Territories and Island Possessions estab-
lished in the Interior Dept., and all personnel, functions, supplies, and
property of the Bureau of Insular Affairs of the War Dept. pertaining to
the administration of the Governor of Puerto Rico, transferred to said
Division. Sept. 1934 CSA 176.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6727: Hay 29* Effective date of Section 4 of E. O. 6166 of June 10,
1933, transferring certain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept.,
further deferred until Dec. 31, 1934. Sept. 1934 CSA 168; M 468.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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6728: Hay 29 Section 4 of £. 0. 6166 of June 10, 1933, transferring cer-
tain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept., revoked in so far as
it applies to functions of the War and Navy Depts. and the Panama
Canal. M 468.

6729: Hay 29 Code of Fair Competition for the Canning Industry ap-
proved. XI NRA Codes 25.

6730: Hay 30 Revised Code of Fair Competition for the Iron and Steel
Industry approved. XI NRA Codes 327.

6731: June 5 * Effective date of E. 0. 6670 of Apr. 7, 1934, transferring
functions of the Veterans' Administration pertaining to retirement of
Government civil employees to the Civil Service Commission, deferred
until Oct. 1, 1934. Sept. 1934 CSA 174; M 469.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6731-A: June 6* Sullivan W. Jones appointed Chairman of the Na-
tional Construction Planning and Adjustment Board. XI NRA Codes
789.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6732 : June 7 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XXII [on Federal Power Com-
mission positions], amended to add Paragraph 2 excepting one assistant
sec'y for the said Commission. 1934 CSR 33.

6733: June 7 Certain described lands in Mississippi withdrawn for class-
ification and possible inclusion in a national forest.

6733- A: June 7 Code of Pair Competition for the Bottled Soft Drinks
Industry approved. XI NRA Codes 225.

6734: June 8 E. 0. 4778 of Dec. 5, 1927, reserving certain lands in
Eklutna and Cordova, Alaska, for the Bureau of Education, modified.

6734- A: June 9 Code of Pair Competition for the Wheat Flour Milling
Industry approved.

6735: June 11 Sum of $50,000,000 made available from the Relief Act
of 1934 to the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. June 1935
CSA 81, June 1936 CSA 92.

6736: June 11 Code of Fair Competition for the Candy Manufacturing
Industry approved. XI NRA Codes 301.

6737: June 14 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter I,
portion headed "Organization of the Department of State" canceled.

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6738: June 14* Curtis P. Marbut exempted from the compulsory re-
tirement provisions until July 1, 1935.

* Has form of jel proclamation.

6739: June 14 Power Site Restoration No. 479: Temporary Power Site
Withdrawal and Power Site Reserve No. 112, Idaho, diminished.

6740: June 15 Public Water Reserve No. 155, Utah and Wyo., estab-
lished.

6741 : June 15 Certain described lands in California reserved as a look-
out station in connection with cooperative forest protection work.

6742: June 15 Tax returns opened to inspection by the Senate Special
Committee Investigating the Munitions Industry.

6743 : June 15 Code of Pair Competition for the Baking Industry modi-
fied. XII NRA Codes 247.

6744: June 19 Harry E. Collins, Winchester E. Reynolds, William R.
Sayles, Eli Frank, Jr., Thomas A. Manning, and William H. Agee made
eligible for appointment to specified positions in the Treasury Dept.
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6744- A: June 19 Code of Pair Competition for the Retail Tobacco Trade
approved. XII NRA Codes 35.

6744-B : June 19 Code of Pair Competition for the Cigar Manufactur-
ing Industry approved. XII NRA Codes 61.

6745: June 21* Impounded vacancy savings for the fiscal years 1934
and 1935 ordered withheld from the appropriation and/or fund accounts
involved and credited in a special account on the books of the Treasury
Dept. and General Accounting Office ; such funds to be released only on
waiver by the President.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6746: June 21 Heads of existing emergency agencies ordered to grade
the positions of their employees in accordance with specified salary sched-
ules. II NRA Hand Supp 258.

6747: June 23 Funds allocated for emergency use in stricken agricul-
tural areas.

6748: June 26 National Longshoremen's Labor Board created. Sept.
1934 CSA 82-June 1936 CSA 88.

6749: June 27 Sum of $1,500,000 allocated from the Emergency Ap-
propriation Act of 1934 to the Interior Sec'y for administrating the
National Industrial Recovery Act and the Code of Fair Competition for
the Petroleum Industry.

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6750 : June 27 Procedure prescribed with respect to public notices and
presentation of views in connection with the negotiation of foreign trade
agreements.

6750- A: June 27 Administrator for Industrial Recovery authorized to
enter into certain agreements with persons engaged in trade in Puerto
Rico, Hawaii, or Alaska. XII NRA Codes 612 ; II NRA Hand Supp 261.

6750-B : June 27 Code of Fair Competition for the Plastering and Lath-
ing Contracting Division of the Construction Industry approved. XII
NRA Codes 487.

6750-0 : June 27 Regulations for the interpretation of certain labor pro-
visions of codes of fair competition in relation to apprentice training
programs, prescribed. XII NRA Codes 613; II NRA Hand Supp 261.

6751: June 28 National Steel Labor Relations Board created. Sept.
1934 CSA 82-June 1937 CSA 85.

6752 : June 28 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XVIII [on Veterans' Adminis-
tration positions], amended to add Paragraph 13 excepting positions in
the National Soldiers' Home at Johnson City, Tenn. 1934 CSR 33.

6753: June 28* Maud Brackett Pattin, clerk in the Quartermaster
Corps, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Feb. 1, 1935.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6754: June 28 Limits of the port of entry of Belfast in Customs Col-
lection District No. 1 (Maine and New Hampshire), extended to include
the town of Searsport.

6755: June 28 Gastonia, N. C, designated as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 15.

6756: June 28 Appointments to certain emergency and temporary posi-
tions in the Treasury Dept. authorized without regard to Civil Service
Rules. Sept. 1934 CSA 77-June 1937 CSA 83.

6766- A: June 28 Provisions for local codes of fair competition for un-
codified service trades prescribed. XH NRA Codes 615; II NRA Hand
Supp 234.

6756-B : June 28 Code of Fair Competition for the Needlework Indus-
try in Puerto Rico approved. XII NRA Codes 175.

6756-0: June 29 Code of Pair Competition for the Wholesale Fresh
Fruit and Vegetable Distributive Industry approved.

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6766-D: June 29 Amendments to Code of Fair Competition for the Dis-
tilled Spirits Industry approved.

6766-E : June 29 Amendments to Code of Fair Competition for the Dis-
tilled Spirits Rectifying Industry approved,

6756-F : June 29 Amendments to Cojle of Fair Competition for the
Brewing Industry approved.

8756-0: June 29 Amendments to Code of Fair Competition for the Al-
coholic Beverage Wholesale Industry approved.

6757: June 29 Committee on Economic Security and the Advisory Coun-
cil on Economic Security established, to report not later than Dec. 1,
1934. Sept. 1934 CSA 84-June 1936 CSA 90.

6758: June 29* Positions in the Farm Credit Administration included
in the classified service. Sept. 1934 CSA 154-June 1937 CSA 122.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6759: June 29* George E. Ladd, associate economic geologist in the
Public Road Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1935.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6760: June 29 E. 0. 2665 of July 17, 1917, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending determination of title thereto, revoked.

6761 : June 29 Certain described lands in Arkansas withdrawn for class-
ification and determination of suitability for wildlife refuge purposes.

6762: June 29 Certain described lands in California reserved as a look-
out station in connection with cooperative forest protection work.

6763: June 29 National Labor Relations Board created. Sept. 1934
CSA 83-June 1937 CSA 93 ; XII NRA Codes 617 ; H NRA Hand Supp 231

6764: June 29 Further functions and powers delegated to the Agricul-
ture Sec'y and the Administrator for Industrial Recovery as to approval
and amendment of codes for industries not employing in excess of 50,000
employees and with which both are concerned.

6765: June 29 Sum of $325,000 allocated to the Interior Sec'y for ex-
penditure by the National Park Service for additions to the Executive
Office Building.

6766: June 29* Sum of $2,500,000 allocated from the 4th Deficiency
Act of 1933 to the Agriculture Sec'y for emergency conservation work
in the development of wild life refuges.

• Has form of a proclamation.

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6767: June 29 Persons submitting bids on Government contracts for
goods or services, to be held as having complied adequately with the code
of fair competition for their respective industries, if the price submitted
be not more than 15 percent below the price for such services or goods
filed in compliance with said codes of fair competition, Administrator
for Industrial Recovery authorized to reduce said tolerance of 15 percent
if necessary to prevent destructive price cutting. XII NBA Codes 616;
II NRA Hand Supp 225.

0768: June 29* Construction of aircraft and aircraft engines in Gov-
ernment plants suspended.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6769: June 30 Subsistence and rental allowance of $19 per month for
one room, made effective for officers of the various services, for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1935.

6770: June SO Donald R. Richberg appointed Executive Sec'y of the
Executive Council and Executive Director of the National Emergency
Council during the absence of Frank C. Walker; Industrial Emergency
Committee created and said Donald R. Richberg appointed Director.
June 1935 CSA 73-June 1937 CSA 90; XII NRA Codes 621.

6771 : June SO * National Recovery Review Board abolished. Sept.
1934 CSA 177; XII NRA Codes 622.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6772: June 30 Position of sec'y to the Aviation Commission created by
the Act of June 12, 1934, placed in the unclassified service. June 1935
CSA 77, June 1936 CSA 88.

6773: June 30* Carleton W. Sturtevant, principal engineer in the En-
gineer Dept. at Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Nov. 1, 1935.

• Has form of a proclamation.

6774: June 30 Certain described lands in Washington withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6775: June 30 Veterans' Regulation No. 6(c): Veterans' Regulation
No. 6 (a), pertaining to domiciliary and hospital care and medical treat-
ment, amended. Code 1700; VA 173.

6776: June 30 Veterans' Regulation No. 8(a): Veterans' Regulation
No. 8, pertaining to veterans' yearly renewable term insurance, canceled.
Code 1701; Sept. 1934 CSA 84.

6777: June 30 National Resources Board established; personnel ap-
pointed duties prescribed funds provided. June 1935 CSA 80, June 1936
CSA 91.

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6778: June 30 Chairman and Director of the Federal Alcohol Contend
Administration authorized to designate from among the members of said
Administration a temporary chairman and director to act during their
absence.

6779: June 30 E. 0. 3513 of July 9, 1921, amended to authorize the Fed-
eral Communications Commission to receive and to pass on applications
for submarine cable licenses instead of the State Dept.

6780: June 30 Regulations governing payment of losses by Government
employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

6781: June 30 Certain described lands in Arizona withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6782: June 30 Public Water Restoration No. 78: Public Water Reserve
No. 49, Mont., diminished.

6783: June 30* Quetico-Superior Committee created as a consultative
and advisory body in connection with the establishment of a wilderness
sanctuary in the Rainy Lake and Pigeon River watersheds on the inter-
national boundary line between Canada and the United States.
* Has f onn of a proclamation.

6784: June 30 Positions under the District of Columbia- Virginia Boun-
dary Commission placed outside the classified service. Sept. 1934 CSA
82-June 1936 CSA 88.

6785: June 30 Interior Sec'y designated to exercise powers relative to
operations of oil pipe lines, etc., vested in the President by Subdivisions
(a) and (b) of Section 9 of the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933.
XII NRA Codes 623.

6786: June 30 Certain described lands transferred from the Klamath
National Forest, Calif., to the Shasta National Forest.

6786- A: June 30 Interior Sec'y delegated certain powers under the Na-
tional Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 pertaining to the operation of oil
pipe lines and pipe-line transportation rates for petroleum. XII NRA
Codes 623.

6787: June 30 E. O. 6208 of July 21, 1933, allocating funds for the pur-
chase of forest lands for emergency conservation work, amended.

6788: June 30 Composition of the Federal Alcohol Control Administra-
tion revised.

6789: June 30 Alaska Railroad authorized to charter vessels to engage
in coastwise and ocean transportation to and from the Territory of
Alaska, during transportation emergency.

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6700 : June 30 Code of Fair Competition for the Auction and Loose-Leaf
Tobacco Warehouse Industry approved.

8701: July 6 Index figures for the cost of living for the six-months'
periods ending June 30, 1928, and June 30, 1934, announced. Sept. 1934
CSA 187; M469.

6702: July 11* Postmaster General directed to investigate foreign air
mail and ocean mail contracts made prior to June 16, 1933.
* Has form of a proclamation.

6703: July 11 Sum of $15,000,000 allocated to the Agriculture Sec'y for
the planting of forest protective strips in the Plains region as a means of
ameliorating drought conditions.

6704: July 11 Amendments to the Code of Pair Competition for the
Alcoholic Beverage Importing Industry approved.

6705: July 26 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved pending
re8urvey.

6706: July 27 Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the Agricul-
ture Dept. for flood control work.

6797: July 27 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved to con-
trol the supply and distribution of potash, and pending legislation.

6798: July 27 Certain described lands in California reserved as lookout
station in connection with cooperative forest-protection work.

6799: July 27 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved for classifi-
cation and pending legislation for conservation development and protec-
tion of natural resources.

6800: July 27 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6801: July 27 Felix Cordova Davila, associate justice of the Supreme
Court of Puerto Rico, designated to act as judge of the District Court
for Puerto Rico in the absence of the regular judge.

6801- A: July 27 Uinta National Forest, Utah, enlarged.

6801-B: July 27 Wasatch National Forest, Utah, enlarged.

: Aug. 4 Executive order of Jan. 31, 1899,* as modified by E. O.
3384 of Jan. 12, 1921, reserving certain lands in Alaska as an agricultural
experiment station, revoked, and said lands reserved for joint use of the
Agriculture Dept. and the Alaska Game Commission as a game law ad-
ministrative site.

•Not a Numbered Order.

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I: Aug. 4 Certain described lands in Alaska eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5341 of May 2, 1930, reserving certain lands pending
resurvey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of
the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

6804: Aug. 4 Certain described lands at Girdwood, Alaska, reserved for
use of the Public Roads Bureau as a warehouse and construction shop site
for forest highway projects.

6805: Aug. 4 Certain described lands in California reserved for use by
the Agriculture Dept. in the administration of the Cleveland National
Forest.

6806: Aug. 4 Tusayan National Forest, Ariz., diminished and a certain
described portion of the excluded lands included in the Kaibab National
Forest.

6807: Aug. 4 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved pending
resurvey.

6808: Aug. 4 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under any applicable land law.

6809: Aug. 4 Black Hills National Forest, S. Dak., enlarged.

6810: Aug. 4 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by Fed-
eral employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

6810-A:Aug. 4 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers, and the Consular
Regulations of 1896, amended.

6811 : Aug. 4 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the Dis-
tilled Spirits Industry approved.

6812: Aug. 4 Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Dis-
tilled Spirits Rectifying Industry approved.

6813: Aug. 9* Agreement between certain employer members of the
Mason Contractors Division of the Code of Fair Competition for the
Construction Industry and certain employees, in New York, N. Y., ap-
proved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6814: Aug. 9 All silver in the continental United States, with certain
exceptions, ordered delivered to the U. S. Mints, and regulations govern-
ing such deliveries prescribed.

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1934

6815: Aug. 10 Public Water Reserve No. 156, Idaho, N. Mex. and Wyo.,
established.

6816: Aug. 10 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for the use of
the Agriculture Dept. as an administrative site in the administration of
the Coeur d'Alene National Forest.

6817: Aug. 10 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for the use of
the Agriculture Dept. as an administrative site for storing explosives in
the administration of the Challis National Forest.

6818: Aug. 11 E. 0. 1222 of July 1, 1910, reserving certain lands in
Arizona as an agricultural experiment station, revoked as to certain de-
scribed lands.

6819: Aug. 11 Certain described lands in Wyoming withdrawn pending
legislation to permit the city of Rawlins to obtain title to said lands for
waterworks projects.

6820: Aug. 11 Sum of $65,000 allocated from the Emergency Appropria-
tion Act of 1934 to the Agriculture Sec'y for Japanese beetle control at
St. Louis, Mo/ June 1935 CSA 81, June 1936 CSA 92.

6821 : Aug. 11 • Ingild Povelsen, watch and chronometer repairer at the
Washington Navy Yard exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Sept. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6822: Aug. 13 Certain described lands in California reserved for the use
of the Agriculture Dept. in the administration of the Mono National
Forest.

6823: Aug. 16 Sum of $1,000,000 allocated from the Emergency Appro-
priation Act of 1934 to the Labor Sec'y for expenditure by the Employ-
ment Service for the National Reemployment Service, or such other
similar purposes to meet the needs of the Public Works Program.

6824: Aug. 16 E. O. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal
Government waived to permit Robert H. Jackson, asst. counsel of the
Internal Revenue Bureau, to serve as a member of the Commission to
investigate the Administration of Justice in the State of New York.

6826: Aug. 20* C. Prank Wittenauer, picture engraver in the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Sept. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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6826: Aug. 21 Half-mast flag display ordered on Aug. 23, 1934, on the
White House and the public buildings in the District of Columbia and in
Illinois as a mark of respect to the memory of Henry T. Rainey, late
Speaker of the House of Representatives.

6827: Aug. 21 E. 0. 6626 of Mar. 6, 1934, reserving certain lands at
Anchorage, Alaska, for the use of the War Dept., revoked with respect
to certain described lands, and certain other described lands reserved for
the use of the Army Signal Corps.

6828: Aug. 21 Amendments to the Code of Pair Competition for the
Cotton Garment Industry approved.

6820 : Aug. 21 Federal Alcohol Control Administration delegated cer-
tain further powers under the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933,
with respect to industries engaged principally in the production or dis-
tribution of alcoholic beverages. XV NRA Codes 624.

6830: Aug. 23 Fred W. Beltz made eligible for appointment as asst.
deputy commissioner in the Alcohol Tax Unit, Internal Revenue Bureau,
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6831 : Aug. 23 Mahukona, T. H., designated a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 32.

6832: Aug. 23 Sum of $200,000 made available from the Fourth De-
ficiency Act of 1933 to the National Mediation Board for the expenses of
National Railroad Adjustment Board during the fiscal year 1935.

6833: Aug. 28 E. 0. 1512 of Apr. 1, 1912, reserving Near Island, Alaska,
for the Agriculture Dept., revoked, and said island reserved for the joint
use of the Agriculture Dept. and the Alaska Game Commission as a game
law administrative site.

6834: Aug. 20 • Post Wheeler, envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary to Albania, exempted from compulsory age retirement pro-
visions until Oct. 6, 1934.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6835: Aug. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII [on Interior Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 11 amended to change the designation "General Land
Office" to "Division of Investigation, Office of the Secretary/' 1935
CSR 28.

6836: Aug. 31 E. O. 6770 of June 30, 1934, creating the Industrial Emer-
gency Committee, amended to extend the leave of absence of Donald R.
Richberg as general counsel of the National Recovery Administration
until Oct. 1, 1934. XVI NRA Codes 519.

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1934

6837: Aug. 31 Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Auto-
mobile Manufacturing Industry approved.

6838: Sept. 1 Civil Service Commission authorized to establish a special
reemployment list for temporary Census Bureau jobs in connection with
the pending Agricultural Census.

6839: Sept. 3 Agriculture Dept. and the Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ministration directed to furnish the Federal Trade Commission documents
and data, etc., pertaining to the dairy industry, for use in the milk in-
quiry under House Concurrent Resolution 32, 73d Congress, 2d session.

6840: Sept. 5 Board of Inquiry for the Cotton Textile Industry created.
June 1935 CSA 82, June 1936 CSA 93.

6841 : Sept. 11 Certain described lands in Montana reserved for War
Dept. in connection with the Fort Peck Dam Project.

6842: Sept. 11 Certain described lands in California reserved for a look-
out station in connection with cooperative forest-protection work.

6843 : Sept. 11 Certain described lands in California withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6844: Sept. 11 Certain described lands in California reserved for use by
Agriculture Dept. as a fire lookout site in connection with the adminis-
tration of Lassen and Plumas National Forests; and certain other de-
scribed lands withdrawn for classification and pending legislation [for
inclusion in the Lassen National Forest].

6845: Sept. 11 Certain described lands in Colorado withdrawn pending
resurvey.

6846: Sept. 11 E. 0. 5109 of May 13, 1929, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described
lands.

6847: Sept. 11 • John L. Summers, senior administrative officer in the
Disbursement Division, Treasury Dept., exempted from the compulsory
retirement provisions until Oct. 1, 1935.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6847- A: Sept. 14 • Stay of the provisions of Section 1, of Article IX of
the Code of Pair Competition for the Wheat Flour Milling Industry,
terminated.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

6848: Sept. 15 E. 0. 3205 of Dec. 22, 1919, creating the Fort William D.
Davis Military Rese rvation , amended to redefine the boundaries of said
reservation. M 471 ; XXVIII PCRec 44.

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6849: Sept. 15 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands made subject to disposal under any applicable land law.

6850: Sept. 18 Regulations governing the payment of losses sustained
by Government employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation
amended.

6851 : Sept. 22 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved for the use of
the War Dept. for target range purposes, subject to a reclamation with-
drawal for the Minidoka Project.

6852: Sept. 22 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5862 of June 23, 1932, reserving certain lands pending
resurvey, and opened only to entry under the homestead or desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men for 91 days from the date of the filing of
the plat of resurvey, and thereafter to appropriation by the general public
under any applicable land law.

6853: Sept. 22 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for the Duck
Valley Indian Irrigation Project.

6854: Sept. 22 Civil Service Commission authorized to waive the age
limits for persons separated between June 10 and Dec. 31, 1933, from the
Prohibition Bureau or the Alcoholic Beverage Unit, Justice Dept., with
respect to examinations for certain positions in the Treasury Dept.

6855: Sept. 25 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Petroleum Industry approved.

6856: Sept. 25 Power Site Restoration No. 480: Power Site Reserves
Nos. 242 and 759, Ariz., diminished.

6857: Sept. 25 • Herman M. Underwood, associate engineer in the Engi-
neer Dept. at Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Feb. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6858: Sept. 26 Textile Labor Relations Board created and powers and
duties defined; the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Federal Labor
Commission assigned certain duties in connection with the textile indus-
tries, and the Board of Inquiry for the Cotton Textile Industry and the
Cotton Textile National Industrial Relations Board abolished. June 1935
CSA 82-June 1937 CSA 85; XVIII NRA Codes 459.

6859: Sept. 27 National Industrial Recovery Board created. June 1935
CSA 87, June 1936 CSA 99; XVII NRA Codes 463; II NRA Hand Supp
290.

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6860: Sept. 27 Members of the Industrial Emergency Committee desig-
nated and their duties outlined ; leave 6f absence of Donald R. Richberg
as gener al counsel of NRA extended. June 1935 CSA 73-June 1937 CSA
90 ; XVII NRA Codes 462 ; II NRA Hand Supp 289.

6860- A: Sept. 27 • Agreement between members of the Painting, Paper-
hanging, and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and cer-
tain employees in certain Pennsylvania counties, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6861: Sept. 28 Effective date of amendments to Articles III and IV of
the Code of Fair Competition for the Cotton Garment Industry stayed
until Oct. 15, 1934, and the National Industrial Recovery Board ordered
to appoint a committee of three to hear protests against said amendments.
XVII NRA Codes 523.

6862: Sept. 80 • George G. Hedgecock, senior pathologist in the Plant
Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., further exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6863: Oct. 3 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn pend-
ing resurvey.

6864: Oct. 3* Herman H. B. Meyer, director of the Legislative Refer-
ence Service, Library of Congress, exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Nov. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6865: Oct. 4* William McNeir, chief of the Accounts Bureau, State
Dept., exempted from the compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 1,
1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6866: Oct. 5 Civil Service Rule VTI f pertaining to certification], Section
1, Clause (a) amended to provide that certification should be made with-
out regard to sex, unless sex be specified in the request. 1935 CSR 28.

6867: Oct. 5 Public Water Reserve No. 157, Calif, and Idaho, estab-
lished.

6868: Oct. 9 District of Columbia Alley Dwelling Authority created to
carry out the provisions of the District of Columbia Alley Dwelling Act ;
members and duties designated. June 1935 CSA 87-June 1937 CSA 89.

6869: Oct. 10 Every executive dept. and independent establishment di-
rected to furnish the Treasury Sec'y a monthly statement of all bonds,

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stocks, debentures, notes and such other evidence of indebtedness to and
liabilities of the United States, and every corporation in which the United
States has a proprietory interest to furnish a monthly balance statement
to said Sec'y-

6870 : Oct. 10 Era I. Sexton made eligible for appointment as customs
inspectress at San Antonio, Tex., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6870-A : Oct. 11 Amendments to the Code of Pair Competition for the
Needle Industry in Puerto Rico approved.

6871 : Oct. 12 • Report of the committee appointed by the National In-
dustrial Recovery Board in connection with protests against Articles III
and IV of the Code of Pair Competition for the Cotton Garment Industry
approved, and said committee directed to investigate protests of the
Sheep Lined and Leather Garment Subdivision of said Industry. XVIII
NRA Codes 621.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6872 : Oct. 12 George S. Ridner made eligible for appointment as in-
vestigator in the Alcohol Tax Unit, Internal Revenue Bureau, without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

6873 : Oct. 16 • James S. Goldsmith, National Museum building and
labor superintendent, further exempted from the compulsory retirement
provisions until Nov. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6874: Oct. 16 Civil Service Rides, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 6 amended to be applied to temporary personnel em-
ployed for the Christmas holiday season, 1934-1935. 1935 CSR 28.

6875: Oct. 16 Amendment to the Code of Pair Competition for the Silk
Textile Industry approved. XVIII NRA Codes 207.

6876: Oct. 16 Amendment to Code of Pair Competition for the Cotton
Textile Industry approved. XVIII NRA Codes 189.

6877: Oct. 16 • Regulations for the administration of Paragraph 2 of
Section 3 of the Code of Pair Competition for the Wool Textile Industry,
prescribed ; Wool Textile Work Assignment Board provided for, and prin-
ciples to guide it outlined. XVIII NRA Codes 633.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6878: Oct. 16 Rules and regulations for the Cotton, Silk, and Wool
Textile Work Assignment Boards prescribed. XVIII NRA Codes 635.

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6879: Oct. 17 • Agreement between certain members of the Plumbing
Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees
in Denver, Colo., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6880: Oct. 22 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by
Federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

6881: Oct. 22 Boundaries of Chochetopa and Gunnison National Forests,
Colo., modified by inter-transfer of certain described lands.

6882: Oct. 22 Certain described lands transferred from the Tusayan Na-
tional Forest, Ariz., to the Prescott National Forest, and from the Prescott
National Forest to the Tonto National Forest.

6883: Oct. 22* Certain described lands in Florida withdrawn pending
classification and possible inclusion in the proposed Everglades National
Park.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6883- A: Oct. 22 • Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging, and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees at Wilmington, Del., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6883-B : Oct. 22 • Agreement between certain members of the Electrical
Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees
in Cook County, 111., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6884: Oct. 23 Certain described lands in North Dakota withdrawn for
classification and determination of suitability for migratory bird refuge
purposes.

6885: Oct. 23 Rules governing the operation of the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., amended.

6886- A: Oct. 25 Amendments to Code of Fair Competition for the Build-
ers Supplies Trade approved. XVIII NRA Codes 313.

6886: Oct. 27 Certain described lands transferred from the Nicolet Na-
tional Forest, Wis., to the Chaquamegon National Forest.

6887: Oct. 29 Certain Naval property in the Virgin Islands transferred
to control of the Interior Sec'y for use in the administration of said
islands.

6888: Oct. 20 Certain described lands in South Dakota withdrawn for
classification and possible inclusion in the Harney National Forest.

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6889: Oct. 29 Selway National Forest, Idaho, abolished, and the lands
transferred to the Lolo, Bitterroot, Clearwater, and Nezperce National
Forests.

6889-A : Oct. 29 Executive Council and the National Emergency Coun-
cil consolidated and their functions coordinated with the Industrial
Emergency Committee. June 1935 CSA 74-June 1937 CSA 91; XVIII
NRA Codes 605.

6890: Oct. 30 Certain described lands on Eodiak Island, Alaska, re-
served for the Smithsonian Institution for archaeological investigation.

6891: Oct. 30 Boulder Canyon Wildlife Refuge, Ariz., diminished.

6892: Oct. 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], amended to add Subdivision XXIV, on
National Adjustment Board positions, Paragraph 1 excepting one private
sec'y or confidential clerk to each member of said board. 1935 CSR 28.

6892- A: Oct. 30 • Agreement between certain members of the Electrical
Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees
at Detroit, Mich., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

I : Oct. 31 • James P. Fenton, marine engineer in the Immigration
and Naturalization Service, Labor Dept., at San Francisco, Calif., ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6894: Nov. 1 Helen E. Stebbins made eligible for appointment as senior
stenographer in the navy yard at New York, N. Y., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

6895: Nov. 2 Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Automo-
bile Manufacturing Industry approved. XVIII NRA Codes 495.

6895-A:Nov. 2 E. O. 6814 of Aug. 9, 1934, requiring the delivery of
silver to U. S. mints, amended by addition of Section 2A on silver ex-
empted from delivery.

6896: Nov. 7 San Miguel and Prince Islands, Calif., formerly reserved
for lighthouse purposes, transferred to the control and jurisdiction of
the Navy Sec'y-

6897: Nov. 7 San Clemente Island, Calif., formerly reserved for light-
house purposes, transferred to control of the Navy Sec'y.

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6898 : Nov. 8 * Appointment of additional temporary personnel in the
Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules authorized in
connection with the restoration, improvement and development of wild-
life refuges. June 1935 CSA 81-June 1936 CSA 93.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6899: Nov. 8* Thomas M. Thurston, deputy collector in the office of
the Customs Collector, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Dec. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6900: Nov. 8 Amendments to Code of Fair Competition for the Wine
Industry approved.

6901: Nov. 13 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the joint
use of the Agriculture Dept. and the Alaska Game Commission as a game
law administrative site.

6902: Nov. 13 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved as a source of
material for the construction and maintenance of public highways.

6903: Nov. 14 Amendment to the Code of Pair Competition for the
Alcoholic Beverages Importing Industry approved.

6904: Nov. 15* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging, and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry
and certain employees at Omaha, Neb., and Council Bluffs, Iowa, ap-
proved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6905: Nov. 15 Francis I. Biddle appointed chairman of the National
Labor Relations Board ; authority of said Board and the authority of the
Labor Sec'y in respect thereto, defined.

6906: Nov. 19 Col. Prank P. Douglas appointed special commissioner
and member of the Textile Labor Relations Board vice James A. Mullen-
bach, resigned.

6907: Nov. 19 Sum of $140,000 made available from the 4th Deficiency
Act of 1933 to complete certain studies of retirement and unemployment in
services, and wages.

6908: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in Alaska withdrawn pending
legislation [authorizing their sale or lease to the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society].

6909: Nov. 21 Certain described lands in South Dakota reserved for
classification and for use as a grazing project.

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6910: Nov. 26 * All unreserved public lands in Arizona, California, Col-
orado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon,
South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming withdrawn for classification in con-
nection with the act of June 28, 1934, providing for the conservation and
development of natural resources.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6910-A:Dec. 1 Sum of $10,000,000 from funds appropriated by the
Emergency Appropriation Act of 1934 for the Emergency Conservation
Fund, transferred to the War Dept. ; other funds from same source to
be used by the Agriculture Sec'y for the purchase of certain forest lands.

6910-B:Dec. 1 Sum of $5,000,000 allocated from the Emergency Ap-
propriation Act of 1934 to the Federal Emergency Relief Administration
for purchase of submarginal lands in stricken agricultural areas, and
$10,000,000 to the Emergency Conservation Fund for the establishment
of Civilian Conservation Corps camps ; E. O. 6793 of July 11, 1934, re-
voked.

6911: Dec. 3 Director of the Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat In-
spection authorized to appoint one private sec'y without regard to CirH
Service Rules. June 1935 CSA 85-June 1937 CSA 84; 1935 CSR 32.

6912 : Dec. 3 Certain described lands in Arkansas withdrawn pending
classification as to their suitability for wild life refuge purposes.

6913 : Dec. 4 * Regulations governing the dispensation of narcotics in
the Virgin Islands amended.

* Has form of a proclamation. m

6914: Dec. 14* Carl F. Jeansen, principal ordnance engineer in the
Navy Dept. exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar.
31, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6915: Dec. 6 O. E. Cushing and Capt. Edward MacCauley appointed
chairman and member, respectively, of the National Longshoremen's
Labor Board ; salaries specified.

6916: Dec. 7 Regulations governing the appointment of unclassified la-
borers, Regulation VIII, Clause (a) as to reinstatement, amended. 1935
CSR 32.

6917: Dec. 11 Federal Prison Industries, Inc., created; board ot &w
directors named and duties prescribed. June 1935 CSA 70.

6918: Dec. 12 Tennessee Valley Authority included in the membership
of the Board of Surveys and Maps.

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1934

8919 : Dec. 12 * T. Warren Allen, principal highway engineer in the
Public Roads Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Jan. 1, 1936.

* Has f onn of a proclamation.

6920 : Dec. 13 Executive Depts. and other Government agencies ordered
closed on Dec. 24 and 31, 1934.

6920- A: Dec. 14 Complaint of Davies and Ten Eyck, of Burbank, Calif.,
under Section 3 (e) of the National Industrial Recovery Act, with re-
spect to menthol imports, dismissed.

6920-B: Dec. 14 Complaint of the Code Authority of the Tanning Ex-
tract Industry, with respect to quebracho tanning extract imports,
dismissed.

6920-0: Dec. 14* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry, and
certain employees in Greenwich, Conn., approved.

* Has f onn of a proclamation.

6921 : Dec. 15 Amendment to Code of Pair Competition for the Brewing
Industry approved.

6922: Dec. 15 Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Alco-
holic Beverage Wholesale Industry approved.

6923 : Dec. 18 Narney National Forest, S. Dak., diminished.

6924: Dec. 18 Lake Mattamuskeet Wild Life Refuge, Hyde County,
N. C, established.

6925 : Dec. 18 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands restored to entry under the applicable land laws.

6925-A:Dec. 19* E. 0. [6543-J] of Dec. 30, 1933, approving the Code
of Fair Competition for the Cinders, Ashes and Scavenger Trade, can-
celled. XIX NBA Codes 459.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6926: Dec. 20 Trust period applying to allotted lands of any Indian
Reservation in Oklahoma, expiring in 1935, extended for 10 years.

6927: Dec. 21* Effective date of Section 4 of E. O. 6166 of June 10,
1933, transferring certain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept.,
further deferred until June 30, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1934

6927-A:Dec. 21 Code of Fair Competition for the Retail Meat Trade
conditionally approved. XX NBA Codes 15.

6928: Dec. 24 Regulations governing the payment of losses sustained
by Federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciate!
amended.

6929: Dec. 26 Certain further functions and powers delegated to ft*
Federal Administrator of Public Works. PWA 67.

6929-A:Dec. 26* Agreement between certain members of the Painting
Paperhanging, and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Dade County, Fla., approved. PWA 83.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6930: Dec. 27 Cotton, Silk, and Wool Work Textile Assignment Boards
granted time beyond Jan. 1, 1935, to submit reports in connection with
the stretch-out system in said industries, as directed by E. O. 6878 of
Oct. 16, 1934. XX NRA Codes 418.

6931 : Dec. 27 * Thomas J. Brady, deputy collector of customs, Treasnry
Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provision until Jan. 1
1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6932: Deo. 28 Henry C. Stuart, assistant collector of customs, Treasury
Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1,
1936.

6933: Dec. 28 * Maud Brackett Pattin, clerk in the Quartermaster Corps,
War Dept., further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Aug. 1, 1935.

•Has form of a proclamation.

6934: Dec. 29 Sioux City, Iowa, abolished as a port of entry in Custom*
Collection Dist. No. 44.

6935: Deo. 29 Wake Island, Kingman Beef, and Johnston and Sand
Islands, in the Pacific Ocean, placed under the control of the Navy Sec'y,
subject to use of Johnston and Sand Islands by the Agriculture Dept. for
a bird refuge.

6935-A : Dec. 29 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting*
Paperhanging, and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees at St. Paul, Minn., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1935

6936: Jan. 4 Index figures for the cost of living for the six-month
periods ending June 30, 1928, and Dec. 31, 1934, announced. M 474.

6937: Jan. 4 Anna E. McGurty made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the New York, N. Y., post office, without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6938: Jan. 4 Interior Sec'y authorized to withdraw certain described
lands in Idaho for use by the Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air
navigation facilities.

6939 : Jan. 7 Trust period on allotments made to Indians of the Spokane
Reservation, Wash., expiring during 1935, extended 10 years.

6940: Jan. 7 Trust period on lands held for the use and benefit of the
Pala Band of Mission Indians in California, expiring during 1935, ex-
tended 10 years.

6941 : Jan. 8 Hanna Curtis made eligible for appointment as under clerk
in the Supplies and Accounts Bureau, Nqvy Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

6942: Jan. 8 Consular Regulations of 1896, Articl e XI , pertaining to
regulations relating to merchant vessels; Article XVI, pertaining to
relief and transportation of destitute seamen ; Section 440, pertaining to
relative rank; and the Tariff of Consular Fees amended; E. O. 5640, of
June 8, 1931, promulgating a list of unhealthful posts, amended to add
M6rida, Mexico, to said list.

6843: Jan. 9 E. O. 5172 of Aug. 9, 1929, withdrawing certain described
lands in Montana for resurvey, revoked.

6944: Jan. 9 Uinta National Forest, Utah, diminished, and the excluded
lands transferred to the Wasatch National Forest.

6946: Jan. 10 Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Distilled
Spirits Rectifying Industry approved.

6945-A: Jan. 10 Agreement between certain members of the Plastering
and Lathing Contracting Division of the Code of Fair Competition for
the Construction Industry and certain employees in Dallas County, Tex.,
approved.

6946: Jan. 11 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the joint
use of the Agriculture Dept., the Bureau of Biological Survey, and the
Alaska Game Commission as a headquarters site in connection with the
administration of the game laws.

6946- A: Jan. 11 Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Passaic and Bergen Counties, N. J., approved.

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1935

6947: Jan. 12 Carmen B. Knox made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Post Office Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

6947- A: Jan. 16 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees at Concord, N. H., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6948: Jan. 17* Right-of-way between the Round Top and Sugar Loaf
Military Reservations, Oahu, T. H., established by E. 0. 978 of Nov. 24,
1908, restored to use of the Government of the Territory of Hawaii, and
certain other lands reserved for said purposes.

* Haa form of a proclamation.

6948- A: Jan. 18 Code of Fair Competition for the Motor Vehicle Main-
tenance Trade approved. XX NRA Codes 73.

6948-B : Jan. 19 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in specified counties in Utah, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6949 : Jan. 22 Understanding that constitutional rights be not waived
by either party by assent to, or cooperation under, codes of fair competi-
tion, ordered to operate as condition of approval of all future codes.
XX NRA Codes 399.

6949- A: Jan. 22* Agreement between certain members of the Mason
Contractors Division of the Code of Pair Competition for the Construc-
tion Industry and certain bricklayers and stone masons in specified
counties in Oklahoma approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6950: Jan. 23 Period of eligibility of Foreign Service candidates whose
names were on the eligible list on Mar. 20, 1934, extended one and one-
half years.

6951 : Jan. 24 Myrtle K. Brockway made eligible for appointment to a
clerical position in the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

6952: Jan. 24 Sum of $30,000,000 transferred to the Federal Emergency
Relief Administration from the $450,000,000 previously allocated to the
Federal Civil Works Administration.

6952- A: Jan. 24 Code of Fair Competition for the Auto Rebuilding and
Refinishing Trade approved. XXI NRA Codes 1.

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1935

6063 : Jan. 25 Certain part time employees, paid from emergency funds
administered by the Interior Sec'y and Public Works Administrator, ex-
empted from the salary classification established of E. 0. 6746 of June 21,
1934.

6953- A: Jan. 28 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Wheeling, W. Va., approved.

* Haa form of a proclamation.

6953-B: Jan. 29 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Natrona County, Wyo., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6954: Jan. 31 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the Dis-
tilled Spirits Rectifying Industry approved.

6955: Jan. 31 Code of Fair Competition for the Automobile Manufac-
turing Industry amended. XXI NRA Codes 203.

6955- A: Feb. 1 Wool Textile Work Assignment Board charged with
administering Paragraph 2 of Section III of the Wool Textile Code until
30 days after the report of said Board to the President. XXI NRA
Codes 577.

6956: Feb. 4 E. 0. 6917 of Dec. 11, 1934, creating the Federal Prison
Industries, Inc., amended to correct the spelling of the names of two
members of the Board of Directors.

6957: Feb. 4 Certain described lands in Alaska withdrawn for classifi-
cation and in aid of such legislation as may hereafter be proposed.

6958: Feb. 4 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for the use of
the Navy Dept. in connection with the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot.

6959: Feb. 4 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6960: Feb. 4 Killcohook Migratory Bird Refuge, N. J., enlarged by the
addition of certain lands, subject to use of the Commerce Dept. in con-
nection with the Finns Point Rear Light Station.

6961: Feb. 4 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Klamath
Reservation, Oreg. expiring during 1935, extended for 10 years.

6962: Feb. 4 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Colville Res-
ervation, Wash, expiring during 1935, extended for 10 years.

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1935

6963: Feb. 5 Veterans' Regulation No. 10 (d) : Veterans' Regulation No.
10, to miscellaneous provisions, amended to cancel Paragraph XI, per-
taining to persons entitled to pensions and residing outside of the United
States. VA 223.

6964: Feb. 5* All public lands in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Kansas,
Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wash-
ington, and Wisconsin withdrawn for classification and pending deter-
mination of possible use in connection with the land program of the
Federal Emergency Relief Administration.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6964- A: Feb. 5* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Knox County, Ind., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6964-B: Feb. 5 * Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Paper
and Pulp Industry approved. XXI NRA Codes 271.

* Does not have form of a proclamation.

6965: Feb. 7 Amendment to Code of Fair Competition for the Brewing
Industry approved.

6966: Feb. 8 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6967: Feb. 8 Veterans' Regulation No. 1 (f ) : Veterans' Regulation No.
1 (a), pertaining to entitlement to pensions, amended to add a new Part
V prescribing regulations for pension payments to persons with service
in Guam, Cuba, or Puerto Rico between Aug. 13, 1898 and July 4, 1902.

VA 78.

6967- A: Feb. 8 Agreement between certain members of the File Con-
tracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employers in
specified counties in Pennsylvania and New Jersey approved.

6968: Feb. 9 Trust period on allotments to the Crow Creek Band of
Sioux Indians under the jurisdiction of the Crow Creek Agency in South
Dakota expiring during 1935, extended for 10 years.

6969 :Feb. 9 Code of Fair Competition for the Cigarette, Snuff, Chew-
ing and Smoking Tobacco Manufacturing Industry approved, and the
Division of Research and Planning of the National Recovery Adminis-
tration directed to study labor conditions in said industry. XXI NRA
Codes 95.

6970: Feb. 15 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-

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1936

tions], Paragraph 7 amended to except personnel engaged in plague-
suppressive measures under the Public Health Service. 1935 CSR 29.

6071: Feb. 19 E. O. 2295 of Jan. 1, 1916, reserving certain lands in
Arizona as a rifle range, modified to permit construction of a public high-
way across certain described lands.

6972 : Feb. 19 Certain described lands eliminated from the Alaska town-
site reserve established by E. 0. 2539 of Feb. 26, 1917.

6973: Feb. 19 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the joint
use of the Agriculture Dept. and the Alaska Game Commission as a game
law administrative site.

697S-A: Feb. 20 Complaint of American Jeweled Watch Manufacturers'
Association, with respect to the importation of watches and watch parts,
dismissed.

6973-B : Feb. 20 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in the city of Rochester, Minn., and vicinity, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6974: Feb. 21 * Jacob L. Nuber, chief of the Printing and Binding Sec-
tion of the Internal Revenue Bureau, Treasury Dept., exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6974- A: Feb. 21 * Agreement between certain members of the Electrical
Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees
in specified counties in Oregon and Washington approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6975: Feb. 26* Charles J. James, chief appraiser in the office of the
Register of Wills and Probate, Supreme Court of the District of Colum-
bia, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6076: Feb. 26* Joseph W. Austin, foreman carpenter in the Capitol
Building, office of the Architect of the Capitol, exempted from com-
pulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6977: Feb. 28 E. 0. 5441 of Dec. 16, 1929, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado for resurvey, revoked.

6978: Feb. 28 Archibald Olden, formerly in the classified service of the
Commerce Dept., made eligible for retransfer to the position of special
assistant to the Navy Sec'y without regard to Civil Service Rules.

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6079: Feb. 28 Interior Sec'y vested with certain powers conferred upcc
the President by the act of Feb. 22, 1935, relative to the regulation ef
the commerce in petroleum.

6980: Mar. 1 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated fros
the operation of E. O. 5790 of Feb. 2, 1932, withdrawing lands pending
resurvey.

6980-A:Mar. 1* Agreement between certain members of the Painting.
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in New York, N. Y., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6980-B: Mar. 1 * [Interior Sec'y's regulations governing interstate and
foreign commerce in petroleum and its products] approved.

* Hat form of a proclamation.

6980-0: Mar. 1* [Interior Sec'y's regulations governing the clearance
of petroleum from certain Texas oil lands, designated as the East Texas
Field], approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6981 : Mar. 2 Removal of the restrictions imposed by Public Resolution
53 of June 27, 1934, as to payments, transfers, and deliveries of property
under the Trading with the Enemy Act and the War Claims Settlement
Act of 1928, ordered in certain cases.

6982: Mar. 5 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

6983: Mar. 6 Federal Emergency Relief Administrator authorized to
acquire by purchase or by power of eminent domain any real or personal
property in connection with the construction or carrying on of any
project financed by funds of said Administration, and to administer such
property.

6984: Mar. 7 * Luther L. Browning, linotype machinist in charge in the
Government Printing Office, exempted from the compulsory retirement
provisions until Apr. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6984-A: Mar. 7* Agreement between certain members of the Electrical
Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees
in Allegheny County and part of Westmoreland County, Pa., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1935

6085 : Mar. 8 * Lyster H. Dewey, senior botanist in the Bureau of Plant
Industry, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory age retirement
provisions until Oct. 1, 1935.

* Haa form of a proclamation.

6985- A: Mar. 8 Agreement between certain members of the Mason Con-
tractors Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees in
St. Louis, Mo. and vicinity, approved.

6986 : Mar. 9 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States, prescribed. M 474.

6987: Mar. 9 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the Philippines, prescribed. M 476.

6988: Mar. 11 Complaint of certain domestic producers of pearl essence,
with respect to pearl essence imports, dismissed. XXII NRA Codes 523.

6988-A:Mar. 16 Subchapter to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Construction Industry, applicable to the Highway Contractors Subdivi-
sion of the General Contractors Division, approved.

6989: Mar. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 1(g): Veterans' Regulation
No. 1 (a), pertaining to entitlement to pensions, Part I, pertaining to
pensions to veterans and their dependents for disability or death result-
ing from war-time service, and Part II, pertaining to pensions for disabil-
ity or death resulting from peace time service, amended as to pension
rates for relative of such veterans ; a new Part VI added to allow pay-
ment of pensions to dependents when incompetent veterans disappear.
VA 67.

6990: Mar. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 2 (d) : Veterans Regulation No.
2 (a), pertaining to effective dates of pension awards, claims, and appeals,
amended. VA 205.

6991: Mar. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 6(d): Veterans' Regulation
No. 6(a), pertaining to eligibility . for hospital and domiciliary care,
amended.

6992: Mar. 19 Veterans' Regulation No. 10(a): Veterans' Regulation
No. 10, prescribing miscellaneous provisions, amended in Paragraph IV
as to persons included in the term "veteran of any war." VA 223.

6992-A:Mar. 20* Agreement between certain members of the Paint-
ing, Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry
and certain employees in specified counties in New York State approved.

•Haa form of a proclamation.

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2-B:Mar. 20 Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Cascade County, Mont., approved.

6993: Mar. 21 National Industry Recovery Board reconstituted ; Donald
Richberg acting chairman vice Clay Williams, resigned. XXII NRA
Codes 551.

6994: Mar. 21 John A. Oamon, Foreign Service officer, Class II, ordered
retired on an annuity June 30, 1935.

>:Mar. 21 Coal Land Restoration, Montana No. 90: Coal Land
Withdrawals Nos. 1 and 7, Mont., diminished.

J: Mar. 21 Coal Land Restoration, Wyoming No. 50: Coal Land
Withdrawals Nos. 1 and 12, Wyo., diminished.

6996- A: Mar. 22 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Hill County, Mont., approved.

* Hafl form of a proclamation.

6997: Mar. 25 Canal Zone regulations governing the sale, manufacture,
and importation of alcoholic beverages prescribed. M 477.

6998: Mar. 25* Harry 0. Bailey, superintendent of meters in the office
of the Architect of the Capitol, exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Apr. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

6999: Mar. 30 Certain functions and powers of the Agriculture Sec'y
relative to codes of fair competition, delegated to the National Industrial
Recovery Board. XXII NRA Codes 552.

7000 : Apr. 5 Amendments to the Code of Pair Competition for the Dis-
tilled Spirits Industry approved.

7001 : Apr. 5 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Crow Res-
ervation, Mont., expiring in 1935, extended for 10 years.

7002 : Apr. 5 Mattie Lowe Sartor made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Oklahoma City, Okla., post office without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

7003: Apr. 8* E. O. 6700 of May 4, 1934, prescribing regulations gov-
erning the Central Statistical Board, amended.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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7004 : Apr. 10 Land Office for the Linkton Land District Oreg. trans-
ferred from Lakeview to Klamath Falls.

7005: Apr. 10 E. 0. 6832 of Aug. 23, 1934, making funds available for
expenses of the National Railroad Adjustment Board, revoked.

7006: Apr. 10 * David E. Roberts, assistant chief of the Fine Arts Divi-
sion, Library of Congress, further exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until May 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7007: Apr. 10* Hugh A. Morrison, reading room custodian in the Li-
brary of Congress, further exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until May 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7008: Apr. 10* Milton L. Leffler, special expert in the Federal Trade
Commission, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until May
1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7009: Apr. 10 Trust period on lands held for the use and benefit of
Torres-Martinez Band of Mission Indians in California, expiring in 1935,
extended for 10 years.

7010: Apr. 10 * Boundaries of Waianae-Kai Military Reservation, Oahu
Island, T. H., redefined.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7010- A: Apr. 10* Agreement between certain members of the Paint-
ing, Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry
and certain employees in California, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7010-B:Apr. 10* Agreement between certain members of the Plaster-
ing and Lathing Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in California, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7010-O: Apr. 10 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging, and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Rhode Island, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7010-D: Apr. 10 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Otsego County, N. Y., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1935

7010-E : Apr. 10 * Agreement between certain members of the Paintiis I
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry tad J
certain employees in Omaha, Neb., and Council Bluffs, Iowa, and vicmky '
approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7010-F : Apr. 10 * Agreement between certain members of the Bee- !
trical Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and electrietl
employees in Miami and part of Dade County, Pla., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7010-G: Apr. 10* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in specified regions in Colorado, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7010-H:Apr. 11 Complaint of certain pig iron producers with respect
to pig iron imports dismissed.

7010-1: Apr. 12* Agreement between certain members of the Painting.
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
employees in the vicinity of Rochester, N. Y., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7011 : Apr. 15 Anna Jewell Murray made eligible for appointment as
clerk in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7012: Apr. 15 Consular Regulations of 1896, Section 328 amended as to
drafts drawn on the Sec'y of State and as to reward of rescuing crews;
Diplomatic Instructions of 1927, Chapter XX, Section 25 amended as to
drafts drawn on Sec'y of State.

7013: Apr. 16 Consular Regulations of 1896, Sections 63 and 440
amended as to office hours and relative rank of consular officers; Diplo-
matic Instructions of 1927 [Chapter VI, Section 5], amended as to office
hours.

7014: Apr. 19 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Alcoholic Beverage Wholesale Industry approved.

7015: Apr. 19 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Alcoholic Beverage Wholesale Industry approved.

7016: Apr. 19 Amendment to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Alcoholic Beverages Importing Industry approved.

7017: Apr. 19 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Distilled Spirits Rectifying Industry approved.

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1935

7018 : Apr. 19 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Distilled Spirits Industry approved.

7010 : Apr. 19 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Brewing Industry approved.

7020 : Apr. 19 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for the
'Wine Industry approved.

7021 : Apr. 19 * Governor of the Panama Canal authorized to contract
with the Panama Railroad Co. for the operation of certain piers with
company funds. M 478 ; XXVIII PCRec 169.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7022 : Apr. 20 Amendments to the Code of Fair Competition for the
Distilled Spirits Rectifying Industry approved.

7023 : Apr. 22 Red Hook Lakes Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Beaver-
head County, Mont., established.

7024: Apr. 22* Certain described lands at Kewalo, Honolulu, Oahu,
T. H., formerly reserved for a marine hospital, restored to the Govern-
ment of the Territory of Hawaii for road purposes.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7024- A: Apr. 24 Frank C. Walker appointed Executive Director of the
National Emergency Council.

7024-B: Apr. 25 [Interior Sec'y's order establishing Federal Petroleum
Agency No. 1, and prescribing certain regulations relative to the duties
thereof] approved.

7025: Apr. 29 Charles Edison appointed to succeed A. D. Whiteside,
resigned, as member of the National Industrial Recovery Board, and
given leave of absence as Director for the National Emergency Council
for New Jersey. XXIH NRA Codes 269.

7025- A: Apr. 29 Subchapter n-B of the Code of Fair Competition for
the Construction Industry, applicable to the Heavy Construction and
Railroad Contractors Subdivision of the General Contractors Division,
approved. XXTII NRA Codes 237.

7026: Apr. SO Certain described lands in California reserved as a look-
out station for cooperative forest protection work.

7027: Apr. 30 Resettlement Administration established and Rexford O.
Tugwell appointed Administrator ; duties and functions prescribed. June
1935 CSA 88 June 1937 CSA 83.

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1935

7028: Apr. 30 Certain property, functions, funds, etc., transferred from
the Federal Emergency Relief Administration to the Resettlement Ad-
ministration. June 1935 CSA 88-June 1936 CSA 102.

7029: Apr. 30* Sum of $400,000 allocated from the Emergency Relief
Appropriation Act of 1935 to the Emergency Conservation Work Di-
rector for conservation work. June 1935 CSA 84, June 1936 CSA 95.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7030: Apr. 30* Charles H. Deetz, Coast and Geodetic Survey drafts-
man, further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until May
1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7031 : May 1 * All positions in United States Railroad Administration
included in the classified service and incumbents without classified status
made eligible for classification upon passing noncompetitive examinations
prior to Dec. 31, 1935. June 1935 CSA 140.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7032 : May 1 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for lighthouse
purposes.

7033: May 1 Cibola National Forest, N. Mex. diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Interior Sec'y for disposal under the Act
of Mar. 1, 1907.

7033-A : May 1 Agreement between certain members of the Tile Con-
tracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees in
certain counties in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia, approved.

7034: May 6 Division of Applications and Information of the National
Emergency Council, The Advisory Committee on Allotments, and the
Works Progress Administration, established. June 1935 CSA 84-June
1937 CSA 97.

7035: May 6 Goat Island Migratory Bird Refuge, Oreg., reestablished.

7035-A:May 7* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in the regions of Montclair and Bloomfield, N. J., ap-
proved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7035-B : May 7 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in certain counties in Texas approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

[596]

1936

7036-0 : Hay 7 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in certain counties in Pennsylvania approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7036-D : Hay 7 * Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in the city and county of Denver, Colo., and vicinity,
approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7036: May 8 Trust period on allotments to Indians of the Yakima Res-
ervation, Wash., expiring in 1935, extended for 10 years.

7036-A:May 9* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in certain counties in Kentucky, approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7036-B:May 9* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in certain parts of Allegheny County, Pa., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7036-0: May 9* Agreement between certain members of the Painting,
Paperhanging and Decorating Division of the Construction Industry and
certain employees in Travis County, Tex., approved.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7036-D : May 10 * Agreement between certain members of the Plumbing
Contracting Division of the Construction Industry and certain employees
in certain Indiana counties, approved.

•Has form of a proclamation.

7037: May 11 Rural Electrification Administration established; func-
tions and duties prescribed. June 1935 CSA 85-June 1937-CSA 96.

7038: May 13 E. O. 5327 of Apr. 15, 1930, reserving oil-shale lands,
modified to authorize issuance by the Interior Sec'y of sodium permits
and leases for any such lands.

7039: May 14 Capital stock, income, and excess profit tax returns
opened to inspection by the Senate Special Committee Investigating the
Munitions Industry.

7040: May 15 Perry R. Taylor appointed executive officer of the Rural
Electrification Administration, pending appointment of the Administra-
tor.

[597]

1935

7041 : May 15 Certain property, functions, funds, etc., relating to sub-
sistence homesteads, transferred from the Interior Sec'y to the Re-
settlement Administration. June 1935 CSA 88, June 1936 CSA 102.

7042: May 15* Benjamin A. Omohundro, cabinet maker in the Na-
tional Institute of Health, Public Health Service, Treasury Dept., ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until June 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7043 : May 15 Fern A. Black, nee Fitch, made eligible for reinstatement
as clerk in the Los Angeles, Calif., post office, without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

7044: May 15 E. O. 7004 of Apr. 10 ? 1935, transferring the land office
for the Linkton Land District, Oreg., from Lakeview to Klamath, revoked.

7045 : May 15 Certain described lands in California reserved as a fire
lookout site for use in the administration of the Trinity National Forest.

7046 : May 20 Regulations relating to wages, hours of work, and condi-
tions of employment under the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of
1935, prescribed. PWA 68.

7047: May 20 E. O. 6957 of Feb. 4, 1935, withdrawing certain lands in
Alaska pending classification and in aid of legislation, modified to permit
settlement upon said lands.

7048: May 20 * E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing for conserva-
tion and development of natural resources all unreserved public lands
in certain states, amended to make the Order applicable also upon can-
celation of prior entries, selections, claims, or withdrawals, etc.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7049 : May 21 Post cemeteries in the former Forts Davis, Egbert, Gib-
bon, and St. Michael Military Reservations, Alaska, placed under control
of the Interior Sec'y for disposal.

7050 : May 21 * Charles Y. Dixon, engineer in the Engineer Dept. at
Large, War Dept., further exempted from compulsory retirement provi-
sions until June 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7051 : May 21 Guy C. Hanna made eligible for appointment without
classified status as non-attorney member of the Committee on Enrollment
and Disbarment, Treasury Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7052 : May 21 May A. Dunn made eligible for reinstatement to a suit-
able position in the General Accounting Office without regard to Civil
Service Rules.

[598]

1935

7053: Hay 23 Certain described lands in the Alaska Railroad Terminal
Reserve reserved for townsite purposes.

7054: May 23* Finis D. Morris, administrative assistant in the Patent
Office, Commerce Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Sept. 1, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7055: May 28 Fred S. Gilbert made eligible for appointment as elevator
operator in the Post Office Building, Jacksonville, Fla., without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

7056: May 28 Deputy Administrator of the Federal Emergency Ad-
ministration of Public Works included in the membership of the Advisory
Committee on Allotments.

7057: May 28 Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration established;
functions and duties prescribed, and Ernest H. Gruening appointed Ad-
ministrator. June 1935 CSA 86.

7058: May 29* Adoption of an official seal for the Federal Housing
Administration authorized.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7059: May 31 E. O. [405-B] of Feb. 1, 1906, reserving certain lands in
Alaska as a salmon hatchery site, revoked, and said lands included in the
Tongass National Forest.

7059-A: June 4 Luquillo National Forest, P. R., renamed Caribbean Na-
tional Forest.

7060: June 5 Regulations governing employment by the Works Progress
Administration prescribed. PWA 72.

7061: June 5* Edwin Sheddan Cunningham, Foreign Service officer,
Class I, ordered retired as of Dec. 31, 1935.

•Has form of a proclamation.

7062: June 5 Seven additional places designated as unheal thful For-
eign Service posts.

7063: June 5 Certain temporary employees of the General Accounting
Office continued in service until June 30, 1937.

7064: June 7 Federal Emergency Administrator of Public Works au-
thorized to continue performing functions under Title II of the National
Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 and the Emergency Relief Appropria-
tion Act of 1935. June 1937 CSA 140; PWA 73.

[599]

1935

7066: June 7 National Resources Committee established and functions
prescribed. June 1935 CSA 80-June 1937 CSA 94.

7066: June 7 E. 0. 5942 of Oct. 29, 1932, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

7067: June 7 Orange, Tex., abolished as a port of entry in Customs Col-
lection District No. 21 (Sabine).

7068: June 8 Robert E. Wood, Edward O'Neal, George L. Berry, and
Julien H. Hill appointed members of the Advisory Committee on Allot-
ments.

7069: June 11 Power Site Restoration No. 481: Power Site Reserve No.
325, Calif., diminished.

7070: June 12 Regulations governing appointment of employees paid
from emergency funds prescribed. June 1935 CSA 140, June 1936 CSA
173.

7071: June 12* Ozni P. Hood, chief of the Technologic Branch in the
Mines Bureau, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until July 1, 1936.

* Has f onn of a proclamation.

7072: June 12* John V. Shea, senior clerk in the Supply Division,
Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
July 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7073: June 13* National Emergency Council reestablished. June 1935
CSA 74-June 1937 CSA 92.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7074: June 15 National Labor Relations Board continued until July 1,
1935. June 1935 CSA 79, June 1936 CSA 90.

7075: June 15 National Industrial Recovery Board terminated; Office
of the Administrator of the National Recovery Administration, the Divi-
sion of Review, the Division of Business Cooperation, and the Advisory
Council established and functions prescribed. June 1935 CSA 142 ; XXIII
NRA Codes 405.

7076: June 15* All Executive orders issued under Title I of the Na-
tional Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 and all agencies created under
said Title of said Act continued until Apr. 1, 1936. June 1935 CSA 87-
June 1936 CSA 99; XXIII NRA Codes 407.

* Has form of a proclamation.

[600 1

1935

7077: June 15* Effective date of Section 4 of E. 0. 6166 of June 10,
1933, transferring certain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept.,
further deferred until Dec. 31, 1935.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7078: June 17 E. 0. 3102 of June 27, 1919, reserving certain described
lands in Colorado as a ranger station for the White River National For-
est, revoked.

7079: June 17 Certain described lands at Pilot Point (Ugashik), Alaska,
reserved for the Interior Dept. as a site for school purposes.

7080: June 19* Curtis F. Marbut, principal soil scientist in the Soil
Survey Division, Chemistry and Soils Bureau, Agriculture Dept., furthei
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until July 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7081: June 20 E. O. 6497 of Dec. 15, 1933, suspending the regulations
relating to the preparation, form, style, and safeguarding of Executive
Orders and Proclamations in Orders pertaining to codes of fair competi-
tion, revoked.

7082 : June 22 Blackf eet National Forest, Mont., abolished and the lands
transferred to the Kootenai and Flathead National Forests.

7083: June 24 Rules prescribed for the prosecution of projects under
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935. PWA 74.

7084: June 24 Textile Labor Relations Board further continued until
July 1, 1935. June 1935 CSA 83-June 1937 CSA 86.

7085 : June 24 National Steel Labor Relations Board further continued
until July 1, 1935. June 1935 CSA 78, June 1937 CSA 85.

7085- A: June 25 Certain described lands in California and Nevada elim-
inated from the operation of E. 0.s 5836 and 6113 of Apr. 13, 1932, and
Apr. 22, 1933, respectively, withdrawing certain lands pending location
of a right-of-way for a power transmission line from the Boulder Canyon
Project to Los Angeles, Calif.

7086: June 26 National Youth Administration established within the
Works Progress Administration. June 1935 CSA 86-June 1937 CSA 98.

7087: June 27 Certain described lands transferred from the Clearwater
National Forest, Idaho, to the Lolo National Forest,

7088: June 27 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, enlarged.

[ 601 ]

1935

7089: June 29 Textile Labor Relations Board continued until further
order. June 1935 CSA 83.

7090: June 29 National Labor Relations Board continued until Aug. 1,
1935. June 1935 CSA 78-June 1936 CSA 89.

7091: June 29 National Steel Labor Relations Board continued until
further order. June 1936 CSA 89.

7092: July 3 Heads of agencies established under the Emergency Relief
Appropriation Act of 1935, directed to classify positions of employees
and fix rates of compensation in accordance with E. O. 6746 of June 21
1934.

7093: July 8* Benjamin P. Taylor, chief of the Application Division,
Copyright Office, Library of Congress, exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions until Aug. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7094: July 8 * Jessie McL. Watson, reviser in the Catalogue Division,
Library of Congress, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Aug. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7095: July 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], Paragraph 7 amended to except positions of a confidential nature
in the Philippines, when filled by U. S. citizens. 1936 CSR 22.

7096: July 9 Arthur J. Altmeyer, John Studebaker, M. L. Wilson, Lee
Pressman, and Chester Hayden McCall appointed members of the Exec-
utive Committee of the National Youth Administration.

7097: July 9 Income, excess profit, and capital stock tax returns opened
to inspection by the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry In-
vestigating Decline in Cotton Prices.

7098: July 12* Certain described lands in Nevada eliminated from op-
eration of £. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, reserving lands pending classifica-
tion to permit selection by and patenting to said State.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7099: July 12 * Charles Lee Cooke, head administrative officer, Division
of Protocols and Conferences, State Dept., exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7100 : July 15 Science Advisory Board continued until Dec. 1, 1935.

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X

1935

7100- A: July 15 Ina E. Swartz made eligible for appointment as clerk
in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7101 : July 16 Charles W. Taussig appointed Chairman of the National
Advisory Committee of the National Youth Administration.

7102: July 18 Certain positions, the incumbents being part-time em-
ployees paid from public works or other emergency funds administered
by the Interior Sec'y and the Public Works Administrator, exempted
from the salary classification provisions of E. 0. 6746 of June 21, 1934.

7103: July 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on positions in the entire
classified service], Paragraph 6 amended as to part-time employees
whose salary aggregates not more than $540 per annum. 1936 CSR 23.

7104: July 18 Executive Departments and other Government establish-
ments directed to cooperate with the Foreign-Trade Zones Board.

7105: July 18 E. O. 6843 of Sept. 11, 1934, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in California pending resurvey, modified to permit ex-
change of a portion of said lands for other forest lands owned by the
Michigan-California Lumber Co. of Camino, Calif.

7106: July 19 Malheur Migratory Bird Refuge, Harney County, Oreg.,
established as a refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other
wild life.

7107: July 19 Certain positions, the incumbents being part-time em-
ployees paid from funds administered by the Rural Electrification Ad-
ministrator, exempted from the salary classification provisions of E. O.
6746 of June 21, 1934, until June 30, 1937.

7108: July 19 Certain described lands in California eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934 withdrawing lands in various
States for classification, and reserved for a lookout station in connection
with Federal and State cooperative forest protection.

7109: July 19 William H. Klunk and William H. Bierhalter, temporary
employees, made eligible to compete in the civil-service examinations for
chief engineman and watchman, respectively, in the Custodial Service,
at Columbus, Ohio, without regard to the maximum age limitations.

7110: July 22 Public Water Restoration No. 79: Public Water Reserve
No. 137, Mont., diminished.

7111: July 22 E. O. 6981 of Mar. 2, 1935, removing certain restrictions
as to payments, transfers, and deliveries of property under the Trading
with the Enemy Act of 1917 and the Settlement of War Claims Act of
1928, amended.

[603]

1935

7112: July 24 Public Water Reserve No. 158, Mont., established [for
stock- watering and grazing purposes].

7113: July 25* George E. Ladd, associate economic geologist, in the
Public Roads Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7114: July 25 Certain described lands in Montana reserved for the
Commerce Dept. for use in maintenance of air navigation facilities.

7115: July 25 Income, excess-profit, and capital-stock tax returns opened
to inspection by the Senate Special Committee to Investigate Lobbying
Activities.

7116: July 26 Wichita National Game Preserve, Okla., enlarged.

7117: July 29 E. 0. 7046 of May 20, 1935, prescribing labor regulations
for persons employed under the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of
1935, amended.

7118 : July 29 • Description of lands transferred from the Blackfeet
National Forest, Mont., to the Flathead National Forest by E. 0. 7082 of
June 22, 1935, corrected.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7119: July 30 E. 0. 7046 of May 20, 1935, prescribing labor regulations
for persons employed under the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of
1935, amended.

7120: July 30 Consumers 1 agencies within the National Emergency
Council and the National Recovery Administration reorganized ; Office of
Adviser on Consumers' Problems reestablished; and Consumers' Division
in NRA established. XXIII NRA Codes 408.

7120- A: July 30 * William H. Nelson, park ranger in the Yosemite Na-
tional Park, National Park Service, Interior Dept., exempted from com-
pulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7121 : July 31 National Labor Relations Board continued until Sept. 1,
1935.

7122: July 31* Prances N. Westcott, attendant in the Senate Office
Building, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions, until Jan. 1,
1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

[604]

1935

123: Aug. 1 Thirty-three specified persons appointed members of the
rational Advisory Committee of the National Youth Administration, to
erve -without compensation.

'124: Aug. 5 E. 0. 7070 of June 12, 1935, prescribing regulations gov-
erning appointment of employees paid from emergency funds, modified
is to transfer of such said employees in Massachusetts, Ohio, Louisiana,
Georgia, and North Dakota.

7126 : Aug. 5 E. 0. 7060 of June 5, 1935, establishing employment regu-
lations for the Works Progress Administration, amended.

7126 : Aug. 5 Certain specified Federal agencies directed to submit esti-
mates of administrative expenses to the Bureau of the Budget.

7 126- A: Aug. 5 E. O. 7047 of May 20, 1935, opening to settlement cer-
tain Alaska lands previously reserved pending classification and legisla-
tion, revoked as to certain described lands.

7127: Aug. 6 Lands and improvements in 20 specified military reserva-
tions in Alaska transferred to the control of the Interior Sec'y> and said
Sec'y directed to reserve portions thereof for use of the Alaska Road
Commission and to dispose of the remaining lands in accordance with law.

7128: Aug. 6 Certain described lands in Alaska withdrawn to conserve
the public interests and pending future legislation.

7129: Aug. 6 # Sum of $750,000 allocated from the 4th Deficiency Act
of 1933 for acquisition in fee simple of certain lands on Isle Boyaie, Lake
Superior, Mich.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7129-A:Aug. 6 Regulations governing reports of loadings and dis-
charges of petroleum and petroleum products moved in interstate com-
merce from any Texas or Louisiana port prescribed.

7130: Aug. 7 Regulations governing the administration of approved
projects administered by the Rural Electrification Administration, pre-
scribed.

7131: Aug. 7 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 4914 of June 23, 1928, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

7132: Aug. 7 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 5098 of Apr. 23, 1929, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

7133: Aug. 7 E. O. 5729 of Oct. 2, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked.

f 605]

1935

7134: Aug. 8 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

7135 : Aug. 9 Certain described lands on the Sastineau Channel north
of Juneau, Alaska, reserved for use of the War Dept. as a radio station
site.

7136 : Aug. 12 Coal Land Restoration, New Mexico No. 53 : Coal Land
Withdrawal, New Mexico No. 1, diminished.

7137: Aug. 12 Civil Service Rule II [pertaining to classification],
amended in Section 3 as to rights of persons appointed without examina-
tion. 1935 CSR 22.

7138 : Aug. 12 Airspace over 24 specified areas reserved for Government
purposes, and operation of civil aircraft within said areas forbidden with-
out special permission.

7139: Aug. 12 Electric Home and Farm Authority, a District of Colum-
bia corporation, designated agency to continue the functions and business
of the Electric Home and Farm Authority, Inc., a Delaware corporation,
and direction for voting the outstanding stock prescribed.

7140: Aug. 13 Ruth Hampton made eligible for appointment without
classified status as assistant director of the Division of Territories and
Island Possessions, Interior Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7141 : Aug. 13 Harvey M. Hutchinson, associate justice of the Puerto
Rico Supreme Court, designated acting judge of the District Court for
Puerto Rico during the absence of the judge thereof.

7142: Aug. 14 Valentine Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Cherry County,
Neb., established.

7143: Aug. 19 Regulations governing loans by the Resettlement Admin-
istration prescribed.

7144: Aug. 19 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

7145: Aug. 19 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

7148: Aug. 19 E. 0.s 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, and 7048 of May 20, 1935,
reserving certain lands for classification, revoked with respect to certain
California, Montana, and Nevada lands and the excluded lands reserved
for the use of the Commerce Dept. for air-navigation facilities.

7147: Aug. 19 E. 0. 5165 of July 26, 1929, reserving certain lands in
California pending resurvey, revoked with respect to a certain described
portion of said lands.

(606]

1935

T148 : Aug. 19 Medicine Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Sheridan
md Roosevelt Counties, Mont., established.

T149 : Aug. 19 • Executive departments and other Government agencies
requested to give the Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce access to
data related to the Committee's investigation of interstate railroads.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7160 : Aug. 19 E. 0. 7126 of Aug. 5, 1935, requiring certain Government
agencies to submit estimates of expenditures for administrative expenses
to the Budget Bureau, extended to include certain additional agencies.

7151: Aug. 21 Sum of $3,000,000 allocated to the Treasury Dept. from
the Emergency Relief Appropriation of 1935, as a special fund for the
purchase of material, supplies, and equipment for work relief through the
Procurement Division of the Treasury Dept.

7152: Aug. 21 Duties and functions of the Temporary Government of
the Virgin Islands for the administration of work relief prescribed, and
assets and records of the Resettlement Administration acquired from the
Virgin Islands Subsistence Homestead Authority under E. O. 7041 of May
15, 1935, transferred to said Government. June 1936 CSA 95, June 1937
CSA 97.

7158: Aug. 21 E. O. 5681 of Aug. 12, 1931, reserving certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked.

7154: Aug. 22 Camden Board of Arbitration created to mediate the
labor dispute at the Camden, N. J., yard of the New York Shipbuilding
Corporation.

7154-A:Aug. 22 Des Lacs Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Burke and
Ward Counties, N. Dak., established.

7155: Aug. 25 • Wilbur John Carr, Asst. State Sec'y, exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions and continued in service for up to five
years from Oct. 31, 1940.

•Has form of a proclamation.

7156: Aug. 23 Squaw Creek Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Holt County,
Mo., established.

7157: Aug. 23 Regulations governing wages of unattached workers
under the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 prescribed. June
1936 CSA 183.

7158: Aug. 23 Income, excess profit, and capital-stock tax returns opened
to inspection by the Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce for in-
vestigation of interstate railroads.

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1935

7158-A : Aug. 23 Heads of Executive departments and other Goyot-
ment agencies having supervision of public works ordered to report viol*
tions of the eight-hour law on projects under their control. June 1937
CSA 190-June 1939 CSA 207.

7159 : Aug. 24 Laurence J. Martin appointed Acting Administrator of
the National Recovery Administration vice James L. O'Neill, resigned

7160: Aug. 26 Lacreek Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Bennett Countj,
S. Dak., established.

7161 : Aug. 27 Upper Souris Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Benville and
Ward Counties, N. Dak., established.

7162: Aug. 27 • Daniel L. Hazard, mathematician in the Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, Commerce Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Mar. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7163: Aug. 29 Attorney General authorized to revoke the allowance of
certain claims filed under Section 9 of the Trading With the Enemy Act
of 1917, and directed to institute suits for the recovery of any deliveries
made to claimants thereunder.

7164: Aug. 29 Regulations governing student aid projects and employ-
ment of youth on other projects under the Emergency Relief Appropria-
tion Act of 1935, prescribed.

7165: Aug. 29 Preparation of written decisions for public inspection,
pertaining to rebates for overassessments of income, excess profit, estate,
and gift taxes in excess of $20,000, authorized.

7166: Aug. 29 • Annie N. Travis, senior clerk in the Treasury Dept,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7167: Aug. 29 • Joseph L. Smith, Senate Office Building mechanician
under the office of the Architect of the Capitol, exempted from compul-
sory retirement provisions until Aug. 31, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7168: Sept. 4 Arrow-Wood Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Poster and
Stutsman Counties, N. Dak., established.

7169: Sept. 4 Sand Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Brown County,
S. Dak., established.

7170: Sept. 4 Lower Souris Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Bottineau
and McHenry Counties, N. Dak., established.

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1935

7171 : Sept. 4 Lostwood Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Burke and Moun-
trail Counties, N. Dak., established.

7172: Sept. 4 Red Rock Lakes Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Mont., en-
larged.

7173: Sept. 4 White River Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Desha, Mon-
roe, and Phillips Counties, Ark., established.

7174: Sept. 4 E. 0. 7126 of Aug. 5, 1935, requiring certain Government
agencies to submit estimates of expenditures for administrative expenses
to the Budget Bureau, extended to include certain additional agencies.

7175: Sept. 6 E. 0. 4624 of Apr. 1, 1927, reserving certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked with respect to certain described
portion of said lands.

7176: Sept 6 • Certain described lands on east slope of Punchbowl Hill
at Honolulu, T. H., restored to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii
for road purposes.

• Has form of a proclamation.

7177: Sept. 6 Reservoir Site Restoration No. 12: Reservoir Site No. 17,
Calif., diminished.

7178: Sept. 6 Hart Mountain Game Refuge, Nev. and Oreg., established.

7179: Sept. 6 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished by exclusion
of certain described lands occupied as an Indian settlement.

7180: Sept. 6 Rules governing the making of loans by the Puerto Rico
Reconstruction Administration under the Emergency Relief Appropria-
tion Act of 1935, prescribed.

7181: Sept. 6 Competitive provisions of the Civil Service Rules waived
to permit initial appointments to certain executive positions in the Bureau
of Motor Carriers, Interstate Commerce Commission.

7182: Sept. 7 E. 0. 7098 of July 12, 1935, permitting the patenting of
certain lands to the State of Nevada, amended.

7183: Sept. 12 Crescent Lake Wildlife Refuge, Neb., enlarged.

7183-A:8ept. 12 War Sec'y directed to proceed with the construction
of the Bluestone Reservoir Project on New River, W. Va., and $1,000,000
allocated from the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 for said
purpose.

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1935

7184: Sept. 13 * James E. Ives, senior physicist in the Public Health
Service, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Oct. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7185: Sept. 20 Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Pish Refuge,
Wis., enlarged.

7186: Sept. 21 • Limitation on loans or grants, or both, for projects of
States, Territories, municipalities, etc., contained in Section 1, Clause (g)
of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, increased from
$900,000,000 to $1,700,000,000.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7187: Sept. 24* Albert S. Hitchcock, principal botanist, Plant Industry
Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Oct. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7188: Sept. 24 • Mary M. O'Reilly, assistant mint director in the Treas-
ury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 1,
1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7189: Sept. 25 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

7190: Sept. 25 E. O. 7129 of Aug. 6, 1935, authorizing the acquisition of
lands on Isle Roy ale, Mich., for emergency conservation work, amended
as to appropriation from which the funds may be drawn.

7191 : Sept. 25 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

7192: Sept. 26 Authority delegated to the Federal Trade Commission
to approve certain trade practice provisions under the Joint Resolution of
June 24, 1935, provided they conform to Section 7 (a) of the National
Industrial Recovery Act.

7193: Sept. 26 Oeorge L. Berry designated Coordinator for Industrial
Cooperation and his functions and duties outlined.

7194: Sept. 26 Prison Industries Reorganization Administration estab-
lished. June 1936 CSA 81, June 1937 CSA 95.

7195: Sept. 26 Positions of junior assistant to technician in the Civilian
Conservation Corps included in the competitive classified civil service,
provided that the initial examination held for each camp be limited to
enrollees of said Corps.

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1935

7196: Sept. 28 • Wendell W. Mischler, sec'y to the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Dec. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7197: Sept. 26 E. 0. 7070 of June 12, 1935, prescribing regulations gov-
erning appointments of employees paid from emergency funds, modified.

7198: Sept. 26 Charles West, Under Interior Sec'y, authorized to per-
form the duties of the Interior Sec'y during the latter 's absence or illness.

7199: Sept. 26 John Monroe Johnson, Asst. Commerce Sec'y appointed
under the act of May 20, 1926, designated to perform the duties of the
Commerce Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and the Asst. Sec'y
appointed under the act of Feb. 14, 1903.

7200: Sept. 26 B. 0. 7027 of Apr. 30, 1935, establishing the Resettlement
Administration, amended.

7201 : Sept. 26 Ten designated temporary employees of the Federal Com-
munications Commission made eligible for appointment to positions with
said commission without regard to their standings on the Civil Service
registers for professional positions.

7202: Sept. 28 Louis N. Robinson, Linton N. Collins, Gustav Peck, and
James P. Davis appointed members, and Joseph N. Ulman appointed
chairman, of the Prison Industries Reorganization Board created by E. 0.
[7194] of Sept. 26, 1935; Board members allowed traveling expenses;
Louis N. Robinson's per diem compensation for his services in attendance
of said Board's meetings fixed.

7203: Oct. 1 E. 0. 7046 of May 20, 1935, prescribing regulations pertain-
ing to wages, hours of work, and conditions of employment under the
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, amended.

7204: Oct. 1 E. 0. 7046 of May 20, 1935, prescribing regulations pertain-
ing to wages, hours of work, and conditions of employment under the
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, amended.

7205: Oct. 14 • William McNeir, chief of the Bureau of Accounts of the
State Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Nov.
1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7206: Oct. 14 Trust period on Indian allotted or tribal lands in Okla-
homa, expiring in 1936, extended for 10 years.

7207: Oct. 14 E. O. 6783 of June 30, 1934, creating the Quetico-Superior
Committee, amended.

reii]

1935

7208: Oct. 19 • George Q. Hedgecock, senior pathologist in the Plant
Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., further exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7209: Oct. 19 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Post Office positions],
Paragraph 6 amended to except until Feb. 1, 1936, certain temporary
clerks, carriers, and laborers employed for the holiday season. 1936 CSR
23.

7210: Oct. 24 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to pos itions
excepted from examination], amended to add a new Subdivision XXV
on positions under the United States High Commissioner to the Philip-
pines, Paragraph 1 excepting junior messengers and under clerks with a
salary range of $180 to $250 per annum. 1936 CSR 23.

7211: Oct. 24 Certain described lands in Idaho and Utah eliminated
from the operation of E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, to permit their with-
drawal for use by the Commerce Dept. for air navigation facilities.

7212: Oct. 24 Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge, Minn
and Wis., enlarged.

7213: Oct. 24 Such Coast Guard vessels as may be designated by the
Commandant of the Coast Guard, assigned to patrol territorial waters for
enforcement of the Northern Pacific Halibut Act of 1932 and the Halibut
Fisheries Convention.

7214: Oct. 24 Mxdeshoe Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Bailey County,
Tex., established.

7215: Oct. 26 North Island in San Diego Harbor, Calif., Ford Island in
Pearl Harbor, T. H., and Boiling Field, at Anacostia, D. C, transferred
from the War Dept. to the Navy Dept, and the Naval Air Station at
Sunnyvale, Calif., transferred to the War Dept.

7216: Oct. 28 Ella W. Budge made eligible for appointment in the Pub-
lic Roads Bureau, Agriculture Dept., without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

7217: Oct. 30 • Carleton W. Sturevant, principal engineer in the Engi-
neer Dept. at Large, War Dept., further exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until May 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7218: Oct. 30 E. O. 5862 of June 23, 1932, withdrawing certain lands in
Colorado pending resurvey, revoked.

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1935

7210: Oct. 80 E. 0. 1919y 2 of Apr. 21, 1914, establishing Alaska Town-
site Withdrawal No. 1, modified to permit construction of an airport by
the Alaska Road Commission on certain described lands.

7220: Oct. 80 Certain described lands in California reserved as a powder
storage site in connection with the administration of the Stanislaus Na-
tional Forest.

7221 : Oct. 31 Rice Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Aitkin County,
Minn., established.

7221- A: Oct. 31 * Caledonia McCall, clerk in the office of the Register of
the Treasury, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Nov. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7222: Nov. 1 St. Marks Migratory Bird Refuge, Wakulla County, Pla.,
enlarged.

7228: Nov. 9 E. 0. 7195 of Sept. 26, 1935, placing the position of junior
assistant to technician in the Civilian Conservation Corps in the classified
service, amended to enable incumbents of positions of similar nature to
acquire classified status by passing noncompetitive examinations. June '
1936 CSA 171.

7224: Nov. 13 Regulations governing commutation of rations and quar-
ters to enlisted men of the various services amended.

7224-A:Nov. 14 Regulations governing documents required of aliens
entering the Philippines prescribed.

7225: Nov. 15 Director of Procurement of the Treasury Dept. author-
ized to certify and approve certain vouchers and schedules of disburse-
ments chargeable to any allocation under the Emergency Relief Appro-
priation Act of 1935 with certain specified provisos.

7226: Nov. 15 Regulations governing employment under the Emergency
Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 amended.

7227: Nov. 18 E. 0. 5640 of June 8, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked.

7228: Nov. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertainin g to p ositions
excepted from examination] amended to add Subdivision XXV, on Na-
tional Training School for Boys positions, Paragraphs 1 and 2 excepting
the superintendent of the school and one physician-psychiatrist ; Schedule
B [of positions subject to non-competitive examination], amended to add
Section XIV covering cottage officers and cottage rations of said school ;

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1935

unskilled laborers at said school placed under the Labor Regulations;
incumbents allowed to acquire classified status through non-competitive
examination. June 1936 CSA 171 ; 1935 CSR 25.

7229: Not. 19 Delta Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Plaquemines Parish,
La., established.

7230: Not. 20 • Davis B. Levis, vice consul and clerk in the consulate at
Paris, France, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Dec. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7231: Nov. 20 William J. Shaw made eligible for appointment as in-
spector in the Customs Service at San Francisco, Calif., without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

7232: Nov. 23 • Frederick D. Henry, chief clerk at the Freedmen's Hos-
pital, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Dec. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7233: Nov. 23 Regulations prescribed for investigations under Section
22 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933.

7234: Nov. 25 Canal Zone Regulations governing deposit money orders
and interest on same prescribed.

7235: Nov. 26 £. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, reserving all public lands in
certain States for classification amended to permit sale or leasing of any
such lands by the Interior Secy

7236: Nov. 27 Charlotte, N. C, in Customs Collection District No. 15;
Little Rock, Ark., in Customs Collection District No. 43 (Tennessee) ; and
Dubuque, Iowa, in Customs Collection District No. 44, abolished as ports
of entry.

7237: Nov. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII [on Agriculture Dept.
positions] amended to add Paragraph 28 excepting certain temporary
employees of the National Park Service outside of the District of Co-
lumbia during the forest fire season. 1935 CSR 23.

7238: Nov. 28 • Thomas M. Thurston, deputy collector in charge of the
Liquidating Division of the Office of the Customs Collector, Treasnrr
Dept., further exempted from the compulsory retirement provisions until
Dec. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1935

7230: Dec. 3 Records, papers, and property of the Railroad Retirement
Board, established under the Railroad Retirement Act of 1934, trans-
ferred to the Railroad Retirement Board established under the Railroad
Retirement Act of 1935.

7240: Deo. 4 E. 0. 5958 of Dec. 8, 1932, withdrawing certain described
lands in Arizona pending resurvey, revoked.

7241: Dec. 4 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 14 amended to eliminate informers and posse men and
to place special restrictions on the exception of special field men in the
Narcotics Bureau in the Internal Revenue Service. 1936 CSR 24.

7242: Dec. 6 Canal Zone Regulations governing highways, vehicles, and
vehicular traffic prescribed.

7243: Dec. 6 Herbert J. Wollner made eligible for appointment as con-
sulting chemist in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

7244: Dec. 10 E. Om 6268 and 6496 of Sept. 6, 1933, and Dec. 14, 1933,
respectively, withdrawing certain described lands in New Mexico pend-
ing resurvey, revoked.

7246: Dec. 10 Waubay Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Day County,
S. Dak., established.

7246: Dec. 10 Seney Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Schoolcraft County,
Mich., established.

7247: Dec. 10 • Nelson H. Darton, senior scientist in the Geological Sur-
vey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Jan. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7248: Dec. 10 • Andre Fourchy, associate civil engineer in the Coast
Guard, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Jan. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7249: Dec. 12 Federal offices ordered closed at 1 p. m. on Dec. 24 and
31, 1935.

7260: Dec. 16* T. Warren Allen, principal highway engineer in the
Public Roads Bureau, Agriculture Dept., further exempted from com-
pulsory retirement provisions until Jan. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1935
7251: Deo. 10 Frequencies assigned to government radio stations.

7252: Deo. 21 National Recovery Administration and office of the Ad-
ministrator terminated; the Division of Review, the Division of Business
Cooperation, and the Advisory Council transferred to the Commera
Dept.; Consumers' Division transferred to the Labor Dept. June 1936
CSA 100.

7253: Deo. 21 • Sum of $6,750,000 allocated from the Emergency Belief
Appropriation Act of 1935 to the Interior Sec'y for the Jefferson Nations
Expansion Memorial in Missouri ; expenditure made contingent upon th*
city of St. Louis making available an additional sum of $2,250,000.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7254: Dee. 21 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished, and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws.

7255: Dec. 21 * Elton A. Gongwer, investigator in the General Account-
ing Office, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Jan. 1,
1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7256: Dec. 21 Certain described lands in Oregon eliminated from thf
operation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifica-
tion to the extent of authorizing their withdrawal by Interior Sec'y for
reclamation purposes.

7257: Dec. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination] , Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], Paragraph 9 amended to permit reinstatement of former excepted
employees employed in Alaska. 1936 CSB 24.

7258: Dec. 28 • Irvin P. Disney, examiner of interferences in the Patent
Office, Commerce Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Apr. 1, 1936.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7259: Dec. 28 Frank P. Fallowfield made eligible for appointment as
engineer without classified status in the office of the Chief of Engineers,
War Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7260: Dec. 31 • Executive Committee on Commercial Policy, established
by letter of the President of Nov. 11, 1933, continued and composition
prescribed.

* Has form of a proclamation.

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1935

7261: Dec. 31* Effective date of Section 4 of B. 0. 6166 of June 10,
1933, transferring certain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept.,
further deferred until June 30, 1936.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

7261-A:Dec. 31 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers, Chapter XVI, Sec-
tion 21, as to hostesses in missions, amended.

1936

7262: Jan. 4 E. 0. 3206 of Dec. 30, 1919, establishing the Board of Sur-
veys and Maps, amended and repromulgated.

7263: Jan. 4 Treasury Sec'y authorized to act under the Bankruptcy
Act of Aug. 27, 1935, in respect to interest or claims of the United States
or any agency thereof, or any corporation, other than the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, the majority of the stock of which is owned by
the United States.

7264: Jan. 4 E. 0. 5807 of Feb. 25, 1932, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked.

7265: Jan. 4 Power Site Reserve No. 322, Calif ., modified to permit the
use of a described portion of said lands in connection with cooperative
forest protection work.

7266: Jan. 4 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from oper-
ation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classification
to permit their withdrawal by the Interior Sec'y for a stock driveway.

7267: Jan. 6 Certain described lands in Montana, Nevada, and Wyoming
eliminated from operation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing
lands for classification, to permit their withdrawal by the Interior Sec'y
for use by the Commerce Dept. in the maintenance of air navigation
facilities.

7268: Jan. 6 Treasury Sec'y directed to cause a suitable number of
Coast Guard vessels to cruise along the coast in severe winter weather to
aid distressed vessels.

7269: Jan. 7 E. 0. 6287 of Sept. 14, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

7270: Jan. 7 Certain described lands in Oregon eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifica-
tion, and reserved as a lookout station in the administration of the Siski-
you National Forest.

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1936

7271: Jan. 9 B. 0. 5354 of May 27, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked.

7272: Jan. 10 E. 0. 5297 of Mar. 10, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked.

7273: Jan. 10* Benjamin W. Kumler, examiner for the Civil Service
Commission, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Feb.
1, 1937.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

7274: Jan. 14 Lands within grazing districts established pursuant to the
act of June 28, 1934, eliminated from the operation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov.
26, 1934, withdrawing all lands in certain States for classification.

7275: Jan. 15 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5603 of Apr. 20, 1931, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

7276 : Jan. 17 Lewis R. Barrett made eligible for appointment as recrea-
tion coordinator without classified status in the National Park Service,
Interior Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7277: Jan. 17 Under Sec'y, First Assistant Sec'y, and Assistant Sec'y of
the Interior designated to perform, in the order named, the duties of the
Interior Sec'y during latter 's absence or sickness.

7278: Jan. 23 * William H. Ramsey, senior attorney in the Justice Dept.,
exempted from compulsory retirement provision until Feb. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7279 : Jan. 25 Certain described lands in Arizona eliminated from opera-
tion of E. 0. 5341 of May 2, 1930, withdrawing certain lands pending
resurvey.

7280 : Jan. 28 • Establishment of the Federal Housing Administration
confirmed.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7280- A: Feb. 1 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 4608 of Mar. 10, 1927, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

7280-B : Feb. 1 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5687 of Aug. 18, 1931, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

7281 : Feb. 3 Marriner S. Eccles appointed chairman of the Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve System for four years.

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1936

7282: Feb. 3 E. 0. 5920 of Sept. 15, 1932, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

7283: Feb. 3 E. 0. 5682 of Aug. 12, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

7284: Feb. 3 E. 0. 6076 of Mar. 15, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked.

7284- A: Feb. 6 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5886 of July 12, 1932, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

7284-B:Feb. 6 E. 0. 5709 of Sept. 11, 1931, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in California pending resurvey, revoked.

7286: Feb. 7 Design and dimensions of the official flag of the Vice Presi-
dent prescribed.

7286: Feb. 8 • Charles Holzman, clerk in the Soldiers' Home, exempted
from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1, 1937.

* Has f onn of a proclamation.

7287: Feb. 10 Rules for selecting members of the Central Statistical
Board prescribed.

7288: Feb. 11 Certain described portion of Mayagiiez Barracks Military
Reservation, Mayagiiez, P. R., transferred from War Dept. to Treasury
Dept.

7289: Feb. 14 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifica-
tion, to permit their withdrawal by the Interior Sec'y for reclamation
purposes.

7290: Feb. 14 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
operation of E. 0. 5790 of Feb. 2, 1932, withdrawing certain lands pend-
ing resurvey.

7291 : Feb. 14 • Charles J. Evans, merchandise appraiser in the Customs
Bureau, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1,
1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7292: Feb. 14 Lake Andes Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Charles Mix
County, S. Dak., established.

7293: Feb. 14 Regulations governing allowances for quarters and sub-
sistence for enlisted men of the various services, prescribed.

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1936

7294: Feb. 14 Nell J. Kline, nee Briggs, made eligible for reinstatement
as clerk in the Postal Service without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7295: Feb. 14 Lake Bowdoin Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Mont., es-
tablished.

7296: Feb. 15 E. 0. 7046 of May 20, 1935, prescribing regulations relat-
ing to wages, hours, and conditions of employment under the Emergency
Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, amended.

7297: Feb. 16* State Sec'yi as Chairman of the National Munitions
Control Board, delegated power to grant licenses for exportation of tin
plate scrap.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7298: Feb. 18 Regulations governing preparation, presentation, filing,
and distribution of Executive Orders and Proclamations prescribed. June
1937 CSA 16, June 1939 CSA 17.

7299 : Feb. 20 Kure Island, T. H., reserved for naval purposes.

7300: Feb. 21* Henry C. Stuart, assistant customs collector at New
York, N. Y., further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions,
until Mar. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7301 : Feb. 21 Niobrara Reservation Bird Refuge, Neb., enlarged.

7302 : Feb. 21 * Certain described lands in the Virgin Islands placed
under control of the Navy Sec'y for aviation facilities.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7303: Feb. 25 Certain described lands in Oregon eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifi-
cation, and reserved as lookout station for use in the administration of
the Siskiyou National Forest.

7304: Feb. 27 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], Paragraph 6 amended to allow the appointment of collectors of
cotton statistics in the Bureau of the Census at an aggregate compensa-
tion of up to $540 per annum without examination. June 1937 CSA 80 ;

1935 CSR 25.

7305: Feb. 28 Sum of $7,000,000 allocated from the Emergency Relief
Appropriation Act of 1935 to the Farm Credit Administration for loans
to farmers, and rules governing emergency crop loans prescribed. June

1936 CSA 131.

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1936

7306: Feb. 28 Hilda McTeer made eligible for a classified appointment
without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7307: Feb. 28 * Luther L. Browning, linotype machinist-in-charge in the
Government Printing Office, further exempted from the compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1936.

* Has f orm of a proclamation.

7308: Feb. 28* Carl F. Jeansen, principal engineer in the Ordnance
Bureau, Navy Dept., further exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions, until Apr. 1, 1937.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7309: Feb. 28 Certain described lands in the vicinity of the Fairbanks
Air Field, Alaska, withdrawn [pending decision by the War Department
and legislation to establish an army base].

7310: Feb. 28 W. H. Moran, chief of the Secret Service Division, Treas-
ury Dept., further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions,
until Jan. 1, 1937.

7311 : Feb. 20 Certain described lands in Arkansas valuable for recrea-
tional use, eliminated from the operation of E. O. 6964 of Feb. 5, 1935,
withdrawing certain lands for classification.

7312:BXar. 9 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by
Federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

7313: Mar. 10 Tongass National Forest, Alaska diminished and the ex-
cluded lands restored to entry; B. O. 343-C of July 26, 1905, reserving
certain Alaska lands for a lighthouse depot, revoked.

7314: Mar. 11 Mary G. Willmarth, chief scientific aid in the Geological
Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until May 1, 1937.

7315: Mar. 11 William Gerig, head engineer in the Engineer Dept. at
Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Apr. 1, 1937.

7316: Mar. 13 Cape Bomain Migratory Bird Refuge, S. C, enlarged.
I Fed. Reg. 1.

7317: Mar. 14 Milton L. Leffler, special expert in the Federal Trade
Commission, further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until May 1, 1937.

7318: Mar. 18 Louis Hunter Gwinn made eligible for appointment as
customs agent in the Treasury Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

[621]

1936

7310: Mar. 18 Regulations governing employment of youth on student-
aid and other projects amended: student-aid projects defined, and
amounts of aid prescribed. I Fed. Reg. 40.

7320: Mar. 10 B. 0.s 2275 and 2385 of Nov. 30, 1915, and May 22, 1916.
respectively, reserving certain described lands in North Dakota for mili-
tary purposes, revoked, and said lands reserved as the Kellys Slough
Migratory Waterfowl Refuge. I Fed. Reg. 44.

7321: Mar. 21 Heads of Government departments authorized to issue
temporary annual and sick leave regulations, pending promulgation of
uniform regulations.

7322: Mar. 21 Income tax returns opened to inspection by the House
Committee appointed to conduct impeachment proceedings against Hal-
sted L. Ritter, district judge for the Southern District of Florida.

7323: Mar. 21 Committee on Industrial Analysis established to complete
summary of results and accomplishments of the National Recovery Ad-
ministration. June 1936 CSA 100, 1937 CSA 88 ; I Fed. Reg. 69.

7324: Mar. 30 George L. Berry designated Coordinator for Industrial
Cooperation, and his functions and duties prescribed. June 1936 CSA
103, June 1937 CSA 89; I Fed. Reg. 81.

7325: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in Alaska eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 1967- A of June 23, 1914, establishing the Alaska Town-
site and Railroad Withdrawal No. 2, and reserved for townsite entry. 1
Fed. Reg. 82.

7326: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in Colorado eliminated from op-
eration of E. O. 5862 of June 23, 1932, withdrawing certain lands pending
resurvey. I Fed. Reg. 82.

7327: Mar. 30 E. O. 6077 of Mar. 15, 1933, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 82.

7328: Mar. 30 E. O. 6267 of Sept. 6, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 82.

7329: Mar. 30* Sum of $30,000 allocated to the Emergency Conserva-
tion Work Director from the emergency relief appropriation of 1935 for
acquisition of certain lands near Petersburg, Va., for emergency con-
servation work in connection with the Petersburg National Military
Park. I Fed. Reg. 82.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7330: Mar. 30 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
operation of E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifi-
cation, to permit their withdrawal by the Interior Sec'y for reclamation
purposes. I Fed. Reg. 83.

[622]

1936

7331 : Apr. 3 Certain described lands in Montana reserved for use of
the War Dept. in connection with the Fort Peck Dam and Reservoir,
Project No. 30 of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public
Works. I Fed. Reg. 121.

7332: Apr. 3 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
government, waived to permit employees of the National Park Service
to accept uncompensated appointments as deputy sheriffs. I Fed. Reg.
121.

7333 : Apr. 3 Regulations governing appointment of employees paid
from emergency funds amended. I Fed. Reg. 121.

7334: Apr. 3 Limitation on expenditures for the Civilian Conservation
Corps increased from $600,000,000 to $700,000,000. I Fed. Reg. 121.

7335: Apr. 3 E. O. 5287 of Feb. 25, 1930, reserving certain described
lands in Nevada pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 121.

7336: Apr. Frank Hahn, senior administrative assistant in the Geo-
logical Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until May 1, 1937.

7337: Apr. 9 Certain described lands in Oregon eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifi-
cation, to permit their withdrawal by the Interior Sec'y for reclamation
purposes. I Fed. Reg. 154.

7338: Apr. 10 Martin Travie^o, associate justice of the Puerto Rico
Supreme Court, authorized to perform the duties of judge of the District
Court for Puerto Rico in the absence of the judge thereof. I Fed. Reg.
154.

7339: Apr. 10 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the Rein-
deer Service. I Fed. Reg. 154.

7340: Apr. 10 Adoption of a seal for the Works Progress Administra-
tion authorized. I Fed. Reg. 154.

7341: Apr. 10 Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge, Calif., enlarged. I Fed. Reg.
154.

7342: Apr. 10 Initial appointments to certain Railroad Retirement
Board positions without compliance with the Civil Service Act and Rules
authorized.

7343: Apr. 10 E. O. of July 26, 1911/ establishing Power Site Reserve
No. 191, Utah, revoked in part.
•Not a Numbered Order.

[623]

1936

7844: Apr. 11 E. 0. 5791 of Feb. 2, 1932, reserving 1 certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 160.

7845: Apr. 15 Agriculture Sec'y authorized to acquire land for wild-
life conservation purposes. I Fed. Reg. 206.

7846: Apr. 15 William J. Butler made eligible for appointment as part
ranger in the National Park Service, Interior Dept., without regard to
Civil Service Rules.

7347: Apr. 15 Regulations governing the operation of projects under
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 amended. I Fed. Reg.
207.

7348: Apr. 15 Harvey A. Harding, adviser to the comptroller of the
Tennessee Valley Authority, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until May 1, 1937.

7348: Apr. 18 Federal Power Commission authorized to amend license
for Project No. 966 on Reservoir Site Reserve No. 17, Calif.

7350: Apr. 20 Income, profit, and capital stock tax returns ordered
opened to inspection to the Senate Special Committee Investigating Old
Age Pension Organizations.

7351 : Apr. 21 Lucille Coy Dailey made eligible for a classified appoint-
ment without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7352: Apr. 23 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws. I Fed. Reg.
265.

7353: Apr. 23 Chugach National Forest, Alaska, diminished and the
excluded lands restored to entry under applicable land laws. I Fed
Reg. 265.

7354: Apr. 30 Certain described lands in Alaska eliminated from oper-
ation of E. O. 3825 of Apr. 14, 1923, reserving lands for townsite pur-
poses, to permit use for airport purposes by the Alaska Road Commission.
Fed. Reg. 314.

7355: Apr. 30 E. 0. 6054 of Feb. 28, 1933, reserving certain Colorado
lands pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 314.

7356: Hay 4 * Portion of Camp Eagle Pass Military Reservation, Maver-
ick County, Tex., transferred to the Treasury Dept. for use of the Public
Health Service. I Fed. Reg. 342.

* Has form of a proclamation.

[ 624 ]

1936

7367: May 4 E. 0. of Sept. 23, 1912,* establishing Mineral Land With-
drawal No. 1, Arizona No. 1, revoked in part. I Fed. Reg. 342.
* Not a Numbered Order.

7368: May 6 Earl L. Packer and Vinton Chapin reinstated as Foreign
Service officers, effective upon confirmation by the Senate.

7360: May 6 Nicolet National Forest, Wis., enlarged by addition of
certain described lands eliminated from the operation of E. 0. 6964 of
Feb. 5, 1935, withdrawing said lands for classification. I Fed. Reg. 342.

7360: May 6 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 6076 of Mar. 15, 1933, reserving certain lands
pending resurvey. I Fed. Reg. 342.

7361: May 6 E. 0. 4929 of July 7, 1928, reserving certain lands within
the Carson National Forest, N. Mex., for protection of the watershed of
the Taos Pueblo Indians, amended to redefine the boundaries of said
tract. I Fed. Reg. 343.

7362 : May 6 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from op-
eration of E. 0.s 5323 of Apr. 10, 1930, and 6473 of Dec. 4, 1933, with-
drawing certain lands pending resurvey. I Fed. Reg. 343.

7363: May 6 E. 0. 6964 of Feb. 5, 1935, withdrawing all public lands
in certain states for classification, amended to permit the exchange, sale,
or leasing of any such lands as the Interior Sec'y shall determine to be
subject to such disposition and to be not needed for any public purpose.
I Fed. Reg. 349.

7364: May 6 Charles Sheldon Wildlife Refuge, Nev., enlarged. I Fed.
Reg. 349.

7366: May 7 Second Export-Import Bank of Washington, D. C, ordered
dissolved. I Fed. Reg. 372.

7366: May 7 Initial appointments to certain Social Security Board po-
sitions without compliance with the competitive provisions of the Civil
Service Act and Rules authorized.

7367: May 9 Eva Sweeney made eligible for a classified appointment
in the Agriculture Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7368: May 13 Administration of Jarvis, Baker, and Howland Islands,
in the Pacific Ocean, placed under the Interior Sec'y. I Fed. Reg. 405.

7369: May 13 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
government waived to permit certain Indian Service employees to hold
local positions. I Fed. Reg. 405.

[625]

1936

7870: May 13 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV on War Dept. positions
amended as to positions at the U. S. Military Academy. 1936 CSR 24.

7371 : May 18 Regulations governing administration of Emergency Con-
servation Work amended as to pay and allowances for members of the
Civilian Conservation Corps. I Fed. Reg. 423.

7372: May 18 E. 0. 7228 of Nov. 18, 1935, amending the Civil Service
Rules as to positions in the National Training School for Boys, amended
to change the number of the subdivision added to Schedule A from XXV
to XXVI.

7373 : May 20 Certain described lands in Nevada eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifica-
tion, and established as the Desert Game Range; certain regulations in
connection therewith prescribed. I Fed. Reg. 427.

7374: May 20 E. O. 6499 of Dec. 15, 1933, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 428.

7375: May 20 E. O. 4289 of Aug. 22, 1925, reserving certain described
lands in Arizona for use of the War Dept., revoked. I Fed. Reg. 428.

7376: May 20 E. 0. 6286 of Sept. 14, 1933, reserving certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 428.

7377: May 20 Portion of the former Army base at Squantum, Mass.,
transferred to control of the Navy Sec'y. I Fed. Reg. 428.

7378: May 22 Cache National Forest, Utah, enlarged. I Fed. Reg. 446.

7379: May 26 Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to fees for visa serv-
ices to aliens. I Fed. Reg. 492.

7380: May 27 Vincent Pierro, laborer in the National Park Service,
Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
June 1, 1937.

7381 : June 3 Part of the Quartermaster Intermediate Depot, Charles-
ton, S. C., transferred from the Shipping Board to the War Dept. I Fed.
Reg. 544.

7382: June 4 Mineral Land Withdrawal No. 1, Arizona No. 1, dimin-
ished to permit title to certain lands to be vested in the State of Arizona.
I Fed. Reg. 559.

7383: June 5 Delta Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, La., enlarged. I Fed.
Reg. 559.

[626]

1936

7384: June 8 Thomas Neblett and Rose Turlin designated members of
the National Advisory Committee of the National Youth Administration.
I Fed. Reg. 571.

7385: June 8 John V. Shea, senior clerk in the Supply Division, Treas-
ury Dept., further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
July 1, 1937.

7386 : June 8 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved as an admin-
istrative site for use in the administration of the Arapaho National For-
est.

7387: June 15 Balboa Naval Station, C. Z., established. I Fed. Reg. 601.

7388: June 15 Certain described lands in New Mexico eliminated from
the operation of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for class-
ifications to permit their withdrawal by the Interior Sec 'y for reclamation
purposes. I Fed. Reg. 601.

7389: June 15 Civil Service Rule IX, pertaining to reinstatement,
amended. 1936 CSR 22; I Fed. Reg. 602.

7390: June 15 Effective date of Section 4 of E. O. 6166 of June 10,
1933, transferring certain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept.,
further deferred until Dec. 31, 1936.

7391: June 17 Savannah River Wildlife Refuge, Ga. and S. C, enlarged.
I Fed. Reg. 610.

7392: June 19 E. 0. 6014 of Feb. 6, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Oregon pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 646.

7393 : June 19 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision XIII, on Labor Dept. positions,
amended to except one special assistant to the Labor Sec'y. 1935 CSR 25.

7394: June 19 Benjamin F. Taylor, chief of the Application Division
of the Copyright Office, Library of Congress, further exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1937.

7395: June 19 Jessis McL. Watson, reviser in the Catalogue Division,
of the Library of Congress, further exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions until Aug. 1, 1937.

7396: June 22 Executive orders, rules, and regulations * issued to carry
out the provisions of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935,
made applicable to the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1936. I
Fed. Reg. 651; PWA 79.

* Not listed or specified in this Order.

[627]

1936

7307: June 20 Federal Fire Council established as an advisory agency
in matters relating to protection of Federal employees and property
from fire.

7398: June 23 Charles 0. Gregory, Solicitor of the Labor Dept., desig-
nated to act as Labor Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant
Sec'y. I Fed. Reg. 652.

7399: June 28 Naval Radio Station, Summit, C. Z. established. I Fed.
Reg. 652.

7400: June 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IX [on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions], amended by the addition of Paragraph 7, providing for the excep-
tion of local veterinarians employed on a part-time or fee basis. 1936
CSR25. I Fed. Reg. 653.

7401 : June 23 Henry Blackwood, assistant customs collector in the
Treasury Dept. exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
July 1, 1937.

7402: June 26 Certain described lands in California eliminated from
the operation of E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classi-
fication, to permit their withdrawal by the Interior Sec'y for reclamation
purposes. I Fed. Reg. 681.

7403: June 26 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by
Federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

7404: July 1 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examinations], Subdivision XI, on Navy Dept.
positions, amended to include any position outside the continental U. S.,
except in the Canal Zone or Alaska, at the discretion of the Navy Sec'y*
I Fed. Reg. 714. 1936 CSR 30.

7405: July 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination], Subdivision IV, on War Dept.
positions, amended to include all positions outside the continental U. S.,
except in the Canal Zone or Alaska, at the discretion of the Navy Sec'y.
1936 CSR 30; I Fed. Reg. 735.

7406: July 6 E. O.s of July 2, 1910 # and Feb. 17, 1912, # establishing
Power Site Reserves No. 116 and No. 244, Colo., respectively modified
to permit approval of applications for a right-of-way over certain lands
by the Denver and Salt Lake Western Railroad Co. I Fed. Reg. 735.

* Not a Numbered Order.

7407: July 6 Quarry Heights Military Reservation, C. Z., created.
I Fed. Reg. 735.

[628]

1936

7408: July 6 Civil Service Role II [pertaining to classification of the
service], Section 6, amended. 1937 CSR 28.

7409: July 9 Regulations governing the granting of annual leave to
civilian officers and employees of the Government prescribed. June 1936
CSA187;IFed. Reg. 766.

7410: July 9 Regulations governing the granting of sick leave to Gov-
ernment employees prescribed. June 1936 CSA 187 ; I Fed. Reg. 767.

7411: July 9 Income, profit and capital stock tax returns opened to
inspection by the Senate Committee on Education and Labor. I Fed.
Reg. 781.

7412: July 10 Boundaries of Bienville National Forest, Miss., as de-
scribed in Proc. 2175 of June 15, 1936, redefined. I Fed. Reg. 781.

7413: July 10 Edward M. Weeks, letter engraver in the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, exempted from compulsory retirement provi-
sions until Sept. 1, 1937.

7414: July 10 Regulations governing grades and ratings of Army en-
listed men prescribed.

7415: July 17 Certain described lands in Nevada and Utah eliminated
from the operation of E. O. 4652 of May 18, 1927, and E. 0& 4872 and
4873 of May 3, 1928, withdrawing lands for use as air navigation sites.
I Fed. Reg. 853.

7416: July 17 Certain described lands in Alaska eliminated from the
operation of E. O. 7047 of May 20, 1935, and E. O. 6957 of Feb. 4, 1935,
and opened to entry under the homestead laws applicable to Alaska.
I Fed. Reg. 853.

7417: July 17 Minidoka Wildlife Refuge, Idaho, established. I Fed. Reg.
854.

7418: July 20 Sum of $188,000 allocated to the Interior Dept. for acqui-
sition of certain lands within the Colonial National Historical Park, Va.,
for emergency conservation work purposes. I Fed. Reg. 865.

7419: July 20 Charles Lee Cooke, head administrative officer of the
Protocol and Conference Division, State Dept., further exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1937.

7420: July 20 William T. Marshall, office man in the Federal Emer-
gency Administration of Public Works, exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions TOitil Aug. 1, 1937.

[ 629 ]

1936

7421 : July 20 Regulations governing the appointment of 1st, 2d and
3d class postmasters, in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Serv-
ice Act, prescribed. June 1936 CSA 214, June 1937 CSA 215; I Fed.
Reg. 874.

7422: July 23 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to position
excepted from examination], Subdivision VIII [on Agriculture Dept.
positions], amended to except certain temporary positions in the Forest
Service. 1936 CSR 28; I Fed. Reg. 885.

7423: July 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination], Subdivision I [on Interior Dept.
positions], amended as to positions in the Bureau of Indian Affairs. 1936
CSR 30; I Fed. Reg. 885.

7424: July 26 Certain described lands in Pope County, 111., transferred
from the Resettlement Administration to the Agriculture Dept. for use
as a soil conservation experimental station. I Fed. Reg. 886.

7425: Aug. 1 Certain Wyoming lands eliminated from the operation of
E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classification, and
established as the Pathfinder Wildlife Refuge; E. 0. 4860 of Apr. 19,
1928, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 936.

7426: Aug. 6 Ronald Ransom appointed vice chairman of the Board of
Govenors of the Federal Reserve System for a term of four years. Fed.
Reg. 1019.

7427: Aug. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination [Subdivision V], on Navy Dept. positions,
Paragraph 26 amended to restore certain Naval Academy positions to
the competitive service. 1936 CSR 28 ; I Fed. Reg. 1019.

7428: Aug. 11 William E. Cotton, principal veterinarian in the Bureau
of Animal Industry, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Oct. 1, 1937.

7429: Aug. 17 Uinta National Forest, Utah, enlarged. I Fed. Reg. 1125.

7430 : Aug. 17 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved as a lookout
site in the administration of the Siskiyou National Forest. I Fed. Reg.
1125.

7431 : Aug. 17 George C. Havenner, liaison officer in the Government
Printing Office, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Oct. 1, 1937.

7432: Aug. 18 Gertrude Pullman Evans made eligible for a classified
appointment in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[ 630 ]

1936

7433: Aug. 18 Regulations governing employment on student-aid proj-
ects amended. I Fed. Reg. 1164.

7434: Aug. 18 E. 0. 6123 of May 2, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 1164.

7436: Aug. 19 Certain described lands in Nevada eliminated from op-
eration of E. 0. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifica-
tion and reserved as the Winnemucca Migratory Bird Refuge. I Fed.
Reg. 1164.

7436: Aug. 21 E. 0. 7305 of Feb. 28, 1936, allocating funds to the Farm
Credit Administration, amended as to the maximum limits of certain
crop loans. I Fed. Reg. 1204.

7437: Aug. 21 Trampealeau Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Wis., estab-
lished. I Fed. Reg. 1205.

7438: Aug. 21 Qeorge S. Rice, chief mining engineer in the Bureau of
Mines, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Oct. 1, 1937.

7439: Aug. 24 Consular Regulations of 1896 amended as to consular
reports.

7440: Aug. 25 Charles B. Sornborger, assistant chief clerk of the Justice
Dept. exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Oct. 1, 1937.

7441 : Aug. 29 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved as lookout
stations for use in the administration of Siskiyou National Forest. I Fed.
Reg. 1257.

7442: Aug. 31 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved as addi-
tion to a National Guard target range. I Fed. Reg. 1312.

7443: Aug. 31 Boundaries of Talladega National Forest, Ala., redefined.
I Fed. Reg. 1312.

7444: Sept. 7 Harry D. Myers, vice consul and clerk at the Consulate
General in Panama, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Nov. 1, 1937.

7445: Sept. 8 Mary M. O'Reilly, assistant mint director in the Treasury
Dept., further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Nov. 1, 1937.

7446: Sept. 11 Regulations governing appointment of employees paid
from emergency funds amended. June 1937 CSA 173 ; I Fed. Reg. 1351.

[631]

1936

7447: Sept. 11 Duties and the functions delegated to the High Commis-
sioner to the Philippines in connection with proceedings involving the
extradition of fugitives from justice. I Fed. Reg. 1351.

7448: Sept. 12 Certain described lands at Anchorage, Alaska, reserved
for the War Dept. for use as a receiving station for the Alaska Commu-
nication System. I Fed. Reg. 1361.

7449: Sept. 16 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, and Consular
Regulations of 1896, amended.

7450: Sept. 17 Government employees in the District of Columbia ex-
cused from duty until 1 p.m. on Sept. 23, 1936, in connection with the
parade of the Grand Army of the Republic. I Fed. Reg. 1410.

7451: Sept. 17 Portion of San Diego Barracks, Calif., transferred from
control of the War Sec'y to the Navy Sec'y. I Fed. Reg. 1410.

7452: Sept. 19 Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge, Minn,
and Wis., enlarged. I Fed. Reg. 1410.

7453 : Sept. 23 Certain California lands reserved as a lookout station
for use in Federal and State cooperative forest protection work. I Fed.
Reg. 1468.

7454: Sept. 23 E. 0.s 6671 and 6781 of Apr. 7 and June 30, 1934, re-
spectively, withdrawing certain described lands in Arizona pending re-
survey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 1468.

7455 : Sept. 25 Henry W. Langheim, senior physician in the Indian Serv-
ice, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Oct. 1, 1937.

7456 : Sept. 25 Lemuel W. Bean, customs agent in the Treasury Dept.,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Oct. 1, 1937.

7457: Sept. 25 Bernard H. Lane, editor in the Geological Survey, In-
terior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Oct.
1, 1937.

7458 : Sept. 26 Rural Electrification Administration reorganized. I Fed.
Reg. 1477.

7459: Sept. 26 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision III [on Treasury Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 7 amended to except certain positions in the Public
Health Service. 1937 CSR 29; I Fed. Reg. 1478.

7460: Sept. 26 Henry A. Wiley designated chairman of the Maritime
Commission. I Fed. Reg. 1491.

[632]

1936

7461 : Sept. 26 Certain described lands at the entrance of Mobile Bay,
Ala., formerly reserved for military purposes transferred to the Interior
Sec'y for disposition. I Fed. Reg. 1491.

7462: Sept. 26 Flag Island, St. George's Sound, Fla., formerly reserved
for military purposes, transferred to the Interior Sec'y for disposition.
I Fed. Reg. 1491.

7463: Sept. 29 Fort Pierce, Fla., abolished as port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 18. I Fed. Reg. 1502.

7464: Sept. 30 Trust period on Indian allotments expiring Dec. 31,
1936, or during 1937, extended 25 years. I Fed. Reg. 1507.

7466: Oct. 6 Under and Assistant Sec'y's of Agriculture and Chief of
the Weather Bureau designated, in the order named, to act as Agricul-
ture Sec'y during the latter 's absence; E. 0. 6596 of Feb. 9, 1934, super-
seded. I Fed. Reg. 1542.

7466: Oct. 7 Sum of $60,000 allocated to the Agriculture Dept. from
emergency relief appropriation of 1935, for the acquisition of certain
lands in the Jefferson National Forest near Bedford, Va., for emergency
conservation work. I Fed. Reg. 1557.

7467: Oct. 7 Benton Field Military Reservation, Alameda, Calif., trans-
ferred to the Navy Sec'y. I Fed. Reg. 1557.

7468: Oct. 8 James W. Sims, senior naval architect in the Construction
and Repair Bureau, Navy Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Mar. 31, 1937.

7469: Oct. 13 Funds available for public projects under the Emergency
Relief Appropriation Act of 1936 redistributed; allotments for assist-
ance to educational, professional and clerical persons and for women's
projects, increased. I Fed. Reg. 1581.

7470: Oct 15 Consular Regulations, Sees. 428 and 429, of 1896 and
Diplomatic Instructions, Ch. XIII, Sees. 18 and 19, of 1927 amended as
to the authentication of documents of record in a public office of a foreign
country and as to the execution and return of commissions in criminal
cases. I Fed. Reg. 1625.

7471: Oct. 16 Certain described lands in California reserved for use of
Interior Dept. as a gauging station site. I Fed. Reg. 1627.

7472: Oct. 15 Ruth Hampton, assistant director of the Division of Ter-
ritories and Island Possessions, Interior Dept., made eligible for classified
status without regard to Civil Service Rules.

[633]

1936

7473: Oct. 15 Harry Planert, load line supervisor in the Marine Inspec-
tion and Navigation Bureau, Commerce Dept., exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1937.

7474: Oct. 17 Port limits of Brownsville, Tex., in Customs Collections
District No. 23 (San Antonio), extended. I Fed. Reg. 1642.

7475 : Oct. 19 George G. Hedgcock, senior pathologist in the Plant In-
dustry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., further exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until July 1, 1937.

7476: Oct. 23 Long Tail Point Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Green Bay,
Wis., established. I Fed. Reg. 1662.

7477: Oct. 24 William McNeir, chief of the Accounts Bureau, State
Dept., further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
May 1, 1937.

7478: Oct. 24 Adrian J. Pieters, principal agronomist in the Plant In-
dustry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Dec. 1, 1937.

7479: Oct. 27 W. C. Mendenhall, Director of the Biological Survey,
designated to act as Interior Sec'y during the absence of Interior Sec ? y
and other principal officers of the Interior Dept. I Fed. Reg. 1690.

7480: Oct. 27 Adolph Kress, chief lithographer in the Geological Sur-
vey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until July 1, 1937.

7481 : Oct. 27 Interdepartmental Committee to Coordinate Health and
Welfare Activities established and duties prescribed.

7482: Oct. 30 Morehead City, N. C. designated a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 15. I Fed. Reg. 1703.

7483 : Nov. 2 Income, profits, and capital stock tax returns opened to
inspection to the Senate Special Committee to Investigate Production,
Transportation, and Marketing of Wool. I Fed. Reg. 1757.

7484: Nov. 6 Cedar Keys Bird Refuge, Fla., enlarged. I Fed. Reg. 1758.

7485: Nov. 6 E. 0. 2124 of Jan. 20, 1915, establishing the Ediz Hook
Reservation Game and Bird Refuge, Wash., revoked. I Fed. Reg. 1758.

7486: Nov. 6 Certain described lands in Utah eliminated from operation
of E. O. 4539 of Nov. 6, 1926, withdrawing lands pending resurvey.
I Fed. Reg. 1758.

[634]

1936

7487: Nov. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 6 amended to include certain temporary seasonal
positions. 1936 CSR 29 ; I Fed. Reg. 1758.

7487-A:Nov. 6 R. Walton Moore, Assistant State Sec'y* designated to
act as State Sec'y during the latter 's absence. I Fed. Reg. 2031.

7488 : Nov. 12 Louis N. Robinson designated chairman of the Prison
Industries Reorganization Board.

7489: Nov. 14 Winter Elk Refuge, Wyo., enlarged. I Fed. Reg. 1866.

7490: Nov. 14 E. 0. [4456-A] of June 8, 1926, establishing Reservoir
Site Reserve No. 17, revoked in part. I Fed. Reg. 1866.

7491 : Nov. 14 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for use
of the War Dept. as a target range. I Fed. Reg. 1866.

7492 : Nov. 14 Albert F. Woods, principal pathologist in the Plant In-
dustry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Sept. 1, 1937.

7493: Nov. 14 Administrative acts of the Administrator of the Puerto
Rico Reconstruction Administration made subject to the control and
supervision of the Interior Sec'y. I Fed. Reg. 1867.

7494: Nov. 14 Davis B. Levis, vice consul and clerk in the Consulate
General at Paris, France, further exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Dec. 1, 1937.

7495: Nov. 14 Orange, Tex., designated a port of entry in Customs Col-
lection District No. 21 (Sabine). I Fed. Reg. 1867, 2021.

7496: Nov. 14 Recreational demonstration projects transferred from the
Resettlement Administration to the Interior Sec'y- I Fed. Reg. 1946.

7497: Nov. 17 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, ch. XVI, sec.
21, and Consular Regulations of 1896, sec. 459, amended as to marriage
of Foreign Service Officers to persons of alien nationality. I Fed. Reg.
2070.

7498: Nov. 17 Alaska Railroad authorized to engage in ocean and
coastwise transportation. I Fed. Reg. 1979.

7499: Nov. 27 Federal employees excused from duty at 1 p.m. on Dec.
24, 1936, and all day on Jan. 2, 1937. I Fed. Reg. 2140.

7600; Dec. 3 E. O. 5952 of Nov. 23, 1932, relating to the Army ration,
amended. I Fed. Reg. 2141.

[635]

1936

7501 : Dec. 3 Santa Barbara National Forest, Calif., renamed Los Padres
National Forest. I Fed. Reg. 2141.

7502: Dec. 3 Certain described lands in California reserved as an ad-
ministrative site for Federal and State cooperative forest protection
work. I Fed. Reg. 2141.

7503 : Dec. 3 * Boundaries of Kuwaaohe Military Reservation, Oahu,
T. H., redefined. I Fed. Reg. 2141.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7504: Dec. 11 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved for use of
the Plant Industry Bureau of the Agriculture Dept. I Fed. Reg. 2148.

7505: Dec. 11 Certain described lands in California withdrawn for classi-
fication and pending legislation to enlarge Lassen National Forest.
I Fed. Reg. 2149.

7506: Dec. 11 E. O.S 6122 and 6266 of May 2 and Sept. 6, 1933, respec-
tively, withdrawing certain described lands in Colorado for resurvey,
revoked. I Fed. Reg. 2149.

7507: Dec. 11 E. O. 6075 of Mar. 15, 1933, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. I Fed. Reg. 2149.

7508: Dec. 11 Carrabelle, Fla., designated a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 18 (Florida). I Fed. Reg. 2149.

7509 : Dec. 11 Certain described lands in Montana eliminated from op-
eration of E. O. 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, withdrawing lands for classifica-
tion, and reserved as the Fort Peck Game Range. I Fed. Reg. 2149.

7510 : Dec. 11 Lenore Lake Migratory Bird Refuge, Wash., established.
I Fed. Reg. 2150.

7511 : Dec. 11 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from op-
eration of E. O. 5603 of Apr. 20, 1931, withdrawing lands pending re-
survey. I Fed. Reg. 2151.

7512: Dec. 16 Allotment of funds for certain public projects under the
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1936 increased by $12,825,000.
I Fed. Reg. 2159.

7513: Dec. 16 Portions of the Roosevelt and Pike National Forests,
Colo., transferred to the Arapaho National Forest. I Fed. Reg. 2159.

7514: Dec. 16 Certain described lands in Anne Arundel and Prince
Georges Counties, Md., reserved as a wildlife experiment and research
refuge, to be known as the Patuxent Research Refuge. I Fed. Reg. 2159.

[6361

1936

7515: Dec, 16 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as an addi-
tion to a National Guard target range. I Fed. Reg. 2160.

7516: Dec. 16 Elton A. Gongwer, investigator in the General Account-
ing Office, further exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Jan. 1, 1938.

7517: Dec. 16 Andre Fourchy, civil engineer in the Coast Guard, fur-
ther exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Jan. 1, 1938.

7518: Dec. 16 Frank E. Singleton, chief of the Accounting Service
Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Jan. 1, 1938.

7519 : Dec. 16 Herbert A. Smith, senior forester in the Forest Service,
Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Jan. 1, 1938.

7520 : Dec. 18 Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as an addi-
tion to a National Guard target range. I Fed. Beg. 2172.

7521: Dec. 21 War, Navy, and Commerce Sec'y's directed to furnish
vessels to the Coast Guard, which is directed to assist in ice-breaking
operations in channels and harbors. I Fed. Reg. 2184.

7522 : Dec. 21 Charles Sheldon Antelope Range, Nev., established on
certain described lands excluded from the Hart Mountain Antelope
Refuge. I Fed. Reg. 2184.

7523: Dec. 21 Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge, Oreg., redefined. I Fed.
Reg. 2184.

7524: Dec. 23 Chautauqua Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Mason County,
111., established. I Fed. Reg. 2212.

7525: Dec. 28 Robert W. Shumate, carpenter in the Public Health Serv-
ice, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Jan. 1, 1938.

7526: Dec. 29 Effective date of Section 4 of E. 0. 6166 of June 10, 1933,
transferring certain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept., fur-
ther deferred until June 30, 1937.

7527: Dec. 29 Certain lands at Copper Center, Alaska, eliminated from
the educational and agricultural reserve established by E. 0. 1030 of
Feb. 24, 1909. II Fed. Reg. 4.

7528: Dec. 29 E. 0. 5328 of Apr. 15, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 4.

[637]

1936

7529: Dec. 29 E. 0. 5343 of May 6, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in Nevada pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 4.

7630: Dec. 31 Resettlement Administration transferred to the Agricul-
ture Sec'y. II Fed. Reg. 7.

7631: Dec. 31 Charles Earle, gardener's helper in the National Park
Service, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Jan. 1, 1938.

1937

7632: Jan. 8 Shinnecock Migratory Bird Refuge, Suffolk County, N. Y.,
established. II Fed. Reg. 53.

7533 : Jan. 11 James E. Tibbitts, administrative assistant in the Navy
Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Feb. 1,
1938. •

7534: Jan. 12 Sitgreaves National Forest, Ariz., diminished and the
excluded lands reserved for townsite purposes. II Fed. Reg. 63.

7536 : Jan. 12 Certain described lands in California eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 6119 of May 2, 1933, reserving certain described lands
pending resurvey. II Fed. Reg. 65.

7636 : Jan. 12 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 5687 of Aug. 18, 1931, reserving certain described
lands pending resurvey. II Fed. Reg. 65.

7637: Jan. 14 Interior Sec'y authorized to lease Alaska lands within
lighthouse reservation but outside forest reservations for fur farming
purposes ; E. 0. 5097 of Apr. 20, 1929, superseded. II Fed. Reg. 79.

7538 : Jan. 19 Delta Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, La., enlarged by
addition of certain lands in Plaquamines Parish. II Fed. Reg. 110.

7539: Jan. 19 Certain described lands in Wyoming eliminated from the
operation of E. 0. 9414 of June 23, 1928, reserving certain lands pending
resurvey. II Fed. Reg. 111.

7540: Jan. 22 E. 0. 6550 of Jan. 6, 1934, requiring reports of the alloca-
tion and obligation of emergency funds, revoked.

7541 : Jan. 22 Willapa Harbor Migratory Bird Refuge, Wash., estab-
lished. II Fed. Reg. 133.

7542: Jan. 22 Certain records of the Railroad Administration trans-
ferred to the General Accounting Office, the Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, and the Civil Service Commission.

[638]

1937

543 : Jan. 29 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927 and Consular
Regulations of 1896 extensively amended. II Fed. Reg. 220.

544 : Jan. 29 Espanola Administrative Site, N. Mex., created for use
a the administration of the Santa Fe National Forest. II Fed. Reg. 224.

545 ; Jan. 29 William H. Ramsey, attorney in the Criminal Division of
he Justice Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
i\jb. 1, 1938.

'646 : Feb. 1 Certain Indian subsistence homestead projects transferred
rom the Agriculture Dept. to the Interior Dept. II Fed. Reg. 231.

r 547: Jan. 29 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by
federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

T648 : Feb. 5 State Dept., Commerce Dept., Treasury Dept., Agriculture
Dept., and Federal Communications Commission directed to perform the
-unctions prescribed for enforcement of the 1929 International Conven-
;ion for Safety of Life at Sea. II Fed. Reg. 257.

T549 : Feb. 6 Coast Guard vessels designated to patrol waters frequented
3V seal herds and sea otter in enforcement of the act of Aug. 24, 1912.
[I Fed. Reg. 271.

7550: Feb. 10 * Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraph 9 excepting the position of tobacco examiner, Customs Serv-
ice, at Chicago, 111., revoked. 1936 CSR 29 ; II Fed. Reg. 291.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7551 : Feb. 11 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VI [on Justice Dept. positions],
amended as to Prisons Bureau and Parole Board personnel. 1937 CSR
30; II Fed. Reg. 324.

7552: Feb. 11 William H. Long, senior pathologist in the Plant Industry
Bureau, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 1,
1937.

7563: Feb. 17 Allotments of funds for certain public projects under the
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1936 increased. II Fed. Reg.
338.

7554: Feb. 17 Rules and regulations governing the making of loans by
the Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration amended. II Fed. Reg.
338.

[639]

1937

7555 : Feb. 17 Certain described lands in California reserved as an ad-
ministrative site for use in the administration of the Lassen National
Forest. II Fed. Reg. 338.

7556: Feb. 18 Certain described lands in Alaska excluded from the
Tongass National Forest and restored to entry. II Fed. Reg. 338.

7557: Feb. 19 E. 0. 7530 of Dec. 31,^ 1936, transferring the Resettle-
ment Administration to the Agriculture Sec'y* amended. II Fed. Reg.
343.

7558: Feb. 23 Certain described lands in Nevada reserved for use by
the Agriculture Dept. for an erosion control demonstration project.

7559: Feb. 23 E. 0. 5603 of Apr. 20, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part. II Fed. Reg. 363.

7560: Feb. 23 E. 0. 6082 of Mar. 25, 1933, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 363.

7561: Feb. 23 E. 0. 6288 of Sept. 14, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part. II Fed. Reg. 363.

7562: Feb. 27 Sacramento Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Glen and Col-
usa Counties, Calif., established. II Fed. Reg. 462.

7563: Feb. 27 Swan Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Chariton
County, Mo., established. II Fed. Reg. 462.

7564: Feb. 27 Port limits of St. Paul, Minn., in Customs Collection
District No. 35, extended to include South St. Paul and West St. Paul.
II Fed. Reg. 462, 515.

7565: Feb. 27 Joseph W. Austin, foreman carpenter in the Office of the
Capitol Building Architect, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Mar. 1, 1938.

7566: Feb. 27 William M. Braman, senior topographic engineer in the
Geological Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Mar. 1, 1938.

7567: Feb. 27 Charles J. Evans, merchandise appraiser in the Customs
Bureau, Treasury Dept. exempted from compulsory retirement provi-
sions until Mar. 1, 1938.

7568: Feb. 27 Clarence W. Perley, chief of the Classification Division,
Library of Congress, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Sept. 1, 1937.

[640]

1937

7569 : Mar. 3 Carl F. Jeansen, principal engineer in the Ordnance Bu-
reau, Navy Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Apr. 1, 1938.

7570 : Mar. 4 Regulations governing appointment of employees paid
from emergency funds amended as to appointments made by the Em-
ployees ' Compensation Commission. II Fed. Reg. 506.

7571: Mar f 6 John G. koney, sec'y to Customs Court judge, exempted
from compulsory retirement provisions until July 1, 1938.

7572: Mar. 9 E. 0. 7513 of Dec. 16, 1936, transferring certain described
lands from the Roosevelt and Pike National Forests, Colo., to the Arapaho
National Forest, amended as to certain lands in Clear Creek County.
II Fed. Reg. 520.

7573: Mar. 9 Adolph Q. Wolff, associate justice of the Supreme Court
of Puerto Rico, designated acting judge of the District Court for Puerto
Rico in the absence of the regular judge. II Fed. Reg. 520.

7574: Mar. 9 Edward W. Kennard, chief of the Budget and Accounting
Section of the Accounts Division, Justice Dept., exempted from com-
pulsory retirement provisions until May 1, 1938.

7575 : Mar. 13 * Importation of red cedar shingles from Canada limited
to 1,048,262 squares for the first six months of 1937. II Fed. Reg. 539.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7576: Mar. 15 Schofield Barracks Military Reservation, T. H. modified
by exclusion of certain described lands restored to the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii for road purposes and by addition of certain
other described lands. II Fed. Reg. 539.

7577: Mar. 19 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927 [Chapter]
XV, Section 4, and Consular Regulations of 1896, Section 451, on presents
and testimonials amended. II Fed. Reg. 572.

7578: Mar. 19 Certain described lands in Alaska excluded from the
Tongass National Forest and restored to entry. II Fed. Reg. 572.

7579: Mar. 19 E. O. 5165 of July 26, 1929, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 572.

7580 : Mar. 19 Frank Hahn, senior administrative assistant in the Geo-
logical Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from the compulsory retirement
provisions until May 1, 1938.

7581 : Mar. 19 Louis A. Simon, supervising architect in the Procurement
Division, Public Buildings Branch, Treasury Dept., exempted from the
compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 19, 1937.

[641]

1937

7582: liar. 20 George W. Hutchison, chief engineer in the Coast and
Geodetic Survey, exempted from the compulsory retirement provisions
until June 1, 1938.

7683 : Mar. 23 Mud Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Marshall County,
Minn., established. II Fed. Reg. 584.

7684: Mar. 24 Customs station of Ajo, Ariz., designated a port of entry
in Customs Collection District No. 26, with headquarters at Nogales. H
Fed. Reg. 584.

7686: Mar. 24 E. 0. 6473 of Dec. 4, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part. II Fed. Reg. 584.

7686: Mar. 24 William Gerig, head engineer in the Engineering Dept.
at Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement positions
until Apr. 1, 1938.

7687: Mar. 27 Certain employees of the National Labor Relations Board
permitted to acquire a competitive status. II Fed. Reg. 612.

7688: Mar. 27 Portion of the Fort Shafter Military Reservation, Ka-
hauiki, Oahu, T. H., restored to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii. II Fed. Reg. 612.

7689: Mar. 27 E. 0. 4914 of June 23, 1928, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part. II Fed.
Reg. 613.

7590: Mar. 29 E. 0. 6119 of May 2, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked in part. II Fed. Reg. 613.

7591 : Mar. 29 Reinhardt Thiessen, senior research chemist in the Mines
Bureau, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until June 1, 1938.

7692: Mar. 29 Etta May Gilley made eligible for appointment in the
Post Office Dept.

7693: Mar. 30 Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge, Charlton, Clinch, and Ware
Counties, Ga., established. II Fed. Reg. 627.

7694: Mar. 30 Jones Island Migratory Bird Refuge, San Juan Channel,
Wash., established. II Fed. Reg. 628.

7696: Mar. 30 Matia Island Bird Refuge, San Juan County, Wash., es-
tablished. II Fed. Reg. 628.

7696: Mar. 31 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for military
purposes. II Fed. Reg. 628.

[ 642 ]

1937

7697: Mar. 31 Harry 0. Bailey, meters superintendent in the Office of
the Capitol Architect, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Apr. 1, 1942.

7598: Mar. 31 Harry N. Reynolds, wireman in the Office of the Capitol
Architect, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Apr. 1,
1938.

7599: Apr. 1 E. 0.s 6910 of Nov. 26, 1934, and 6954 of Feb. 5, 1935,
withdrawing all public lands in certain States for classification, amended
to exclude from their operation certain school land grants. II Fed. Reg.
633.

7600: Apr. 7 Tariff of Consular Fees, amended. II Fed. Reg. 673.

7601 : Apr. 7 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for the purpose
of providing material for construction and maintenance of public roads
and other public projects. II Fed. Reg. 674.

7602: Apr. 9 E. O. 7261-A of Dec. 31, 1935, amending the Instructions to
Diplomatic Officers of the United States, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 681.

7603: Apr. 14 E. O. 6795 of July 26, 1934, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part. II Fed. Reg. 706.

7604: Apr. 14 E. O. 6473 of Dec. 4, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part. II Fed. Reg. 707.

7605: Apr. 15 E. 0.s 6807 of Aug. 4, 1934, and 6863 of Oct. 3, 1934,
withdrawing certain described lands in New Mexico pending resurvey,
revoked. II Fed. Reg. 709.

7606: Apr. 16 Joseph P. Kennedy designated chairman of the United
States Maritime Commission. II Fed. Reg. 709.

7607: Apr. 19 Lands of the Moapa Division of the Dixie National Forest
transferred to the Nevada National Forest. II Fed. Reg. 720.

7608: Apr. 22 E. O. 5596 of Apr. 9, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in Nevada pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 749.

7609 : Apr. 23 Regulations governing appointment of employees paid
from emergency funds amended. June 1937 CSA 168 ; II. Fed. Reg. 749.

7610: Apr. 23 E. O. 6966 of Feb. 8, 1935, excluding certain described
lands in Alaska from the Chugach National Forest and restoring them
to entry, amended to redefine homesite No. 20. II Fed. Reg. 749.

7611 : Apr. 26 Harry C. Armstrong, supervisory examiner in the Patent
Office, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until May 1,
1938.

[643]

1937

7612: Apr. 26 Charles H. Pierce, chief of the Classification Office, Com-
merce Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
June 1, 1938.

7613 : Apr. 27 James Robertson, director of the Nautical Almanac Office,
Naval Observatory, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until June 1, 1938.

7614: May 11 Certain described lands in Alaska excluded from the Ton-
gass National Forest and restored to entry. II Fed. Reg. 828.

7615: May 13 E. 0. 6258 of Aug. 22, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 834.

7616: May 13 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved for use by
the Agriculture Dept. for soil erosion control and other land utilization
projects connected with the Thunder Basin project. II Fed. Reg. 835.

7617: May 13 Allotments of funds for certain public projects under the
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1936 increased. II Fed. Reg.
835.

7618: May 18 Vineyard Haven, Mass., abolished as a port of entry in
Customs Collection District No. 4. II Fed. Reg. 855.

7619 : May 20 J. V. Taylor made eligible for appointment as senior clerk
conservationist in the Soil Conservation Service, Agriculture Dept.

7620: May 24 Certain power site withdrawals in Montana, reserved by
E. 0.s of June 8, 1909, and July 2, 1910, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 898.

7621: May 24 Power Site Reserve No. 178, Utah, diminished. II Fed.
Reg. 898.

7622: May 29 E. O. 6006 of Jan. 23, 1933, reserving certain described
lands in Alaska for local water purposes, revoked and said lands reserved
for use by the Indian Service Hospital at Unalaska. II Fed. Reg. 938.

7623: May 29 Certain described lands within the Umatilla Federal Irri-
gation Project, Oreg., reserved for use of the Agriculture Dept. as an
addition to a field station. II Fed. Reg. 938.

7624: May 29 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, enlarged. II Fed. Reg.
938.

7625: May 29 E. O. 5144 of June 25, 1929, withdrawing certain described
lands in New Mexico pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 939.

7626 : June 3 Robert F. Kelly, former Foreign Service officer, made
eligible for reinstatement.

[644 1

1937

7627: June 8 E. 0. 6120 of May 2, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 998.

7628: June 8 £. 0. 6964 of Feb. 5, 1935, withdrawing lands in certain
States for classification and other purposes, revoked as to certain de-
scribed lands in Arkansas, hereby temporarily withdrawn for classifica-
tion. II Fed. Reg. 998.

7629: June 8 William T. Marshall, officeman in the Public Works Ad-
ministration, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Aug.
1, 1938.

7630: June 8 E. 0. 7063 of June 5, 1935, pertaining to the retention of
certain temporary employees of the General Accounting Office, amended.

7631: June 9 Power Site Reserve No. 451, Ariz., diminished. II Fed.
Reg. 999.

7632: June 15 Twenty-four new customs ports of entry in Collection
Districts Nos. 2, 22, 24, 30, 33, 34, 36 and 38, designated ; two towns in
District No. 2 (Vermont) detached from the port at St. Albans. II Fed.
Reg. 1042.

7633: June 15 William R. Benham made eligible for a classified appoint-
ment in the Justice Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7634: June 16 John W. Bailey, Jr., and George Gregg Fuller, former
Foreign Service officers, made eligible for reinstatement.

7635: June 16 Edward M. Weeks, letter engraver in the Engraving and
Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Sept. 1, 1938.

7636: June 17 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, waived to permit certain State and local officials to serve in
the Interior Department as grazing district advisers. II Fed. Reg. 1053.

7637: June 19 John H. Thomas, assistant solicitor and Appeals Board
member, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Oct. 1, 1938.

7638: June 19 William F. Staley, regional law officer in the Solicitor's
Office, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Aug. 1, 1938.

7639: June 19 Effective date of certain provisions of E. 0. 6166 of June
10, 1933, consolidating and reorganizing certain Executive Agencies, de-
ferred.

[645]

1937

7640: June 21 Effective dates for the code provided for in the Bitumi-
nous Coal Act of 1937, and for Section 3 of said Act, fixed as June 21,
1937. II Fed. Reg. 1057.

7641 : June 22 Functions relating to housing for war needs delegated to
the Labor Sec'y by E. 0. 2889 of June 18, 1918, transferred to the
Treasury Sec 'y. II Fed. Reg. 1083.

7642 : June 22 Burton Smith, chief deputy marshal for the District of
Maine, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Jan. 1,
1938.

7643: June 22 Bombay Hook Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Kent County,
Del., established. II Fed. Reg. 1092.

7644: June 24 Certain employees of the Government operated Star
Route Service Bureau transferred to the Postal Service.

7645 : June 24 George G. Hedgecock, senior pathologist in the Plant
Industry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions until Jan. 1, 1938.

7646: June 28 Hoffman Philip, ambassador extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Chile, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Oct. 31, 1937.

7647: June 28 Certain described lands in Idaho reserved as a rifle range
for the Nampa Rod and Gun Club, under supervision of the War Dept.
II Fed. Reg. 1130.

7648: June 28 Douglas Armstrong made eligible for appointment as
marshal in the Virgin Islands without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7649: June 29 All Executive Orders, rules and regulations relating to
employment and expenditures under the Emergency Relief Appropriation
Acts of 1935 and 1936, made applicable to the Emergency Relief Appro-
priation Act of 1937. II Fed. Reg. 1136; PWA 79.

7650: July 1 Moosehorn Migratory Bird Refuge, Washington County,
Maine, established. II Fed. Reg. 1150.

7661: July 1 E. O. [4556-A] of June 8, 1926, establishing Reservoir Site
Reserve No. 17, Pacific Slope Basins, Calif., modified to permit issuance
and amendment of licenses for transmission lines on certain described
tracts of land. II Fed. Reg. 1151.

7652: July 2 E. O. 6361 of Oct. 25, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in California for classification, revoked in part. II Fed. Reg. 1151.

7653: July 9 E. 0. 5603 of Apr. 20, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 1182.

[646]

1937

7654: July 9 Jacob Oblock made eligible for appointment as elevator
operator in the Custodial Service of the Post Office Dept. without regard
to Civil Service Rules.

7655: July 12 Deer Flat Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Idaho, estab-
lished. II Fed. Reg. 1213.

7656: July IS Potash Reserve No. 7, New Mexico No. 2, modified. II
Fed. Reg. 1220.

7657: July 14 George C. de Hart, assistant purchasing officer in the
Coast Guard store, Brooklyn, N. Y., exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions until Aug. 1, 1938.

7658: July 15 Fort De Russy Military Reservation, Honolulu, T. H.,
diminished, and the excluded lands restored to the Government of the
Territory of Hawaii for highway purposes. II Fed. Reg. 1232.

7659: July 15 Walter B. Luns, postmaster at Dallas, Tex., exempted
from compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1, 1938.

7660: July 17 Certain per diem and part-time positions paid from cer-
tain emergency funds exempted from the salary classification ordered by
E. 0. 6746 of June 21, 1934. II Fed. Reg. 1250.

7661: July 17 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to non-competitive examination], Subdivision XI, on Navy Dept.
positions, amended to add Paragraph 3 covering unskilled laborers pro-
moted to classified positions. 1937 CSR 63; II Fed. Reg. 1251.

7662: July 17 Certain described lands in Arkansas reserved for use and
development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Magazine
Mountain project. II Fed. Reg. 1251.

7663: July 17 Uinta National Forest, Utah, enlarged. II Fed. Reg. 1251.

7664: July 17 Boundaries of the Seney Migratory Waterfowl Refuge,
Mich., modified. II Fed. Reg. 1252.

7665: July 17 Boundaries of Kawaihae Lighthouse Reservation, T. H.,
redefined. II Fed. Reg. 1252.

7666: July 17 Albert F. Woods, principal pathologist in the Plant In-
dustry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Sept. 1, 1938.

7667: July 17 William H. Griflin, senior engineer in the Geological Sur-
vey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Aug. 1, 1938.

[647]

1937

7668 : July 19 George T. Summerlin, former Foreign Service officer,
made eligible for reinstatement.

7669: July 19 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved for use and
development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Southern
Otero project. II Fed. Reg. 1261.

7670 : July 19 Certain described lands in Arkansas reserved for use and
development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Boston
Mountain project. II Fed. Reg. 1262.

7671 : July 19 Certain described lands in South Dakota reserved for use
and development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Ifort
Sully project. II Fed. Reg. 1262.

7672 : July 19 Certain described lands in Oregon reserved for use and
development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Central
Oregon Land project. II Fed. Reg. 1263.

7673: July 19 Certain described lands in North Dakota reserved for use
and development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Billings
project. II Fed. Reg. 1264.

7674: July 19 Certain described lands in North Dakota reserved for use
and development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Little
Missouri project. II Fed. Reg. 1264.

7675: July 21 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
and development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Mills
project. II Fed. Reg. 1283.

7676: July 26 Boundaries of the Canal Zone court districts redefined
and regulations for the administration of the district courts prescribed.
II Fed. Reg. 1323.

7677: July 26 Certain described lands in Colorado reserved for use and
development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Weld
County project. II Fed. Reg. 1324.

7677-A: July 26 Certain reserve officers of the Army, Navy, and Marine
Corps, and warrant officers of the Coast Guard, assigned to the War Dept.
for duty with the Civilian Conservation Corps, and the Sec'ys of War,
Agriculture, Interior, and Labor requested to cooperate with the Director
of the Civilian Conservation Corps in carrying out the purposes of the
Civilian Conservation Corps Act of 1937; Director of the Corps author-
ized to undertake projects on certain county, municipal, and private
lands. II Fed. Reg. 1346.

7678: July 27 Apache Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Apache County,
Ariz., established. II Fed. Reg. 1325.

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1937

7679: July 30 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision II [on State Dept. positions],
amended to add Paragraph 4 excepting the chief and two assistant chiefs
of the Foreign Service Buildings Office. 1937 CSR 60; II Fed. Reg. 1360.

7630: July 30 E. O. 3741 of Sept. 29, 1922, establishing the Flat Creek
Reservation, Wyo., revoked, and the lands added to the elk refuge in
Teton County established by E. O. 2177 of Apr. 21, 1915. H Fed. Reg.
1360.

7681: July 30 Turnbull Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Spokane County,
Wash., established. II Fed. Reg. 1361.

7682 : July 30 Milton F. Colburn, carpenter in the Interior Dept., ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 1, 1938.

7683: Aug. 5 E. 0. 6192 of July 3, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 1374.

7684: Aug. 5 E. 0. 6288 of Sept. 14, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 1374.

7685: Aug. 5 E. 0. 4699 of Aug. 1, 1927, withdrawing certain described
lands in California pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 1374.

7686: Aug. 5 E. 0. 7302 of Feb. 21, 1936, transferring certain lands in
the Virgin Islands from control of the Interior Sec'y to the Navy Sec 'y,
amended. H Fed. Reg. 1374.

7687: Aug. 10 Provisions of the Civil Service Retirement Act of 1930
extended to certain Federal employees on the Isthmus of Panama. II
Fed. Reg. 1391.

7688: Aug. 10 E. 0. 3206 of Dec. 30, 1919, establishing the Federal
Board of Surveys and Maps, further amended to add the Division of
Maps and Charts, National Archives, to list of organizations entitled to
membership on said Board. II Fed. Reg. 1392.

7689: Aug. 12 Interior Sec'y appointed Puerto Rico Reconstruction Ad-
ministrator, vice Ernest Gruening, resigned. June 1937 CSA 95 ; II Fed.
Reg. 1403.

7690: Aug. 13 Stephen B. Soule, senior hydraulic engineer in the Geo-
logical Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Sept. 1, 1938.

7691 : Aug. 17 Snake River Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Idaho, estab-
lished. II Fed. Reg. 1422.

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1937

7692: Aug. 17 Robert C. Merritt, senior civil engineer in the Engineer
Dept. at Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Sept. 1, 1938.

7693 : Aug. 19 Certain described lands in Washington reserved for use
and development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the North-
east Washington project. II Fed. Reg. 1430.

7694: Aug. 23 E. 0. 5687 of Aug. 18, 1931, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 1442.

7695 : Aug. 23 Certain described lands in Washington reserved for mili-
tary purposes. II Fed. Reg. 1442.

7696: Aug. 23 Regulations governing the grades and ratings of enlisted
men of the Regular Army for the fiscal year 1938 prescribed. II Fed.
Reg. 1442.

7697: Aug. 23 Control over certain lands at Boiling Field, D. C, ad-
justed between the Army and the Navy. II Fed. Reg. 1443.

7698: Aug. 28 Carson National Forest, N. Mex., diminished.

7699: Aug. 28 Nome, Alaska, abolished as a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 31. II Fed. Reg. 1792.

7700: Aug. 31 Federal employees excused from duty on Sept. 17, 1937,
150th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution. II Fed. Reg. 1799.

7700- A : Aug. 31 Income, profits, and capital stock tax returns of in-
terest to railroads opened to inspection by the Senate Committee on
Interstate Commerce. II Fed. Reg. 1887.

7701 : Sept. 3 Importation of red cedar shingles from Canada during last
six months of 1937 limited to 892,373 squares. II Fed. Reg. 1806.

7702: Sept. 6 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision IX [on Agriculture Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 6 amended as to assistants to the Secretary in the
Agriculture Sect's office. 1937 CSR 60; II Fed. Reg. 1826.

7703: Sept. 10 Jeanne Kavanagh, land patent clerk in the Interior
Dept., authorized to sign the President's name to land patents. II Fed.
Reg. 1832.

7704: Sept. 10 George C. Havenner, liaison officer in the Government
Printing Office, exempted from the compulsory retirement provisions
until Oct. 1, 1938.

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1937

7705: Sept. 11 Public Water Reserve No. 159, Calif., established. II
Fed. Reg. 1848.

7706: Sept. 11 Port limits of Chester, Pa., in Customs Collection District
No. 11 (Philadelphia), extended to include certain designated boroughs
and townships. II Fed. Reg. 1848.

7707: Sept. 11 Certain described lands in California reserved for mili-
tary purposes. II Fed. Reg. 1849.

7708: Sept. 11 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, waived to permit Roger John Traynor, consulting tax coun-
sel of the California State Equalization Board, to serve as consulting
expert in the Treasury Dept. II Fed. Reg. 1849.

7709: Sept. 16 Lee C. Corbett, principal horticulturist in the Plant In-
dustry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Feb. 1, 1938.

7709- A: Sept. 16 National Emergency Council abolished as of Dec. 31,
1937, and all records and property transferred to the Budget Bureau.
II Fed. Reg. 1870.

7710 : Sept. 17 Dr. Winf red Overholser made eligible for appointment as
superintendent of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Interior Dept., without regard
to Civil Service Rules. II Fed. Reg. 1870.

7711 : Sept. 22 John D. Biggers designated administrator of the unem-
ployment census, and his functions and duties prescribed. II Fed. Reg.
1891.

7712: Sept. 23 Tariff of Consular Fees amended as to fees for travel
certificates for use in China. II Fed. Reg. 1947.

7713: Sept. 23 Lake Thibedeau Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Hill
County, Mont., established. II Fed. Reg. 1947.

7714: Sept. 23 Charles R. Torbert exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions.

7715: Sept. 26 Certain provisions of the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937
extended to the Virgin Islands. II Fed. Reg. 2008.

7716: Sept. 29 Trust periods applying to any Indian lands expiring
during 1938 extended 25 years. II Fed. Reg. 2075.

7717: Sept. 29 Administrator of Veterans' Affairs directed to cooperate
with the Director of the Civilian Conservation Corps in carrying out the
purposes of the Civilian Conservation Corps Act of 1937. II Fed. Reg.
2087.

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1937

7718: Oct. 2 Certain income tax returns ordered opened to inspection
to the National Revenue Dept. of Ottawa, Canada, for the purpose of
enabling the U. S. Treasury Dept. to administer the provisions of the tax
convention with Canada. II Fed. Reg. 2088.

7719: Oct. 8 Ouachita National Forest, Ark., enlarged. II Fed. Reg.
2110.

7720: Oct. 8 Camas Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Jefferson County,
Idaho, established. II Fed. Reg. 2110.

7721: Oct. 8 Willapa Harbor Migratory Bird Refuge, Wash., enlarged,
n Fed. Reg. 2110.

7722 : Oct. 8 Certain described lands in Alabama reserved for use of the
Tennessee Valley Authority. II Fed. Reg. 2111.

7723 : Oct. 8 Certain described lands in New Mexico withdrawn for
classification to determine their suitability for wildlife refuge purposes.
II Fed. Reg. 2111.

7724: Oct. 8 Bitter Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Chaves County,
N. Mex., established. II Fed. Reg. 2111.

7725 : Oct. 12 Matthew J. Munster, chief marine engineer in the Immi-
gration and Naturalization Service, Labor Dept., exempted from com-
pulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 1, 1938.

7726: Oct. 12 George T. Summerlin, Foreign Service officer, Class 1,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 30, 1942.

7727: Oct. 12 Harry D. Myers, vice consul and clerk at the American
Consulate General in Panama, further exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions.

7728: Oct. 14 Mary M. O'Reilly, assistant director of mint in the Treas-
ury Dept., exempted from compulsorv retirement provisions until Nov. 1,
1938.

7729: Oct. 16 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers of 1927, Chapter XV,
Section 8, amended ; Consular Regulations of 1896, Articles XII and XIII,
amended, and Sections 58, 196-198, 209-217, and 254, canceled. II Fed.
Reg. 2237.

7730: Oct. 19 Marvin M. McLean, associate attorney in the Solicitor's
Office, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Dec. 1, 1938.

7731 : Oct. 22 Martin Travieso designated acting judge of the District
Court for Puerto Rico during the trial of the case of V. S. v. Julio Pinto
Gandia, et al. II Fed. Reg. 2262.

[652]

1937

732: Oct. 27 Federal housing projects of the Federal Emergency Ad-
linistration of Public Works transferred to the U. S. Housing Authority.
Jode Supp 1016; II Fed. Reg. 2324; PWA 80.

738 : Oct. 27 Robert Dickens, quarterman modelmaker at the Washing-
on Navy Yard, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
*ov. 1, 1938.

r734: Nov. 1 Certain described lands in New Mexico reserved for use
and development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with Taos
project. II Fed. Reg. 2414.

7735: Nov. 5 Olive H. Jarrett, clerk in the American Consulate General
in Mexico, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Jan. 1,
1939.

7736: Nov. 6 B. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, waived to permit municipal officers or employees of St.
Thomas and St. John, V. I., to be appointed immigrant inspectors for
said Islands. II Fed. Reg. 2425.

7737: Nov. 6 Mary G. Bird made eligible for appointment in the Farm
Credit Administration without regard to Civil Service Rules.

7738: Nov. 11 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII [on Post Office Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 6 amended to apply to temporary personnel hired for
the Christmas season 1937-1938. 1938 CSR 61 ; II Fed. Reg. 2466.

7739: Nov. 15 E. 6. 6752 of June 28, 1934, amending Schedule A, Sub- *
division XVIII, Paragraph 13, of the Civil Service Rules, revoked. 1938
CSR 61 ; n Fed. Reg. 2488.

7740: Nov. 15 Certain described lands in California reserved for mili-
tary purposes. II Fed. Reg. 2488.

7741: Nov. 15 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 17, Calif., diminished. II Fed.
Reg. 2488.

7742: Nov. 19 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, enlarged. II Fed. Reg.
2524.

7743: Nov. 19 Certain described lands in Dona Ana County, N. Mex.,
transferred from control of the Agriculture Dept. to the Interior Dept.
for conservation purposes. II Fed. Reg. 2524.

7744: Nov. 19 Solicitor of the Labor Dept. designated to act as Labor
Sec'y during the absence of the Sec'y and Assistant Sec'y. II Fed. Reg.
2524.

[653]

1937

7746: Nov. 19 Arthur Snow, assistant director of the Nautical Almanac
Office, Naval Observatory, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Dec. 1, 1938.

7746: Nov. 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision I [on the entire classified serv-
ice], Paragraph 7 as to persons employed in non-contiguous countries and
possessions amended. 1937 CSR 61; II Fed. Reg. 2533.

7747: Nov. 20 Waters surrounding San Clements Island, Calif., desig-
nated a defensive sea area. II Fed. Reg. 2534.

7748 : Nov. 20 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for Navy
Dept. purposes. II Fed. Reg. 2534.

7749: Nov. 22 St. Marks Migratory Bird Refuge, Fla., enlarged! II Fed.
Reg. 2534.

7750 : Nov. 23 Adrian J. Pieters, principal agronomist in the Plant In-
dustry Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Dec. 1, 1938.

7751: Nov. 23 Wendell W. Mischler, sec'y to the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions indefi-
nitely.

7752: Nov. 24 Certain described lands in Washington County, R. I.,
transferred from the Agriculture Dept. to the Commerce Dept. and re-
served as the Arcadia Fish Hatchery. II Fed. Reg. 2540.

7753: Nov. 26 Frank L. Boyd, district supervisor in the Alcohol Tax
Unit, Internal Revenue Bureau, exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Dec. 1, 1938.

7754: Nov. 26 Luther S. Cannon, chairman of the Review Board of the
Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Feb. 1, 1939.

7755: Nov. 26 Charles H. Hastings, chief of the Card Division of the
Library of Congress, exempte'd from compulsory retirement provisions
until July 1, 1938.

7756 : Dec. 1 Certain powers and functions, vested in the President by
the Act of Feb. 22, 1935, pertaining to petroleum and its products dele-
gated to the Interior Sec'y; establishment of a petroleum conservation
division in the Interior Dept. authorized. II Fed. Reg. 2664.

7757: Dec. 1 Regulations prescribed for administration and enforce-
ment of the provisions of the act of Feb. 22, 1935, as amended by the act
of June 14, 1937, pertaining to shipment of petroleum and its products in
interstate and foreign commerce. II Fed. Reg. 2664.

[654]

1937

7758: Dec. 1 Certain described area in Texas designated as East Texas
[oil] Field within the meaning of Regulation II of E. 0. 7757 of Dec. 1,
1937, and Federal Tender Board No. 1 established for the purpose of
issuing clearance certificates for petroleum and its products transported
to and from said area. II Fed. Reg. 2669.

7759: Dec. 1 E. 0.s 7024-B and 7129-A of Apr. 25, 1935, and Aug. 6,
1935, respectively, pertaining to the shipment of petroleum and its prod-
ucts in interstate and foreign commerce, revoked and superseded by
E. 0.s 7757 and 7758 of Dec. 1, 1937. II Fed. Reg. 2670.

7760: Dec. 3 Certain described lands in Nebraska reserved for use and
development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Pine Ridge
project. II Fed. Reg. 2679.

7761 : Dec. 3 Limits of the port of entry of Wilmington, N. C, in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 15, extended. II Fed. Reg. 2679.

7762: Dec. 3 John W. Woerman, principal engineer in Engineer Dept.
at Large, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions,
until Feb. 1, 1939.

7763: Dec. 6 All Federal employees excused from duty on Dec. 24, 1937.
II Fed. Reg. 2685.

7764: Dec. 6 Sabine Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, La., established. II
Fed. Reg. 2750.

7765: Dec. 6 Ceriain described lands in Washington restored to the con-
trol of the Interior Sec'y for disposal, and E. 0. 4104 of Nov. 20, 1924,
transferring said lands from the Interior to the Navy Dept., revoked. II
Fed. Reg. 2750.

7766 : Dec. 10 Regulations governing the payment of losses sustained by
Federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

7767: Dec. 11 Limits of the port of entry of Buffalo, N. Y., in Customs
Collection District No. 9 (Buffalo), extended to include Lackawanna,
Tonawanda, North Tonawanda, and the east bank of the Niagara River
between Buffalo and Tonawanda. II Fed. Reg. 2773.

7768: Dec. 11 E. O. 6124 of May 2, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. II Fed. Reg. 2774.

7769: Dec. 14 Walter H. Beal, principal chemist in the Experiment Sta-
tions Office, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until July 1, 1938.

7770: Dec. 14 Hazen Bay Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Alaska, estab-
lished. II Fed. Reg. 2832.

[655]

1937

7771 : Dec. 14 Certain described lands in Alaska excluded from the Ton-
gass National Forest, Alaska, and restored to entry. II Fed. Reg. 2832.

7772: Dec. 14 E. 0. 5711 of Sept. 14, 1931, withdrawing certain described
lands in Montana for classification and in aid of legislation, revoked. II
Fed. Reg. 2832.

7773: Dec. 21 E. 0. 6957 of Feb. 4, 1935, withdrawing certain described
lands in Alaska for classification, modified as to certain lands for the
issuance of a coal prospecting permit to Frank Colobuflfalo. II Fed. Reg.
2958.

7774: Dec. 21 Effective date of certain provisions of E. 0. 6166 of June
10, 1933, consolidating and reorganizing certain executive agencies, de-
ferred.

7775: Dec. 27 Certain described lands in North Carolina transferred
from the Agriculture Dept. to the Commerce Dept., and reserved as Mc-
Kinney Lake Fish Hatchery. II Fed. Reg. 2969.

7776: Dec. 27 E. 0. 7709-A of Sept. 16, 1937, abolishing the National
Emergency Council, modified to extend the date of such abolition to June
30, 1938. II Fed. Reg. 2973.

7777: Dec. 28 Charles Earle, gardener's helper in the National Park
Service, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Jan. 1, 1939.

7778 : Dec. 28 Bernard J. Kinnahan made eligible for a classified ap-
pointment in the Post Office Dept. without examination.

7779 : Dec. 28 Regulations governing representation and post allowances
for the Foreign Service amended.

7780: Dec. 30 Lacassine Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, La., established.
Ill Fed. Reg. 1.

7781: Dec. 30 E. 0. 5517 of Dec. 17, 1930, excluding certain described
lands from the Chugach National Forest, Alaska, amended as to the de-
scription of said lands. Ill Fed. Reg. 1.

7782: Dec. 30 Harry C. Dorsey, filing clerk in the Municipal Court of
the District of Columbia, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Jan. 1, 1939.

7783: Dec. 31 E. 0. 1919y 2 of Apr. 21, 1914, reserving certain Alaska
lands for townsite purposes, modified to permit the Alaska Road Com-
mission to use certain lands for airfield purposes. Ill Fed. Reg. 10.

7784: Dec. 31 Aransas Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Tex., established.
Ill Fed. Reg. 10.

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1938

7784-A:Jan. 5 Architect of the Capitol designated a member of the
Alley Dwelling Authority; E. 0. 6868 of Oct. 9, 1934, modified accord-
ingly. Ill Fed. Reg. 51.

7785: Jan. 8 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by Fed-
eral employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.

7786: Jan. 8 Regulations governing the award of the Distinguished Fly-
ing Cross amended. Ill Fed. Reg. 39.

7787: Jan. 10 Power Site Withdrawal No. 20, and Power Site Reserve
No. 20, diminished. Ill Fed. Reg. 52.

7788 : Jan. 11 Joseph J. McGuigan, district attorney for the Canal Zone,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions indefinitely.

7789: Jan. 11 David H. Hahn, foreman in the Quartermaster Corps, War
Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Feb. 1,
1939.

7790: Jan. 12 E. O. 7302 of Feb. 21, 1936, transferring certain described
lands in the Virgin Islands to the control of the Navy Sec'y, amended.
Ill Fed. Reg. 82.

7791 : Jan. 13 Edward B. Russ, chief of the Stenographic Section, State
Dept., exempted from the compulsory retirement provisions until Mar. 1,
1939.

7792 : Jan. 18 Jurisdiction over certain described lands in New Mexico
transferred from the Agriculture Sec'y to the Interior Sec'y- HI Fed.
Reg. 134.

7793: Jan. 20 E. 0. 6644 of Mar. 14, 1934, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked in part. Ill Fed. Reg. 195.

7794: Jan. 20 E. 0. 6050 of Feb. 27, 1933, reserving a portion of Tongass
National Forest, Alaska, for the War Dept. for use as a radio receiving
station, amended to correct the description of the reservation. Ill Fed.
Reg. 195.

7795: Jan. 21 Huron Migratory Bird Refuge, Mich., established. Ill
Fed. Reg. 195.

7796: Jan. 21 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, waived for certain positions in the Interior Dept. Ill Fed.
Reg. 197.

7797: Jan. 26 Regulations governing the entry of alien seamen into the
United States prescribed. Ill Fed. Reg. 216.

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1938

7798: Jan. 26 Portion of the Boise Barracks Military Reservation, Idaho,
transferred to the Veterans' Administration. Ill Fed. Reg. 217.

7799: Jan. 27 Lower Souris Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, N. Dak., en-
larged. Ill Fed. Reg. 222.

7800: Jan. 27 Certain described lands at Guantanamo, Cuba, transferred
from the control of the War Sec'y to the Navy Sec'y. HI Fed. Reg. 223.

7801 : Jan. 28 Black Coulee Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Mont., estab-
lished. Ill Fed. Reg. 231.

7802 : Jan. 29 Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic engineer in the Geo-
logical Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Feb. 1, 1939.

7803: Feb. 2 Certain described lands in Washington reserved as a fire
lookout station in connection with the administration of the Chelan Na-
tional Forest. Ill Fed. Reg. 261.

7804: Feb. 2 Certain described land in the Territory of Hawaii reserved
for use of the Lighthouse Service. Ill Fed. Reg. 261.

7805: Feb. 5 E. O. 6897 of Nov. 7, 1934, transferring San Clemente
Island, Calif., from the control of the Lighthouse Bureau to the control
of the Navy Sec'y, amended to correct the description of the reservation.
Ill Fed. Reg. 278.

7806: Feb. 5 Fort William D. Davis Military Reservation, C. Z., estab-
lished. Ill Fed. Reg. 278.

7807: Feb. 5 Power Site Reserve No. 621, Oreg., diminished. Ill Fed.
Reg. 326.

7808: Feb. 8 Power Site Reserve No. 661, Oreg., diminished. Ill Fed.
Reg. 326.

7809: Feb. 8 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
amended to end the exception of persons employed in the Public Health
Service on Rocky Mountain spotted fever work. 1938 CSR 61 ; III Fed.
Reg. 327.

7810: Feb. 8 Baird Fish Hatchery, Calif., abolished. Ill Fed. Reg. 327.

7811 : Feb. 9 Regulations governing the appointment of unclassified lab-
orers, Regulation VIII amended as to reinstatement, in Fed. Reg. 339.

7812: Feb. 14 E. O. 6179 of June 16, 1933, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in Utah pending resurvey, revoked. Ill Fed. Reg. 383.

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1938

7813 : Feb. 14 Regulations governing navigation of the Panama Canal
and adjacent waters amended as to the requirements for vessels in ballast
to receive reduced tolls. Ill Fed. Reg. 383.

7814: Feb. 15 B. 0. 4430 of Apr. 23, 1926, withdrawing certain described
lands in Michigan and Wisconsin pending classification, revoked in part.
Ill Fed. Reg. 384.

7815: Feb. 15 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision IV, on War Dept. positions,
Paragraph 10a amended to include positions of chapel organist and choir-
master at the U. S. Military Academy. 1938 CSR 62 ; III Fed. Reg. 384.

7816 : Feb. 15 Portion of Amaknak Island, Alaska, transferred from the
Agriculture Dept. to control of the Navy Sec'y- HI Fed. Reg. 385.

7817: Feb. 16 Hon. Martin Travieso, associate justice of the Puerto Rico
Supreme Court, designated acting judge of the U. S. District Court for
Puerto Rico during the absence or disability of the regular judge. Ill
Fed. Reg. 422.

7818: Feb. 17 Port St. Joe, Fla., designated a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 18. Ill Fed. Reg. 435.

7819 : Feb. 17 George W. Patterson, head chemist at the Naval Powder
Factory, Indian Head, Md., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Apr. 1, 1939.

7820: Feb. 17 Dr. J. Davis Bradfield, medical inspector in the District
of Columbia Health Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Mar. 1, 1939.

7821 : Feb. 18 Emory S. Land designated chairman of the Maritime Com-
mission. Ill Fed. Reg. 435.

7822: Feb. 25 Importation of red cedar shingles from Canada during
first six months of 1938 limited to 916,246 squares. Ill Fed. Reg. 474.

7823 : Feb. 25 Joseph M. Watson permitted to hold a State and a Federal
position concurrently.

7824: Feb. 24 Louis A. Simon, supervising architect in the Procurement
Division, Public Buildings Branch, Treasury Dept., exempted from com-
pulsory retirement provisions until June 1, 1939.

7825 : Feb. 26 Harry H. Little, assistant chief of section in the Interstate
Commerce Commission, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Apr. 1, 1939.

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7826: Feb. 28 Consular Regulations amended as to conditions under
which American seamen may be discharged in a foreign port by consular
officers. Ill Fed. Reg. 485.

7827: Mar. 2 Thomas D. Quinn made eligible for appointment as admin-
istrative assistant to the Attorney General. 1938 CSR 62.

7828 : Mar. 3 Canton and Enderbury Islands in the Pacific Ocean placed
under control of the Interior Sec'y. HI Fed. Reg. 525.

7829: Mar. 7 E. 0. 5428 of Aug. 20, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in Montana for classification and in aid of legislation, revoked. Ill
Fed. Reg. 554.

7830: Mar. 7 E. 0. 5341 of May 2, 1930, withdrawing certain described
lands in Arizona pending resurvey, revoked in part. Ill Fed. Reg. 554.

7831 : Mar. 7 Regulations governing commutation of quarters and sub-
sistence for enlisted men of the various services, amended as to naval
missions to Brazil and Peru. Ill Fed. Reg. 555.

7832: Mar. 7 E. 0. 5923 of Sept. 20, 1932, withdrawing certain described
lands in Oregon pending resurvey, revoked. Ill Fed. Reg. 555.

7833: Mar. 7 Hewitt Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Phillips County,
Mont., established. Ill Fed. Reg. 555.

7834: Mar. 8 Charles W. Franks, chief statistician in the Office of the
High Commissioner to the Philippines, exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions until Sept. 1, 1940.

7835: Mar. 11 E. 0. 2184 of Apr. 27, 1915, reserving certain described
lands in Alaska for townsite purposes, revoked, and lands restored to
entry. Ill Fed. Reg. 564.

7836: Mar. 11 Public Water Reserves 12, 77, 82 and 85, N. Mex. and
Wyo., diminished, and excluded lands restored to public domain. Ill
Fed. Reg. 564.

7837: Mar. 12 Regulations prescribed governing cash relief to certain
employees of the Panama Canal. Ill Fed. Reg. 574.

7838: Mar. 12 Procurement and supply fund for the Works Progress
Administration established. Ill Fed. Reg. 575.

7839: Mar. 12 Certain housing and slum clearance projects transferred
from the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works to the
Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration. Ill Fed. Reg. 575; PWA 81.

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1938

"840 : Mar. 15 Limits of the port of entry of Philadelphia, Pa., in Cus-
oms Collection District No. 11 (Philadelphia), extended to include cer-
;ain specified boroughs and townships in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
[II Fed. Reg. 591.

7841 : Max. 15 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for use by the
Alaska Railroad. Ill Fed: Reg. 591.

7842 : Mar. 15 James Roberton, director of the Nautical Almanac Office,
Naval Observatory, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until June 1, 1939.

7843 : Mar. 16 William J. Maries, inspector in the Post Office Dept.,
exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Apr. 1, 1939.

7844: Mar. 18 John G. Honey, sec'y in the Customs Court, exempted
from compulsory retirement provisions until July 1, 1939.

7845: Mar. 21 Regulations governing the granting of annual leave to
Government employees prescribed. Ill Fed. Reg. 612.

7846: Mar. 21 Regulations governing the granting of sick leave to Gov-
ernment employees prescribed. Ill Fed. Reg. 614.

7847: Mar. 21 Certain described lands on Amaknak and Expedition
Islands, Alaska, reserved for use of the Navy Dept. HI Fed. Reg. 615.

7848: Mar. 22 Treasury Sec'y designated as official to receive certain
capital stock of the Reconstruction Finance and Commodity Credit Corpo-
rations from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, the Sec'y of Agri-
culture, and the Governor of the Farm Credit Administration, and
directed to use stockholders' rights on behalf of the United States. Ill
Fed. Reg. 632.

7849: Mar. 26 Income, excess profits, capital stock, and certain estate
and gift tax returns, and returns under Title IX of the Social Security
Act, opened to inspection. HI Fed. Reg. 639.

7850: Mar. 26 £. 0. 6087 of Mar. 28, 1933, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. HI Fed. Reg. 640.

7851: Mar. 26 Charles V. McLaughlin designated member of the Inter-
departmental Committee to Coordinate Health and Welfare Activities.

7852: Mar. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision XI [on Commerce Dept. posi-
tions], Paragraph 5 amended as to certain employees of the Lighthouse
Service. 1938 CSR 62; III Fed. Reg. 663.

[661]

1938

7863: Mar. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to non-competitive examination], Subdivision III, Paragraph 4
amended as to certain employees of the Air Commerce Bureau. 1938
CSR63;inFed. Reg. 664.

7854: Mar. 30 E. 0. 6055 of Feb. 28, 1933, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked. Ill Fed. Reg. 681.

7855: Mar. 30 E. 0. 5089 of Apr. 9, 1929, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado for classification and in aid of legislation, revoked in
part. Ill Fed. Reg. 681.

7856: Mar. 31 Rules governing the granting and issuing of passports in
the United States prescribed. Ill Fed. Reg. 681.

7857: Mar. 31 • Certain described lands in Puerto Rico no longer needed
for the purposes of the United States transferred to the Government of
Puerto Rico. Ill Fed. Reg. 687.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7858: Mar. 31 Attorney General authorized to reject bids for two pieces
of real estate offered for sale at Savannah, Ga., pursuant to the Trading
With the Enemy Act of 1917. Ill Fed. Reg. 688.

7859: Apr. 5 Edward M. Kennerd, chief of the Division of Accounts,
Budget and Accounting Section, Justice Dept., exempted from compul-
sory retirement provisions until May 1, 1939.

7860: Apr. 6 Certain described lands in Minnesota reserved for river
and harbor improvement purposes. Ill Fed. Reg. 728.

7861: Apr. 6 Clarence E. Alderman, senior architectural engineer in the
Quartermaster General's Office, War Dept., exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until June 1, 1939..

7862: Apr. 7 E. 0. 7387 of June 15, 1936, modified to designate the
naval reservation established thereby as the Naval Radio Station, Balboa,
C. Z. Ill Fed. Reg. 734.

7863: Apr. 7 Frank B. Bourn, chief of the Supplies and Accounts Divi-
sion, War Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
July 1, 1939.

7864: Apr. 8 Pea Island Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, N. C, estab-
lished. Ill Fed. Reg. 735.

7865: Apr. 12 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States, prescribed. Ill Fed. Reg. 753.

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1938

7866: Apr. 14 Certain described lands in Washington County, Ark.,
reserved for use and development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection
with the Northwest Arkansas project. Ill Fed. Beg. 766.

7867: Apr. 15 Certain described lands in Louisiana reserved for use and
development by the Agriculture Dept. in connection with the Claiborne
Parish project. Ill Fed. Reg. 767.

7868: Apr. 15 Jurisdiction over certain described lands, mostly con-
tiguous to or in the vicinity of Indian reservations in Florida, Idaho,
Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma,
Oregon and Wisconsin, transferred from the Agriculture Sec'y to the
Interior Sec'y in connection with various projects of the Federal Emer-
gency Administration of Public Works. Ill Fed. Reg. 767.

7869: Apr. 18 Income, profits, and capital stock tax returns opened to
inspection by the Senate Special Committee to Investigate Lobbying
Activities. Ill Fed. Reg. 783.

7870: Apr. 19 E. 0. 3345 of Oct. 23, 1920, withdrawing certain described
lands in Arizona for national monument classification, revoked. Ill Fed.
Reg. 792.

7871 : Apr. 19 Thomas G. Shearman, senior attorney in the Agriculture
Sec'y' 8 Office, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
June 1, 1939.

7872: Apr. 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule B [pertaining to positions
subject to non-competitive examination], Subdivision I, Paragraph 8
amended as to management and maintenance positions on Federal hous-
ing projects. 1938 CSR 63; III Fed. Reg. 795.

7873: Apr. 21 Edwin C. E. Lord, associate petrographer in the Public
Roads Bureau, Agriculture Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until June 1, 1939.

7874: Apr. 22 Jessie Scott Arnold made eligible for reinstatement in
the classified service without regard to length of separation from the
service.

7875: Apr. 25 Certain described lands in Hot Springs, N. Mex., trans-
ferred from the control of the Interior Dept. to the Treasury Dept. as a
site for a federal building, and E. 0. 5389 of July 7, 1930, pertaining
thereto, modified. Ill Fed. Reg. 816.

7876: Apr. 26 Charles J. Carlton, letterer and grainer in the Washing-
ton Navy Yard, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
May 1, 1939.

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1938

7877: Apr. 28 E. 0.s 6814 and 6895-A of Aug. 9 and Nov. 7, 1934, re-
spectively [governing delivery of silver to U. S. mints under the Silver
Purchase Act of 1934], revoked. Ill Fed. Reg. 842.

7878 : Apr. 29 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, pertaining to positions
excepted from examination, Subdivision III, on Treasury Dept. positions,
Paragraph 7 amended to end the exception of attendants at maritime
and border quarantine stations in the Public Health Service. 1938 CSR
62; III Fed. Reg. 846.

7879: May 9 Regulations governing annual leave of Government em-
ployees amended. Ill Fed. Reg. 905.

7880: May 9 Regulations governing sick leave of Government employees
amended. Ill Fed. Reg. 905.

7881: May 9 Power Site Reserve No. 533, Wash., diminished. Ill Fed.
Reg. 912.

7882: May 9 Tybee Migratory Bird Refuge, Ga., established. Ill Fed.
Reg. 912.

7883: May 9 Certain described lands in California reserved to provide
material for the construction and maintenance of public roads and other
public projects. Ill Fed. Reg. 913.

7884: May 9 Toiyabe Division of the Nevada National Forest and the
Santa Rosa Division of the Humboldt National Forest, Nev., excluded
from said Forests and reestablished as the Toiyabe National Forest. HI
Fed. Reg. 913.

7885: May 11 Certain described lands at Anchorage, Alaska, placed
under control of the Treasury Sec'y for use as a Federal building site.
Ill Fed. Reg. 925.

7886: May 16 E. 0. 4061 of Aug. 12, 1924, and E. O. 4844 of Mar. 23,
1928, withdrawing certain described lands in New Mexico pending re-
survey, revoked in full and in part, respectively. Ill Fed. Reg. 951.

7887: May 16 Provisions of the Civil Service Retirement Act of 1930
extended to employees, except those on a per-diem basis, appointed under
authority of Civil Service Rule II, Section 10. June 1939 CSA 24; III
Fed. Reg. 951.

7888 : May 16 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for classifica-
tion for possible national monument purposes. Ill Fed. Reg. 951.

7889 :May 16 E. 0. 7520 of Dec. 18, 1936, reserving certain lands in
Arizona for use as a target range for the National Guard, revoked. Ill
Fed. Reg. 951.

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1938

7890: May 18 Stanley Searles, editor in the American Ethnology Bu-
reau, Smithsonian Institution, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until July 1, 1939.

7891 : May 18 • Certain described lands in Hawaii restored to the Gov-
ernment of the Territory of Hawaii for highway purposes, ni Fed. Beg.
975.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7892: May 18 Dr. George F. Bowerman, librarian in the District of Co-
lumbia Free Public Library, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Oct. 1, 1939.

7893 : May 21 Upolo Point Military Reservation, T. H., restored to the
Government of the Territory of Hawaii for aeronautical purposes, and a
portion of the Upolo Poiiit Airport and adjacent lands reserved for
military purposes. Ill Fed. Reg. 989.

7894: May 23 All power and authority conferred upon the President by
Section 12 of the Trading With the Enemy Act of 1917, as amended,
delegated to the Attorney General. Ill Fed. Reg. 998.

7895: May 23 Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge, Oreg., enlarged. Ill
Fed. Reg. 998.

7896: May 24 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county or municipal
Government waived to permit officers or employees of the Police or
Prison Depts. of the Virgin Islands to be employed in the office of the
U. S. Marshal for said Islands. IH Fed. Reg. 1005.

7897: May 24 E. 0. 5894 of July 26, 1932, withdrawing certain described
lands in Colorado pending resurvey, revoked in part. Ill Fed. Reg. 1005.

7898: May 26 Yosemite National Park, Calif., enlarged. Ill Fed. Reg.
1028.

7899 : May 26 Amy G. Maher appointed technical adviser to the Social
Security Board.

7900: May 26 John Monroe Johnson and Richard C. Patterson, Jr.,
designated to act as Commerce Sec'y during the absence of said Sec'y.

7901 : May 31 * Attorney General authorized to sell certain property
held under the Trading With The Enemy Act of 1917. Ill Fed. Reg.
1055.

* Has form of a proclamation.

[665]

1938

7902 : May 31 Tamarac Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Minn., estab-
lished. Ill Fed. Reg. 1055.

7903 : May 31 * Jurisdiction over certain Rhode Island lands trans-
ferred from the Agriculture Sec'y to the Interior Sec'y for use in con-
nection with the Beach Pond (recreational demonstration) Project. Ill
Fed. Reg. 1057.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7904: May 31 Charles H. Hastings, chief of the Card Division of the
Library of Congress, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Dec. 1, 1938.

7905: May 31 Lucile Ensmiger made eligible for appointment to a class-
ified position in the Navy Dept.

7906: June 6 E. O. 7709-A of Sept. 16, 1937, abolishing the National
Emergency Council, amended to defer the effective date to June 30,
1939. Ill Fed. Reg. 1358. #

* On and after this date Federal Register citations refer to the daily edition, not
the consolidated edition which was discontinued in June, 1938.

7907: June 6 Back Bay Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Va., established.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1358.

7908: June 9 Control over certain types of lands vested in the Agricul-
ture Sec'y for use, administration and disposition under Title III of the
Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act of 1937. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1389

7909 : June 15 * Powers, rights, and duties of the Special Mexican
Claims Commission terminated. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1423.

* Has form of a proclamation.

7910: June 16 Airspace over a certain described portion of the District
of Columbia set apart for national defense and other Government pur-
poses, and civil aircraft forbidden to operate therein. HI D. Fed. Reg.
1437.

7911: June 16* Title to certain described public lands of the United
States in Hawaii transferred to the Government of the Territory of
Hawaii. IH D. Fed. Reg. 1437.

• Has form of a proclamation.

7912: June 16 John H. Thomas, assistant solicitor and Appeals Board
member, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provi-
sions until Sept. 30, 1939.

[666]

1938

7913 : June 16 Appointments of certain employees of the General Ac-
counting Office extended.

T914 : June 16 David A. Brodie, farm superintendent of the St. Eliza-
beth 's Hospital, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions for 1 year.

T915 : June 24 Revision of Civil Service Rules promulgated. 1937 CSR
48 ; III D. Fed. Reg. 1519.

T916 : June 24 All positions in the Executive civil service not in the
competitive classified service, covered into said competitive service with
certain exceptions. 1938 CSR 58; m D. Fed. Reg. 1526.

7017: June 25 £. 0. 6166 of June 10, 1933, consolidating and reorgan-
izing certain executive agencies, amended.

7018 : June 25 £. 0. 7181 of Sept. 6, 1935, pertaining to appointments
to certain positions in the Motor Carriers Bureau, Interstate Commerce
Commission, partially revoked.

i
7010 : June 25 Eleanor J. Townsend made eligible for appointment to
a classified position in the Securities and Exchange Commission without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

7020: June 29 Irene M. Mori made eligible for appointment to a classi-
fied position.

7921 : June 30 Quetico-Superior Committee, created by E. 0. 6783 of
June 30, 1934, extended for four years. HI D. Fed. Reg. 1625.

7922: June 30 Treasury Sec'y directed to convert the Coast Ouard Per-
sonnel Board annually.

7923: July 2 Ruby Lake Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Nev., estab-
lished. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1639.

7924: July 5 E. 0. 6908 of Nov. 21, 1934, certain described lands in
Alaska withdrawing revoked, and said lands opened to entry under
the homestead laws applicable to Alaska only by qualified ex-service
men, from Sept. 6 through Dec. 5, 1938, and thereafter to appropriation
by the general public under any applicable land law. Ill D. Fed. Reg.
1639.

7925: July 5 Salt Plains Wildlife Refuge, Okla., enlarged. Ill D. Fed.
Reg. 1640.

7926: July 7 Wheeler Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Ala., established.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1669.

[ 667 ]

1938

7927: July 14 Instructions to Diplomatic Officers and the Consular Reg-
ulations ordered consolidated into one set of regulations to be. known
as the Foreign Service Regulations of the United States. Ill D. Fed. Reg.
1749.

7928: July 14 St. Petersburg, Fla., designated a port of entry in Cus-
toms Collection District No. 18. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1749.

7929 : July 14 Ernest P. Rands, technical advisor in the General Land
Office, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until July 31, 1939.

7930: July 14 William H. Griffin, senior engineer in the Geological
Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until July 31, 1939.

7931 : July 14 Marion C. Hargrove, purchasing officer for the Govern-
ment of the District of Columbia, exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Nov. 30, 1939.

7932 : July 14 Ulysses S. Shewmaker, administrative assistant in the
Division of Bookkeeping and Warrants Publication Section, Treasury
Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Sept. 30,
1939.

7933: July 14 Unexpended funds of the Air Commerce Bureau trans-
ferred to the Civil Aeronautics Authority.

7933-A : July 14 Income, profits, and capital stock tax returns opened
to inspection by the House Special Committee on Un-American Activi-
ties. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1943.

7934: July 16 Certain employees of Federal Emergency Administra-
tion of Public Works transferred to the Housing Authority.

7935: July 16 J. Humbird Smith, market master in the District of
Columbia Dept. of Weights, Measures, and Markets, exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions until July 31, 1939.

7936: July 30 Thomas A. Jaggar, Jr., principal scientist in the Na-
tional Park Service, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retire-
ment provisions until July 31, 1939.

7937: Aug. 2 West Sister Island Migratory Bird Refuge, Ohio, estab-
lished. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1943, 2047.

7938: Aug. 2 E. O. 3406 of Feb. 13, 1921, Paragraph 72, withdrawing
certain described lands for the Warm Springs Bay Lighthouse Reserve,
Alaska, amended to correct the description of said lands. Ill D. Fed.
Reg. 1944.

[ 668 ]

1938

7939: Aug. 2 E. 0. 5886 of July 12, 1932, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked in part. Ill D. Fed. Reg.
1944.

7940 : Aug. 2 Certain described lands within the Coronado National
Forest, Ariz., transferred to the Treasury Dept. for use as a customs-
immigration inspection station. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1944.

7941: Aug. 2 Fort Tyler Migratory Bird Refuge, N. Y., established.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1945.

7942: Aug. 2 Employment of certain examiners and other experts in
connection with the Temporary National Economic Committee author-
ized without regard to Civil Service Rules. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1945.

7943 : Aug. 2 Retention of certain employees of the National Bituminous
Coal Commission authorized.

7944: Aug. 4 E. 0. [9] of Jan. 17, 1873, prohibiting Federal employees
from holding office under any State, Territorial, county, or municipal
Government, waived to permit employees of the Grazing Division, of the
Interior Dept., to accept appointments as deputy fire wardens and dep-
uty fish and game wardens under the laws of the states in which such
employees may be on duty. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1945.

7945: Aug. 4 Edward M. Weeks, letter engraver in the Engraving and
Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement
provisions until Aug. 31, 1939.

7946: Aug. 9 Importation of red cedar shingles from Canada during
last six months of 1938 limited to 864,881 squares. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1965.

7947: Aug. 9 Del Bonita, Mont., designated a port of entry in Customs
Collection District No. 33 (Montana and Idaho). Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1965.

7948 1 Aug. 9 Charles L. Parker, deputy marshal of the Canal Zone, ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until Aug. 31, 1938.

7949: Aug. 9 Stephen W. Hamilton, deputy customs collector in the
Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until
Aug. 31, 1939.

7950: Aug. 9 William H. Egberts, chief anthropology preparator in the
National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until Sept. 30, 1938.

7951: Aug. 12 Certain described lands in Arkansas reserved as forest
fire lookout tower site. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1995.

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1938

7952: Aug. 12 E. 0. 5341 of May 2, 1930, withdrawing certain lands in
Arizona pending resurvey, revoked. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1995.

7963: Aug. 12 Lake Isom Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Tenn., estab-
lished. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 1995.

7964: Aug. 12 Frank S. Smith, special agent in the Federal Investiga-
tion Bureau, Justice Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provi-
sions until Sept. 30, 1939.

7955: Aug. 13 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by
Federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2015.

7956: Aug. 19 Employment until Feb. 1, 1939, of personnel with funds
allotted under the Public Works Administration Act of 1938, authorized
without regard to Civil Service Rules. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2047.

7957: Aug. 19 Cape Meares Migratory Bird Refuge, Oreg., established,
m D. Fed. Reg. 2047.

7968: Aug. 19 Samuel J. Gompers, chief clerk in the Labor Dept., ex-
empted from compulsory retirement provisions until Sept. 30, 1939.

7959: Aug. 22 Certain personnel, property, and funds transferred from
the Commerce Dept. and Interstate Commerce Commission to the Civil
Aeronautics Authority. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2071 ; Code Supp 1213.

7960: Aug. 22 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 20, Tongue River, Mont., es-
tablished. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2072.

7961: Aug. 22 E. O. 1919y 2 of Apr. 21, 1914, withdrawing certain de-
scribed lands in Alaska for townsite purposes, revoked in part. Ill D.
Fed. Reg. 2072.

7962: Aug. 22 E. 0. 4601 of Mar. 1, 1927, prescribing regulations for
award of the Distinguished Flying Cross, further amnded for Lt. R. L.
Burker.

7963: Aug. 29 Initial appointment to certain executive positions in the
Wages and Hours Division, Labor Dept., without compliance with the
competitive requirements of the Civil Service Rules, authorized. Ill D.
Fed. Reg. 2105.

7964: Aug. 29 Regulations relating to instruction of citizens of the
other American republics at educational institutions maintained and ad-
ministered by the United States prescribed. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2105.

[ 670 ]

1938

7965: Aug. 29 Regulations to effectuate Articles I and II of the conven-
tion between the United States and Mexico, concluded Oct. 6, 1936, per-
taining to stolen motor vehicles of all types, prescribed. Ill D. Fed.
Reg. 2106.

7966: Aug. SO Kentucky Woodlands Wildlife Refuge, Ky., established.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2137.

7967: Aug. 30 Moosehorn Migratory Bird Refuge, Maine, enlarged. Ill
D. Fed. Reg. 2138.

7968: Sept. 3 Foreign Service Regulations, Chapter V, extensively
amended. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2185.

7969: Sept. 10 Power Site Reserve No. 730, Oreg., diminished. Chapter
XIII, Sections 9-17; Chapter XX, Part I; Articles XXV, XXVI, and
XXVII, Part II; and Chapter XXIV, Section 461, Part II, canceled. Ill
D. Fed. Reg. 2233.

7970: Sept. 12 Regulations governing the grades and ratings of Army
enlisted men for the fiscal year 1939 prescribed. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2235.

7971 : Sept. 12 Montezuma Migratory Bird Refuge, N. Y., established.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2235.

7972: Sept. 15 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by
Federal employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2249.

7973 : Sept. 15 Joseph H. Wheat, topographic engineer in the Geological
Survey, Interior Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Sept. 30, 1939.

7974: Sept. 16 Alfred R. Gould, geometric lathe operator in the Engrav-
ing and Printing Bureau, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory
retirement provisions until Oct. 31, 1939.

7975: Sept. 16 Jurisdiction over certain described lands in New Mexico
transferred from the Agriculture Sec'y to the Interior Sec'y. Ill D. Fed.
Reg. 2252.

7975- A: Sept. 16 Thirteen specified Independent Establishments and
Agencies directed to establish divisions of personnel supervision and man-
agement. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2271.

7976 : Sept. 19 Union Slough Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Iowa, es-
tablished, m D. Fed. Reg. 2261.

7977: Sept. 19 St. Marks Migratory Bird Refuge, Fla., enlarged. Ill
D. Fed. Reg. 2262.

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1938

7978: Sept. 10 George Middleton, senior commodity specialist for tfe
Tariff Commission, exempted from compulsory retirement proviskw
until Sept. 30, 1939.

7070: Sept. 26 Cerro Pelado Ammunition Depot Military Reservation
C. Z., established. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2322.

7980: Sept. 29 Effective date of Section 4 of £. O. 6166 of June 10,
1933, transferring certain disbursement functions now exercised by U. &
marshals under the Justice Dept. to the Treasury Dept., deferred to
Dec. 31, 1938. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2359.

7981 : Sept. 20 Civil Service Rules, Schedule 8 [pertaining to positions
subject to noncompetitive examination], Subdivision IV on positions,
amended to add Paragraph 5 to include unclassified laborers promoted
to classified positions in the Ordnance Dept. at Large. 1938 CSR 73;
III D. Fed. Reg. 2359.

7982: Sept. 30 Herman G. A. Brauer, senior commercial policy analyst
for the Tariff Commission, exempted from compulsory retirement pro-
visions until Sept. 30, 1939.

7983: Oct. 4 Breton Bird Refuge, La., established. Ill D. Fed. Reg.

2389.

7084: Oct. 7 Trust periods on Indian lands expiring during 1939 ex-
tended for 25 years. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2435.

7986: Oct. 8 Airspace reservation over certain areas in Maryland es-
tablished; E. O. 5211 of Oct. 19, 1929, superseded. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2435.

7086: Oct. 8 Certain described lands in Idaho transferred from the
Lemhi and Targhee National Forests to the Salmon and Challis National
Forests. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2436.

7987: Oct. 11 Dr. Thomas Parren designated member of the Interde-
partmental Committee to Coordinate Health and Welfare Activities.

7988: Oct. 12 Ada Tanner, junior administrative assistant in the Office
of the Treasurer, exempted from the compulsory retirement provisions
until Oct. 31, 1939.

7989 : Oct. 15 Francis T. Leahy, deputy collector of customs, exempted
from the compulsory retirement provisions until Oct. 31, 1939.

7900: Oct. 10 Aubrey Williams designated member of the Interdepart-
mental Committee to Coordinate Health and Welfare Activities.

[672]

1938

7991 : Oct. 21 P. Julian Latham, Coast Guard principal civil engineer,
exempted from the compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 30, 1939.

7992: Oct. 25 E. 0. 3674 of May 17, 1922, reserving certain lands in
Wyoming lands for the Du Bois Rifle Club, revoked. Ill D. Fed. Reg.
2567.

7993: Oct. 27 Great White Heron Bird Refuge, Fla., established. Ill D.
Fed. Reg. 2581.

7994: Oct. 27 Okenfenokee Wildlife Refuge, Ga., diminished. Ill D.
Fed. Reg. 2581.

7995: Oct. 28 William S. Garland, civil engineer in the Aeronautics
Bureau, Navy Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Jan. 31, 1940.

7996: Oct. 28 Wallace Streater, senior attorney in the Internal Revenue
Bureau, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions until Nov. 30,
1939.

7997: Oct. 28 Andrew M. Smith, assistant chief of the Division of Book-
keeping and Warrants, Treasury Dept., exempted from compulsory re-
tirement provisions until Oct. 31, 1939.

7998 : Oct. 29 Interdepartmental Committee on Printing and Processing
established. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2603.

7999: Oct. 31 Records and property of the Office of Administration of
the Census of Partial Employment, Unemployment, and Occupations,
established by E. O. 7711 of Sept. 22, 1937, transferred to the Commerce
Sec'y; from specified employees made eligible for transfer to appropri-
ate classified positions without regard to Civil Service Rules. Ill D. Fed.
Reg. 2603.

8000 : Nov. 1 * Boundaries of the Molokai Lighthouse Reservation,
Island of Molokai, T. H., redefined. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2615. •

* Has form of a proclamation.

8001 : Nov. 2 Certain described lands in Florida transferred from the
Agriculture Dept. to the Commerce Dept. and reserved as the Welaka
Fish Hatchery. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2633.

8002 : Nov. 7 Harry Pearl, architect in the War Dept., exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions until July 31, 1939.

8003: Nov. 10 Public Water Reserves 12, 24 and 114, Wyo., Ariz., and
Calif., diminished. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2679.

[673]

1938

8004: Nov. 11 Certain described lands in California reserved for use of
the Navy Dept.

8005: Nov. 12 Income and Profits tax returns after June 16, 1933, and
returns under Title IX of the Social Security Act of 1935, opened to in-
spection. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2679.

8006 : Nov. 14 Income and Profits tax returns opened to inspection to
the Special Joint Committee Investigating the Tennessee Valley Author-
ity, in D. Fed. Reg. 2680.

8007: Nov. 18 Civil Service Rules, Schedule A [pertaining to positions
excepted from examination], Subdivision VII on Post Office Dept., Para-
graph 6 amended to be applicable to certain temporary employees of
the Postal Service required for work during the holiday season from
Nov. 15, 1938, to Jan. 15, 1939. 1939 CSR 73; III D. Fed. Reg. 2733.

8008: Nov. 17 Name of Big Lake Reservation, Ark., changed to the
Big Lake Migratory Bird Refuge and enlarged. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2747.

8009: Nov. 18 Public Water Reserve No. 160, Calif., Idaho, Oreg. and
Wyo. established. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2755.

8010: Nov. 18 Reservoir Site Reserve No. 21, Cache Creek, Calif., es-
tablished, in D. Fed. Reg. 2756.

8011 : Nov. 19 Arthur H. Chase senior ordnance engineer in the Navy
Dept., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions for one year.

8012 : Nov. 25 Sarah William Reed made eligible for appointment to
a classified position in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service
Rules.

8013 : Nov. 25 Waubay Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, S. Dak., enlarged.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2783.

8014: Nov. 26 Certain described lands at the Circle, Hot Springs, Fort
St. Michael and Iditarod Military Reservations, Alaska placed under the
control of the Interior Sec'y for disposal. Ill Fed. Reg. 2800.

8015: Nov. 30 Boundaries of the Union Slough Migratory Waterfowl
Refuge, Iowa, redefined. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2821.

8016 : Dec. 1 Foreign Service Regulations, Chapter XI, amended as to
the negotiation of treaties; Chapter IX, Sections 1-7, Part I, cancelled.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2847.

8017: Dec. 2 E. O. 6672 of Apr. 7, 1934, withdrawing certain described
lands in Wyoming pending resurvey, revoked. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 2861.

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8018 : Dec. 2 Regulations governing payment of losses sustained by Fed-
eral employees abroad due to foreign currency appreciation amended.
Ill D. Fed. Beg. 2861.

8019: Dec. 2 George M. Lewis, employee in the Office of the Collector
of Taxes for the Government of the District of Columbia, exempted from
compulsory retirement provisions for one year.

8020: Dec. 2 Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for the War
Dept., for flood control purposes in connection with the Tanana River and
Chena Slough project.

8021 : Dec. 5 Certain described lands in Wyoming reserved as a lookout
station for the Medicine Bow National Forest, Mont. Ill Fed. Beg. 2883.

8022 : Dec. 6 Federal employees excused from duty Dec. 24 and 31,
1938. Ill D. Fed. Beg. 2883.

8023: Dec. 6 E. O. 4683 of July 4, 1927, withdrawing certain lands in
Alaska lands for townsite purposes, modified to permit entry on said
lands under the act of Mar. 3, 1891. Ill D. Fed. Beg. 2883.

8024: Dec. 9 Percy A. Baker, superintendent of buildings and grounds
at Ellis Island, N. Y., exempted from compulsory retirement provisions
until Dec. 31, 1939.

8025: Dec. 19 Floyd A. Mclllvaine, executive sec'y of the Panama
Canal, exempted from compulsory retirement provisions for one year.

8026: Dec. 23 Effective date of Section 4 of E. O. 6166 of June 10, 1939,
transferring certain disbursement functions to the Treasury Dept., de-
ferred until June 10, 1939, with respect to disbursement by U. S.
Marshals.

8027: Dec. 23 Appointments to certain executive and policy-forming po-
sitions in the Wage and Hour Division, Labor Dept., authorized without
regard to Civil Service Rules.

8028: Dec. 24 Title of Executive Director of National Youth Adminis-
tration changed to Administrator. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 3161.

8029: Dec. 27 Regulations governing documents required of aliens en-
tering the United States prescribed. Ill D. Fed. Reg. 3177.

): Dec. 29 Cochetopa National Forest, Colo., diminished and ex-
cluded lands transferred to the Rio Grande National Forest, N. Mex.
Ill D. Fed. Reg. 3187.

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