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Congressional Record-House. 3201 1902. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE. 3201 George H. Terrell, of Texas, to be second lieutenant, March 18, of Nassau and State of New York, in place of Fred A. Wright. 1902. vice Cassells, promoted. Incumbent's commission expired March 9, 1902. William· Scott Wood, of Virginia, to be second lieutenant, March Joseph Ogle, to be postmaster at Greenport, in the county of 1902, vice Wilbur, promoted. Suffolk and State of New York, in place of Joseph Ogle. Incum­ bent's commission expired March 9, 1902. CONSULS. Ada Hunter, to be postmaster at Kinston, in the county of Hugo Muench, of Missouri, to be consul of the United States Lenoir and State of North Carolina, in place of Ada Hunter. """at Zittau, Saxony, vice Francis B. Gessner, removed. Incumbent's commission expired March 9, 1902. William E. Alger, of Massachusetts, to be consul of the United John H. Tripp, to be postmaster at CarrolltOn, in the county of States at Puerto Cortez, Honduras, to fill an original vacancy. Carroll and State of Ohio, in place of Fred W. McCoy. Incum­ bent s commission expired February 16, 1902. PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY. Martin L. Miller. to be postmaster at Steubenville, in the county Lieut. Harold P. Norton, to be a lieutenant-commander in the of Jefferson and State of Ohio, in place of Martin L. Miller. Navy, from the 26th day of October, 1901, vice Lieut. Commander Incumbent's commission expired March 16, 1902. Chauncey Thomas, promoted. John F. Keller, to be postmaster at Romney, in the county of Lieut. Frank M. Bennett, to be a lieutenant-commander in the Hampshire and State of West Virginia, in place of :Mary Gibson. Navy, from the 28th day of December, 1901, vice Lieut. Com­ Incumbent's commission expired February 18, 1902. mander John E. Roller, promoted. Charles W. Adams, to be postmaster at Gillett, in the cotmty Commander John D. Ford, to be a captain in the Navy, from of Teller and State of Colorado, in place of Maynard Gunsul, the 5th day of March, 1902, vice Capt. John F. Merry, retired. resigned. Commander Charles R. Rcelker, to be a captain in the Navy, JosephA. Shriver, to be postmaster at Manchester, in the county from the 5th day of March, 1902, vice Capt. John D. Ford, an ad­ of Adams and State of Ohio, in place of Wesley B. Lang, removed. ditional number in grade. Arthur C. Cogswell, to be postmaster at Burke, in the county Lieut. Commander Asher C. Baker, to be a commander in the of Shoshone and State of Idaho. Office became Presidential Oc­ Navy, from the 5th day of March, 1902, vice Commander Lucien tober 1, 1901. Young, an additional number in grade. Charles W. Nugen, to be postmaster at Kimball, in the county Lieut. Commander William H. H. Southerland, to be a com­ of Brule and State of South Dakota. Office became Presidential mander in the Navy, from the 5th day of March, 1902, vice Com­ January 1, 1902. mander Charles R. Roelker, promoted. Charles H. Jones, to be postmaster at Arlington, in the county Lieut. Thomas Snowden, to be a lieutenant-commander in the of Snohomish and State of Washington. Office became Presi­ Navy from the 5th day of March, 1902, vice Lieut. Commander dential January 1, 1902. Lucien Young, promoted. Lieut. Commander Charles E. Fox, to be a commander in the CONFIRMATIONS. Navy, from the 16th day of March, 1902, vice Commander Fred­ Executive nominations confirrned by the Senate March 24, 1902. elick M. Symonds, promoted. CONSUL. POSTMASTERS. Hugo Muench, of Missouri, to be consul of the United States at Margaret Miller, to be postmaster at Tuscaloosa, in the county Zittau, Saxony. of Tuscaloosa and State of Alabama, in place of Margaret Miller. POSTMASTERS. Incumbent's commission expires March 31, 1902. John M. Mull, to be postmaster at Morganton, in the county of Jacob M. Alexander, to be postmaster at Dawson, in the county Burke and State of North Carolina. of Terrell and State of Georgia, in place of Jacob M. Alexander. Benjamin F. Martin, to he postmaste1: at Marblehead, in the Incumbent's commission expired March 21, 1902. county of Essex and State of Massachusetts. De Witt C. Cole, to be postmaster at Marietta, in the county of Isaac A. M"acurda, to be postmaster at Wiscasset, in the county Cobb and State of Georgia, in place of De Witt C. Cole. Incum- of Lincoln and State of Maine. bent's commission expired March 9, 1902. William F. Darby, to be postmaster at North Adams, in the James Bromilow, to be postmaster at Chillicothe, in the county county of Berkshire and State of Massachusetts. of Peoria and State of Illinois, in place of James Bromilow. In­ Allison H. Fleming, to be postmaster at Fairmont, in the county cumbent's commission expired February 23, 1902. - · of Ma1ion and State of West Virginia. James R. Morgan, to be postmaster at Maroa, in the county - H. A. Darnall, to be postmaster at Buckhannon, in the cotmty of Macon and State of Illinois, in place of James R. Morgan. In­ of Upshur and State of West Virginia. cumbent's commission exp\red February 18, 1902. Abram P. Funkhouser, to be postmaster at Hanisonburg, in Milton A. Ewing, to be pOStmaster at Neoga, in the county of the county of Rockingham and State of Virginia. Cumberland and State of Illinois, in place of Milton A. Ewing. James M. Leverett, to be postmaster at Winona, in the county Incumbent's commission expired January 10, 1902. of Montgomery and State of Mississippi. Watson D. Morlan, to be· postmaster at Walnut, in the county L. S. Calfee, to be postmaster at Pulaski City, in the county of of Bureau and State of illinois, in place of Watson D. Morlan. Pulaski and State of Virginia. Incumbent's commission expired March 16, 1902. Fred C. Furth, to be postmaster at Pine Bluff, in the county of · James M. Hundley, to be postmaster at Summitville, in the Jefferson and State of Arkansas. county' of Madison and State of Indiana, in place of James M. J. G. Walser, to be postmaster at Lexington, in the county ot Hundley. Incumbent's commissi9n expired January 10, 1902. Davidson and State of North Carolina. John MeL. Dorchester, to be postmaster at Pauls Valley, in the Jerry P. Wellman, to be postmaster at Keene, in the county of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, in place of John MeL; Dor­ Cheshire and State of New Hampshire. chester. Incumbent's commission expired February 25, 1902. · LeWis B. Krook, to be postmaster at New Ulri:l, in the county of Brown and State of Minnesota, in pla-ce of John H. W edden­ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. dorf. Incumbent's commission expired March 4, 1902. MONDAY, March 24, 1902. Leonard M. Sellers, to be postmaster at Cedar Springs, in the county of Kent and State of Michigan, in place of Leonard M. The House met at 12.o'clock m. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Sellers. Incumbent's commission expired March 9, 1902. HENRY N. COUDEN, D. D. · Oscar J. R. Hanna, to be postmaster at Ja.ckson, in the county The Journal of the proceedings of Saturday last was read and of Jackson and State of Michigan, in place of Henry E. Edwards. approved. ·Incumbent's commission expired January 21, 1902. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. ·Sarah K. Travis, to be postmaster at Magnolia, in the county By unanimous consent, leave of absence was granted as follows: of Pike and State of Mississippi, in place of Sarah K. Travis. In­ To Mr. FosTER of Vermont, for four days, on account of a cumbent's commission expired January 12, 1902. funeral in his city. Samuel J. Kleinschmidt, to be postmaster at Higginsville in To Mr. SMITH of Illinois, for five days, on account of important the county of Lafayette and State of Missouri, in place of Samuel J. business. Kleinschmidt. Incumbent's commission expired March 22, 1902. To Mr. YouNG, for one week, on account of sickness in his Horace M. Wells, to be postmaster at Crete, in the county of family. Saline and Stat~ of Nebraska, in the place of Horace M. Wells. EAST WAS~GTON HEIGHTS TRACTION RAILROAD. Incumbent's commission expired March 16, 1902. Mr. MUDD. Mr. Speaker, this being, under the rules, the day Josiah Ketcham, to be postmaster at Belvidere, in the county appointed for the consideration of business from the Committee of Warren and State of New Jersey, in place of Josiah Ketcham. on the District of Columbia, I call up, on behalf of that commit­ Incumbent's ·commission expired Mru·ch 9, 1902. tee, the bill (H. R. 12086) to extend the time for the construction r Fred A. Wright, to be postmaster at Glen Cove, in the county of the East Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company. XX.XV-201 3202 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE. M.AROH 24,- The bill was read, as follows: Columbia claimed by the propo ed beneficiary of the bill. I will Be it enacted, etc., That the time within which the Ea. t Washington only say further about the bill that it is one of a cla as to which Heights Traction Railroad Company is required to complete and put in oper­ y. ation its railway be, and the same is hereby,extended for the term of twelve the committees of both Houses haYe adopted a settled poll months from the 1 th day of June, 1902. The course proposed to be pursued in reference to it is approved SEc. 2. That Congress reserve the right to a.lter, amend, m· repeal this by the Commis ioners of the District of Columbia and the office net.
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