· CCxlV INDEX. POllt Office Department-Continued. Pap. appropriation for expenses under Fourth Assistant Postmaster GeneraL __________________ 191,1054 for stationeryA etc.; supplies for Postal Savings ~ystem ____________ 191,1054 for miscellaneous office supplies, etc__ 191, 1054 for post route and rural delivery maps; sales,etc __________________ 192,1054 for equipment and furniture for post office quarters _____________ 192. 1054 for twine and tying devices ______ 192,1054 for shipment of sup,Plies _________ 192, 1054 for canceling machmes, etc______ 192,1054 for labor saving devices, etc______ 192, 1054 traveling mechanicians _______ 192, 1054 for mail bags, locks, keys, etc.; equipment shops expenses, labor, etc____________________ .. __ 192, 1054 distinctivt) equipments, depart- ments, for Alaska, etc ______ 192, 1055 for star routes, except in Alaska__ 192, 1055 for Rural Delivery Service ______ 192, 1055 for tl'avel and miscellaneous, Fourth Assistant POBtmaster General__ _ 192, 1055 for supplying deficiencies_ _ _ __ __ 192, 1055 civilian field employees of executive departments to be paid adjusted compensation________________ _ quarters, Bubsistence, etc., to be furnished civilians of depart- ments, etc., in field service, from appropriations for 1929 _______ _ travel expenses of civilians of de- partments, etc., authorized, when transferred from one official sta- 193 193 tion to another_______________ 1055 limitation on automobile upkeep, etc_______________________ 193,1055 deficiency appropriation for postal service____ 26,43,45,50,909,936,938, 1611, 1620, 1622, 1650, 167~ 1674 for W. F . Morgareidge, 1088 of postage stamps______________________ 27 for judgments, Courtof Claims under _ 932 fordamagesclaims ____________ 1611,1649 for salaries, office of Second Assistant Postmaster General___________ 1611 for contingent expenses__ _ ______ ____ 1620 for Washington City post office, elevator installation __________ _ for field service __________________ _ for salaries, 1929, postal service __ _ submission to Congress discontinued, of report of property inventor- ies, etc ____________________ _ claims of postmasters for losses _____ _ unusual conditions _______________ _ cost of franked mail_______________ _ finances for preceding year_________ _ contingent expenses ______________ _ cost of connecting telegraph and tel- 1649 1650 1686 990 990 990 990 990 990 ephone syskm__ _ ___ __ ________ 990 POllt Ojfice Depat~ment Buildingll, D. C., appropriation t'or care, etc., oL _____ 186, 1049 P08t Office impectorll, appropriation for Chief Inspector, and DepartmentofficepersonneL 181,1049 for salaries ____________________ 188, 1051 for traveling expenses __________ 188, 1051 forexpenBes,divisionheadquarters_ 188, 1051 for clerksat division beadquarters_ 188, 1051 POll' Office Inllpector-Continued. p.... appropriation for rewards, etc.; rates limited _____ _______ ____ __ _ 188. 1051 for securing information, etc _____ 189,1051 deficiency appropriation for rewards, etc_________________________ 26,909 for traveling expenses_ _ _ _ ____ ___ __ 910 Post Offices, appropriation for postmasters_ _ __ __ 189, 1051 for rent, light, etc., to fourth class ___ 1051 for assistant postmasters, first and second class _______________ 189, 1051 for clerks and employees, first and second clasa _______________ 189,1051 for watchmen, messengers, etc_______ 189 for contract station clerks _______ 189,1051 for sTarmstroBot (talk)tTarmstroBot (talk)_TarmstroBot (talk),_~~i~~_TarmstroBot (talk)!TarmstroBot (talk)9, 1051 for unusual conditions __________ 189,1051 for clerical services, third class ____ 189, 1051 for rent, light and fuel for first, second, and third class_________ _ 189, 1051 for miscellaneous items, first and second class ________ . __ _ _ _ _ 189,1051 for city delivery carriers ________ 189, 1052 deficiency appropriation for postmasters. 26, 45,50,910,936,1620,1650,1672 for clerks, contractstations_____ 43,50,936 for rent, light, and fueL __________ 43,45, 50,936,1620,1672 for city delivery ____________ 50, 936, 1620 for clerks, first and second class___ 50, 1620, 1673 for clerks, third class. _ _ ____ _ ____ __ 50 for miscellaneous items first and sccondclass_______ 50,936,1620,1672 for separating mails_ _____ ____ ___ __ 50 for assistant postmasters ________ 936,1620 for messenger service___________ 936,1620 for unusual conditions __________ 936,1673 for temporary, etc., clerkhire __ 1611,1620 for equipment and supplies_ _ _ ______ 1620 revenue stamps to be kept for sale at, in cities of over 25,000 inhabit- ants_________________________ 867 bond and accountability of postmas- ters for______________________ 868 monthly returns of coUections 'i;o be made to the Treasury _ _ _ __ ____ 868 Post Route, etc., Maps, appropriation for preparing, etc.; sales_ 192, 1054 POlltal Carda, appropriation for manufacture, etc___ 191, 1053 P08tal Congr638, Universal, London, appropriation for expenses of dele- Postal oleTarmstroBot (talk)------ --- ------ -------- 191 poisonst poisonous animals, explosives, aisease germs, etc., nonmailabie_ 1072 transmission permitted of articles not outwardly dangerous to life, etc_ 1072 limitation on shipments from manu- facturers to licensed physicians, etc______________ ~__________ 1072 intoxicating liquors nonmailable_ ___ 1072 punishment for unauthorized mail- ing, etc., of prohibited articles_ _ 1072 mailing articles with injurious in- tent________________________ 1072 Postal Savings SY8tem, appropriation for supplies; bond ex- penses ___ . . ______ _______ __ 191,1054
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