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51. Hill, E. J. Report amending S. 5035, granting cumulative annual leave of absence to storekeepers, gaugers, and storekeeper-gaugers, [illeg] pay.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: June 16, 1910

52. Cullop, W. A. Views of minority on H. R. 582, for investigation of offices of surveyor of customs and assistant treasurer at St. Louis, Mo.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: May 9, 1910

53. Hill, E. J. Report submitting H. 25503, to provide punishment for falsification of accounts and making of false reports by persons in employ of United States, as substitute for H. R. 582.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: May 6, 1910

54. Hill, E. J. Report amending by substitute H. R. 480, calling for information relative to frauds in Customs Service.

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Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: Apr. 14, 1910

55. Cullop, W. A. Report submitting H. 18813, to amend act of Aug. 28, 1894 [so as to allow storekeepers, etc., their expenses incurred in traveling to and from assignments and compensation for time consumed in traveling], as substitute for H. 13443.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: Jan. 20, 1910

56. Goebel, H. P. Report favoring H. 18586, amending sec. 246 and 247, Revised statutes [so that Secretary of Treasury may delegate certain authority to clerk in his office regarding signing of warrants, etc.].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: Jan. 20, 1910

57. Hill, E. J. Report favoring H. R. 188, calling for information as to what action was taken through Revenue-Cutter Service to discover whereabouts of seagoing yacht of John J. Astor in 1909.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: Jan. 5, 1910

58. Hearing [Jan. 15, 1910] on H. 13443 and 16212, limiting compensation of storekeepers, storekeeper-gaugers, and gaugers [and allowing storekeepers, etc., their expenses incurred in traveling to and from assignments and compensation for time consumed in traveling].

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Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: 1910

59. Hearing [Jan. 15, 1910] on H. 13443 and 16212, with slight changes.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: [1910.]

60. Hearing on H. R. 582, for investigation of offices of surveyor of customs and assistant treasurer at St. Louis, Mo., statements of D. W. Shackleford [and others] Apr. 21 [and 27], 1910.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Expenditures in Treasury Department Committee
Date:: 1910

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