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311. Pay, Army. Estimate of appropriation for reimbursement of travel expenses of army and navy officers in service with Light-House Board.

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Date:: [February 1907]

312. Reports of Department, 1906.

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Date:: [February 1907]

313. Reports of Department, 1906.

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Date:: [February 1907]

314. Shipping. Licensed officers of vessels.

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Date:: [February 1907]

315. South Carolina. Response to inquiry, statement as to introduction of foreign laborers by South Carolina, and opinion of solicitor of Department.

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Date:: [February 1907]

316. Annual report of Secretary, [fiscal year] 1907.

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Date:: 1907

317. Coal. Report showing coal purchased by Department during 1906.

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Date:: [January 1907]

318. Lighthouse tenders. Estimate of appropriation for tender for 7th light-house district.

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Date:: [January 1907]

319. Mail. Record of mail entered at Washington post-office by Department underpenalty provision, July-Dec. 1906.

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Publisher:: Commerce and Labor Department
Date:: [January 1907]

320. Manifests. Detailed information not required to be furnished in manifests in cases of diplomatic and consular officers and other officials duly accredited by their Governments, together with their suites, coming to United States or in transit.

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Publisher:: Commerce and Labor Department
Date:: [January 1907]

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