3. In the Department of the Interior:

In the office of the Secretary: Superintendent of documents, clerk of

class 3 as custodian, clerk to sign land patents, and telephone

operator.

In the office of the Assistant Attorney-General: Law clerks--One at

$2,750 per annum, one at $2,500 per annum, one at $2,250 per annum, and

thirteen at $2,000 per annum.

In the Patent Office: Financial clerk, examiner of interferences, and

law clerk.

In the General Land Office: Two law clerks, two law examiners, clerk of

class 4 acting as receiving clerk, and ten principal examiners of land

claims and contests.

In the Bureau of Pensions: Assistant chief clerk, medical referee,

assistant medical referee, and law clerk.

In the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Principal bookkeeper.

In the office of Commissioner of Railroads: Railroad engineer.

In the Bureau of Education: Collector and compiler of statistics and

statistician.

In the Geological Survey: In permanent force--General assistant,

executive officer, photographer, twelve geologists, two paleontologists,

two chemists, chief geographer, three topographers, and three

geographers. In temporary force--Six paleontologists, eight geologists,

geographer, mechanician, and editor.

4. In the Department of War: Clerk for the General of the Army and clerk

for the retired General of the Army.

In the office of the Chief Signal Officer: Lithographer.

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