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1 July, '03, with pay at the rate of $40. a month.
The Board has also asked the appointment of Mr. Fred J. Booth, pending selection from an eligible list. If you desire to continue the services of Mr. Booth it will be necessary for you to examine him and send his name on an eligible list as laborer, giving him due weight for experience, before he can receive a regular appointment, as the salary of the position is in excess of $300. a year, although the duties of the position do not occupy all the time and attention of the appointee. The Department will not consider the fact stated in your letter, that the pay is not for personal salary only.
Respectfully,
Captain, U. S. N., Naval Secretary.
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June 10, 1901
M.M.B.
4 June, 1901
1053.
1 Inclosure.
Commander W. P. Day, U. S. N.,
Inspector 13th L. H. District,
Sir:
Inclosed the Board sends you a copy of a letter from Mr. John Anderson of Toledo, Oregon, asking permission to land his fish boat at a convenient place inside of the light-house reservation at Yaquina Head, Oreg.
The Board requests you to confer with the Engineer of the 13th Light-House District, and with him make a joint report and recommendation in the matter.
Respectfully, (illegible) Captain, U. S. N.,
Naval Secretary.
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M.M.B.
June 27, 1901
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD
Washington, 21 June, 1901.
1053.
Commander W. P. Day, U. S. N.,
Inspector 13th L. H. District,
Sir:
Referring to your joint report of 11 June, 1901, and previous correspondence, the Board states that it find itself unable to permit Mr. John Anderson to land his fish boat on the light-house reservation at Yaquina Head, Oreg.
Respectfully, (illegible) Captain, U. S. N.,
Naval Secretary.