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Show 40 UNITED STATES OFFICERS. 5 U S CHINESE AND IMMIGRATION INSPECTORS. 415 Deseret News Annex. A W Paine, Inspector in Charge. U S GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. (.Reclamation Service.) 273-275 Commercial Club Bldg. George L Swendsen, Engineer. U S DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYORS FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH. Frank Anderson, Nephi P Anderson, George M Bacon, W H Blackburn, David H Blossom, John T Breckon, Chas P Brooks, Arthur H Brown, Richard H Browne, Heber K Burton, Lafayette G Burton, R E L Collier, W H Craigue, Mayhew H Dalley, James C Dick, Augustus D Ferron, Henry Fitzhugh, Robt L Fowler, John Glenn, Robert Gorlinski, Andrew P Hanson, W P Hardesty, Edgar F Harmston, Charles A Herman, Herbert T Hills, Robert A Holley, Hermon W Home, Alonzo E Hyde Jr., Adolphe Jessen, Edward B Jones, Harry S Joseph, Richard H Kello, Fred A Kelly, Curtis L Knight, Edward M LeProhon, Francis M Lyman Jr., Frederick Lyon, Isaac C Macfarlane, Thomas W Nevill, Milton L Oglesby, Samuel J Paul, James H Pitts, Charles W Reese, Thomas P Rigney, Frank T Roberts, Gustav Schulte, W B Searle, John W Sherwin, J Fewson Smith Jr., Arthur E Snow, G W Snow, Guy Sterling, Andrew J Stew¬art Jr., Vivian P Strange, Gerald B Street, Alfredo R Talamantes, Austin K Tiernan, Richard E Tilden, Elmer A Vail, J H Winwood, Rudolph J Young. U. S. DEPUTY SURVEYORS FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH. Nephi P Anderson, Howard J Benson, Alfred L Booth, Arthur H Brown, Fred M Brown, B F Clark, W H Clark, Robert E L Collier, William Dallas, Mayhew H Dalley, James C Dick, John W Dougall, Frederick C Ferron, Herman E Freudenthal, Andrew P Hanson, Ed¬ward Hanson, Edgar F Harmston, Harvey D Heist, Clarence S Jarvis, Washington Jenkips, Adolphe Jessen, Fred Johnson, Byron S Ker¬shaw, James M Lentz, William Lewman, Francis M Lyman Jr., John W McKim, James H Martineau, Hubert D Page, Harry Rager, Philip D Schoeber, Andrew J Stewart Jr., Andy J Stewart, John R Stewart, Scott P Stewart, Alonzo J Stookey, George C Swan, Alfredo R Tala¬mantes. Caleb Tanner, Austin K Tiernan, James F Trotter. U. S. ARMY. QUARTERMASTER'S DEPT. 411 24th st, Ogden. L A Humphrey. Agent. U. S. POSTOFFICE—RATES OF POSTAGE. 41 U. S. GAUGER'S OFFICE. 2486 Washington av, Ogden. F M Whipple, Gauger. UNITED STATES POSTOFFICE. Kiesel Blk., 2438-2444 Grant av. Office open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sundays from 10 to 11 a. m. Holidays from 9 to 10 a. m. Thomas H Davis, Postmaster; Rufus A Garner, Assistant Postmaster. Station "A," 203 Washington av, Wm A Shaw, Supt. RATES OF POSTAGE. First Class Matter—Letters; samples with prices noted thereon in writing; matter wholly or partly in writing; enclosed matter, two cents per ounce or fraction thereof; postal cards having anything at-tached or any writing or printing on the face other than the address; drop letters at non-letter carrier offices, one cent per ounce or frac¬tion thereof. Second Class—Newspapers and periodicals to regular subscribers, one cent per pound; transient newspapers, one cent for each four ounces or fraction thereof. Third Class—Printed matter in unsealed wrappers, corrected proof sheets, and manuscript copy accompanying the same, business and visiting cards, address tags and labels, printed maps, plans and charts, paper valentines, blue prints, lithographs, engravings, heliotypes, hektograph prints, lithographs and similar articles of print, one cent for every two ounces or fraction thereof. Seed, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions and plants are now sent at this rate, but subject to fourth class regulation. Fourth Class—Envelopes, blank bills, letter heads, blank and playing cards, paper sacks, wrapping paper with or without printing, and blanks of any kind, merchandise, samples, drawings, and other matter not included in the first, second or third classes, one cent per ounce or fraction thereof. Letters and packages may be registered for a fee of eight cents each in addition to postage. Re-forwarding—Letters may be re-forwarded without payment ot additional postage. Unmailable—Matter injurious to the mails, explosives, poisons or exhaling bad odor, or liable to decomposition, ardent, malt, vinous, spirituous or inflammable liquids. All matter is limited to four pounds, except single books and first and second class matter, which may weigh more. Whenever any packet of matter other than first class, offered for mailing to any address within the United States is sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or bears writing not permissable by law, it is subject to postage at letter or first class rates, and treated as a letter. Registered Matter—First, third, and second class matter may be registered at an expense of eight cents on each package, in addition to the proper postage. |
