Fiscal Regulations Governing Employments in the FieldU.S. Government Printing Office, 1910 - 27 sider |
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197 Broadway 20 words 4th day account voucher Form administer oaths affidavit allowed ARTICLES DELIVERED authorized to administer Baggage transfer berth bills of lading Board and lodging Bureau of Fisheries Car fare Carolina certified Columbia Connecticut counted and charged coupon Dakota day of Jan Delaware DELIVERED OR SERVICES depot to hotel depot to house dictionary words Dollars Erasures expense accounts expense is incurred FISCAL REGULATIONS GOVERNING forwarded for settlement full amount government bills government requests Hastings Idaho Items suspended JOHN BROWN JOHN DOE John Smith Johnson Hotel jurat fee Justices of public Livery Louisiana Meals or lodging memorandum Notaries Justices officer or employee paid parlor car payee payment ployee rendered on Form requests for transportation Rhode Island serial number SERVICES PERFORMED shown sleeping car Sleeping-car steamboats Subvouchers showing supper July supplies telegrams telegraph identification cards Telephone message temporary labor Territory travel order Washington Woodward Hotel Wyoming York City
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Side 20 - It is hereby ordered that hereafter no officer, clerk, or employee in the executive service of the Government, who is also a notary public, shall charge or receive any compensation whatever for performing any notarial act for an officer, clerk, or employee of the Government in his official capacity, or in any matter in which the Government is interested, or for any person when, in the case of such person, the act is performed during...
Side 17 - All groups of letters, whether pronounceable or not, when such groups are not dictionary words and are not combinations of dictionary words, will in domestic messages be counted at the rate of five letters or fractions of five letters to the word.
Side 20 - Testimony in admiralty case after appeal.— In admiralty appeals no testimony shall be taken except under a commission issued from this court to a clerk of a United States court or a United States commissioner, by direction of the court, the circuit justice, or either circuit judge, qualified to sit on appeal in said case, after cause shown to such court, justice or judge, that such evidence is material and necessary, and could not by due diligence have been produced at the original hearing. Such...
Side 5 - Government, noting each item at the time the expense is incurred, together with the date.
Side 20 - ... if an incorporated or unincorporated company, the receipt should be in the company name, followed by the autograph signature of the officer (with his title) authorized to receive the money and receipt therefor.