Division of scientific inquiry: Divisional correspondence re Mussels, tuna, pelagic fishes, west, coast fishes, 1917. Fishes, shellfishes, manuscripts and publications, 1928-29. Correspondence re development of markets for fish, 1917-1919. Manuscript and carbon copy of report of division of fishery industries, 1929. The Canning Trade, 1925-1927. Postal Guide, 1922 and 1930. Merchant Vessels of United States, 1929. Chemical Engineering Catalogue, 1919. General Schedule of Supplies, 1922. Miscellaneous charts of Pribilof Island seal rookeries issued by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey when under the Treasury Department, 1891 (obsolete). Cotton Oil Press, 1928-1929. Rand-McNally atlas, 1913 (mutilated). Oil, Paint, and Drug Reporter, 1922-1929. Supplements to the Code of the Laws of the United States Laws of Sixtyninth, Seventieth, and Seventy-first Congresses, 1925-1930 (obsolete). Science, July 1, 1898 to October 17, 1902. American Fertilizer, 1921-1923. Surplus copies of H. R. 16571 and S. 3434, 1924. Surplus copies of H. R. 9528, hearings before Committee on Merchant Washington office: BUREAU OF MINES Letters requesting publications and published information, to which no reply, other than the sending of publications, was necessary. Calendar year 1930. Requests for publications and miscellaneous information, to which reply was made. Calendar year 1926. Vouchers, fiscal year 1922. Copies of disbursing officers' abstracts, financial statements, etc., fiscal years 1918 to 1922, inclusive. Letters from coal associations, coal operators, and retail coal dealers, relative to general survey of conditions in the coal industry, from January, 1928, to August, 1930. Information superseded by report published in different form and letters no longer needed in conduct of current business. Questionnaires and correspondence on gypsum statistics, November, 1918. Monthly refinery reports, calendar year, 1924. Routine inconsequential correspondence relating to accident statistics, dating from 1922 to 1929, carefully sorted from useful material. Cards containing information on inspection of explosives magazines, and records of convictions of violations of explosives act; calendar years 1918 to 1920, inclusive. Government fuel yards: Stowage tickets, original and duplicate, July 1, 1926, to June 30, 1930, inclusive. Coal tickets, original, fiscal years 1928 to 1930, inclusive. Freight cards, fiscal years 1924 to 1929, inclusive. Car records, fiscal years 1928 and 1929. Arrival notices, fiscal years 1928 to 1930, inclusive. Coal tickets, duplicate, fiscal years 1929 and 1930. Orders for miscellaneous supplies, fiscal years 1927 to 1929, inclusive. Pittsburgh Experiment Station: General and routine administrative correspondence, fiscal years 1925 to 1928, inclusive. Seattle, Wash., Experiment Station: General and routine administrative correspondence, fiscal years 1923 to 1926, inclusive. Reno, Nev., Experiment Station: Correspondence on analyses of ore samples, calendar years 1922 to 1925, inclusive. Routine administrative correspondence, calendar years 1921 to 1926, inclusive. Berkeley, Calif., experiment station: General and routine administrative correspondence; fiscal years 1923 to 1925, inclusive. New Brunswick, N. J., experiment station: General and routine administrative correspondence; calendar years 1923 to 1926, inclusive. Copies of cards containing bibliography on potash, 1928 and previous, published in bulletin form. Package No. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 1. Applications for leave of absence of Coast and Geodetic Survey personnel, 1911, 1922-1928. 2. Appropriation estimates of Coast and Geodetic Survey for fiscal years 1919-1928. 3. Clothing and small stores reports, 1924-1927. 4. Coast and Geodetic Survey printed regulations, 1925 edition. 5. Copies of requests on Civil Service Commission for certificates of eligibles for filling positions in Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1912-1920, 1922-1927. Correspondence: 14. Administrative, with chiefs of parties, 1921-1924. Administrative, with Government departments, 1906-1911. Disbursing agent, with chiefs of Coast and Geodetic Survey parties and With Coast and Geodetic Survey observatories, 1900-1925. With the public regarding information and publications, 1899-1925. With the public relative to digests of Coast and Geodetic Survey 15. Daily reports of absences of employees, 1924 and 1925. 16. Efficiency ratings and reports of employees, office copies, 1909-1911; 1913 1917; 1920, 1922-1924. 17. Instructions and orders to Coast and Geodetic Survey personnel, office copies, 1909-1918. 18. Memorandum conduct book and small stores account book, Coast and Geodetic Survey ship Sialia, 1919. 19. Memorandum reports from personnel section to mail room regarding change in personnel, 1928-1930. 20. Monthly reports from Coast and Geodetic Survey to Secretary of Commerce, 1915-1917. 21. Office computations relating to deep-sea soundings, 1857-1870. 22. Receipts for postage stamps, 1928-1930. 23. Registered and insured mail receipts, 1928-1930. 24. Sanitary reports concerning Coast and Geodetic Survey buildings, 1914 and 1924. 25. Tardy reports, 1926-27. 26. Vouchers for postage stamps, 1928-1930. 27. Vouchers for car tokens issued during 1930. 28. Watchmen's inspection reports, 1930. 29. Watchmen's attendance records, 1924-1926. 30. Overtime reports of individual employees, 1926, 1927, and 1928. 31. Personnel information sheets, 1905-1920. STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE Office of the supervising inspector general: Triplicate copies personal expense accounts for fiscal years 1928 and 1929. Pay rolls, year ended June 30, 1928. Classifications of expenditures in personal expense accounts, for year 1930. Daily memorandum of transactions, year ended June 30, 1930. Reports of examinations for color blindness, year ended June 30, 1930. Reports of circular letters received, year ended June 30, 1930. Record cards of transportation requests, fiscal years 1917–1920. All copies of the following-described records to June 30, 1928- Subvoucher receipt. Classification of expenditures in personal expense accounts. Special report of moneys received for additional traveling expenses. Record of expendable property. Return of supplies. Return of public property. Daily memorandum of transactions. Report of circular letters received. Request for authority to make expenditures. Requisition for supplies. Requisition for printed stationery. Letters of authority to make expenditures. Notice of suspension of account. Unimportant correspondence, such as requests for publications. All copies of the following-described records to June 30, 1926 Application to supervising inspector for towing, oyster, and fishing steamer to carry persons other than crew. Affidavit of master or owner of towing, oyster, or fishing steamer that life preservers are on board. Supervising inspector's permit to towing, oyster, and fishing steamer to carry persons other than crew. Supervising inspector's permit exempting river steamers from carrying metallic lifeboat. Office of local inspectors, San Francisco, Calif.: All papers in vessel files for fiscal years 1923-1926, except certificates of inspection, book reports of inspections, and all records relating to boilers. Examination papers in license files except those in connection with the last issued grade of license. All copies of the following-described records for fiscal years 1925-1928- Subvoucher receipt. Special report of moneys received for additional traveling expenses. Annual statement of vessels inspected. Record of nonexpendable property. Record of expendable property. Return of supplies. Return of public property. Local inspectors' annual tabular statement. Daily memorandum of transactions. Report of life preservers examined. Report of circular letters received. Request for authority to make expenditures. Requisition for supplies. Requisition for printed stationery. Letters of authority to make expenditures. Office of local inspectors, San Francisco, Calif.—Continued. All copies of the following-described records to June 30, 1928Annual reports, including reports of inspections of hulls of vessels and boilers owned by the United States Government, and reports of inspection of new lifeboats at factories. Unimportant correspondence, such as requests for publications. Office of local inspectors, Honolulu, Hawaii: All papers in vessel files for the year ended June 30, 1926, except certificates of inspection, book reports of inspection, and all records relating to boilers. All copies of the following-described records for the year ended June 30, 1928 Voucher for purchases, and services other than personal. Subvoucher receipt. Classification of expenditures in personal expense accounts. Special report of moneys received for additional traveling expenses. Annual statement of vessels inspected. Record of nonexpendable property. Record of expendable property. Return of supplies. Return of public property. Local inspectors' annual tabular statement. Daily memorandum of transactions. Report of life preservers examined. Report of circular letters received. Request for authority to make expenditures. Requisition for supplies. Requisition for printed stationery. Annual reports, including reports of inspections of hulls of vessels and boilers owned by the United States Government, and reports of inspection of new lifeboats at factories. Unimportant correspondence, such as requests for publications. Office of local inspectors, Los Angeles, Calif.: All papers in vessel files for the year ended June 30, 1926, except certificates of inspection, book reports of inspection and all records relating to boilers. All copies of the following-described records for the year ended June 30, 1928 Voucher for purchases, and services other than personal. Subvoucher receipt. Classification of expenditures in personal expense accounts. Special report of moneys received for additional traveling expenses. Annual statement of vessels inspected. Record of nonexpendable property. Record of expendable property. Return of supplies. Return of public property. Local Inspectors' annual tabular statement. Daily memorandum of transactions. Report of life preservers examined. Report of circular letters received. Request for authority to make expenditures. Requisition for supplies. Requisition for printed stationery. Annual reports, including reports of inspections of hulls of vessels and boilers owned by the United States Government, and reports of inspection of new lifeboats at factories. Unimportant correspondence, such as requests for publications. Office of local inspectors, Portland, Oreg.: All papers in vessel files for the year ended June 30, 1926, except certificates of inspection, book reports of inspection, and all records relating to boilers. Examination papers in license files except those in connection with the last issued grade of license. All copies of the following-described records for the year ended June 30, 1928 Voucher for purchases, and services other than personal. Subvoucher receipt. Classification of expenditures in personal expense accounts. Special report of moneys received for additional traveling expenses. Annual statement of vessels inspected. Record of nonexpendable property. Return of supplies. Return of public property. Local inspectors' annual tabular statement. Daily memorandum of transactions. Report of life preservers examined. Report of circular letters received. Request for authority to make expenditures. Requisition for supplies. Requisition for printed stationery. Letters of authority to make expenditures. Notice of suspension of account. Annual reports, including reports of inspection of hulls of vessels and boilers owned by the United States Government, and reports of inspection of new lifeboats at factories. Unimportant correspondence, such as requests for publications. Office of supervising inspector, New York, N. Y.: All copies of the following-described records for the year ended June 30, 1928 Annual statement of officers licensed. Annual statement of vessels inspected. Return of supplies. Return of public property. Reports of inspections of hulls of vessels and boilers owned by the Daily memorandum of transactions. Application to supervising inspector for towing, oyster, and fishing steamer to carry persons other than crew. Affidavit of master or owner of towing, oyster, or fishing steamer that life preservers are on board. Supervising inspector's permit to towing, oyster, and fishing steamer to carry persons other than crew. All copies of the following-described records for all fiscal years up to and including June 30, 1928 Voucher for purchases, and services other than personal. Request for authority to make expenditures. Requisition for supplies. Requisition for printed stationery. Unimportant correspondence, such as requests for publications. Office of local inspectors, New York, N. Y.: All papers in vessel files for the year ended June 30, 1926, except certificates of inspection, book reports of inspection, and all records relating to boilers. Vessel files commencing with 1911 up to and including 1920 except the first inspection of the vessel, blue prints, boiler makers' affidavits, and record of tests which are in the initial vessel file. Examination papers in license files except those in connection with the last issued grade of license. All copies of the following-described records for the year ended June 30, 1928 Voucher for purchases, and services other than personal. Annual statement of vessels inspected. |