10.
213
for the
for an officer to get a hauve for
amount allowed him, ubwo he
unmarried, and lives in a mese
with several othe
10.
this
year
A new Officer appears in this Department. The
Surveyor General has represented to
ine that, in view of the very large
anne
of money
to deal, it is
with which he has
acssary
that some one,
above all suspicion, should make
the calculations of work
measurement. Ja
work done.
by
ment. Taking
the vaca
vacancy
caused
advantage of by the death
of
of one of the Clerks of Norks,, tex Price has convinced me that it is
expectient that a Quantity Surveyer should, in time, replace the
Center
present (leites of Works, The Officon
should be
a vna IV-
of the strictest. integrity, and Dam informed it is
not thought possible to scoure such
an
officer for a salary less than $3,360, that appearing in the r Eternales. Request will be inade
piv
is a subsequent despatch for the
of this officer.
selection
M.
Wr Cooper; the Sanitary
Surveyor