1054 s1X1·Y-n1Grrr11 oouonnss. Sess. II. 011. aes. 1925. Third ¤1¤¤¤· Third lass-—$1 500 but less than $1 600 $1 100· $1 600 but less 1111111 $1,'?00, $1,200; ’$1,700, but less £11a1{ $11900; $1;30{;; $1,900, §¥‘11%“S1,"““i‘ $21%.°°’ $1%-%%; 5%%%* l$l2t700SSbt1taIlesi2llli)a)n $2%%* 2. thess an U 1 1 $1,700,; $$,,000, but less than $e;,s00;$$%){;sg0%2$g161600§g¤51501e§SJ1;1111 $4,200 $1 900- $4,200 but less t an 5 ‘ , S 11 GSS 1111111 $6,000, $2,100; $6,000, bl1t.1€SS than $*1,000, $2,200; $7,000, but Pf¤#1=°;;d t { th less than $8,000, $2,300: Promded, That when the gross postal eiaiiseiiexp recgipiiiires receipts of a post office of the third class for each of two consecutive "’”“‘““‘“'“““‘· calendar years are less than $1,500, or when in any calendar year the gross postal receipts are less than $1,400, it shall be relegated to the Clerk lgim med ¤¤ fourth class: Provided, That postmasters at offices of the third class s°l°”°S °` p°Stm°sms' shall be granted for clerk hire an allowance of $240 per annum where the salary of the postmaster is $1,100 per annum; an allowance of $330 per annum Where tléei salary of the pogtmasgzr 1s1$1,20(% pier · ll ance f 20 er annum w ere e sa ary o e
- $tg1l1 1; $$
- ,300 pgr annunrl); an allowance of $510 per annum
where the salary of the postmaster is $1 400 per annum; an allowance of $600 per annum where the salary ot the postmaster is $1,500 per annum; an allowance of $690 per annum where the salary of the postmaster is $1,600 er annum; an allowance of $780 per annum where the salary of the postmaster is $1,700 per annum; an allowance of $870 per annum where the salary of the postmaster is $1,800 per annum; an allowance of $960 per annum where the salary of the postmaster is $1,900 {ger annum; an allgwance of $1,050 per aiipum where the salary of the postmaster is 2,000 per annum; an a owce f 1 140 r annum where the salary of the postmaster is $21,1000pei an allowance of $1,400 per annum where the salary of the postmaster is $2,200 per annum; an allowance of $1,600 · per annum where the salary of the postméster is $2,300 per annum: vaur;?_e;¢g;§s_¤¤ mm Promded further, That- the Postmaster _ euera may modify these allowances for c erk h1re po mgetg warying needs, 2ut in no case h ll th be duced b suc mo i cation more than 5 per centum: Assr¤¤¤¤·¤1i¤¤i=¤<¤- lprsbvaleg hmilgver, Thzirt the aggregate of such allowangee, as medified, shall not exceed in any fiscal year the ?igg1`6g&t6 0 allowances h 'bed fo tmasters of the tlur class. c,_${g¤_{=,¤;,)¤§¢¤wv¤¤¤ eflglili lgllllirigitinces filrpiilerk hire made to postmasters of the first, L second, and third class post Silica; by £h1=ilPostmatslter Geperpl put oi the ann 1 a propriations 1ere or s a cover e cos officerica service cllfaall llcinds in such post offices, includmg_the cost of clerical Separating mus e1- labor in the money—order business, and excepting allowances for °°"‘°°‘ se aratin mails at third·class post offices, as provided by law, r¤111-e11¤1e1S. §`ourtheclass.—The compensation of postmasters of the fourth ,,,$,‘L ,'§,,,,?§§ class shall be fixed upon the basis o_f the Whole of the box rents °*°· collected at their offices and commissions upon the amount of canceled postage-due stamps and on postage stamps, stamped envelopes, ang postal cards canc?ed, on matter aptuallydmailed att their lqiiiiritsi n o th amount o newspaper an perm 103 pos age co ec ilu mosey, (dud on the postage collected in money on identical pieces P°°*¤¢°d“°·°“= of third and fourth class matter mailed under the mprovisions of the V°*·33· P-**0- Act of April 28, 1904, without postage stamps aihx , and on postage V°*·**·¤-58-* collected in mougy onfmigterlof the Qgigst cliips mailei under;} pro— visions of the ct o - pri 24, 1 , W1 iout pos age s amps aflixed and on amounts received from waste paper dead newspapers, printed matter, and twine sold, at the following rates, namely: l;*£g¤;=¤§_;uQ;SS¢d °¤ On the first $75 or less per quarter the postmaster siall be ° ° Y allowed 160 er centum on the amount; on the next $100 or less per P quarter, 85 per centum; and on all the balance, 75 per centum, the same to be ascertained and allowed by the General Accounting Oihce in the settlement of the accounts of such postmasters upon
