Official Opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States, Advising the President and Heads of Departments, in Relation to Their Official DutiesW.H. & O.H. Morrison, 1900 - Administrative law |
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... ment , except for personal services , and except when the public exigencies require the immediate delivery of the arti- cles or performance of the service . The amendatory acts do not modify this requirement , but simply provide a mode ...
... ment , except for personal services , and except when the public exigencies require the immediate delivery of the arti- cles or performance of the service . The amendatory acts do not modify this requirement , but simply provide a mode ...
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... ment , were transferred and merged into it , viz : Volunteer rolls , prisoners of war , death and disability , and discontinued commissions . The volunteer pension branch thus consti- tuted continued in existence for some time and until ...
... ment , were transferred and merged into it , viz : Volunteer rolls , prisoners of war , death and disability , and discontinued commissions . The volunteer pension branch thus consti- tuted continued in existence for some time and until ...
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... ment , Washington , D. C. , party of the second part , witness- eth , that whereas letters patent of the United States for an improvement in breech - loading ordnance will be granted to the party of the first part , dated February 9 ...
... ment , Washington , D. C. , party of the second part , witness- eth , that whereas letters patent of the United States for an improvement in breech - loading ordnance will be granted to the party of the first part , dated February 9 ...
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... ment to a company which proposed to lay a cable from the shores of France to the United States . One of the provi- sions of this concession gave to the company for a long period the exclusive right of telegraphic communication by ...
... ment to a company which proposed to lay a cable from the shores of France to the United States . One of the provi- sions of this concession gave to the company for a long period the exclusive right of telegraphic communication by ...
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... ment for laying and maintaining submarine cables between France , North America , and the Antilles , to which the Gov- ernment of France was a party , and suggested that the French minister be officially informed as to the policy of the ...
... ment for laying and maintaining submarine cables between France , North America , and the Antilles , to which the Gov- ernment of France was a party , and suggested that the French minister be officially informed as to the policy of the ...
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