DISTRICT No. 28 All that part of the State of Washington lying west of meridian 120 except the counties of Klickitat, Skamania, Clarke, Cowlitz and Wahkiakum and the townships in the county of Pacific bordering on the Columbia River in the State of Washington. DISTRICT No. 29 All that part of the State of Oregon lying south of parallel 44 and also that part lying west of meridian 120; the counties of Klickitat, Skamania, Clarke, Cowlitz and Wahkiakum and the townships in the county of Pacific bordering on the Columbia River in the State of Washington. DISTRICT No. 30 That part of the State of Nevada lying west of meridian 117; that part of the State of California lying north of the counties of San Luis Obispo, Kern and San Bernardino, and west of meridian 117. DISTRICT NO. 31 That part of the State of Arizona lying west of meridian 114; that part of the State of Nevada lying south of parallel 37; and that part of the State of California lying east of meridian 117 and south of the counties of Inyo, Tulare, Kings and Monterey. DISTRICT No. 32 The territory of Alaska. DISTRICT No. 33 The territory of Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. DISTRICT No. 34 The territory of Hawaii. DISTRICT No. 35 That part of the State of Louisiana lying west of meridian 93 and south of parallel 32; and that part of the State of Texas lying south and east of the counties of Panola, Rusk, Cherokee, Houston, Madison, Grimes, Waller, Austin, Colorado, Lavaca, De Witt, Goliad, Bee, Live Oak, Jim Wells and north of the county of Kleberg. CHINESE OFFICE (Chinese matters only) New York and New Jersey. APPENDIX I OUTLINE OF ORGANIZATION EXPLANATORY NOTE The Outlines of Organization in this series of monographs have for their purpose to make known in detail the organization and personnel possessed by the several services of the national government to which they relate. They have been prepared in accordance with the plan followed by the President's Commission on Economy and Efficiency in the preparation of its outlines of the organization of the United States government.' They differ from those outlines, however, in that whereas the Commission's report showed only organization units, the presentation herein has been carried far enough to show the personnel embraced in each organization unit. These outlines are of value not merely as an effective means of making known the organization of the several services. If kept revised to date by the services, they constitute exceedingly important tools of administration. They permit the directing personnel to see at a glance the organization and personnel at their disposition. They establish definitely the line of administrative authority and enable each employee to know his place in the system. They furnish the essential basis for making plans for determining costs by organization division and subdivision. They afford the data for a consideration of the problem of classifying and standardizing personnel and compensation. Collectively, they make it possible to determine the number and location of organization divisions of any particular kind, as, for example, laboratories, libraries, blue-print rooms, or any other kind of plant possessed by the national government, to what services they are attached and where they are located, or to determine what services are maintaining stations at any city or point in the United States. The Institute hopes that upon the completion of the present series, it will be 1 House Doc. 458, 62d Congress, 2d Session, 1912, 2 vols. able to prepare a complete classified statement of the technical and other facilities at the disposal of the government. The present monographs will then furnish the details regarding the organization, equipment, and work of the institution so listed and classified. OUTLINE OF ORGANIZATION BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION SCHEDULE I. BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION (WASHINGTON, D. C., OFFICES) Units of Organization; Classes of Employees I. General Administration 1. Office of Commissioner-General 1. Office proper of Commissioner-General Commissioner Private Secretary Stenographer Messenger 2. Office of Chief Supervisor-Immigration 66 1Net, or without the temporary bonus or additional compensation of 60 per cent on classes below $400, of $240 on classes of $400 to $2500, and of an amount necessary to make the total compensation $2740 on classes of $2500 to $2740. This is subject to minor exceptions in special cases. "No such unit exists officially, and it is here arbitrarily listed merely to show the relation of this officer to others with whom he is coördinate in rank. Placement above the Assistant Commissioner-General has no significance. |