List of executive actions by William Howard Taft

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William Howard Taft (1909-1913)
  • No. of executive orders: 724 [1]
  • Range of executive orders: 1051-1743
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Listed below are executive orders numbered 1051-1743 and presidential proclamations signed by United States President William Howard Taft. His executive orders and presidential proclamations are also listed on WikiSource.

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Executive orders

1909

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
11051Renamed La Salle National Forest, Utah and Colorado, to La Sal National ForestMarch 16, 1909
2 1052 Amending Civil Service Rules in Relation to Proposed Employee TransfersMarch 23, 1909
3 1053 Authorizing Reinstatement of F. B. Simons as Clerk in Internal Revenue OfficeMarch 24, 1909
41054Lands in Minnesota Previously Reserved at Headwaters of Mississippi River Restored to Public DomainMarch 30, 1909
5 1055 Enlarging Parang Military Reservation, Mindanao, Philippine IslandsMarch 30, 1909
61056Lands in Arkansas Reserved for Operation of Lock and Dam No. 3, Upper White RiverMarch 30, 1909
7 1057 Enlarging Mosquito Inlet Reservation, FloridaApril 2, 1909
8 1058 Authorizing Reinstatement of Leonard J. Garver to Position in Classified ServiceApril 6, 1909
9 1059 Authorizing Reinstatement of Nannie M. Wayland to Position in Classified Service in Treasury DepartmentApril 7, 1909
10 1060 Admission of Deaf-Mutes to Examinations for Civil ServiceApril 7, 1909
11 1061 Ordering Solicitor General to Report to President on Branding Requirements for WhiskyApril 8, 1909
12 1062 Directing Heads of Departments to Comply with Congressional Resolutions Requesting Information When in the Public InterestApril 14, 1909
13 1063 Authorizing Appointment of Archibald S. Pinkett as Clerk in State Department Without ExaminationApril 16, 1909
14 1064 Authorizing Appointment of Frances M. Marsh as Clerk in State Department Without ExaminationApril 16, 1909
15 1065 Allowing Incidental Assignment of Laborers to Classified WorkApril 21, 1909
161066San Miguel Island, California, reserved for lighthouse purposesApril 23, 1909
17 1067 Redefining Reservation Boundaries of Fort William H. Seward, Chilkat Inlet, AlaskaApril 23, 1909
181068Holy Cross National Forest, Colorado, diminishedApril 26, 1909
19 1069 Establishing Sopris National Forest, Colorado, from Portion of Holy Cross National ForestApril 26, 1909
20 1070 Reducing Military Reservation on Shaw Island in WashingtonMay 12, 1909
211071 General Supply Committee Created, to Systematize Purchases of Common Supplies for DepartmentsMay 13, 1909
22 1072 Modifying Civil Service Restrictions on Political Activity in Navy YardsMay 14, 1909
23 1073 Authorizing Appointment of Nina L. Carrington to Clerk in Classified Service Without ExaminationMay 17, 1909
24 1074 Revoking Executive Order of January 19, 1909, Which Appointed the Council of Fine ArtsMay 21, 1909
25 1075 Reserving Lands Near Sparta, Wisconsin, for Military Target RangeMay 21, 1909
26 1076 Closing Government Offices on Mondays When Certain Holidays Fall on the Preceding SundayMay 22, 1909
27 1077 Communications and Reports Relative to Certain Territories and Possessions to be Transmitted through the Interior DepartmentMay 25, 1909
28 1078 Authorizing Reinstatement of F. B. Simons as Analytical Chemist in Treasury DepartmentMay 25, 1909
29 1079 Authorizing Appointment of Carl G. Barth as Expert in Shop Management at Watertown ArsenalMay 28, 1909
30 1080 Reducing Portion of Crow Creek Forest Reserve Transferred to War Department for Military PurposesMay 28, 1909
31 1081 Communications and Reports Relative to Indian TerritoryJune 2, 1909
321082Lands in Arizona Reserved for Coast and Geodetic Survey for Magnetic ObservatoryJune 3, 1909
331083Tariff of Consular Fees AmendedJune 7, 1909
34 1084 Providing That Four Hours on Saturdays During July through September Constitutes a Day's Work for Federal EmployeesJune 8, 1909
35 1085 Amending Executive Order Providing that Railroad Cars in Canal Zone Be Equipped With Safety AppliancesJune 11, 1909
36 1086 Reserving Lands in Rampart, Alaska, for Operation of Military Telegraph LinesJune 15, 1909
37 1087 Authorizing Reinstatement of Hattie M. Miller as Classified Laborer in Patent OfficeJune 15, 1909
381088EO 1071 Amended to Exclude District of Columbia Government from General Supply CommitteeJune 16, 1909
39 1089 Reemployment of Repairmen for Interior Department BuildingsJune 17, 1909
40 1090 Restoring to Public Domain Certain Lands in Arizona Which Were Reserved for Papago IndiansJune 17, 1909
41 1091 Authorizing Reinstatement of George M. Wrattan as InterpreterJune 19, 1909
421092Assistant Attorney General for Interior Dept. Designated to Act as Interior Secretary During Absence of Secretary and First SecretaryJune 19, 1909
43 1093 Authorizing Reinstatement of Hattie M. Miller as Skilled Laborer in Patent OfficeJune 21, 1909
44 1094 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except War Department Cable Electricians from ExaminationJune 23, 1909
45 1095 Authorizing Appointment of Arthur F. Statter as Special Employee of Treasury DepartmentJune 25, 1909
46 1096 Superseding Executive Order of June 8, 1909, as to Hours of Labor on Saturdays During July-SeptJune 25, 1909
47 1097 Amending Executive Order of May 12, 1909 Regarding Military Reservation on Shaw Island in WashingtonJune 26, 1909
48 1098 Authorizing Appointment of LeClaire Hoover as Special Agent in Corporations BureauJune 28, 1909
49 1099 Authorizing Appointment of James M. Alexander as Cashier for Sixth Internal-Revenue District of CaliforniaJune 28, 1909
50 1100 Permanent Appointment of Temporary Unclassified Laborers in the Customs Service in New YorkJune 28, 1909
51 1101 Authorizing Appointment of John R. Bowie as Publicity Agent in Soils BureauJune 29, 1909
52 1102 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions for Temporary Acting Assistant SurgeonsJune 29, 1909
53 1103 Authorizing Classification of Certain Unclassified Watchmen in the Customs ServiceJune 29, 1909
54 1104 Authorizing Appointment of Edward S. Hoskins as Indexer in Agriculture DepartmentJune 29, 1909
55 1105 Enlarging Military Reservation on Batan and Cacraray Islands, Philippine IslandsJuly 1, 1909
56 1106 Transferring Portion of Fort Ruger Military Reservation in Oahu to Government of Territory of Hawaii for Reservoir SiteJuly 1, 1909
571107Surgeon General of Marine Hospital Service Directed to Inspect Sanitary Conditions in Government BuildingsJuly 3, 1909
58 1108 Regulations Governing Employment of Unskilled Laborers Outside Washington, D.C.July 3, 1909
59 1109 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Superintendent of Construction, Corregidor, Philippine Island, from ExaminationJuly 9, 1909
60 1110 Placing Government of Porto Rico Under the War DepartmentJuly 15, 1909
61 1111 Ordering that Executive Orders No. 1084 of June 8 and 1096 of June 25, 1909, are Not Applicable on the Isthmus of PanamaJuly 16, 1909
62 1112 Authorizing Appointment of C. O. Kerr as Confidential Clerk to Land Defense Board at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y.July 19, 1909
631113Paragraphs 114, 115, 120, and 129 of Consular Regulations of 1896, Regarding Communications, AmendedJuly 20, 1909
64 1114 Transferring Oilers in Quartermaster's Department to Competitive Classified ServiceJuly 28, 1909
65 1115 Amending Sec. 149 of the Laws of the Canal Zone, Concerning Penalties for Murder in the First DegreeJuly 30, 1909
66 1116 Providing for Diminution of Time from Sentences of Certain Convicts in the Canal ZoneJuly 30, 1909
67 1117 Authorizing Leave for Grand Army of the Republic Members Employed by Government to Attend National Encampment in Salt Lake CityJuly 30, 1909
68 1118 Permitting State and County Officials to Accept Appointments to Census Bureau as Special Agents for Collection of Cotton StatisticsAugust 4, 1909
69 1119 Authorizing Classification of Certain Unclassified Laborers in the Customs ServiceAugust 5, 1909
701120Time Limit for Completion of Work of Spanish Treaty Claims Commission Extended to March 2, 1910.August 6, 1909
71 1121 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except More General Land Office Special Agents from ExaminationAugust 6, 1909
72 1122 Excusing Federal Employees From Work on Labor DayAugust 27, 1909
731123Lands in Minnesota Reserved by Proclamation 957 in 1892, Restored to Public Domain Subject to Overflow RightsAugust 27, 1909
74 1124 Enlarging Target Range at Fort Russell, WyomingAugust 27, 1909
751125Crook National Forest, Arizona, DiminishedAugust 27, 1909
76 1126 Amending Sec 454 of Act 14 of the Laws of the Canal Zone, Concerning Hunting in the Canal ZoneSeptember 8, 1909
77 1127 Amending Civil Service Rules to Allow Appointment of Messenger Boys Without Charge to ApportionmentSeptember 18, 1909
78 1128 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Employees at Leprosy Investigation Station, Molokai, Hawaii, from ExaminationSeptember 24, 1909
79 1129 Reducing Hot Springs Military Reservation in AlaskaSeptember 27, 1909
80 1130 Amending the Laws of the Canal Zone Concerning Cruelty to Children and AnimalsOctober 2, 1909
81 1131 Ordering the Isthmian Canal Commission to Appoint a Board of Local InspectorsOctober 2, 1909
821132Ordering Expenses for Tariff Board Paid from Appropriation from Urgent Deficiency ActOctober 3, 1909
831133Biorka Island, Sitka Sound, Alaska, Reserved as Naval Wireless Telegraph StationOctober 19, 1909
84 1134 Transferring Military Reservation in Sangley Point, Luzon, Philippine Islands, to Navy DepartmentOctober 19, 1909
85 1135 Transferring Certain Lands in Chehalis Indian Reservation to Perry YuktonNovember 11, 1909
861136Lands in Arizona Reserved as Rifle Range for Organized Militia of Territory of ArizonaNovember 13, 1909
87 1137 Redefining Boundaries of Schofield Barracks Military Reservation in HawaiiNovember 15, 1909
88 1138 Authorizing Reinstatement of Fred V. Murphy as Architectural Draftsman in Office of Supervising Architect of the TreasuryNovember 22, 1909
89 1139 Enlarging Camp Jossman Military Reservation, Guimaras, Philippine IslandsNovember 22, 1909
90 1140 Limiting Hours of Service of All Telegraph or Telephone Employees of the Panama RailroadNovember 23, 1909
91 1141 Providing that Any Person Who Shall Induce Workmen of the Canal Zone to Break Contracts Shall Be Fined or ImprisonedNovember 23, 1909
92 1142 Influencing Legislation by Employees of the United States or Military Officers Stationed in WashingtonNovember 26, 1909
93 1143 Regulations Governing Appointments and Promotions in Diplomatic ServiceNovember 26, 1909
94 1144 Authorizing Appointment of James B. Davies as Clerk in State DepartmentDecember 6, 1909
95 1145 Amending Regulations Governing Promotions in Consular Service Regarding Composition of Board of ExaminersDecember 8, 1909
96 1146 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Chief Law Officer in the Reclamation Service from ExaminationDecember 10, 1909
97 1147 Additionally Reserving Wichita National Forest Lands for Protection of Water Supply of Fort Sill, OklahomaDecember 15, 1909
98 1148 Permanent Appointment of Two Temporary Unclassified Laborers in the Customs Service in New YorkDecember 21, 1909
99 1149 Permitting Temporary Employment of Machinists, Tool Makers, Electricians, and Apprentice Boys by the Census Bureau Without ExaminationDecember 29, 1909
100 1150 Permitting Certain Immigration Commission Employees to be Temporarily Employed by the Census BureauDecember 29, 1909

1910

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
101 1151 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Chief Post-Office Inspector from ExaminationJanuary 4, 1910
102 1152 Authorizing Reinstatement of Hattie M. Hodes in Government Printing OfficeJanuary 7, 1910
103 1153 Procedure in Submitting Recommendations Relative to Appointment in Classified ServiceJanuary 12, 1910
104 1154 Military Reservations Restored to Government of the Philippine IslandsJanuary 13, 1910
105 1155 Authorizing Reinstatement of Henry S. Graves in Forest ServiceJanuary 13, 1910
106 1156 Authorizing Reinstatement of Lillie Pratt in Government Printing Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 20, 1910
107 1157 Authorizing Reinstatement of John N. Parsons as Letter Carrier in Postal Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 27, 1910
108 1158 Authorizing Canal Commission to Construct Sanitary Improvements and to Charge Proportion of Cost to Owners of Adjacent PropertyJanuary 26, 1910
109 1159 Authorizing Reinstatement of Nannie M. Wayland as Clerk Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 27, 1910
110 1160 Authorizing Appointment of J. F. Boepple as Shell Expert in Bureau of Fisheries Without ExaminationJanuary 31, 1910
1111161Consular Regulations of 1896, Paragraph 35, Regarding Penalty Bonds, AmendedFebruary 3, 1910
112 1162 Authorizing Reinstatement of John H. Dickinson as Inspector in Quartermaster's Department of the Army Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 4, 1910
113 1163 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Statutory Places of Secretary in National Military Parks from ExaminationFebruary 8, 1910
1141164Lands in Standing Rock Indian Reservation, South Dakota, Transferred to Lemmon Land DistrictFebruary 8, 1910
1151165Lands in Standing Rock and Cheyenne Indian Reservations, South Dakota, Transferred to Aberdeen Land DistrictFebruary 8, 1910
1161166Lands in Standing Rock Indian Reservation, North Dakota, Transferred from Bismarck Land District to Lemmon Land DistrictFebruary 8, 1910
1171167Time Limit for Completion of Work of Spanish Treaty Claims Commission Extended to May 2, 1910February 9, 1910
118 1168 Authorizing Reinstatement of John G. Curran in Assistant Custodian and Janitor Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 15, 1910
1191169Lands in Arizona Reserved as Rifle Range for National Guard of ArizonaFebruary 15, 1910
1201170Lands in Bismarck Land District, North Dakota, Transferred to Fargo Land District; Revoked by EO 1182February 21, 1910
1211171Lands in Missoula Land District, Montana, Transferred to Kalispell Land DistrictFebruary 25, 1910
122 1172 Restoring to Public Domain Certain Lands in Mescalero Apache Indian ReservationMarch 1, 1910
123 1173 Amendment of Executive Order No. 980 of November 25, 1908, Establishing Limits of Punishment for Enlisted Men of the ArmyMarch 3, 1910
124 1174 Authorizing Reinstatement of Henry Bartalot as Marine Engineer in Quartermaster's Department at Large Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 7, 1910
125 1175 Enlarging Kaakaukukui Reef Military Reservation in HawaiiMarch 12, 1910
126 1176 Amending Civil Service Rules to Permit Wife of Competitive Employee at Indian School to take Noncompetitive ExaminationMarch 12, 1910
127 1177 Authorizing Reinstatement of James A. Compton, William E. Dulin, and George P. Meyer in Pension Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 15, 1910
1281178Lands in Oregon, Reserved for War Dept. for Improvement of Coos Bay and Harbor, Restored to Public DomainMarch 23, 1910
129 1179 Amending Civil Service Rules To Except Temporary Histopathologist from ExaminationMarch 23, 1910
130 1180 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Noncompetitive ExaminationsMarch 23, 1910
1311181Naval Reservation at Punchbowl Slope, Honolulu, Hawaii, Transferred to Agriculture Dept.March 25, 1910
1321182EO 1170 RevokedMarch 25, 1910
133 1182½ Authority of Unnumbered EO of Feb. 2, 1904 for Commerce and Labor Sec'y to Reserve Alaska Lands for Propagation of Foxes, Extended to Allow Reservation for Propagation of Other Fur-Bearing AnimalsMarch 25, 1910
1341183El Reno Land Office, Okla., Abolished; Transferred to Guthrie Land OfficeMarch 30, 1910
135 1184 Providing that Moneys Paid for Liquor Licenses in Canal Zone be Collected by Collector of RevenuesApril 2, 1910
136 1185 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination in Treasury DepartmentApril 4, 1910
137 1186 Reserving Lands in Alaska for War Department for Defensive PurposesApril 8, 1910
1381187Lands in Arizona Reserved for Target Range for National Guard of ArizonaApril 9, 1910
139 1188 Appointing Maurice H. Thatcher as Member of Isthmian Canal CommissionApril 12, 1910
140 1189 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Assistant Secretary at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park Commission from ExaminationApril 12, 1910
141 1190 Defining Duties of Counsel and Chief Attorney for the Isthmian Canal CommissionApril 16, 1910
142 1191 Authorizing Appointment of Collinson Lewis Warwick as Nautical Expert in Coast and Geodetic Survey Without ExaminationApril 18, 1910
143 1192 Portion of Former Crow Creek Forest Reserve Fully Transferred to War Department for Target and Maneuver PurposesApril 19, 1910
144 1193 Reserving Land in Beaver Dam, Alaska, for Use by Army Signal Corps in Operation of Telegraph LinesApril 26, 1910
1451194Six Tracts of Land in Alaska Reserved for Educational PurposesApril 26, 1910
146 1195 Authorizing Appointment of 25 Clerks in Post Office Department for Employees Previously Transferred from Bureau of Printing and EngravingApril 28, 1910
147 1196 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Method of CertificationApril 28, 1910
148 1197 Reserving Land in Cotabato, Moro Province, Philippine Islands, for Military PurposesApril 28, 1910
149 1198 Appointing Board to Study and Make Recommendations Regarding System of Telegraphy in Philippine IslandsApril 30, 1910
1501199Lester M. Spier, Executive Sec'y of Tariff Board, Authorized to Approve Payment Vouchers in Absence of Chairman or Acting ChairmanMay 5, 1910
1511200Tariff Board Members, Travelling on Official Business, Allowed $15 Per Diem ExpensesMay 5, 1910
1521201Henry C. Emery, James B. Reynolds, Alvin H. Sanders Appointed Tariff Board Special Disbursing AgentsMay 5, 1910
153 1202 Authorizing Appointment of French Government Engineers in Engineer Department at Large Without ExaminationMay 6, 1910
154 1203 Authorizing Appointment of Helen M. Bullis as Special Inspectress in Immigration Service Without ExaminationMay 11, 1910
155 1204 Authorizing Appointment of Henry Suberkrup as Guard and Musical Instructor in United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kansas, Without ExaminationMay 12, 1910
156 1205 Amending Executive Order of April 26, 1910, Reserving Land in Beaver Dam, Alaska, for Use by Army Signal Corps in Operation of Telegraph LinesMay 13, 1910
157 1206 Defining Boundaries of Gasparilla Island and Cayo Costa Military Reservations in FloridaMay 27, 1910
1581207Lands in Columbia River, Wash., Reserved for Use By War Dept. for Improvement of RiverMay 27, 1910
159 1208 Directing Officials in all Branches of Government to Provide Tariff Board Access to Needed InformationJune 7, 1910
1601209Santa Barbara National Forest, California, Enlarged by Adding All Lands of San Luis National ForestJune 8, 1910
1611210EO 9 Waived to Allow State and Local Officials to Accept Appointments at Census Bureau for Collection of Statistics DataJune 13, 1910
1621211Lands of Yakima Indian Reservation, Formerly Part of Walla Walla and Vancouver Land Districts, Transferred to North Yakima Land DistrictJune 13, 1910
1631212Unsurveyed Island in Columbia River, Oregon, Reserved for War Dept. As Site for Marine Ways for Improvement of Upper Columbia RiverJune 22, 1910
164 1213 Additionally Reserving Portion of Gila National Forest for Protection of Water Supply of Fort Bayard in New MexicoJune 22, 1910
165 1214 Authorizing Reinstatement of Louise M. Foster as Laborer in Department of Agriculture Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJune 22, 1910
166 1215 Transferring Naval Reservations in Cebu and Isabela de Basilan and Polloc, Philippine Islands, to War DepartmentJune 17, 1910
167 1216 Reserving Lands in Montana for Military Purposes to Protect Big Hole Battlefield MonumentJune 23, 1910
168 1217 Amending Paragraph 684 of Consular Regulations Regarding Samples of GoodsJuly 1, 1910
169 1218 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Specialist in Bureau of Education from ExaminationJuly 1, 1910
170 1219 Authorizing Appointment of Editor in Bureau of Education Without ExaminationJuly 1, 1910
171 1220 Adding Lands to Duck Valley Indian ReservationJuly 1, 1910
172 1221 Reserving Lands in New Mexico as Reservation for Pueblo Indians Belonging to Pueblo LagunaJuly 1, 1910
1731222Agricultural Experiment Station in Arizona Enlarged to Enable Completion of ExperimentsJuly 1, 1910
174 1223 Authorizing Reinstatement of Capt. J. W. Powell as Clerk in Government Printing Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 2, 1910
175 1224 Partially Revoking Executive Order of August 25, 1877 which Reserved Lands in California for Indian UseJuly 7, 1910
176 1225 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Certain Laborers in Customs Service, District of Hawaii, from ExaminationJuly 12, 1910
177 1226 Authorizing Retention of Certain Recently-Employed Agents in Interior Department in Classified ServiceJuly 12, 1910
1781227  Rescinding Executive Order No. 310-C of March 22, 1905, Reserving Lands for Flowage Purposes in Maintenance of Reservoirs at Headwaters of Mississippi RiverJuly 12, 1910
1791228Public Lands Within Siletz Indian Reservation, Oregon, Temporarily Withdrawn for Classification and Pending LegislationJuly 13, 1910
180 1229 Transferring Portion of Cordova Bay Military Reservation in Alaska to Navy DepartmentJuly 15, 1910
181 1230 Authorizing Isthmian Canal Commission to Establish Rules and Regulations to Protect Works of Excavation, Dredging, and Other Canal ConstructionJuly 25, 1910
182 1231 Concerning Civil Actions in Courts of the Canal Zone in Cases which Parties are Alien NonresidentsJuly 28, 1910
1831232Lands Withdrawn Pending Legislation to Grant Tract to City of Tillamock for Waterway PurposesJuly 28, 1910
184 1233 Authorizing Appointment of Charles W. Fowle as Clerk in Department of State Without ExaminationJuly 28, 1910
1851234Boundaries of Lincoln Land District, New Mexico, RedefinedAugust 4, 1910
186 1235 Authorizing Reinstatement of Robert T. Frazier in Patent Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 8, 1910
187 1236 Authorizing Placement of John J. Scully as Classified Laborer in Customs Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 8, 1910
1881237Lands on Cordova Point, Prince William Sound, Alaska, Reserved for Naval PurposesAugust 15, 1910
1891238Lands in Arizona Reserved as Rifle Range for National Guard of ArizonaAugust 20, 1910
190 1239 Conveyance of Real Estate by Married Women in the Canal ZoneAugust 20, 1910
191 1240 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination in Treasury DepartmentAugust 20, 1910
1921241Lands in Colorado Withdrawn Pending Legislation to Grant Tract to National Lincoln Douglas Sanatorium and Consumptives' Hospital AssociationAugust 23, 1910
193 1242 Enlarging Schofield Barracks Military Reservation in HawaiiAugust 23, 1910
194 1243 Excusing Federal Employees From Work on Labor DayAugust 24, 1910
1951244EO 1234 Revoked; New Boundaries for Lincoln Land District EstablishedSeptember 2, 1910
196 1245 Authorizing Placement of Twenty-Nine Laborers on Classified List in Customs Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesSeptember 14, 1910
197 1246 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Transfers from Isthmus of PanamaSeptember 16, 1910
198 1247 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination in Forest ServiceSeptember 24, 1910
199 1248 Transferring Hawkins Island Naval Reservation in Alaska to War DepartmentSeptember 26, 1910
200 1249 Making Certain Positions in First and Second Class Post Offices Subject to Civil Service ExaminationSeptember 30, 1910
201 1250 Abolishing the Position of Tax Collector, Creating the Position of Deputy Collector of Revenues, and Amending the Laws Governing Taxes, etc., in the Canal ZoneOctober 4, 1910
2021251Portion of Lemmon Land District, North Dakota, Transferred to Bismarck Land DistrictOctober 4, 1910
2031252Portion of Lemmon Land District, North Dakota, Transferred to Dickinson Land DistrictOctober 4, 1910
204 1253 To Prescribe the Manner of Leasing Public Lands in the Canal ZoneOctober 7, 1910
2051254Lands at Baguio, Benguet, Luzon, Philippine Islands, Reserved for Naval Hospital and Other Naval PurposesOctober 10, 1910
2061255Lands in Arizona Reserved for Use of National Guard of ArizonaOctober 13, 1910
207 1256 Adding Lands to the Salt River Indian ReservationOctober 20, 1910
208 1257 Further Reserving Lands in Gila National Forest, New Mexico, to Protect Water Supply of Fort BayardOctober 22, 1910
209 1258 Authorizing Appointment of W. E. S. Griswold as Secretary of Investigative Commission Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 25, 1910
210 1259 Ordering that All Public Buildings to be Erected in District of Columbia Be Submitted to Commission of Fine Arts for AdviceOctober 25, 1910
211 1260 Restoring Portion of Chugach National Forest, Alaska, to the Public DomainOctober 28, 1910
212 1261 Transferring Portion of Fort Ruger Military Reservation in Hawaii to the Commerce and Labor Department for Lighthouse PurposesOctober 31, 1910
2131262Lands in New Mexico Further Reserved as Rifle Range for National Guard of New MexicoNovember 2, 1910
214 1263 Authorizing Permanent Appointment of William J. Meyers as Statistician in Interstate Commerce Commission Without ExaminationNovember 4, 1910
215 1264 Authorizing Reinstatement of Mary A. Wells as Clerk in Bureau of the Census Without Regard to Civil Service RulesNovember 7, 1910
2161265Transferring Lands from Mono National Forest, Nevada to Toiyabe National ForestNovember 25, 1910
2171265½Constituting the Internal Revenue District of OklahomaNovember 25, 1910
218 1266 Authorizing Civil Service Commission to Except Certain Unusual Positions from ExaminationDecember 1, 1910
219 1267 Fort Mojave Indian ReservationDecember 1, 1910
220 1268 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination in Navy DepartmentDecember 2, 1910
2211269Members of Certain Organizations Employed by Government in District of Columbia Excused from Duty on Dec. 7, 1910, for Unveiling of Statue of Baron Frederick von SteubenDecember 6, 1910
222 1270 Authorizing Reinstatement of Charles M. Irelan as Clerk in War Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 12, 1910
223 1271 Adding Lands to Coeur d'Alene ReservationDecember 13, 1910
2241272Thomas W. Brahany, Executive Sec'y of Tariff Board, Authorized to Approve Fund Requisitions in Absence of Chairman or Acting ChairmanDecember 12, 1910
225 1273 Authorizing Reinstatement of Edward K. Ketchum as Letter Carrier in Philadelphia Post Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 16, 1910
226 1274 Communications and Reports Relative to Guam and Samoa to be Transmitted through the Secretary of the NavyDecember 20, 1910
227 1275 Authorizing Transfer of Furloughed Lighthouse Service Employees Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 20, 1910
2281276Lands in New Mexico, Idaho, and Colorado, Previously Reserved as Administrative Sites for Lincoln, Pocatello, Las Animas, and San Isabel National Forests, Restored to Settlement and EntryDecember 23, 1910
229 1277 Prohibiting Government Employees from Instructing Persons for Examinations for Diplomatic ServicesDecember 23, 1910

1911

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
230 1278 Authorizing Appointment of Florence G. Miller as Clerk in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 4, 1911
231 1279 Abolishing Fort Ringgold Military Reservation, TexasJanuary 4, 1911
2321280Transferring New Orleans, Louisiana, Land Office to Baton RougeJanuary 6, 1911
2331281Natchitoches Land District, Louisiana, Abolished and Land, Business and Archives Pertaining Thereto, Transferred to Baton Rouge Land DistrictJanuary 6, 1911
234 1282 Restoring Biliran Island Military Reservation to Government of Philippine IslandsJanuary 10, 1911
235 1283 Prescribing Schedule for Army RationsJanuary 11, 1911
236 1284 Restoring to Public Domain Certain Lands in Navajo Indian ReservationJanuary 16, 1911
237 1285 Authorizing Use of French Dump Cars in Canal Zone Without Safety AppliancesJanuary 16, 1911
238 1286 To Create a Land Office for the Canal Zone and for Other PurposesJanuary 19, 1911
2391287Restoring to Public Domain Certain Described Lands in MinnesotaJanuary 24, 1911
240 1288 Authorizing Appointment of George T. Weitzel and Willing Spencer as Clerks in Department of State Without ExaminationJanuary 26, 1911
241 1289 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Navy Positions on Guam from ExaminationJanuary 26, 1911
242 1290 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Noncompetitive Examinations of MinersJanuary 30, 1911
2431291Lands in Minnesota Reserved for Proposed Improvement of Zippel BayJanuary 30, 1911
2441292Richardson Rock, Island Off of California, Reserved for Lighthouse PurposesJanuary 30, 1911
245 1293 Authorizing Reinstatement of Archibald Edmonstone as Assistant Weigher in Customs Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 30, 1911
246 1294 Authorizing Appointment of Edith F. Spofford as Clerk in Bureau of Mines Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 30, 1911
247 1295 To Provide a Method of Executing and Recording Deeds, and to Repeal the Executive Order Dated March 12, 1907, Effective April 15, 1907, Relating to the Same SubjectFebruary 2, 1911
248 1296 Fort Mojave Indian ReservationFebruary 2, 1911
249 1297 Reserving lands in Idaho for Protection of Water Supply of Boise Barracks, Fort BoiseFebruary 13, 1911
250 1298 Reservations of Lands in the Philippine IslandsFebruary 13, 1911
251 1299 Ordering Lands Ceded by Pillager Band of Chippewa Indians No Longer Held as Indian LandFebruary 16, 1911
252 1300 Authorizing Sales of Liquor on Lands Ceded by Red Lake and Pembina Bands of Chippewa IndiansFebruary 16, 1911
253 1301 Authorizing Sales of Liquor on Lands Ceded by Chippewa Indians of Lake SuperiorFebruary 16, 1911
254 1302 Authorizing Sales of Liquor on Minnesota Lands Ceded by Wahpeton and Sisseton Bands of Sioux IndiansFebruary 16, 1911
255 1303 Appointment of Commander Richard H. Jackson to Wireless Telegraphy BoardFebruary 18, 1911
2561304Certain Lands in Florida, Reserved for Lighthouse Purposes, Restored to Public DomainFebruary 18, 1911
2571305Land Office for Aberdeen Land District, South Dakota, Transferred to Timber LakeFebruary 18, 1911
2581306Portion of Waterville Land District, Washington, Transferred to North Yakima Land DistrictFebruary 20, 1911
259 1307 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Navy Positions on Samoa from ExaminationFebruary 21, 1911
2601308Fox Administrative Site Established for Ozark National Forest, ArizonaFebruary 21, 1911
261 1309 Authorizing Reinstatement of William E. Lewis in Government Printing Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 25, 1911
262 1310 Authorizing Reinstatement of Nathan C. Grover as Chief Engineer in United States Geological Survey Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 27, 1911
2631311Certain Lands in Florida, Reserved for Lighthouse Purposes, Restored to Public Domain; Executive Order 1304 SupersededMarch 1, 1911
2641312Tariff Board Created, Members Named, and Duties PrescribedMarch 4, 1911
2651313Designating Martin A. Knapp as Chairman of Interstate Commerce CommissionMarch 4, 1911
2661314Portion of Humboldt National Forest, Nevada, Restored to Public DomainMarch 8, 1911
2671315Certain Lands in Arizona Reserved as Target Range for Use by National GuardMarch 14, 1911
2681316Certain Lands in Juneau, Alaska, Reserved as Site for Mansion and Museum BuildingMarch 14, 1911
2691317Land Office for San Francisco Land District, California, Transferred from Oakland to San FranciscoMarch 14, 1911
2701318Lands in Minnesota, Reserved for Flowage Purposes Regarding Reservoir Construction at Mississippi River Headwaters, Restored to Public DomainMarch 14, 1911
271 1319 Appointing Walter W. Warwick Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Canal ZoneMarch 16, 1911
272 1320 Appointing Thomas E. Brown, Jr., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Canal ZoneMarch 16, 1911
273 1321 Authorizing Retention of Five Panama Railroad Employees in Classified ServiceMarch 20, 1911
274 1322 Pima and Maricopa Indian ReservationMarch 22, 1911
2751323Big Pine Administrative Site, California, Created for Inyo National ForestMarch 24, 1911
2761324Long Pine Administrative Site, California, Created for Kern National ForestMarch 24, 1911
277 1324½ Reserving All Public Lands in Alaska Containing Hot Springs for Public PurposesMarch 28, 1911
2781325Stony Ford Administrative Site, California, Created for California National ForestMarch 29, 1911
2791326Hornbrook Administrative Site, California, Created for Klamath National ForestMarch 29, 1911
2801327Apex Administrative Site, California, Created for Lassen National ForestApril 3, 1911
281 1328 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Certain Marine Corps Clerks from ExaminationApril 3, 1911
282 1329 Authorizing Reinstatement of W. E. Shields in Government Printing Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesApril 4, 1911
283 1330 Abolishing Powder House Lot Military Reservation, FloridaApril 10, 1911
2841331Certain Lands at Juneau, Alaska, Reserved as Site for Mansion and Museum building; EO 445 and EO 1316 AmendedApril 11, 1911
2851332Establishing Clear Lake Reservation, California, as Preserve and Breeding Ground for BirdsApril 11, 1911
286 1333 Amending Army Limits of Punishment Regarding Loaning Money at Usurious Rates of InterestApril 14, 1911
287 1334 Authorizing Reinstatement of Mary E. Gunion in Government Printing Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesApril 15, 1911
288 1335 Authorizing Appointment of Six Agents to Internal Revenue Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesApril 17, 1911
2891336Mokelumne (E) Administrative Site, California, Created for Stanislaus National ForestApril 19, 1911
2901337Round Valley Administrative Site, Arizona, Created for Apache National ForestApril 19, 1911
291 1338 Reserving Lands in Cotabato, Moro Province, Philippine Islands, for Military PurposesApril 20, 1911
292 1339 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Retransfers to Former PositionsApril 21, 1911
293 1340 Amending Civil Service Rules to Except Assistant to Secretary of the Interior from ExaminationApril 21, 1911
2941341Lands in New Mexico, Within Gila National Forest, Reserved to Protect Water Supply of Fort BayardApril 24, 1911
295 1342 Authorizing Reinstatement of Ralph R. Mulcare as Letter Carrier Without Regard to Civil Service RulesApril 24, 1911
2961343Bloomfield Administrative Site, California, Created for Tahoe National ForestApril 28, 1911
297 1344 Authorizing Reinstatement of Leroy T. Steward as Superintendent at Chicago Post Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesApril 29, 1911
298 1345 Prohibiting Deported Persons from Returning to the Canal ZoneMay 2, 1911
2991346Lands in Montana, Formerly Part of Fort Shaw Indian School, Reserved for Use by Reclamation ServiceMay 2, 1911
300 1347 Reserving Lands in Valdez, Alaska, for Operation of Military Telegraph LinesMay 6, 1911
301 1348 Relating to the Arrest and Discharge of Deserting Seamen in the Canal ZoneMay 6, 1911
302 1349 Gila River ReservationMay 8, 1911
303 1350 Authorizing Appointment of John Roche and Patrick McKeefrey as Watchmen in Customs Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 10, 1911
304 1351 Government of the Insane Asylum for the Canal ZoneMay 10, 1911
305 1352 Prohibiting Evasion of Fare on Railway Trains in Canal ZoneMay 10, 1911
306 1353 To Provide for the Collection of a Distillation TaxMay 13, 1911
307 1354 Baker Administrative Site, Near Nevada National Forest, NevadaMay 16, 1911
3081355Box Springs Administrative Site, California, Created for Angeles National ForestMay 16, 1911
3091356Lands in Idaho Reserved as Rifle Range for National GuardMay 16, 1911
3101357Mokelumne (W) Administrative Site, California, Created for Stanislaus National ForestMay 22, 1911
311 1358 Authorizing Transfer of John E. Wilkie to Supervisor in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 22, 1911
312 1359 Reserving Land in New Mexico for Indian PurposesMay 24, 1911
313 1360 Authorizing Appointment of Mary E. Gunion to Clerical Grade Position Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 25, 1911
314 1361 Restoring Certain Lands in Valdez, Alaska, to Public DomainMay 26, 1911
3151362Enlarging Fort Armstrong Military Reservation, Kaakaukukui Reef, Honolulu, HawaiiMay 26, 1911
316 1363 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Post Office PositionsMay 26, 1911
317 1364 Enlarging Torrey Barracks Military Reservation, Malabang, Mindanao, Philippine IslandsMay 29, 1911
318 1365 Authorizing Retention of James B. Horigan in Forest Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 29, 1911
319 1366 Authorizing Appointment of George E. Pickett as Clerk in War Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 31, 1911
3201367Fort Wingate Military Reservation, New Mexico, Made Part of Zuni National ForestMay 31, 1911
321 1368 Reserving Land in Arizona for Use of Walapai IndiansJune 2, 1911
3221369Silver Creek Administrative Site, South Dakota, Created for Black Hills National ForestJune 2, 1911
323 1370 Authorizing Reinstatement of I. C. Faulk as Storekeeper-Gauger in Internal Revenue Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJune 9, 1911
324 1371 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Treasury Department Examination ExceptionsJune 12, 1911
325 1372 Amending Effective Date of Collection of Distillation TaxJune 12, 1911
3261373Mad River Administrative Site, California, Created for Trinity National ForestJune 16, 1911
327 1374 Reserving Lands for Benefit of Papago IndiansJune 16, 1911
3281375Indian Administrative Site, Utah, Created for Fillmore National ForestJune 26, 1911
329 1376 Authorizing Appointment of Five Deputy Auditors to Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJune 26, 1911
3301377Reserving Certain Described Lands in Hawaii for Military Purposes; Fort Ruger Military Reservation, Diamond Head, Oahu, T.H.June 26, 1911
3311378Bennett Administrative Site, California, Created for California National ForestJune 28, 1911
332 1379 Reserving Lands in Southern Florida as Reservation for Seminole IndiansJune 28, 1911
333 1380 Authorizing Chairman and Chief Engineer of Canal Zone to Issue Revocable Licenses for Townsite LotsJune 28, 1911
3341381Authorizing William T. Thompson, Treasury Solicitor, to Temporarily Act in Place of Fletcher Maddox, Internal Revenue SolicitorJune 28, 1911
3351382State Dept. Employees Forbidden to Furnish Information Regarding Moneys Related to Section 291 of Revised Statues Except to Authorized OfficialsJuly 7, 1911
336 1383 Authorizing Reinstatement of Henry M. Camp Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 7, 1911
3371384Austin Administrative Site, Nevada, Created for Toiyabe National ForestJuly 10, 1911
338 1385 Authorizing Reinstatement of Charles L. Dooley Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 14, 1911
339 1386 Providing for the Inspection of Steam VesselsJuly 21, 1911
340 1387 Gila River Indian ReservationJuly 31, 1911
341 1388 Authorizing Appointment of Thomas Richardson Without ExaminationJuly 31, 1911
342 1389 Abolishing Fort Niobrara Military ReservationAugust 1, 1911
343 1390 Authorizing Sylvester P. Bartlett to Hold Position in Illinois State Fish Commission Without Regard to Executive Order of January 17, 1873August 2, 1911
344 1391 Authorizing Transfer of Charles B. Bateman to Mechanical Position in Classified ServiceAugust 2, 1911
345 1392 Against the Promotion of Fights between Bulls, Dogs, or CocksAugust 4, 1911
3461393Lincoln Rock, Clarence Strait, Alaska, Reserved for Lighthouse PurposesAugust 4, 1911
347 1394 Authorizing Appointment of Interstate Commerce Commission Secretary Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 9, 1911
348 1395 Authorizing Reinstatement of Lilly Dent Rogers as Clerk in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 9, 1911
349 1396 Authorizing Reinstatement of Randolph Fortune as Messenger in War Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 9, 1911
350 1397 Abolishing Fort Grant Military ReservationAugust 10, 1911
3511398Nogales Administrative Site, Arizona, Created for Coranado National ForestAugust 15, 1911
3521399Lawton Land District, Oklahoma, Abolished; Transferred to Guthrie Land DistrictAugust 17, 1911
3531400Hole-In-The-Rock Administrative Site, Utah, Created for Ashley National ForestAugust 17, 1911
3541401Emma Administrative Site, Colorado, Created for Sopris National ForestAugust 18, 1911
355 1402 Authorizing Transfer of Norris R. Welsh to Department of Agriculture Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 21, 1911
356 1403 Authorizing Appointment of Edwin L. Williams as Clerk in Post Office Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 22, 1911
357 1404 Excusing Federal Employees From Work on Labor DayAugust 25, 1911
3581405Sapinero Administrative Site, Colorado, Created for Gunnison National ForestAugust 25, 1911
359 1406 Amending Executive Order Reserving Lands in New Mexico for Use by Indians of Jemez PuebloSeptember 1, 1911
3601407Amending EO 574, Regarding Rules and Regulations for Army and Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs, ArkansasSeptember 1, 1911
361 1408 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination for Commercial AgentsSeptember 4, 1911
362 1409 Establishing the Postal Savings System in the Canal ZoneSeptember 8, 1911
363 1410 To Prohibit the Placing of Signs on Lands and Property of the United States and the Panama Railroad CompanySeptember 8, 1911
364 1411 Pasay Barracks Reservation Restored to Control of Government of Philippine IslandsSeptember 13, 1911
365 1412 Removal of Packing or Waste from Journal Boxes of Railroad EquipmentSeptember 14, 1911
366 1413 Appointing William H. Jackson Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Canal ZoneSeptember 21, 1911
367 1414 To Amend Sections 51, 62, and 526, and to Repeal Sections 63 and 529 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the Canal ZoneSeptember 26, 1911
3681415Lands in South Dakota Reserved for Dry Land Agricultural Experiments by Agriculture DepartmentSeptember 26, 1911
369 1416 Reserving Additional Land for Use of Pima and Maricopa IndiansSeptember 28, 1911
3701417EO 1337 Revoked, Different Site Reserved for Round Valley Administrative Site for Apache National ForestOctober 2, 1911
371 1418 Authorizing Appointment of Edwin M. Hamilton as Lumberman in Indian Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 2, 1911
372 1419 Amending Section 10 of Act No. 9 of the Sanitary Rules and Regulations for the Canal ZoneOctober 14, 1911
373 1420 To Prohibit the Practise of Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry, Pharmacy, or Midwifery Without a LicenseOctober 14, 1911
374 1421 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from ExaminationOctober 14, 1911
375 1422 Abolishing Fort Brown Military Reservation, TexasOctober 14, 1911
376 1423 Enlarging Military Reservation at Nulato, AlaskaOctober 24, 1911
3771424Burk Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Bitterroot National ForestOctober 24, 1911
3781425Weeping Child Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Bitterroot National ForestOctober 24, 1911
379 1426 Reserving Additional Land in Arizona for Use of Pima and Maricopa IndiansOctober 23, 1911
380 1427 Authorizing Reinstatement of Edwin H. Peery as Clerk in Office of the Judge Advocate General Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 28, 1911
3811428Ear Mountain Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Lewis and Clark National ForestNovember 1, 1911
3821429Reducing Santa Rosa National Forest, Nevada; Lands Returned to Public DomainNovember 3, 1911
383 1430 Authorizing Employment of Alumni of National School of Engineering of Mexico Without Regard to Civil Service RulesNovember 6, 1911
3841431Apache Administrative Site, Arizona, Created for Chiracahua National ForestNovember 13, 1911
3851432Valley Administrative Site, South Dakota, Created for Sioux National ForestNovember 13, 1911
386 1433 To Prevent the Unauthorized Purchase of Supplies and Equipment from Persons in the Army or Navy in the Canal ZoneNovember 15, 1911
387 1434 Authorizing Reinstatement of Richard W. Barkley as Examiner in Patent Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesNovember 17, 1911
388 1435 To Amend Sections 1 and 2, of Act No. 2, of the Canal Zone Laws, Relating To Notaries PublicNovember 18, 1911
389 1436 Abolishing Fort Assinniboine Military Reservation, MontanaNovember 20, 1911
3901437Lands Near Albay Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands, Reserved as Target Range for Regan Barracks Military ReservationNovember 23, 1911
391 1438 Restoring Certain Lands Between Hot Springs and Fort Gibbon, Alaska, to Public DomainNovember 23, 1911
3921439Enlarging Cold Springs Bird Refuge, OregonNovember 25, 1911
3931440Prescribing Salaries for American Section of International Joint Commission on United States-Canada Boundary WatersDecember 4, 1911
3941441Bell Mountain Administrative Site, Idaho, Created for Lemhi National ForestDecember 4, 1911
395 1442 Authorizing Classification of Charles W. Carson Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 5, 1911
3961443Amending Civil Service Rule VII, Section 1(c), Regarding Probationary PeriodDecember 9, 1911
397 1444 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding RemovalsDecember 9, 1911
398 1445 Authorizing Appointment of Thomas Dawson as Watchman in Lighthouse Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 14, 1911
3991446Portion of Salt Lake City Land District, Utah, Transferred to Vernal Land DistrictDecember 16, 1911
400 1447 Withdrawing Lands Near Gila River Indian Reservation, Arizona, From SettlementDecember 16, 1911
401 1448 To Amend Executive Order Prohibiting the Practice of Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry, Pharmacy, or Midwifery Within the Canal Zone Without a LicenseDecember 26, 1911
4021449Prescribing Compensation for Members of Commission Investigating Issuance of Stocks and Bonds by Railroad CorporationsDecember 29, 1911
4031450Lands in New Mexico Reserved as Target Range for Fort Bliss Military Reservation, TexasDecember 29, 1911
404 1451 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Rural Carriers in Post Office DepartmentDecember 30, 1911

1912

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
4051452Drew Administrative Site, South Dakota, Created for Use as a Ranger Station in the Administration of the Harney National ForestJanuary 2, 1912
4061453Diamond Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Helena National ForestJanuary 4, 1912
4071454Geyser Springs Administrative Site, Wyoming, Created for Bonneville National ForestJanuary 6, 1912
4081455Riverview Administrative Site, Idaho, created for Nezperce (sic) National ForestJanuary 6, 1912
4091456Lands in Alaska Reserved for Use by Navt Dept. as Wireless Telegraph StationJanuary 6, 1912
410 1457 Authorizing Reinstatement of Paul Brosig as Draftsman in Isthmian Canal Commission Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 9, 1912
411 1458 Establishing Forrester Island Reservation in Alaska as Preserve and Breeding Ground for Native BirdsJanuary 11, 1912
412 1459 Establishing Hazy Islands Reservation in Alaska as Preserve and Breeding Ground for Native BirdsJanuary 11, 1912
413 1460 Authorizing Reinstatement and Transfer of Charles S. Heinline to Clerk in Indian Field Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 11, 1912
414 1461 Establishing Niobrara Reservation in Nebraska as Preserve and Breeding Ground for Native BirdsJanuary 11, 1912
415 1462 Authorizing Appointment of Florence E. Mole as Clerk Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 12, 1912
416 1463 Providing that a Census of the Canal Zone Be Taken Not Later than April 30, 1912January 12, 1912
417 1464 Reducing Clear Lake Reservation in CaliforniaJanuary 13, 1912
418 1465 Reserving Land in Utah for School, Agency, and Other Uses for Benefit of IndiansJanuary 17, 1912
419 1466 Authorizing Reinstatement of Pembrook B. Banton as Clerk in Isthmian Canal Commission Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 24, 1912
420 1467 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Transfers of Letter CarriersFebruary 1, 1912
421 1468 To Provide an Inexpensive Method for the Administration of Estates of Deceased and Insane Persons in Certain CasesFebruary 5, 1912
422 1469 Authorizing Reinstatement of John La Fon, Jr., as Lumberman in Forest Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 7, 1912
423 1470 Amending Civil Service Rule VII Regarding Probationary PeriodFebruary 8, 1912
424 1471 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding RemovalsFebruary 8, 1912
425 1472 Authorizing Government Employees Residing Near District of Columbia to Hold Municipal OfficeFebruary 14, 1912
426 1473 Authorizing Appointment of John Lewis Donovan to Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 16, 1912
4271474Malachite Administrative Site, Colorado, Created for San Isabel National ForestFebruary 16, 1912
428 1475 Restoring Lands to White Mountain and San Carlos ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
429 1476 Restoring Lands to Jicarilla Apache Indian ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
430 1477 Restoring Lands to White Mountain Indian ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
431 1478 Restoring Lands to Tule River Indian ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
432 1479 Restoring Lands to White Mountain Indian ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
433 1480 Restoring Lands to Hoopa Valley Indian ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
434 1481 Restoring Lands to Mescalero Apache Indian ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
435 1482 Restoring Lands to Zuni and Navajo Indian ReservationsFebruary 17, 1912
436 1483 Restoring Lands in New Mexico to Navajo ReservationFebruary 17, 1912
437 1484 Authorizing Appointment of Embree E. Hoss, Jr., as Inspector in Post Office Without ExaminationFebruary 19, 1912
438 1485 Restoring to Public Domain Lands in California Which Were Reserved for Indian PurposesFebruary 20, 1912
439 1486 Enlarging Minidoka Reservation, IdahoFebruary 21, 1912
440 1487 Establishing Green Bay Reservation in Wisconsin as Preserve and Breeding Ground for Native BirdsFebruary 21, 1912
441 1488 Authorizing Reinstatement of Edward W. Cady as Examiner in Patent Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 23, 1912
442 1489 To Provide a Maximum Speed for Motor Vehicles in the Canal Zone and Establish a Rule of the RoadFebruary 28, 1912
443 1490 Authorizing Appointment of William Langley as Clerk in Census Bureau Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 29, 1912
4441491Portion of Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, Transferred from Black Hills Land District to Chamberlain Land DistrictMarch 1, 1912
4451492Compensation for Members of Commission to Investigate Second-Class Mail Costs PrescribedMarch 1, 1912
4461493Compensation for Daniel L. Cease, Member of Commission to Investigate Employers' Liability, PrescribedMarch 1, 1912
4471494Compensation for Members of Commission to Investigate Second-Class Mail Costs AmendedMarch 11, 1912
448 1495 Reserving Hunter's Rock or Prince Island in Pacific Ocean for Use of Smith River IndiansMarch 11, 1912
449 1496 Reserving Land in California for Indian UseMarch 11, 1912
4501497Government Employees in District of Columbia Granted Half Holiday, March 23, to Attend USS Maine Memorial ServicesMarch 15, 1912
451 1498 Sanitary Inspection Of Government BuildingsMarch 15, 1912
452 1499 Disposal of Useless PapersMarch 16, 1912
4531500Rock Creek Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Cabinet National ForestMarch 20, 1912
454 1501 Authorizing Reinstatement of Charles W. Rider in Post Office Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 23, 1912
4551502Alder Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Jefferson National ForestMarch 23, 1912
4561503Carney Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Madison National ForestsMarch 23, 1912
4571504Weeping Child Administrative Site, Montana, Re-Established for Bitterroot National ForestMarch 25, 1912
4581505Portion of Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, North Dakota, Transferred to Minot Land DistrictMarch 26, 1912
459 1506 Authorizing Reinstatement of Charles W. Rider as Storekeeper-Gauger in Internal Revenue Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 26, 1912
4601507Portion of Barracks Lot Military Reservaion, Oahu, Hawaii, Restored to Government of Territory of Hawaii for Use by militiaMarch 27, 1912
461 1508 Authorizing Appointment of Y. Tsenshan Wang as Field Assistant in Geological Survey Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 30, 1912
462 1509 Authorizing Appointment of Andrew M. Latham as Clerk in Department of Agriculture Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 30, 1912
463 1510 Reducing Lincoln National Forest and Reserving Lands for Military PurposesApril 1, 1912
4641511Katka Administrative Site, Idaho, Created for Pend Oreille National ForestApril 1, 1912
4651512Lands on Near Island, Near Kodiak Island, Alaska, Reserved for Use by Agriculture Dept. as Experiment StationApril 1, 1912
4661513Lands on Kodiak Island, Alaska, on Kalsin Bay, Reserved for Use by Agriculture Dept. as Experiment StationApril 1, 1912
467 1514 Communications to Congress by Employees of the United StatesApril 8, 1912
468 1515 Authorizing Appointment of Margaret C. Leonard as Clerk in War Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesApril 9, 1912
469 1516 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination for Inspectors in Interior DepartmentApril 10, 1912
470 1517 Reserving Land in California for Indian UseApril 13, 1912
471 1518 Withdrawing Lands from Flathead or Jocko Reservation for Examination and ClassificationApril 13, 1912
472 1519 To Prevent Trespassing Upon Reservations [in the Canal Zone]April 17, 1912
4731520Land Near Ketchikan, Tongass Narrows, Revillagigedo Island, Alaska, Reserved for Lighthouse PurposesApril 20, 1912
474 1521 Authorizing Reinstatement of Charles H. Quackenbush in Railway Mail Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesApril 22, 1912
475 1522 Reserving Land in California for Indian UseApril 24, 1912
4761523Harney National Forest, South Dakota, DiminishedApril 29, 1912
477 1524 Authorizing Appointment of Homer C. Poundstone in Civil Service Commission Without ExaminationApril 30, 1912
478 1525 Requiring Purchases to Conform to the United States Government Specification for Portland CementApril 30, 1912
4791526Lands in New Mexico Reserved for Use by Agriculture Dept as Experiment Station for Native Pastures and Breeding of HorsesMay 3, 1912
480 1527 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Probationary PeriodsMay 3, 1912
4811528Grey Bull Administrative Site, Wyoming, Created for Shoshone National ForestMay 9, 1912
482 1529 Reserving Lands in California Pending Investigation as to Suitableness for Paiute or Other Indian UseMay 9, 1912
483 1530 Authorizing Appointment of Louise Lester as Clerk in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 10, 1912
4841531Portion of Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation, Oahu, Restored to Government of Territory of Hawaii for Park PurposesMay 11, 1912
485 1532 To Amend the Executive Order Providing for the Collection of a Distillation TaxMay 21, 1912
486 1533 Authorizing Reinstatement of Walter L. Barnum as Clerk in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 27, 1912
487 1534 Authorizing Reinstatement of Wesley M. Featherly in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMay 28, 1912
4881535Coldspring Administrative Site, Idaho, Created for Targhee National ForestMay 28, 1912
4891536Taylor Creek Administrative Site, Oregon, Created for Siskiyou National ForestMay 28, 1912
4901537Roosevelt Annex Administrative Site, Arizona, Created for Coronado National ForestMay 28, 1912
491 1538 Lands in Pinal County, Arizona, Reserved for Use of the Papago and Other IndiansMay 28, 1912
492 1539 Deep Creek Band - Reserving Lands in Tooele County, Utah, for Use by Indians on Public DomainMay 29, 1912
493 1540 Reserving Land in Arizona for Use by Walapai IndiansMay 29, 1912
4941541Civil and Spanish-American War Veterans Given Preference in Decoration Day Holiday Granted Government EmployeesMay 29, 1912
495 1542 Authorizing Reinstatement of Arthur S. Blum as Photographer in Forest Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJune 5, 1912
496 1543 Authorizing Appointment of Margaret A. Hampton as Clerk in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJune 6, 1912
497 1544 Authorizing Appointment of May Stanley in Classified Service Without ExaminationJune 11, 1912
498 1545 Brownsville, Texas, Plant Introduction-GardenJune 12, 1912
499 1546 Authorizing Reinstatement of Oscar Wenderoth as Supervising Architect in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJune 15, 1912
500 1547 Waiving Provisions of Eight-Hour Contract Act for Canal Zone Contracts Until January 1, 1915June 19, 1912
501 1548 Authorizing Appointment of John G. Lerch as Private Secretary Without ExaminationJune 19, 1912
502 1549 Authorizing Transfer of M. M. Dodge to Naturalization Examiner Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJune 19, 1912
5031550Sevier National Forest, Utah, DiminishedJune 19, 1912
5041551Divide Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Deerlodge National ForestJune 19, 1912
5051552Whitetail Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Deerlodge National ForestJune 19, 1912
5061553Rebel Creek Administrative Site, Nevada, Created for Santa Rosa National ForestJune 19, 1912
5071554Charles W Cobb, Assistant Atty General, Designated to Act as Interior Secretary During Absence of Said Sec'yJune 19, 1912
508 1555 Reserving Lands Near Hydaburg, Alaska, for Use of the Hydah Tribe of IndiansJune 19, 1912
509 1556 Authorizing Proportions of All National Flags and Union Jacks for Departments of GovernmentJune 24, 1912
510 1557 Reserving Land on Left Bank of Tanana River, Alaska, for Military PurposesJuly 3, 1912
511 1558 Reserving Land in South Dakota for Indian School and Administrative PurposesJuly 6, 1912
5121559Fort Armstrong Military Reservation, Kaakaukukui Reef, Honolulu, Hawaii, EnlargedJuly 6, 1912
5131560Rico Sarco Administrative Site, New Mexico, Created for Pecos National ForestJuly 10, 1912
514 1561 Authorizing Reinstatement of Leroy A. McGee as Post Office Inspector Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 10, 1912
515 1562 Authorizing Retention of Fourteen Tariff Board Employees Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 12, 1912
5161563Redding Land Office, California, Abolished and Transferred to Sacramento Land OfficeJuly 18, 1912
5171564Nine Mile Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Lolo National ForestJuly 19, 1912
5181565Butterfly Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Bitterroot National ForestJuly 19, 1912
519 1566 Authorizing Appointment of Dorsey E. Phillips as Clerk in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 19, 1912
520 1567 Ordering Executive Department Heads to Send Information on Office Archives to Librarian of CongressJuly 19, 1912
5211568Baker Administrative Site, Utah, Enlarged for La Sal National ForestJuly 23, 1912
522 1569 Authorizing Reinstatement of Isaac D. Laferty in Bureau of Pensions Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 23, 1912
523 1570 Authorizing Reinstatement of James D. Goldsby in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 25, 1912
524 1571 Authorizing Promotion of Richard T. Underwood to Clerk in Post Office Department Without ExaminationJuly 27, 1912
5251572Three Forks Administrative Site, Colorado, Created for Rio Grande National ForestJuly 30, 1912
526 1573 Authorizing Appointment of Mingo Sanders as Messenger in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJuly 31, 1912
527 1574 Excusing Federal Employees From Work on Labor DayAugust 1, 1912
528 1575 Authorizing Reinstatement of George H. Getz as to Pension Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 10, 1912
5291576Lands in Oregon Reserved for Classification and Pending LegislationAugust 13, 1912
5301577Aliso Administrative Site, California, Created for Cleveland National ForestAugust 13, 1912
5311578Lands in Oregon Reserved Pending Legislation for Inclusion in National ForestAugust 13, 1912
532 1579 Transferring Certain Lands from Fort Duschesne Military Reservation to Interior DepartmentAugust 19, 1912
533 1580 Permitting Temporary Employment of Machinists, Tool Makers, Electricians, and Apprentice Boys by the Census Bureau Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 21, 1912
534 1581 Authorizing Appointment of Sadie A. Wright as Charwoman Without Regard to Civil Service Commission RegulationsAugust 23, 1912
535 1582 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding State Department PositionsAugust 24, 1912
536 1583 Allowing Federal Employees to Serve as Moderators of Town MeetingsAugust 24, 1912
5371584Unnumbered EO of December 5, 1911, Creating Alaskan Withdrawal No. 1, ModifiedAugust 24, 1912
5381585View Administrative Site, Arizona, Created for Crook National ForestAugust 24, 1912
539 1586 Directing Commissioner of Pensions to Employ 30 Former Post Office ClerksAugust 24, 1912
540 1587 Authorizing Appointment of D. K. Tuttle, Joseph W. Milson, and E. B. Leach as Mint Superintendents Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 24, 1912
541 1588 Position of Special Employee in Internal Revenue Service Regarded as Classified Under Civil Service RulesAugust 24, 1912
5421589Rainy Creek Administrative Site, Idaho, Created for Palisade National ForestAugust 24, 1912
5431590Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, Chief of Staff, Designated to Act as Secretary of War During Absence of Sec'y and Assistant Sec'y of WarAugust 24, 1912
544 1591 Authorizing Retention of William W. Dyar in Forest Service With Alternate AppropriationAugust 26, 1912
545 1592 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from ExaminationAugust 26, 1912
546 1593 Authorizing Classification of Up to 115 Experts and Agents in Agriculture DepartmentAugust 26, 1912
547 1594 Authorizing Reinstatement of Lillian E. Clark as Clerk in Office of Indian Affairs Without Regard to Civil Service RulesAugust 31, 1912
5481595Enlargement of Camp Overton Military Reservation, Province of Morano, Mindanao, P.I.August 31, 1912
549 1596 Authorizing Reinstatement of G. M. Davison as Storekeeper-Gauger in Internal Revenue Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesSeptember 2, 1912
5501597Fitzhugh Springs Addition Administrative Site, California, Created for Modoc National ForestSeptember 2, 1912
551 1598 Eliminating Certain Lands from Reservation of Papago IndiansSeptember 2, 1912
5521599Lands in Colorado Reserved Pending Legislation (to Grant to Denver for Park Purposes)September 7, 1912
5531600Trail Administrative Site, Idaho, Created for Caribou National ForestSeptember 7, 1912
554 1601 Authorizing Appointment of James B. Brunemer as Watchman in Government Printing Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesSeptember 7, 1912
555 1602 Authorizing Appointment of Mabel Hiatt as Clerk in Department of Agriculture Without Regard to Civil Service RulesSeptember 7, 1912
556 1603 Reserving Lands in California Pending Investigation as to Suitableness for Paiute or Other Indian UseSeptember 7, 1912
557 1604 Authorizing Promotion of George E. Long to Clerk in Bureau of Insular Affairs Without ExaminationSeptember 12, 1912
558 1605 Consolidating the Administrative District of Gorgona With that of Empire, and for Other PurposesSeptember 12, 1912
559 1606 Reserving Land in Nevada for Indian Allotment PurposesSeptember 16, 1912
5601607Internal Revenue District of South Carolina Consolidated with 4th District of North CarolinaSeptember 16, 1912
5611608Fourth Internal Revenue District of California Consolidated with 1st DistrictSeptember 17, 1912
562 1609 Authorizing Reinstatement of George S. Livingston in Pension Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesSeptember 17, 1912
5631610Camp John Hay Military Reservation, Baguio, Luzon, Philippine Islands, ModifiedSeptember 17, 1912
5641611Liberty Administrative Site, Washington, Created for Wenatchee National ForestSeptember 19, 1912
565 1612 Authorizing Appointment of R. A. Kirk as Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue Without Regard to Civil Service RulesSeptember 21, 1912
566 1613 Harbors Not Subject to EntrySeptember 23, 1912
5671614Additional Pay for Gun Captains in Marine Corps PrescribedSeptember 23, 1912
5681615Fourth Internal Revenue District of Texas Consolidated with 3rd DistrictSeptember 23, 1912
569 1616 Authorizing Promotion of George E. Long to Clerk in Bureau of Insular Affairs Without ExaminationSeptember 30, 1912
5701617Camp Jossman and Camp Wilhelm Military Reservations, Philippine Islands, AbolishedSeptember 30, 1912
571161812th Internal Revenue District of Pennsylvania Consolidated with 9th DistrictSeptember 30, 1912
5721619Sublunary Administrative Site, Idaho, Created for Pend Oreille National ForestOctober 2, 1912
573 1620 Authorizing Reinstatement of John K. Robinson as Printer in Weather Bureau Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 4, 1912
574 1621 Altering Lands Composing Reservation of Papago IndiansOctober 8, 1912
5751622Oregon National Forest DiminishedOctober 11, 1912
5761623Dome Mountain Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Absaroka National ForestOctober 11, 1912
577 1624 Amending Civil Service Rules to Limit Exceptions from Examination for Certain PostmastersOctober 15, 1912
578 1625 Authorizing Reinstatement of Charles A. Bronson as Assistant Postmaster Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 17, 1912
5791626Station B Administrative Site of Palisade National Forest, Idaho, ModifiedOctober 17, 1912
580 1627 Authorizing Appointment of Ulysses S. Price as Deputy Shipping Commissioner Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 18, 1912
5811628Fort Pikit and Fort Reina Regente Military Reservations, Cotabato, Moro Province, Philippine Islands, CreatedOctober 19, 1912
5821629Siassi Military Reservation, Moro Province, Philippine Islands, EnlargedOctober 19, 1912
583 1630 Authorizing Appointment of Louis R. Krumm as Chief Inspector in Bureau of Navigation, Department of Commerce and Labor, Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 28, 1912
584 1631 Authorizing Appointment of De Lorma A. Morrow as Special Agent in Bureau of Corporations Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 28, 1912
585 1632 Adding Lands in Nevada to the Moapa River Indian ReservationOctober 28, 1912
5861633Lands in Arizona Reserved as Rifle Range for National GuardOctober 28, 1912
5871634Sawyer Administrative Site, Utah, Created for Dixie National ForestOctober 28, 1912
588 1635 Authorizing Appointment of Guy Emerson as Special Agent in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 28, 1912
589 1636 Authorizing Appointment of E. O. Merchant as Special Agent in Bureau of Corporations Without Regard to Civil Service RulesOctober 29, 1912
590 1637 Revoking Executive Order No. 1556 of June 24, 1912 so as to Prescribe More Exact Proportions for All Flags and Union Jacks for Departments of GovernmentOctober 29, 1912
591 1638 Authorizing Appointment of Mrs. Robert L. Bowman as Matron in Indian Service Without ExaminationNovember 1, 1912
5921639Penal Sum of Bond of Receiver of Public Moneys at Great Falls, Montana, Fixed at $30,000November 8, 1912
5931640Deep Creek Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Helena National ForestNovember 8, 1912
5941641Deer Lick Administrative Site, Idaho, Created for Payette National ForestNovember 8, 1912
5951642Niobrara Reservation, Nebraska, Re-Established as Preserve and Breeding Ground for BirdsNovember 14, 1912
5961643American Fork Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Absaroka National ForestNovember 14, 1912
597 1644 Exception of Employees at the Neopit Lumber MillsNovember 15, 1912
5981645County of Miami Transferred from 10th Internal Revenue Collection District of Ohio to 1st DistrictNovember 22, 1912
5991646Little Walnut Administrative Site, Arizona, Created for Tonto National ForestNovember 23, 1912
6001647Ashland Administrative Site, Montana, Created for Custer National ForestNovember 23, 1912
6011648Vernal Land Office, Utah, Abolished; Transferred to Salt Lake City Land Office; Revoked by EO 1706November 23, 1912
602 1649 Altering Lands Composing the Moapa River Indian ReservationNovember 26, 1912
603 1650 Authorizing Appointment of William R. Carpenter as Clerk in Post Office Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesNovember 27, 1912
604 1651 Authorizing Transfer of George W. Baptist to Classified Position in Custom House Without Regard to Civil Service RulesNovember 27, 1912
605 1652 Authorizing Appointment of George H. Hamilton as Assistant Postmaster Without Regard to Civil Service RulesNovember 29, 1912
606 1653 Authorizing Reinstatement of W. B. Johnson in General Land Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 3, 1912
607 1654 Authorizing Reinstatement of Louis H. Eberlein in Customs Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 3, 1912
608 1655 Altering Lands Composing Reservation of Papago IndiansDecember 5, 1912
609 1656 Directing the Chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission to Take Possession of All Land and Land Under Water Within the Canal ZoneDecember 5, 1912
610 1657 Authorizing Appointment of Dorsey E. Phillips as Clerk or Immigrant Inspector Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 7, 1912
6111658Chemisso Island Reservation, Alaska, Created as Preserve and Breeding Ground for BirdsDecember 7, 1912
612 1659 Revoking Civil Service Rule 3, Sec. 3, to Include Navy Department Artisan and Supervisory Artisan Positions in Competitive Classified ServiceDecember 7, 1912
6131660Alta Administrative Site at Bitterroot National Forest, Montana, EnlargedDecember 10, 1912
6141661Reserving Certain Lands at Port Angeles, Washington for the Treasury Department, the Forest Service, and the Weather BureauDecember 12, 1912
615 1662 Authorizing Appointment of Alice Engle as Clerk in Department of Agriculture Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 14, 1912
616 1663 Authorizing Appointment of Guy Emerson to Classified Position in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 16, 1912
6171664Pishkun Reservation, Montana, Created as Preserve and Breeding Ground for Native BirdsDecember 17, 1912
618 1665 Authorizing Appointment of Charles R. Pickard in Competitive Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 17, 1912
619 1666 Authorizing Reinstatement of William C. Boutelle in Post Office Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 19, 1912
620 1667 Authorizing Promotion of Thomas E. Price to Clerk in Post Office Department Without ExaminationDecember 19, 1912
621 1668 Authorizing Transfer of Horace P. De Hart to Position in Interior Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 19, 1912
622 1669 Establishing Desecheo Island Reservation as a Preserve and Breeding Ground for Native BirdsDecember 19, 1912
623 1670 Authorizing Reinstatement of Samuel E. Fouts as Assistant Examiner in Patent Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 30, 1912
624 1671 Authorizing Appointment of W. D. Lundy as Clerk Without Regard to Civil Service RulesDecember 31, 1912
6251672Petersburg Administrative Site, Alaska, Created for Tongass National ForestDecember 31, 1912
6261673Comanche Administrative Site, Utah, Created for Use as a Ranger Station in the Administration of the Dixie National ForestDecember 31, 1912

1913

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
627 1674 Authorizing Reinstatement of Ralph D. Converse as Immigrant Inspector in Department of Commerce and Labor Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 1, 1913
628 1675 Authorizing Reinstatement of James E. Taylor in Internal Revenue Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 3, 1913
629 1676 Authorizing Reinstatement of William B. Kilpatrick to Competitive Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 8, 1913
6301677Gallinas Administrative Site, New Mexico, created for Lincoln National ForestJanuary 8, 1913
6311678Gravel Island Reservation, Lake Michigan, Created as Preserve and Breeding Ground for BirdsJanuary 9, 1913
632 1679 Authorizing Transfer of John J. Donahue in Bureau of Pensions Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 9, 1913
633 1680 To Amend the Executive Order Providing for the Inspection of Steam VesselsJanuary 13, 1913
634 1681 Reserving Lands in Nevada for the Paiute and Shoshoni IndiansJanuary 14, 1913
635 1682 Setting Aside Lands in Montana for Administrative Purposes in Connection with Flathead IndiansJanuary 14, 1913
6361683Dog Canyon Administrative Site, New Mexico, Created for Lincoln National ForestJanuary 16, 1913
637 1684 Authorizing Appointment of Mrs. Ollie M. Croghan as Clerk in Department of Justice Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 17, 1913
638 1685 Authorizing Appointment of Monico Lopez as Messenger in Office of the Chief of the Quartermaster Corps, United States Army, Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 21, 1913
639 1686 Amending Schedule For Army Rations Regarding Lard and Ration for Troops on TransportsJanuary 21, 1913
640 1687 Authorizing Reinstatement of George J. Bunce to Subclerical Position in Mint and Assay Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 24, 1913
641 1688 Authorizing Reemployment of John Moynihan as Laborer in Post Office at Kansas City, Missouri, Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 24, 1913
642 1689 Authorizing Transfer of John Garcin in Forest Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 24, 1913
643 1690 Authorizing Appointment of Mrs. C. E. Jones as Clerk in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 24, 1913
644 1691 Authorizing Promotion of Gertrude Printz to Clerk Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 24, 1913
645 1692 Authorizing Placement of Mrs. Mabel P. LeRoy in Classified Service in Interior Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 27, 1913
646 1693 Authorizing Appointment of Laura A. Thompson as Clerk in Children's Bureau Without Regard to Civil Service RulesJanuary 27, 1913
6471694Sum of Penal Bond of Receiver of Public Moneys at Guthrie, Oklahoma, Fixed at $15,000January 27, 1913
6481695Amending Consular Regulations, Paragraph 35, Regarding Bonding of Interpreters Promoted from Student CorpsJanuary 29, 1913
649 1696 Authorizing Reinstatement of Will S. Cox as Railway Mail Clerk Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 3, 1913
650 1697 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination in Navy DepartmentFebruary 4, 1913
651 1698 Authorizing Appointment of Cyrus F. Adams to Competitive Position Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 7, 1913
652 1699 Reserving Lands in Arizona for Use of Navajo IndiansFebruary 10, 1913
653 1700 Reserving Lands in New Mexico for Use of Navajo IndiansFebruary 10, 1913
6541701Kansas National Forest EnlargedFebruary 10, 1913
6551702Certain Government Employees Granted Leave to Attend U.S.S. Maine Memorial Services on Feb. 15, 1913February 12, 1913
6561703Agur Barracks Military Reservation, Jolo, Moro Province, Philippine Islands, EnlargedFebruary 14, 1913
657 1704 Poviding That Las Sabanas Be Excepted from the Provisions of Executive Order of Dec. 5, 1912February 18, 1913
658 1705 Providing that United States Citizens Employed for 1 Year on Isthmus of Panama May Be Transferred to Corresponding Positions in Classified Service in Executive DepartmentsFebruary 18, 1913
6591706Revoking EO 1648, Which Had Abolished Vernal Land Office, UtahFebruary 20, 1913
660 1707 Authorizing Promotion and Appointment of John Fitzgerald as Merchandise Sampler in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 20, 1913
661 1708 Authorizing Promotion and Transfer of Martin J. Murphy to Clerk in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 20, 1913
662 1709 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Exceptions from Examination in Treasury DepartmentFebruary 20, 1913
663 1710 Authorizing Reinstatement of David C. Hanawalt in Bureau of Animal Industry Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 20, 1913
664 1711 Authorizing Reinstatement of John S. Beach in Pension Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 21, 1913
665 1712 Passports Issued to Laborers from Foreign CountriesFebruary 24, 1913
6661713Five Islands in West Sound, Washington (Including Sheep, Double, Victim, and Freeman) Reserved for Public PurposesFebruary 24, 1913
667 1714 Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Former Private Secretaries in Post Office DepartmentFebruary 25, 1913
668 1715 Authorizing Appointment of John J. Farrell as Letter Carrier in Brooklyn, New York, Post Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 25, 1913
6691716Approved Findings and Conclusions of Commissioners Francis M. Corkrell and Sam R. Scott Regarding Boundary Line Between New Mexico and TexasFebruary 25, 1913
6701717Chamberlain Land District, South Dakota, Abolished; Transferred to Gregory Land DistrictFebruary 26, 1913
6711718Office for Gregory Land District, South Dakota, Moved from Gregory to CarterFebruary 26, 1913
6721719Certain Lands Transferred from Chamberlain Land District, South Dakota, to Pierre Land DistrictFebruary 26, 1913
673 1720 Authorizing Reinstatement of Ralph Hoagland as Laboratory Inspector in Bureau of Animal Industry Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 26, 1913
674 1721 Authorizing Appointment of Matthew A. Henson to Any Suitable Position in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 26, 1913
675 1722 Authorizing Appointment of Charles A. Gibson in Bureau of Plant Industry Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 26, 1913
676 1722½ Providing a Method of Compensation for Personal Injuries to, or for the Death of, Employees of the Isthmian Canal Commission and of the Panama Railroad CompanyFebruary 26, 1913
677 1723 Authorizing Reinstatement of Frank P. Caviezel in Internal Revenue Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 27, 1913
678 1724 Authorizing Appointment of Seward Charles in Office of the Supervising Architect in the Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 27, 1913
679 1725 Authorizing Transfer of Alexander J. Stormont to Clerk in Classified Service Without ExaminationFebruary 28, 1913
680 1726 Authorizing Transfer of Aaron Burnett in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 28, 1913
681 1727 Authorizing Transfer of William F. Smith to Classified Position Without Regard to Civil Service RulesFebruary 28, 1913
6821728Federal Per Diem Employees and Day Laborers Excused from Work on Inauguration Day, March 4, 1913February 28, 1913
683 1729 Authorizing Appointment of Louise F. Bradley as Charwoman in State, War, and Navy Department Building Without Regard to Labor RegulationsMarch 3, 1913
684 1730 Authorizing Appointment of Col. Heber M. Creel as Supervisor of Indian Schools Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
685 1731 Authorizing Appointment of Katharine T. Gerald in Bureau of Pensions Without ExaminationMarch 3, 1913
686 1732 Authorizing Appointment of Alice E. Gibbs to Classified Position Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
687 1733 Establishing Aleutian Islands Reservation as Preserve for Native Birds, Animals, and FishMarch 3, 1913
688 1734 Authorizing Appointment of Jesse L. Suter as Clerk in Classified Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
689 1735 Authorizing Appointment of Thomas Butler as Laborer in Classified Service Without ExaminationMarch 3, 1913
690 1736 Authorizing Reinstatement of Joab P. Foster as Veterinary Inspector in Department of Agriculture Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
691 1737 Authorizing Reinstatement of Fred Roege as Assistant Postmaster Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
692 1738 Authorizing Appointment of Charles H. Shaw in New York Customs Service Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
693 1739 Authorizing Reinstatement of H. Norman Fleming as Clerk in Pension Office Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
694 1740 Authorizing Appointment of Catherine Branan as Charwoman in Treasury Department Without Regard to Civil Service Rules\March 3, 1913
695 1741 Authorizing Appointment of Edward Hawkins as Laborer in Department of Agriculture Without Regard to Civil Service RulesMarch 3, 1913
6961742Cottonwood Administrative Site, Utah, Created for La Sal National ForestMarch 3, 1913
6971743Nebo National Forest, Utah, Diminished and the Excluded Lands Withdrawn for Classification and Eventual Restoration to Settlement and EntryMarch 3, 1913

Presidential proclamations

1909

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
1872Extra Session of Congress (Mar. 6)March 6, 1909
2873Establishment of the Navajo National Monument, ArizonaMarch 20, 1909
3882Setting Aside the Gran Quivira National Monument, New Mexico

1910

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
4 1021 Extending United States Copyright Protections to the Works of Certain Foreign AuthorsApril 9, 1910

1912

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
5 1175 Admitting New Mexico to the UnionJanuary 6, 1912
6 1180 Admitting Arizona to the UnionFebruary 14, 1912
71186Navajo National Monument, Arizona (Boundary Adjustment)March 14, 1912
8 1225 Panama Canal Toll RatesNovember 13, 1912

1913

Relative No.Absolute No.Title/DescriptionDate signed
91236Modifying Leadville National Forest, Colorado (Mar. 3)March 3, 1913

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