Department Circular 1889
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Cmsarg J^prtment, Diiidoii of 8., P. aid B.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, The attention of the officers and employes of the Department is called to the following provisions of the act entitled "An Act making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, and for other purposes," approved .Tune 16, 1874 : * * * "Provided, That onl_y actual traveling expeoses shall be allowed to anypeison holding em])loymeut or app...ointment under the United States, and all allowances for mileage and transportation, in excess of the amount actually paid are hereby declared illegal ; and no credit shall be allowed to any of the disbursing oflScers of the United States lor payments or allowances in violation of this provision." * * * In accordance with the foregoing provisions, persons traveling upon the official business of this Department will hereafter be allowed their "actual traveling expenses" usual and essential to the ordinary comfort of travelers, embraced in the following items of exijenditures: Actual fares on railroads, steamboats, and other conveyances, by the shortest practicable route ; the hire of special transportation where there are no regular means of conveyantie; street-car, omnibus, or transfer-coach fare to and from depots and hotels, and where there are no such conveyances, moderate and necessary hack-hire; and reasonable fees to porters and expressmen.
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57.
Cmsarg J^prtment, Diiidoii of 8., P. aid B.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, The attention of the officers and employes of the Department is called to the following provisions of the act entitled "An Act making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, and for other purposes," approved .Tune 16, 1874 : * * * "Provided, That onl_y actual traveling expeoses shall be allowed to anypeison holding em])loymeut or app...ointment under the United States, and all allowances for mileage and transportation, in excess of the amount actually paid are hereby declared illegal ; and no credit shall be allowed to any of the disbursing oflScers of the United States lor payments or allowances in violation of this provision." * * * In accordance with the foregoing provisions, persons traveling upon the official business of this Department will hereafter be allowed their "actual traveling expenses" usual and essential to the ordinary comfort of travelers, embraced in the following items of exijenditures: Actual fares on railroads, steamboats, and other conveyances, by the shortest practicable route ; the hire of special transportation where there are no regular means of conveyantie; street-car, omnibus, or transfer-coach fare to and from depots and hotels, and where there are no such conveyances, moderate and necessary hack-hire; and reasonable fees to porters and expressmen.
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