Postal Laws And Regulations And General Instructions Applicable to the Rural Mai
Postal Laws And Regulations And General Instructions Applicable to the Rural Mai
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— Postmasters at offices supplied by rural routes shall make report to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, Division of Rural Mails, of all cases of abandonment or interruption of service, or continued irregularity in time of arrival of the carrier; when mail arrives in bad condition or exposed to depredation, loss or damage; when a pouch is received unlocked or without lock, or fastened with other than a regulation lock; when mail is carried by an unauthorized person, and any other irregul...arity in the performance of service or the conduct of the carrier that may occur.
128 POSTAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
Sec. 808. Delinquencies in service to intermediate post offices. — Rural carriers are subject to reprimand, suspen- sion, or removal from the service, according to the gravity of the offense, for neglecting to take mail to and from a post office which they have been ordered to serve; for leaving behind or throwing off any portion of the mail; for allowing the mail or any part of it to be damaged, lost, or destroyed ; for frequent failures to reach the intermediate office at about the same hour each day; or for the total or partial abandonment of the service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Postmasters at offices supplied by rural routes shall make report to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, Division of Rural Mails, of all cases of abandonment or interruption of service, or continued irregularity in time of arrival of the carrier; when mail arrives in bad condition or exposed to depredation, loss or damage; when a pouch is received unlocked or without lock, or fastened with other than a regulation lock; when mail is carried by an unauthorized person, and any other irregul...arity in the performance of service or the conduct of the carrier that may occur.
128 POSTAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
Sec. 808. Delinquencies in service to intermediate post offices. — Rural carriers are subject to reprimand, suspen- sion, or removal from the service, according to the gravity of the offense, for neglecting to take mail to and from a post office which they have been ordered to serve; for leaving behind or throwing off any portion of the mail; for allowing the mail or any part of it to be damaged, lost, or destroyed ; for frequent failures to reach the intermediate office at about the same hour each day; or for the total or partial abandonment of the service.
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