Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Bill, 1922: Supplemental Hearing Before Subcommittee of House Committee on Appropriations ... in Charge of the Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Bill for 1922. Sixty-seventh Congress, First Session. Conference on Limitation of Armament, Department of JusticeU.S. Government Printing Office, 1921 - 23ÆäÀÌÁö |
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What is the principle upon which the fees are fixed ? In other words , how do you
determine what fee would be charged for a certain plat for a person who wanted
to build an apartment house , for instance ? Maj . BROWN . The fees with regard
...
What is the principle upon which the fees are fixed ? In other words , how do you
determine what fee would be charged for a certain plat for a person who wanted
to build an apartment house , for instance ? Maj . BROWN . The fees with regard
...
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FEES OF UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS AND JU ' STICES OF THE
PEACE . The C ' HAIRMAX . For fees of l ' nited States Commissioners and
justices of the peace , you ask for 1920 a deficiency of $ 74 . 70 , and for 1922 $
150 , 000 .
FEES OF UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS AND JU ' STICES OF THE
PEACE . The C ' HAIRMAX . For fees of l ' nited States Commissioners and
justices of the peace , you ask for 1920 a deficiency of $ 74 . 70 , and for 1922 $
150 , 000 .
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Mr . Chairman , for a number of years we have followed the practice of using
repayments from fees collected for the subsisting of crews and passengers held
in quarantine and for the chemicals used in the fumigation of vessels ; and in the
...
Mr . Chairman , for a number of years we have followed the practice of using
repayments from fees collected for the subsisting of crews and passengers held
in quarantine and for the chemicals used in the fumigation of vessels ; and in the
...
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Under State control they paid the cost and collected the fees . The CHAIRMAX .
Now we pay all the expenses and take the fees ? Dr . CREEL . Yes , sir . The ( '
HAIRBAN . And you say that the fees are more than sufficient to reimburse the
cost ...
Under State control they paid the cost and collected the fees . The CHAIRMAX .
Now we pay all the expenses and take the fees ? Dr . CREEL . Yes , sir . The ( '
HAIRBAN . And you say that the fees are more than sufficient to reimburse the
cost ...
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The CHAIRMAN . What do you pay them ? Mr . VERRILL . The usual fees . The
CHAIRMAX . What are the usual fees ? Mr . VERRILL . ... I would say that the
ordinary fee would be $ 2 for an office visit and $ 3 for a house or hospital visit .
The CHAIRMAN . What do you pay them ? Mr . VERRILL . The usual fees . The
CHAIRMAX . What are the usual fees ? Mr . VERRILL . ... I would say that the
ordinary fee would be $ 2 for an office visit and $ 3 for a house or hospital visit .
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