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Records Relating to Administration.

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Records of the Administrative ("A") Division, established as the Chief Clerk's Office, consist of the records of Divisions "A" and "M," including correspondence relating to GLO operations, 1813-1950; personnel records, 1820-1926; accounting records maintained by Division "M," relating to such special accounts as those for timber depredation, contingent surveying, and Indian and swamp lands, ca.1813-1909; divisional scrapbooks containing office orders, circulars, memorandums, clippings, and other records, 1904-20; appointment notices to registers and receivers, 1841-44; circulars sent, 1850-54; and letters sent by the receiving clerk, 1871-1910. Office files of the associate director 1938-47, and of the Chief of Division "A," 1924-47; investigation files concerning oil shale lands, maintained by the chief of the GLO field division at Denver, 1920-33; and "stock driveway files" relating to public lands in the Western States used as stock driveways or trails, 1916-50. Office files of the associate director, 1938-47, and of the Chief of Division "A," 1924-47; investigation files concerning oil shale lands, maintained by the chief of the CLO field division at Denver, 1920-33; and "stock driveway files" relating to public lands in the Western States used as stock driveways or trails, 1916-50.

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