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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horace Adolphus Taylor

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horace Adolphus Taylor

President Roosevelt sends to Acting Secretary of the Treasury Taylor a letter and newspaper clipping that he says explain themselves. If the order referenced is recent, it should be revoked or suspended, and Taylor should explain to Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Armstrong that he should not give any order or decision while Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw is absent. Roosevelt has received complaints about the management of the customs division, and he wants Taylor to supervise everything that is done until Shaw returns.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1904-10-05

Letter from W. A. Boyd to William H. Andrews

Letter from W. A. Boyd to William H. Andrews

W. A. Boyd informs Senator Andrews he has learned of rumors that General Land Office Special Agent Frederick C. Dezendorf and his understudy, Oscar D. Olmstead, have been informing the press on political matters. Boyd requests Andrews speak with Secretary of the Interior James Rudolph Garfield and General Land Office Commissioner Richard Achilles Ballinger about his concerns of the federal government outsiders meddling in the affairs of the New Mexico territory.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1907-07-06

Position description for archaeological excavation of the Elkhorn Ranch

Position description for archaeological excavation of the Elkhorn Ranch

This document presents a position description for an archaeologist managing the excavation, interpretation, and reporting of the site of Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch. It includes a description of the duties demanded by the position, the scope and effect of the work, what sorts of supervision and guidance the position will receive, the mental demands that may be expected, and the personal work contacts that will be part of the position.

Collection

Midwest Archeological Center

Creation Date

1959