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OFFICERS OF INTERNAL REVENUE 
Gaugers, storekeepers, and storekeeper-gaugers were cov- 
ored into the classified civil service by Executive order, 
May 6, 1896. 
Under the old form of bond of a storekeeper-gauger, con- 
ditioned solely for the faithful discharge of his duties, 
recovery may be had only for damages actually sustained 
by the Government. Such bond did not cover fines and costs 
imposed in a criminal prosecution of such officer. April 
12, 1909. (T. D. 1482.) 
Assignment of storekeeper-gaugers at distilleries. (T. Ds. 
2456, 2864, and 3072.) 
Compensation of storekeeper-gaugers designated as gen- 
eral storekeeper-gaugers. (T. Ds. 2408, 2444.) 
46 [Act of June 28, 1902 (32 Stat., 492).] The internal- 
ip Compensation revenue officer holding the combined office of storekeeper 
Fauger. and gauger shall hereafter be known and denominated 
as a storekeeper-gauger, and when performing the com- 
bined duties of storekeeper-gauger, or when assigned by 
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to perform the 
duties of a storekeeper only at any distillery, or at any 
ceneral or special bonded warehouse, he shall receive for 
his services the compensation of storekeeper only; but 
when assigned by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue 
to perform the duties of gauger only, under the internal- 
revenue laws, as provided by those laws, he shall receive 
only the compensation for his services and the traveling 
expenses which are allowed by law to United States 
gaugers. 
See note, “Compensation and traveling expenses,” at 
head of this chapter. 
Assignment of storekeeper-gaugers to distilleries, general 
and special warehouses, ete. (T. D. 2438, as modified by 
T. D. 2456.) (See also T. Ds. 2780, 2864, and 3072.) 
[Act of February 24,1911 (36 Stat., 928).] Hereafter 
storekeepers, gaugers, and storekeeper-gaugers who are 
assigned to distilleries with a registered capacity of 
twenty bushels or less, or who are assigned to other places 
where the compensation is now less than three dollars a 
day, shall receive three dollars a day for services. 
See note, “Compensation and traveling expenses,” at 
head of this chapter. 
Assignments of storekeepers and gaugers must be made 
by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue upon the recom- 
mendation of the collector. (T. D. 20695.) 
, a Smaart of storekeeper-gaugers. (Cir. No. 712; T. D. 
Transfer of storekeeper-gaugers. (T. D. 1331.) 
Suc. 63. [Act of August 27, 1894 (28 Stat. 567), 
Compensation gmended by act of May 13, 1910 (36 Stat., 369).] 
en traveling. 
That storekeepers, storekeeper-gaugers, and gaugers, 
when traveling to or from assignments, or when trans- 
ferred from one assignment to another, either in the same 
district or in different districts, shall receive the same 
compensation per day during the time necessarily occu- 
pied in traveling that they would be entitled to if on duty