...due performance of the duties thereof, until the expiration of the commission, or until a successor has been duly appointed and qualified, and has taken possession of the office ; except that in cases where there is a delay of sixty days in supplying a vacancy, the sureties may...

...due performance of the duties thereof, until the expiration of the commission, or until a successor has been duly appointed and qualified and has taken possession of the office." The word "or" should, in my opinion, be read " and." This is made clear by the following words: "Except...

...the safekeeping of the public property of the postofflce and the performance of the duties thereof until a regular postmaster has been duly appointed...qualified and has taken possession of the office. Whenever vacancies occur from any cause, examination of applicants to determine ellglbles shall be held without...

...the safekeeping of the public property of the post office and the performance of the duties thereof until a regular postmaster has been duly appointed...vacancy occurs from any cause, the appointment of a regular postmaster shall be made without unnecessary delay. [41 Stat. L. 575.] « • » [First-class...

...Postmaster General shall notify the Auditor for the Post Office Department of the change. The postmasters so appointed shall be responsible under his bond for...postmaster shall be made without unnecessary delay. (Acts April 24, 1920, c. 161, § 1; March 1, 1921, c. 88, § 1, 41 Stat. 1151.) § 6552. Salaries of...

...six months from the date of his designation except with the approval of the Civil Service Commission. The postmaster so appointed shall be responsible under...postmaster shall be made without unnecessary delay." (b) Section 31 of the Post Office Department Appropriation Act for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1880,...

...first, second, or third class, and by the Postmaster General when the office is in the fourth class j and the Postmaster General shall notify the General...postmaster shall be made without unnecessary delay. A person who, upon the occurrence of a vacancy and pending the appointment of a postmaster or the designation...

...first, second, or third class, and by the Postmaster General •when the office is in the fourth class; and the Postmaster General shall notify the General...postmaster shall be made without unnecessary delay. A person, who, upon the occurrence of a vacancy and pending the appointment of a postmaster or the...

...the. Post Office Department of the change. The postmaster so appointed shall be responsible tinder his bond for the safekeeping of the public property...postmaster shall be made without unnecessary delay. The motion was agreed to. Mr. Madden moved that the House recede from Its disagreement to Senate amendment...

...due performance of the duties thereof, until the expiration of the commission, or until a successor has been duly appointed and qualified, and has taken possession of the office." In view of this ruling by your office may I ask whether it would not be proper for surety companies...