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246 W. P. G. HARDING, GovERNOR ALBERT STRAUSS, VICE GOVERNOR EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS CARTER GLASS ADOLPH C. MILLER CHARLES S. HAMLIN SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY CHAIRMAN JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY J. A. BRODERICK, SECRETARY W. T. CHAPMAN, ASSISTANT 5'£CRETARY W. M. lMLAY, FISCAL AGENT ADDRESS REPLY TO WASHINGTON FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD May 1,1919. X-1506 Subject: Elilliination of Count of Federal Reserve Bank Notes by ~)ecial Agents of Federal Reserve Banks. Dear Sir: In reference to the recommendation made at the Governors' Conference to T~ic NUmber 36 for the elimination of the count by S,J:lecial .Agents of the Federal Reserve Banks of mutilated Fec3.eral Reserve bank notes forwarded to the Treasury Department for rederq,.)tion omd destruction, the BoCll'd desires the following information: 1. Total an;ount paid to Special Agents. (a) From January lst to Decerrber 3J ,1918. (b) From January lst to M&rch 31,1919. 2. Cost ver thousand for ~resent facilities. 3· Date of expiration of present contracts. The Board would ~ppreci~te receiving this information as soon z.s convenient as it will be of assistance in determining whathsl' Or -not i t will be ::_,ossible to formulate a less expensive plan. Any further inforn~ation or suggestions that you may be able to. furnish in this connection will be appreciated. Very truly yours, Assistant Secretary.
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