Letter from President Theodore Roosevelt to Secretary of the Interior E. A. Hitchcock
This item includes a letter from Civil Service Commissioner Foulke about the investigation of Surveyor General Joseph Perrault.
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investigation of the case need hardly proceed further, since Per-
rault has violated your rule and has undoubtedly committed an act
in violation of good discipline. As I say, I have gone over the
testimony with some care, and the result would seem to require at
least two di smi ssals and three or four criminal prosecutions; but
unless it seems to you that I am wrong in the foregoing conclusions,
it will hardly be necessary to trouble you with the details of this
investigation.
Yours,
ymu Duilly yourk
Commi ssi oner.
Enclosures. )
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