The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-30

cants for sick leave, and also to act as
general utility clerk.
IL. The superintendent of the Hot
Springs reservation.
AZ. One special land inspector.
4S. Inspectors of coal mines in the ter
ritories.
A. Special agents employed, as neces-
sty for their employment may arise, for
the purpose of protecting public lands.
45, The inspectors or surveyors general
and district land officers.
46. Superintendent of irrigation in the
Indian service.
AZ. Superintendent of logging in the In
As. Five special Indian agents author
lied. by law.
land in severalty to the Indians, as the
necessity for their employment may
arise
&C. Special commissioners to negotiate
with Indians, as the necessity for, their
employment may arise.
81. Engineers to make surveys of res
ervation boundary lines and surveys at
Indian agencies, as the necessity for
their employment may arise.
So. Examiners of Indian timber lands,
as the necessity for their employment
SO. One financial clerk at each Indian
agency to act as agent during the alb
sence or disability of the agent.
54. All positions in the Alaska school
service.
IS. Not exceeding five special pension
examiners to investigate fraudulent and
other pension claims of a criminal ma
ture.
Sc. One clerk at each pension agency
to act for the agent during his absence
or disability.
porarily appointed and employed in max
ing investigations and furnishing inform
alton for the department as provided by
law or under the direction of the head Of
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perts shall be borne on the rolls as such
ard be actually engaged in the duties for
which they are appointed, and whose
payment has been authorized by law.
So. One statistical agent in each state
and territory where authorized by law.
SO. The assistant secretary of the
Smithsonian institution, in charge of the
United States national museum
ADDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS.
The exemptions from the operations of
the law are made in rule 3, formerly
made. The additional exceptions follow:
Positions in the revenue cutter service
where the persons enlist for season Of
navigation only.
Any local physician employed temper
arily as acting assistant surgeon in the
marine hospital service.
Any person employed in the marine
hospital service as quarantine attendant
at the gulf, South Atlantic, Tortugas,
Reedy Island and Angel Island quaran-
tines; and any person temporarily en-
ployed quarantine attendant on quar-
antfne vessels or in camps or in stations
established for quarantine purposes, dur
ing epidemics of contagious diseases in
the United States or beyond the seas
All physicians employed as persons ex-
aiming surgeons, whether organized in
boards or working individually under the
direction of the commissioner of pen
sicns, but this paragraph does not in
clude medical examiners in the pension
office.
Indians employed in the Indian service
at large, except those employed as SUI
per1ntendentS, teachers, teachers of in
dustries, kindergartens and physicians.
Temporary clerks employed in United
States local land offices, to reduce testi-
mony in writing contest cases. not paid
for government funds.
Temporary clerks employed in the Of
fees of surveyor general and paid from
the funds deposited by individuals for
surveying public lands
Any person employed as office or field
deputy in the office of United States
marshal.
Appointments to the following positions
are to be made hereafter on tests of fit
ness described in paragraphs IA to SO, in
elusive, of navy yard order No 3d. re-
vised, but pending the result of such ex-
aminations, the secretary of the navy
may appoint to the above positions quail
fed persons for period not to exceed
thirty days. ,e ss4ss e.sas-sGsa
All persons at the navy yards naval
stations and at private shipbuilding and
manufacturing establishments where
work is done by contract for the navy
department employed as special mechan-
les and civilian assistant inspectors of
work and materials Gncluding ordnance
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bulls, buildings, dredging, etc.
Appointments to the following named
positions in the war department are to
be made after one registration test of
fitness, prescribed in regulations to be
issued by the secretary of war. and ap-
provd by the president:
Any person in the quartermaster's de-
partment at large, of the United States
army, employed as trainmaster, chief
packer, foreman packer, packmaster
master baler, foreman of laborers, super
intendent of stables or foreign master.
Any person in the medical department
at large in the United States army, en-
ployed as foreman, assistant foreman,
forage master, weigher, skilled laborer,
guard or on piece work.
In the engineer department at large of
the United States army employed as in
spector, overseer, suboverseer, superin-
tendent, master lock manager; deputy
lock manager, assistant superintendent
Of canal, chief deputy inspector, deputy
Inspector, rodman, stadiaman, chairman
foreman, timekeeper, lock master, assist
ant lock master, custodian, storekeeper,
fort keeper, torpedo keeper, assistant tor
pedo keeper, light keeper, board master,
subforeman, master laborer, gauge read
er, steward, dam tender, assistant dam
tender, helper, carpenter, helper, ma
chinist helper, quarrymaster, blacksmiths
helper, climber, marge master, recorder,
of vessels, trackman, gardener, assistant
gardener, or weigher.
Any person in the national military
parks at Gettysburg, Shiloh, Chickamau-
ga, Chattanooga, Vicksburg and Antie-
tam, employed as assistant in historical
work. agent for purchase Of land, his
torian, secretary, rodman, chairman, as
sistant superintendent, chief guardian,
guardian, guard Inspector, carpenter,
steam engineer, or painter.