New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-30
ORDER BY THE PRESIDENT.
EXTENSIVE CHANGES MADE IN CIVIL
SERVICE REGULATIONS.
ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND OFFICES EXEMPT
ED FROM THE OPERATION OF
THE RULES
THE RULE

the rules about four thousand Offices. Among such
places are the following:
Pension examining surgeons, Indians employed IN
the Indian service not connected with the inolan
school service, and many places In the Engineer
Department at large the 3ua,epmas,ers iaare
menf S ase ne at large Of the War
partment With reference to those places in the
tSey shall be subject to regulations 10 be presGrbed
by The Secretary OF War and approved by the Presi-
ssn nqs be same bass as the Navy Yard
vice.
The following employees or positions which nave
been classified under the Civil Service act are ex-
cepted from the requirements OF examination or
registration, unless otherwise stated:
First-Not exceeding two private secretaries or
confidential clerks to the President. -.
clerks TIE each Of the eight
executive departments. 49, am
hdential clerk to each OF the assistant heads of the
eight executive depaTttments r,,..,o seorst.rv or
confidential clerk to each Of the following heads Of
Se IN the eight sfS
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. the Treas
rrer OF the ne Of the Teasy the super
intendent Of the Coast and Geodetic Survey: IN the
the Army the Adutant General the
eral the Judge-Advocate General. the Quartermas-
Chief Chi q Engineers, the c6ef Of Ordnance, the
Pension once and re q pTO !;
Office the Commissioner Of Indian AIairs the Com
ton the Assistant Attorney General for the Interior
Department. the Director OF the Geological Survey.
hs RNo esceed IF one private secretary or
hdental clerk to each OF the heads Of bureaus ap-
Senate in the eight executive departments not emu.
merated in Paragraph OF this rule. II authorized
sixth-All persons appointed by the President with
confirmation by the Senate -
Seventh-Att0rneys, assistant attorneys and
Eighth-Not exceeding one private secretary or
confidential clerk 10 the Commits sioner OF Labor.
NinthTNot exceeding one priyae secretary or co I5
Tsnih.Not exceeding private sscrstaEy or
Eleyenth-Not exceeding one private secretary or
merce Commissioners.
TEelfth.l Shipping GSmmIssioner ss,.r IN s,c,
customs district. If authorized by the Secretary OF
Fourteent6-Not exceeding one chief or principal
deputy assistant collector at each customs port:
and not exceeding one principal deputy collector OF
Fifteenth-Not exceeding one deputy naval officer
at each customs port where naval officer is au-
Sxteenth-Not exceeding one deputy surveyor OF
customs at each customs port where a surveyor Is
seventeenth-Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk II authorized by the secre
tary OF the Treasury. to the collector OF each
toms district where the receipts for the last pre-
'eeps %
or confidential clerk. II authorized by the secretary
ports of Boston. New-York and Philadelphia re-
Board Of United States General Appraisers.
Twentieh-Not exceeding one paymaster In the
New-York customs district
Internationally positions in Alaska in the GUS
Twentv-second-Ail deputy collectors Of internal
revenue who borne on the rolls as such and the
secTeTy Of l0t the that o. posi-
ton designated as clerkship under collector OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall be discontinued
for the purpose OF substituting deputy collector
sona Ge H fUa d hat f'Re
reduction shall be made the reasons therefor shall
and shall be approved by the Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue and the Secretary Of the Treasury.
compensation does not exceed 50 per day when
actually employed s ard , whose Ose ssgregae
Twenty fourth-of1cers In charge of the Bureau
Twenty-hfth-Not exceeding one chief clerk in
each mint or ASSAY office who Is authorized by law
during aEs l his aS.ene or dsaS,y "
Twenty -sixth-One private secretary or connden-
dno eS Welsh Clerk one assistant colner one as
sistant meter and refner and assistant assayer
pointments TO the positions named in this rule in
clauses 49, A. l5 ls % and p shall be subject to
OF the Treasury equivalent 10 the examination held
by the Commission for positions Of like grade Such
sion in sccordance with its regulations Provided
that organizations may be waived by the secretary
customs service and internal revenue service In
Twenty-hfth--Not exceeding one clerk each
Army payn9ns,ter IN actual service; and r,v.
sicians in the United States penitentiaries or
prisons. -
tary or confidential clerk to each United States
! District-Attorney.
Thirty-frst-The Assistant Attorney General for
the Postoffiee Department t.,,.n .r,n.,. ..or.
tary or confidential clerk TO the Assistant Attor-
Thirty-third-Not exceeding one private secretary
or confidential clerk to the postmaster II authorized
amounted to as much as $4,000
Postofilce in New-York City.
Thirty hfth-Not exceeding one finance clerk. II
signed to act as auditor at each postofice where
the receipts for t the last preceding fiscal
Thirty-sxth-Not exceeding one cashier or finance
ssSh s.essSns one cashier and
one finance clerk at each postoffice where the re-
.spts for the , Last preceding fiscal year amounted
Thrty-eighth~Not exceeding one cashier and two
zee clerks at ssGn PssS Hs ns o
much as 100000.
three Anance clerks at each postofice where the
receipts for the last prscedins fiscal year amounted
Fortieth-Not exceeding one clerk. who shall be
regular physician. at each hrst-class postoffce
examine applica lions for sick leave and also TO act
| as a general utility clerk.
Forty-irst-The superintendent OF the Hot Springs
| Reservation.
Forty-second-One special land inspector.
Observation-Disclosures OF coal mines in the Terri
tories
Forty-fourth-specal agents employed. as neces-
sity for their employment may arise, for the pur-
pose OF protecting public lands
Fortv-hfth-The inspectors of surveyors-genera
and district land Offices.
Forty Observation-Disclosures Of irrigation in the
Indian service.
Forty neutrality-suspicious. Of logging in the
Indian service.
Forty -eigh,h-Five special Indian agents. az au.
thorized by law
Forty -nnth-Special agents for the allotment OF
land in severaty to the Indians, as the necessity
for their emnloXment mnN mise