Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

NH".N EIN ANNN VT NWMN N|.NNA'.N" HNNHA
doubtless be- Interested ln the following
incarnation respecting the approach
ne classified uivil service cxaminn-
respectfully
ID. n. ROBERTS.
AS there are doubtless quite O. num-
Or Of people within Tho State Of Utah
.H1 are out Of employment, and yet
all qualified to nn many or tho numcr-
oa. positions Go che government service
which are governed by the classified
civil ur,ice." and as there are about
forty per cont OF thofe positions alot-
fsi To- this state now untitled by people
from Utah. the public should know u
Che true situation that those who may
wish 10 enter the service n the gov-
eminent might have chance to take
Che coming examinations. which are TO
b.. held In this city ON September GOTH
and october 10Th. 1879 further pnrtic-
ulrs regarding which events viii no
doubt be- published Immediately prc-
csilnF the dates given. The publication
of thls Information az this time win en-
able an who think they would like 90
take any % the examinations TO review
Themselves IN their qualifications. and
fN HfuIN MNN ltNIiMNN 10 NNAfI NNN NNl@
Vice upon passing examination.
At present Utah ia entitled 60 q
rHsltiona under the classified civil SER
Vice" and there have been but u ~
thcse positions filled by persons from
this state which leaves yet due Utah.
and n any person successfully passes
examination, he Will undoubtedly ~
received and tho number charged to
tho states quota.
The following are tho respective
branches Of the service FOR which ap-
piiCautH Will be examined ON Sept. goth,
1852 600 this cltyi
Apprentice. anlstant custodinn,book-
binder clerk departmental service,
clerk qualified ua ntouogrupher and
typewriter general land office service,
comrusitor. olectrotypcr. elevator con-
ducior. departmental messenger, mes
seuger boy, prcHFmnn, failwoy-mnl
clerk. skilled labor finale or fcmalel,
atpnoEraphcr. Htcuographcr and type
writer, Htercoiypcr taEgcr, typewriter,
Waterman.
The following arc positions open Tor
examination on october 10Th. 1888, In
this cityi
Architectural craftsmen. assistant eV-
nm.ncr. assistant mlcroacopist. assist
ant ship craftsman. assistant topo-
grapher. bookkeepcr, copyist, ship
craftsman Oraccr) engineer Chrat-class.
ettaml, custodian service. farmer. fish
culturist. hospital steward. Industrial |
teacher, Inspector and assistant inspoc- |
tor meat. junior architectural drafts
man. Junior civil engineer, kndergnrtcn |
teacher. local and assistant Inspector |
o' boilers local ana assistant Inspector /
81 hulls Misunderstanding teacher. ma |
rino engineer tmarino hospital Hcrvlce), /
matrun. observer, physician. proof read i
iHr. register and receivers clerk, |
fclmstrcss. senior architectural drafts
10 NH...
Superintendent of construction, sur
yeyur- generals clerk. teacher, topo-
graphic druftsmnn trained nurse.
Not an who pass the examinations
successfully VIII De assigned positions
no Washington, but on the contrary,
they are given positions nearest the
place ~ residence II there are openings
iH the service In that vicinity. How
ever n the demands az Washington
warrant a number may be assigned
their positions there.
NO application Tor schedule eNnml-
nation viii be approved unless received
az the Office ~ the clvi service COM
mission at Washington. u, g.. az least
Ten days prior 10 the date of oxamlnn-
ton selected By the APPLICANT. Appll-
cation blanks and the classified civu !
service manual Of exumlnniiunswh which
contains nll information desired viii
D. sent upon request TO any qualified
person desiring 20 take the cxamina-
ton.
The examinations are 80 varied In
their character In accordance with the
great number OF positions. that II IL
impossible TO publish an outline In tho
space az our command, that would be
Of any material benefit 10 those deslr-
las 10 pass ny reference TO the tables
given IN the Manual OF Examinations
Tor the classified civil service, we no.
iee that there are only from forty to
MY per cent Of those who take thy
EXAMINATIONS that pass. The Manual
further says, THE supply Of male eligi-
pies in sienography ana typcwrltlng In
barely equal 20 the demand, and male
applicants proficient aH stenographers
ana typewrlterH have much greater
prospects uf appointments than other
4pllIplut1,' With reference 10 women
ituyH In typewritng. only those
women who pass at a grade above IS
~ cent have any prospects Of appoint
Here are the salaries that are paid
10 few of the positions for which eN-
animation may be taken. and they are
published TO give the reader a general
yea of what can be- expected: Appren-
te from 30 cents TO 81 per day Book
Np"r from 500 20 $1,000 per annum.
from 5000 to- 5000 Inspector NJ
boilers from 81 800 to $4,000. Junior
on engineer from $500 Co 1900 Law
lton 70 cents per day 20 $500 per an
nun Railway mail clork about $500.
tlgn0graphor from $500 TO $1,000, Type
writer from 5000 To- $1,000 Nurse 5000.
NHW, " there BE- any In this State
VINO mink themselves competent to on
yea Oh" service Of the government by
passing the examinations above re-
uIlri 10. let them become acquainted
WIN the nature of the examination uf |
lhe particular one they desire TO take,
All be ready on the dates given. They
NNl NJ course. be required to leave
h1nn In order 20 accept most OF these
situations, but II there are any who are
oll ot employment. II would be well ion
mem 10 consider this matter.