Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-30
Additional Exceptions.


sonian institution, in charge of the United
States National Museum.
Additional Exceptions.
The exemptions from the law are made in
Rule 8 and additions to the exceptions
formerly made. The additional exceptions
follow:
Positions in the revenue cutter service
where the persons enlist for the season Of
navigation only.
Any local physician employed temporarily
as acting assistant surgeon in the marine
hospital service.
Any person employed in the marine hos
pital service as quarantine attendant at the
gulf, south Atlantic, Tortugas, Reedy island
| and Angel island quarantines, and any per-
son permanently employed as quarantine in
spector on quarantine vessels or in camps or
stations established for quarantine purposes
during the epidemics of contagious disease
beyond the seas. All physicians employed
as pension examining surgeons, whether Or
ganized in boards or working individually
under the direction of the commissioner of
pensions, 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 superintend-
ents, teachers, teachers of industries, kinder
gardeners and physicians.
Temporary clerks employed in United
States local land offices to reduce testi-
| from government funds.
| Temporary clerks employed in the Offices
of surveyor general and paid from the funds
deposited by individuals for surveying pub
| lie lands.
Any person employed as officer or field
deputy in the Office of a United States mar
| shall.
Appointments to the following positions
are to be made hereafter on tests OF fitness
prescribed in paragraphs IA to SO inclusive
| butp l.
| ing the result of such examinations the sec
retary of the navy may appoint to the above
positions qualified persons for a period not
| to exceed thirty days.
| All persons at the navy yards, naval sta
tions and at the private shipbuilding and
manufacturing establishments where work is
| done by contract for the Navy department,
employed as special mechanics and civilian
| assistant inspectors of work and materials
| Gncluding ordnance. armor plate, marine
| engines hulls, buirdings, dredging etc.
In the War Department..
Appointments to the following named po-
! sitions in the War department are TO made
hereafter on the registration tests of fit
| ness to be described in regulations to be
! issued by the secretary of war and approved
| by the president: Any person in the quarter
! masters department at large of the United
| States army, employed as trainmaster, chief
! packer, foreman packer packmaster, master
| baler, foreman of laborers, superintendent OF
| stables or forage master
Any person in the Medical department at
| large Of the United States army employed
| as chief packer or assistant packer
! Any person in the Ordnance department
at large OF the United States army employed
as foreman, assistant foreman, forage mas
ter, wegher, skilled laborer, guard or on
| piece work.
Any person in the Engineer department
at large OF the United States army employed
as sub-inspector, overseer, sub oyerseeT,
superintendent master lock manager, deputy
lock manager, assistant superintendent Of
canal, chief deputy inspector, deputy in
spector, rodman, stadiaman chairman fore
man, timekeeper, lock MASTER assistant lock
master custodian, storekeeper fort keeper
torpedo keeper, assistant torpedo keeper
light keeper board master, sub foreman.
masterer laborer gauge reader, steward
dam tender, assistant dam tender, helper
carpenter helper, machinist's helper, quarry
master blacksmiths helper, climber, barge
master, recorder Of vessels, trackman, gard
ener, assistant gardener, or weigher.
Amy person in the national military parks
at Gettyburg, Shiloh, Chickamauga, Chatta-
nooga Vicksburg and Antietam, employed
as commissioners assistant in HISTORICAL
work, agent for purchase OF land, historian
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