The evening times., 1900-07-26

600; one private secretary or confidential
clerk, IL authorized by the Secretary OF the
Treasury. 10 each Of the appraisers at the
ports OF Boston. New York, and Philadel
phia. respectively: one counsel before the
Board Of United States General Apprais-
ers; one paymaster in the New York Gus
toms district; all positions in Alaska in
the customs and internal revenue services,
all deputy collectors Of internal revenue
who are borne on the rolls as such and
the allowance for whose salaries Is appTov-
ed BY the Secretary OF the Treasury: Pro-
vided, That no position designated as a
clerkship under a collector OF internal
revenue, appointment TO which is made by
, the Secretary OF the Treasury, shall be
discontinued for the purpose of subsitu;-
ing a deputy col.ecJorship therefor. or for
any purpose other than bona tide redUc-
tiCu Of force. and that before such Teduc-
ton shall be made the reasons therefor
shall be given in writing by the collector
OF the district and shall be approved by
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue and
the Secretary OF the Treasury. sJO-ekeep-
ers and gaugers whose compensation does
not exceed 50 per day when actually en-
pIcyed and whose aggregate compensation
shall not exceed $500 per annum, officer
in charge OF the Bureau Of Statistics. one
chief clerk in each mint or assay Office,
VINO IS 3lluOElLeQ D1 Ia TO A-l apl INC
superintendent or assayer in charge during
his absence or disability; one private sec
retary or confidential clerk 10 the super
in-endsnt. one cashier, one deposit weigh
clerk. ore assistant CCineT, one assistant
meIter and refner and one assistant as
sayer in each mint OF assay office.
In All the Departments
War Depar;meEt-One clerk to each
Army paymastcr in actual service
Department OF Justice-Wardens chap
lains. and physicians in the United States
peni,entiary or prisons; one private
secretary OF confidential clerk to each
Uaited States district attorney: examiners.
Postofice Department-The Assistant At
toruey General for the Postofice Depart
ment: one private secretary or confidential
clerk to the Assistant Attorney General;
one private secretary or confidential clerk
TO the postmaster, if authorized by the
/ Postmaster General, at each pOstonice
where the receipts OF the last preceding
fiscal year amounted to as much as $3.50,
coo, one assistant postmaster or the chief
assistant to the postmaster OF whatever
designation at each pOStOfhce, one auditor
at the pcstofiice in New York city; one f.
nance clerk. If authorized by law and reg
.
itor. al each pOstOffiCe where the receipts
for the last preceding fiscal year amounted
to as much as $3.50 600; one cashier CT f.
nance clerk at each frst-class pOstCfIice;
one cashier and one finance clerk at each
postoffice where the receipts for the last
preceding fiscal year amounted TO as much
as 500. .COa; one cashier and two finance
clerks at each post5fhce where the receipts
for the last presiding fiscal year amounted
to as much as 81 900 O00; one cashier and
three finance clerks ct each postOffics
where the receipts for the last preceding
fiscal year amounted TO IS muck as 81 0O0, ,000; /;
/ one clerk who shall be a regular physi-
/ clan. at each frsJ-class pOstofiice, when au-
/ tho-iZed by the Postmaster General, to ex-
anime applications for sick leave, AID also
{ to act as q general utility clerk
! Department of the Iuterio.-Tne sup rim %
tendeut of the Hot SPRING Reservation;
one special land inspector; inspectors of
. coal mines in the Territories; special
4 agents employed, as necessity fer their
employment nay arise for the purTCsa OF
protecting public lands; the inspectors of
surveyor general and district land Off IS;
superinteIdeuts of irrigation in the Indian
/ Service; superinteEdents OF Logging in The
Indian Service; five special Indian agents,
Gs authorized by law; special agents for the
allotment OF land in seveIalty to the In
dians, as the necessity for their emp,Oy-
ment may arise; special commissioners to
| negotiate with Indians, as the neces =ity
! for their employment may arise; engine ers
! to make surveys Of reservation boundary
/ lines and surveys at Indian agencies, as
/ the necessity for their employment may
! arise: examiners of Indian timber lands, as
/ the necessity for their EMPLOYMENT may
| arise: one financial clerk at each lid an
| agency to act as agent during the absCn e
or disability OF the agent; all positions in
| the Alaska school service; not eXceediT g
] FIVE special pension examiners to inv st 20
| gate fraudulent and other pension Claims of
/ a criminal nature; one clerk at each pen
! sion agency to act for the agent during his
| absence or disability; not exceeding one
/ clerk who shalt act as private secretary Or
| confidential clerk to the Superintedent OF
| the Government Hospital for the Insane.
! Department of Agriculture-Agsnts ard
| experts who are temporarily appointed and
| employed in making Investigations and fur
nishing information for the Department. as
1 provided by law or under the direction of
the mead OF the department, which az nts
| and experts shall be borne on the rolls as
| such and be actually engaged in the duties
| for which they are appointed, and whose
! payment has been authorized b. law; one
statistical agent in each State and TerIito-
~ where authorized by law.
| The amendment 10 Rule TX was said, by
! HlOIt tL4l blAe VI Nut NslNlA SERVICE 0Oll-
| missioners at the time it was made to be
| 'perEicious." This rule pTescribes that
| "a vacancy in anX position which has been.
or may hereafter be, classified under the
! Civil Service act may. upon reguistiOn OF
| the proper officer and the certificate of the
| Commission. be filed by the reinstatement.
| without examination, Of any person who.
| within one year next preceding the date OF
| said requisition. has, through no delin-
| quency or misconduct. been separated from
| a position included within the classified
| service at the date Of said requisitiOn and
| in that department or Office and that branch
| Of the service in which said vacancy ex-
( lists: Provided that for original entrance
! to the position proposed to be filled by re-
| instatement there as not required by these
rules. in the opinion of the Commission, an
| examination involving essential tests diff
| ferent from or higher than those involved
in the examination for original entrance to