Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
PHILIP p n
JOBS ARE
READY
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
ARE SOON TO BE HELD FOR
GOOD PLACES WITH THE
GOVERNMENT.

The local board of civil service examin-
ers have received notice of several civil
service examinations in addition to those
previously announced in The journal,
which are to be held during the months
of September and October. They are as
follows:
For the positions of pathologist and
bacteriologist in the government labora-
tories at Manila, p. l., September 9Th.
The minimum of 20 will be given for the
completion of regular courses of bacteri-
ology and pathology in the institutions
of regular standing. Additional credit
will be given for postgraduate work &C
cording to character and length of time
devoted to it, From the eligibles result
ing from this examination 1t is expected
that certification will be made to fill the
following positions at the salaries named
Pathologist, government laboratories,
Manila, 81, 500 per annum; bacteriologist,
government laboratories, Manila, 1880
per annum.
This examination offers an excellent OPP
portunity to enter a service which has
many attractive features and see most
interesting part OF the world. The Philip
pine service is classified and the law
contemplates promo 4Ons on the basis of
merit from the lowest to the highest posi-
lions.
Thirty days leave of absence is granted
days. and those employees who are pro-
NOTED to 81, 500 per annum are entitled to
thirty-five days, or about forty days, In
Guiding Sundays and holidays. Leave is
also cumulative, and at the end of three
years those who have to their credit Gu
mulative leave for two years may visit
the United States without having the
time in going to and returning from San
Francisco charged against their leave.
China and japan are near at hand and
are favorite places to visit during vaca-
tions Saturday is half-holiday.
Appointees will be required to pay their
travelling expenses to San Francisco, but
the government furnishes them transpor-
tation free of charge on it's transports
from that point to Manila, but exacts a
charge of $3.50 a day for meals while en-
route, which is returned to the appointee
upon his arrival at Manila. Employees
who are residents of the United States
at the time of their appointment shall
after six months satisfactory service be
reimbursed for their travelling expenses
from the place of their residence to the
point of embarkation for Manila.
For the position of skilled laborer, male,
with technical knowledge and mechanical
skill in numbering geological specimens,
September 30th. From the eligibles result
ing from this examination 1t is expected
that certification will be made to the
position of skilled laborer, male, in the
National Museum at a salary of $40 per
month, and to other similar vacancies as
they may occur.
For the position of expert in animal in
dustry in the Philippine service, Septem-
Der Goth, at a salary of $500 per annum.
The leaves of absence and transportation
are the same as those granted to patholo-
gists and psychologists. as announced
above.
For the position OF computer, supervis-
ing architects office, October Hst. Two
vacancies are to be filled at a salary of
81, 400 per annum.
For civil and electrical engineer, Philip
pine service, October q, %, q. This ex-
animation is held Cor the purpose of estab-
fishing a register from which certifcation
may be made upon the occurrence of va
cancies in this position. Age limit, IS to
40 years. Salary 81, 400 and $1,600.