Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
CIVIL SERVICE.
An Important Examination 10 he Hold IL
This City on Febrmnry IsLh.

An Important EXAMINATION W NJ w
This City on February 18Th,
A civil servios examination will be
held at the Federal Building in this
city on February 18th Of applicants for
the following positions: Female indus
terpreter, Slayenish tKrainishi, Croa
tion and Italian; interpreter, Arabian,
Italian and French, both in the immi-
grafton service. The examinations
will consist OF the following SUBJECTS,
which will be weighted as follows:
Industrial teacher, female, Indian
service Penmanship, points; spell
ing and copying matranD, s points;
domestic economy lmatron1, go points;
keeping accounts tmatron), 10 points;
Nursery management Especial, 20
points cutting. lifting and sowing
tseams,ressl, 10 points; domestic
hygiene Especially, 10 points; expert.
ence. ID points: total. 100. The age
limit Is 20 years or over. From the
eligibles resulting from this examina
tion it is expected that LITIGATION will
be made to the position OF industrial
teacher, female, at the Cheyenne River
Agency School, South DAKOTA. at d
anry OF 5000 per annum, and to
similar position al Grow Creek, South
Dakota, at salary OF 5000 per Run I'm.
Persons who desire G. compete should
at once apply either TO W j. Young,
| the secretary OF the local beard of eS
am liners at the postoiice. or to the
United States Civil Service Commits
! sion, Washington, fer application forms
! 3Ol and 80, which should be properly
executed and filed with the commission
prior to the hour of closing business en-
February Sth
Interpreter ARABIC, Italian and
French j, immigration seryice-Spelling
tsecond pradel, 6 points; arithmetic
tsecond gradei, points; letter.
writing Second gradel, q points, pen
manship, G points; copying from pla n
COPY second grade, q points; training
| and experience. 20 poinrs; total, 100.
The age limit Is 20 years or over. From
the eligib es resulting from this eXaini
nation 1t ia expected that certification
will be made to the position Of inter
prefer in the immigration service, at a
salary OF 81, 900 per annum, and to other
similar vacancies as they may OCCUR.
Persons who desire to compete should
at once apply either to the secretary of
the local board Of examiners or to the
United States Civil Service Commits
sion. Washington. for application forms
304 and !, 141, which should be properly
executed and forwarded to the commits.
sion prior TO the hour of closing bust
ness on February Sth. Form !, 142 will
be sent to the references named in form
1, l4l for further Information concern
ing the applicants knowledge of the
languages
Interpreter, Slavenish tKrainish ],
Creation and Italian, immigration ser
vice. Spelling tseoond gradei, 6 points
arithmetic tsecond grade, q points
letter writing tsecond gradel, 6 pointf
penmanship, 6 points; copying from
plain copy SECOND grader, 6 points,
training and experience, 10 points
total, 100. The age limit is 90 wears OF
over. From the eligibles resulting from
this examination it is expected thai
certification will be made to tho posi-
tion of interpreter in the Immigration
service at Ellis Island, N. y, at {
salary of $1,000 per annun, and TO othe
, similar vacancies as they may occur
Persons who desire to compete should
at once apply either 20 the secretary o
, the local board of examiners or to til,
United States Civil Service Commits
, sion, Washington, for application form
! 3Oi and l,141, which should be properl.
executed and tlled with the commission
/ prior to the hour of closing business oil
! February sth Form |, 142 will be sen
! to the references named in form l, ID
I for further information relative to tn
applicants knowledge of the languages
l All of the above examinations ar
: open to all citizens OF the Unire'
! States who comply with the require
ments. Competitors will be rated with
out regard to any consideration oths
than the qualifications shown in thei
examination papers. and eliRibles vii
BIZ certified strictly in accordance wit
the civil service law and rules.