The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-28
CHANCE FOR GOOD JOBS
CIvIL-SERvICE EXAMINATIONS WILL
BE HELD SEPT. TO OCT. Fl.
Positions in the United states and the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Demand
for StenOgraphers.

The Board of United States civil-service
examiners will hold examination fog a
number of positions in the classified civil
service of the United States and the Phil
ippine Islands on the dates given below
Application blanks and information may be
obtained from w. l.. Dynes, secretary, of
this city.
The commission reports a general demand
for competent men for stenographers and
typewriters. The entrance salary will range
from $40 to $1,000 year. Following are
the dates of the examinations:
United States Service
Sept. 2, 1903.-Testing engineer. Depart
ment of Agriculture; pharmacist, Freed
mems Hospital. Washington, D. c.; mis-
celaneous computer naval observatory.
Sept. 10, 1903.-Nautical expert, Navy De-
partment; civil engineer and superintendent
of construction, Portuguese interpreter.
immigration service; assistant librarian,
attorney generals office.
Sept. q, 1@0S.-Dynamo tender, elevator
conductor, internal revenue service; press
feeder, government printing service; press
men, government printing service; stenog-
rapher. stenographer and typewriter, type
writer.
Sept. p, 1sO3-Railway mail clerk.
Sept. %, 19O3.-Draftsman, geological sur
vey.
Sept. 29-3O, 1sO3.-Draftsman, qualified as
typewriter.
Oct q, 19OS-Acting assistant surgeon
aid, coast and geodetic survey; assistant
examiner, patent office; assistant (scien-
tifc), Department of Agriculture; book
keeper, civil and electrical engineer. civil
engineer, civil engineer and craftsman,
computer, coast and geodetic survey nau-
ticai almanac office, naval observatory,
deck officer, coast and geodetic survey
craftsman, architectural, copyist, topo-
graphic, junior architectural; topographic,
land office service; electrical engineer and
craftsman, engineer and photographic aid,
farmer-industrial teacher, Indian service;
farmer-industrial teacher, with knowledge
of irritation, fish cuturist, irrigation en-
gineer, kindergarten teacher, Indian serv-
ice; law clerk, manual training teacher,
Indian service; matron, seamstress, female
industrial teacher. Indian service; meat in
spector. mechanical and electrical engineer
observer, weather bureau; pharmacist, pub
lie health and Marine Hospital service; ply
stefan, Indian service; superintendent of
construction, teacher, Indian service;
trained nurse, Indian service.
Philippine Service
Sept 16, 1903-Veterinarian
Sept ~ 1903 -Stenographer and type
writer, stenographer and typewriter, junior
translator (Spanish), stenographer and type
writer-translator (Spanish).
men stenographers and typewriters for this
service. and a career is open to bright
energetic young men. The entrance salary is
from 81 200 TO 81, 400 per year.
Oct q. 19O3.-Civil and electrical engineer,
civil engineer, trained nurse. estimate clerk
and computer, printing service, salary
$1,000. Jacket writer, printing service;
salary, $l,6OJ. Proofreader and reviser,
printing service salary, $1,000. Composition,
printing service. salary, A,40o per year.
Compositor linotype operator), printing
service, salary, $l,400. Bookbinder, printing
service. salary, s.. 400 per year. FRESHMAN,
printing service, salary. 81, 400 per year. Elec-
trotyper, printing service, salary, $1,000 per
year. Photo-engraver, printing service,
salary 81 400. observation-disclosures
list, salary, $1,000 to 800 per year.