The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-18

experience in locomotive and general foun-
dry work IN both green and dry sand,
and in core making for both brass and
iron.
Painter fIouse)-65 cents per hour. Must
have good experience as brush men and
in mixing eolors. Persons having expert
ence in handling gang of painters pre-
ferred.
Painter locomotives cents per hour,
Must have experience in lettering. strip
ing, and vanishing in both locomotive
and coach work.
Pipehtter-65 cents per hour Must have
experience in locomotive and car, steam.
and air piping, and in handling, work
ing and bending all kinds OF wrought
iron pipes from smallest size to 10 inches
In diameter.
Plumber-75 cents per hour. Must have
experience as such and capable of get
ting up and connecting all kinds of san
itary fixtures, putting in roughing work,
wiping joints in workmanlilSe manner.
Car Inspector and Repairer.-Forty-
four and 56 cents per hour. Must have
at least one years experience as such
in railroad service. A person experienced
In repairs to both steel and wooden ears
preferred,
Carpenter bridge and doclS). -Fifty-sx
cents per hour. Must have good eXpe-
rence as such in railroad bridge or other
bridge and dock work, in which heavy
timbers ara used.
Carpenter (car) .-Sixty-five cents per
hour. Must have at least two years ex-
perence as such during last four years
either in railroad car repair shops or
regular car construction plants. A per-
son experienced in repairs to both steel
an dwooden cars preferred Only first
class, high grade men wanted.
Carpenter (house) .-Sixty-five cents per
hour. Must have experience in framing.
be able to fit, hang, and trim doors and
windows, build starways, and be ex-
pert with use of common tools. Must be
competent to build frame houses from
plans, etc.
Carpenter (ship).-Ffty-six cents per
hour. Must have experience as such in
hull and boat construction and finishing
of vessels
Coach Cabinetmaker.-Fif ty-six cents
per hour Must have experience as such
in regular coach shop
Pattern Maker.-Sxty-five cents per
hour. Must have experience in making
light and heavy patterns on machinery,
including gearing, locomotive, and car
work.
Planning Mill Machine Hand. -Fifty-six
cents per hour. Must have experience In
running heavy, woodworking machinery,
such as planners, surfacers, Watchers,
headers, rip and cutoff saws, mortising
and boring machines, In general car
work
Conduetor.-One hundred and seventy
five dollars per month Must have actu-
al experience as such In construction
and work-train work; must be able to
pass standard rule and efficiency exami-
nation; clearance papers from American
surface steam railroad required.
Craneman (steam shovel One hundred
and eighty-five dollars per month. Must
have actual experience in handling Amer
ican-but steam shovels.
Drill Runner.-One hundred and twenty
five dollars per month. Must have actual
experience on railroad or other heavy ex-
cavation work, with steam or air drills.
where down holes are used for n depth
of between 20 and 30 feet.
Powder Man.-One hundred and twenty
five dollars per month. Must have actual
experience in directing drilling and blast
ing and handling explosives on railroad or
other large construction work.
Telegraph Observation-Disclosures dol
lars and thirty-three cents per month
Must have actual experience as railroad
| operator; must be capable operator with
| god clerical ability
Timekeeper.-One hundred dollars per
! month. Must have actual experience as
| such on large construction work. be quick
and accurate at figures, able to write rap
idly and neatly and legibly; must be phys
ically sound and have perfect eyesight;
knowledge of bookkeeping desirable.
Trainman.-One hundred dollars per
month Must have actual experience as
such on surface American steam rail-
roads; able to pass standard rule eXaml-
I nation; clearance papers required.
Engineer 0ocomotive1-One hundred
and eighty dollars per month. Must have
, experience in construction and work
train work; able to stand efficiency eX-
animation on machinery and air as well
as on standard train rules. Clearance
papers required.
Engineer (marne).-One hundred and
| thirty-fiye dollars per month Must have
United States marine license not lower
| than that of second assistant engineer.
Engineer (steam shovel. Two hundred
and ten dollars per month. Must have ex-
perience as such in handling American
built steam shovels.
Fireman omotive).-Seventy-fiy to
eighty-three dollars and thirty-three cents
per month. Must have experience as
such on American surface steam railroad
in firing bituminous coal and working in
jectiors
Fireman (steam shovel .-Elghty-three
dollars and thirty-three cents per month.
Must have experience as such In handling
American-built steam shoves.
MISUNDERSTANDING cents per hour.
Horseshoers are not wanted)
General: Experience in general railway
work, and with Bradley and other small
steam hammers.
Heavy Fire: Experience with heavy
forgngs, use of cranes and power ham
mers.
Machine: Experience with bolt-heading
and bulldozing machines.
Springmaker Experience in fiat spring
work for locomotive driving wheels, also
spiral springs.
Tool Dresser: Experience in forging
tools for lathes and other machines. in
temperng, cutting and forging tools. and
knowledge of classes of steel up to high
speed steel.
Tool Sharpener: Experience in sharpen
ing tools for rock work, particularly steel
drills.
Blacksmith's Helper: Forty-four cents
per hour Experience as helper to any
class of mechanic. as above set forth.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cents per hour.
General: Capable of doing al-round To-
comotive boiler work, including Hanging.
putting on patches making steam-tight
joints, and doing chipping and calking.
Marine or structural mon not wanted
Sheet Iron Worker Bifty-six cents per
hour. Experienced in locomotive front
end work and used to working black iron
up to No. 10 gage, converting it into cans,
pans. stacks, up to II inches diameter,
and other work of similar nature.
Boilermaker's Helper.-Forty-four cents
per hour. Experience as helper to any
class of mechanic above mentioned.
Axle Turner-Sixty-flve cents per hour.
Must have experience In turning and fit
ting driving wheel and car axles
Carwheel Borer.-Forty-four cents per
hour. Must have experience in operating
car-Wheel boring machines and In boring