Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-06-27
MANY ELIG|DLES
FOR STATE JOBS
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
LISTS OUT.
MADISON PEOPLE PASS
Numerous Students and Others From
Capital City Demonstrate Their Fit
. ness to Enter Employ of the State
Most Examinations Are Salts
factory.
Madison, June "a.

4uou-SOn, JUNE
The civil service commission Satur.
day announced the standings of those
who took the examination recently
fer clerkships, policemen, teachers in
state institutions, teacher guards, and
inspectors in the school for the deaf
The only examination for which all
tnose who took the examination at.
tanned the required standing of 20 to
De placed on the eligible list was that
tor inspector in the school for deaf
Five applied five were examined and
those five passed the examination
ranking as follows: A. j. Winnie, Ra.
cine; Jennie C. Smith, Eau Claire
Elizabeth Irish, La Crosse; Mary Nc
Govern, Madison; Homer B. Hubbell,
Beaver Dam.
The examination for teachers in
state institutions resulted in only
two eligibles out of II applicants, oil
whom Is were examined failed and
rejected. The eligibies are Ella
Kusche, Oshkosh, and Dorothy Ress-
meyer, Lancaster.
For teacher guard there were 80
applicants but only 80 took the exam
nation. Sixteen of these attained the
standing of seventy per cent. The or
der in which they qualified is as fol-
lows: F. w. Merrill, Babcock; Anton
Jarstad, Oshkosh; F. ]. Seeman, Ke-
waunee; L. N Jerome, Chippewa
Falls; August Newman, Eau Claire;
A. Vanderbilt, Rosholt; James l. Car
ter, Richland Center; j. A. Cunning.
River Falls; Hale Thomas, Wauke-
sha; Fred Leslie, Bruce; P. F. Duvan.
elk, New London; A c. Berard, Grand
Rapids; w. H 1imm, Plymouth; Will
lam Gray, Rio; H. A. Pelkey, Cole
man; E. 0. Stiehm Madison.
In the examination for police and
night watchmen, 13 out of the % ex-
amined finished in the following or
der on the eligible list: R. F. Vog-
Ter, Milwaukee; j. P. Whittier, Madi-
son; William Brenaman. Waupun;
John Steele, Menominee; Bryan E.
True, Almond; Jerry Sweeney Madi-
son; Ewald 0. Stiehm, Madison; A.
w. Prehn, Madison; Hans c. Jensen,
Almond; E. E. Fitzgibbon, Madison !;
Louis Gross, Wausau; F. H. Johnson,
Wautoma; ]. d. Jones, Jr., Racine
The clerks class showed the larg-
est number of applicants. There were
140 applicants of whom 126 took the
examination for general clerk stats
tical clerk, copyist and proof-reader.
The proof-readers' examination was
altogether unsatisfactory, having been
given only as an incident to the other
examination, and no eligible list came
out of the examination.
The copyist examination showed
only "a failures out of the 126 who
took the examination. An eligible list
of i02 is therefore at hand. The ten
highest of these were: William Pugh,
Fond du Lac; P. H. Schram, Madison;
Paul N. Reynolds, Madison; Allen =.
Cotton, Madison; Carrie B. Higgins,
Madison; Harry Sauthoff, Madison
Rosalind S. Moore, Madison; George
H. Robertson, Glendale; Clarke w.
Jenkins. Amberg; John C. Watson
Amberg.
The statistical exr mination proved
stumbling block to 95 out of the
126 who took it and only 81 passed
the examination. The ten highest OF
these, in their order, were: William
Pugh, Fond du Lac: Clarke w. Jen-
kins, Amberg; Allen L. Cotton, Madi
son; j. E. Bernard, Gotham; George
H. Robertson, Glendale; RosaIind
Moore. Madison; p. H. Schram, Mad
ison; Lewis Mills Racine; Hazel B.
Higbee, Madison; c. H. Dietz, West
Salem
The examination for general clerks
was somewhat less disastrous 10 those
who took the examination. Of the 126
who took this examination, so secured
places on the eligible list, the first
ten coming in the following order ::
William Pugh. Fond du Lac; Allen l..
Cotton. Madison: p. H. Schram Madi-
son: Clarke w. jenkins, Amberg;
George H. Robertson, Glendale; Rosa
lind Moore. Madison; c. H. Dietz,
West Salem; ]. E. Barnard Gotham.
William Pugh of Fond du Lac Sc
cured first place in all three examina-
tious for clerks