Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
HELP WAi!tD FOR
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Is Vs O0sutbtVVtVU Many Openings for Competent Clerks
 and Examiners.
 IL would appear that the Interstate Con merce commission is showed un- der with work, and is much in need of more clerks and examiners of ac- counts The United States Civil Serv- ice commission has annouDced an ex- animation on November 17 and IS in the various places where local boards are maintained. including Douglas Phoenix. Prescott and Tucson, to se- cure eligibles for positions as exam iners or clerks in the bureau of statis- tics and accounts. Interstate Commerce commission. The special circular sent out is unusually long and is quite specific. the following facts being taken from it:
 The eligibles obtained from this eX- animation will be classified in three general groups. with salaries ranging as follows:
 Group A-Examiners. s2,22O to S3OOO.
 Group B-Examiners. s1.s6O to s2,1OO.
 Group C-Clerks. s1.20O to s1620.
 If sufficient number of high grade eligibles is obtained, it is expected that there will be appointed approxi- mately five from Group A, fifty from Group B. and fifty from Group C.
 For positions in Groups A and B it is desired to obtain men having spe- cial qualifications for work in the fol- lowing fields of railway and other common carrier accounting:
 l. Steam roads:
 (a) General auditing
 (b) Disbursements.
 (c) Freight
 (d) Passenger.
 Gel Claims.
 ? Electric railways.
 3. Express service.
 4. Steamship service.
 ,. Other common Carrier service.
 Age limit, 21 to AS years on the date of the. examination.
 The applicant should indicate the group for which he desires to be ex- amined. but he will be admitted to examination only for the group for which he is, upon a consideration of his statement of experience. shown to be fitted
 An applicant must establish expe- rience in connection with railway or other common-carrier service. prefer ably in accounting, of at least seven years to be eligible to Group A. five years to Group B. and three years to Group c.
 The duties of examiners will require absence from headquarters. and trav- cling expenses will be allowed while on duty away from Washington or other official headquarters.
 in vie'v or the importance of these positions, rigid examination will be made of the special fitness of all ap- plicants. and only those who have submitted ,prima facie evidence of having had the training and expe- ricnce required for positions under any of the groups will be admitted to the examination.
 Application form 3O4 is required. With this should be filed statements required under subjects and 8. as follows:
 Subject 7. A sworn statement of the applicants general education. training. and experience. indicating CD. the names of the institutions at which he has studied; (2). the time spent in each: (3). the courses of study pursued; tD, the degrees con- ferred. if any; @, all the experience he has had along lines not particu- larly referred to under the eighth subject
 Subject 8. A sworn statement show ing fully and in detail all the work he has done in accounting and other technical experience that he may have had along lines connected with rail- way or other common n-carrier service. stating CD when. giving dates; @ where. and tD by whom employed. compensation received, and the exact character of the work in each case. The applicant should submit recom- mendations from at least three per sons who have knowledge of his spe- cial experience and fitness for the po- sition for which this examination is held. It is essential that these rec concentrations be from persons under whom he has been employed or per- sons whose work is of an administra- tive or executive character The value of these recommendations will neces- sarily depend upon the extent and nature of the recommender's acquaint- ance with the applicant and his work, which should be stated in the rec ommendation.
 The applicant should be able to fur nish bond with reliable surety com pany to guarantee faithful service
 Applicants should familiarize them selves with the federal act to regu- late commerce. a copy of which will be furnished to all persons whose ap- plications are approvedy
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