Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Competitive examinations under

Commission, for the positions named
will soon be held throughout the
United States. Examinations to b,
held in the spring of 1911.
Agricultural Inspector, Philippine
Service; Aid, Coast and Geodetic
Survey; Aid, Lighthouse Service
Apprentice plate printer Apprentice
plate cleaner, transferrer, and en-
graver, Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Assistant, Philippine Ser
vice Assistant examiner, Patent Of
fee Assistant observer, Weather
Bureau; Bookkeeper, Departmental
Service; Bookkeeper, Philippine Ser
vice Cadet engineer, Lighthouse
Service Cadet officer, Lighthouse
/ Service Civil engineer Department
tai Service Civil engineer, Phili-
ppine Service; Civil engineer student,
Departmental Service; Civil engineer
and superintendent Of construction !;
Clerk, Isthmian Canal Service Com
pute-, Coast and Geodetic Survey /;
Computer, Nautical Almanac Office;
Computer, Naval Observatory 0 Com
puter, Supervising Architects Office.
Craftsman Architectural, Sup
ervising Architects Office Copyist
topographic; Engineer, Supervising
Architects Office Heating and ven
tilating, Supervising Architects Of
fee Junior architectural craftsman,
Supervising Architects Office Jun
ior engineer, Engineer Department at
Large Mechanical, Isthmian Canal
Service Topographic, Departmental
Service; Topographic, Isthmian
Canal Service.
Electrician, Departmental Service;
Elevator conductor Engineer, In
dian Service: Engrossing clerk ; |
Farmer, Indian Service; Fish cul-
turist Forest Assistant, Forest Ser
vice Forest assistant, Philippine
Service; Industrial teacher, Phil-
ppine Service ; Junior engineer, Bu-
reau of Mines kindergarten teacher;
Local and assistant inspector Of boil
srs Local and assistant inspector of
nulls Matron, Indian Service; Phar-
macist Physician; Postal clerk, 18TH
mian Canal Service Press feeder;
assistant, Department Of
Agriculture Stenographer, all SER
vices; Stenographer and typewriter,
III services; Subclerical (messenger,
yatchman, and skilled laborer);
of construction Sur
,eyor, Philippine Service; Teacher,
indian Service Teacher. Philippine
service Trained nurse, all services;
typewriter, all services (; Veterina-
ian, Philippine Service Wireman,
Departmental Service.
The Departmental Clerk and the
Railway Mail Clerk examinations
viii not be held during the spring of
911. Inquiries in regard to these
examinations should not be made
.ntil July 10, 1911.
The Commission has been unable
D supply the demand for male steno-
raphers and typewriters, especially
t Washington, D. C. Young men
tho are willing to accept appoint
lent at an entrance salary of sS40
} $500 per annum have excellent (
pportunities Of appointment. Ad-
of capable appointees is
rapid. The Government
ervice offers a desirable field to
right and ambitious young men.
In accordance with an act of Con- S
,ess an applicant for examination Z
r a position in the apportioned =
epartmental Service at Washing 81
n, D. c.. will be required to be
yamined in the State or Territory =
which he resides, and to show in :
IS application that he has been ac-
ally domiciled in such State or >.
erritory for at least one year previ- 81
Is to the examination. Be
Application forms and full infOr-
alton in regard to these examina- :
,ns may be obtained by addressing G
e u. S. Civil Service Commission,