Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-04
PLACES
WILL Be FILLED
BY Examination
Civil Service Tests for Deputy
Chief OF Fire Department
and Other Positions.
special to the Newark stsr.l

TRENTON, Sept. 4.-One of the most
important lists of examinations yet
conducted by the State Civil Service
Commission was announced today.
There are fourteen tests and they VIII
extend from September Z to october 70.
The two most isportant posts to be
filled through the tests are those of
inspector of school buildings and IN
spector of school accounts, two posi-
lions created by the new school laws.
These officers will be under the State
Board of Education and each will draw
an annual salary of $1,000. The exam
nations are open to all citizens of
New Jersey. Candidates for the
building in~spectorship must have a
ten years experience in practical
building and contracting. Candidates
for the position OF inspector of ac-
counts must have had five years ex-
perlence In practical bookkeeping.
These tests will be conducted Septem-
Der Is.
For Deputy Chief.
on the same date the commission
viii conduct an examination for the
position of deputy chief of the Newark
~ pSl'bi thiVAtt h IN pilphich
ton open only to battalion chiefs of
the department of at least one years
service.
On September II there will be al eX-
animation for assistant engineer in the
engineers department. Newark. Two
vacancies will be filled, one by a per-
son who has had experience in city
planning, salary about $4,000; and one
for general work, salary 81, 500 to 81 800.
Another important test will be for
computers under the State Board of
Public Utility Commissioners, open to
all citizens of the State and TO be held
September %. These men, after APP
pointment. will be required to do field
and office work in connection with the
inventory and appraisement of the
Epublic utilities of the State in the move
of the utility board TO determine the
reasonableness of the rates being
charged. Candidates should have had
technical education and practical eN-
%perience In gas. electric or water
work construction. The salary will be
from $75 to $3.50 a month. A number
of appointments are to be made in each
line of work,
other Examinations
The other examinations are as follows:
September I, head gardener at State hos
pital, Morris Plains, salary $50 a month,
including house rent and heat.
September 11-Sergeant-at-arms Plain
field District Court, salary about $40 a
month in court attendance and fees.
September 1S-Iead of infirmary and
nurse at the State School for the Deaf in
this city. open to female residents of the
State; salary $40 a month and mainten-
anee. including laundry work.
September 2S-Painters in the Essex
county institutions, open TO citizens of Es-
sex county only, A vacancy exists at
overbrook hospital. Salary $50 a month
and maintenance.
October 9-Tuberculosis inspector under
the State Board of Health. Candidates
must be legally qualified physicians under
Is years of age. with special experience
in general publicity and educational work
FOR the prevention and spread of tuber-
culosis. Salary $1,000 a year. Open to
citizens of this State.
October 9-SanitarY inspector under the
State Board Of Health. Applicants must
he college graduates, preferably from ipsti-
~tutions giving special attention to hygiene
and sanitation. Open 10 citizens OF this
state. salary 81 400 a year.
October 16-Tenement house inspector
uuder Board OF Tenement House Commits
%sioners: open TO citizens of this State;
salary 81 600 to 81, 200 per annum.
October ~ and N-Birst-class stationary
engineer, steam and electrical: open to
citizens of Essex county; salary $1,000 to
81, 500.