Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
UNCLE SAM WANTS MORE
 MEN IN HIS SERVICE
CIVIi Service Board of Examiners Announce Eight More Examina
 tions for January.

Secretary Craig of the local board o1 civil service examiners has recently 1 sent out notices that eight more open competitive examinations for jobs in the service of your Uncle Samuel will be held in Phoenix during the month of January With the list that has already been sent out this makes about twenty examinations that will be held here this month All of the notices carry with them the informa- i ton that those who meet the re quircments and desire to take any examination of the eight should at ! once apply to the United States civil service commission in Washington Any information that is needed out 1 side of the application for examina- tion can be obtained from Secretary Craig in the office of surveyor gen eral in the state house in Phoenix The following are the one day CN- aminations that will take place on January -. Medical inteInc in the government hospital for the insane at Washington. open to both men and 1 women, $600 per annum, salary: must | be graduate of d reputable medical 1 college; laboratory assistant in l ceramics, must be man. pays $500
 year to start with, must have had ! four years college work in a technical 1 school; photo cngravcr for the print l ing office at Manila, man, capable of l instructing the Filipinos in all the ] branches of the art, salary. $2000; 1 press feeder, government printing of i flee, Washington. may be man or Wo- man, position pays from 25c to 2114c an hour demands previous experience. The following two day examinations i will begin on January - and continue
 on through the 23rd. An. engineer 1 male. for the Indian service is wanted l for q vacancy at the Tulalip Indian l school in the state of Washington. position paying $500 per annum and
 the examination to cover electrical
 engineering, gas and gasoline engine,
 must be over twenty years old and . previous experience is required. An
 other of these two day examinations
 is for a junior chemist in the bureau 1 of mines at Pittsburg. Pa. and Wash
 ington. D C.. at salaries ranging from $1020 to $13S0 q year. The educa-
 tional training required is for a four
 year course in technical college of
 recognized standing.
 The third tWo-day examination is
 for a junior computer in the office
 of the bureau of mines at Washing
 ton. salary from $500 to $132o. The
 duties of this position involve chemi-
 cal. physical. mechanical and mine
 testing computation. This cNamina
 ton is limited to men under %
 years of age.
 On January - an examination will
 be held for an alloy chemist, male i'
 the bureau of mines at a salary rang
 ing from $2400 to $3oC0 per annum A requirement. or this examination is
 that the applicants must submit tC
 the examiner whatever scientific pub Iications or theses they may have
 written. This examination is pecu-
 liar in that the competitors are no' required to appear at any place fol examination. but will be rated or their general education and scientific
 training. their practical experience
 and fitness They must be over :, and under 40 years old.
 Owing the fact that the surveyor general will during the course of tho month of January move from his pres ] ont nuarters to the new federal build ing the applicants for examination : are requested to report at the post office on the day set for the exam inotion. where they will be informed , where the examination will be held
 Sor,e idea of the amount of work $ that Secretary Craig must do II connection with these examinations this month as well as his other duties can be obtained when it is knoWf l that he also has to assist in the moV- irr of the surveyor generals office
 f,or, the state house to town.