The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-12-27
POSTAL EXAM|NA.
TONS FOR NEVADA

H.. Au tAtCublNt OTutI lcbutQ ny tuo
president requires competitive examn-
nations by the commission for the po-
sition of postmaster at all fourth-class
postoffices at which the annual COM
pensation is $3.50 or more, and at
which the present incumbent was not
appointed under civil service regula-
tions.
2. Examinations for fourth-class
postmaster under the order mentioned
will be held on the dates and at the
examination points mentioned in Sec
tion of this circular
3. The examinations will be held
only at the following-named places on
the dates indicated:
February Z, 1914-Carson City,
Elko, Ely, Goldfeld, Reno, Tonopab.
February o, 1914-Gerlach.
February 10, 19l4-7Winnemucca.
February IL, 1914-Beowawe.
February 12 1914-Cobre.
February IA, 1914-McDermitt.
February 16, 1914-Moapa.
February IL 1914-Las Vegas.
February 10, 1914-Rhyolite.
February 81, 1914-Mina.
February %, 1914-Yerington.
February 25, 1914-Fallon.
a. From the examinations men
toned in section of this circular the
position of postmaster at the follow
ing named postoffices in Nevada will
be filed:
Alamo, Amos, Arden, Arthur, Beat
ty, Beowawe, Blair, Bonnie Claire,
Buckhorn, Bunkerville, Carlin, Cherry
Creek, Cobre, Columbia, Cortez, Cur
rie, Genoa, Gerlach, Glenbrook, Gold
Creek, Gold Hill, Goodsprings, Hamil-
ton, Hilltop, Hudson, Inlay, Johnnie,
Kimberly, Lahontan, Lamoille, Lee,
Luning, McDermitt, Mary Mine,
Midas, Mill City, Millers, Millett.
Nina, Minden, Moapa, Mountain City,
National, Nelson, North Fork, Oling
house, Osceola, Overton, Palisade.
Paradise Valley, Rhyolite, Saint
Thomas, Schurz, Sheridan, Silver
City, Smith, Saltwater, Sweetwater,
Tecoma, Tuscarora, Unionville, Verdi,
Wabuska, Wadsworth, Wellington,
Wonder.
5. Applicants may be examined at
any of the examination points and ON
the dates mentioned in section of
this circular without regard to ths
location of the postoffice at which ap-
pointment is desired. An applicant
for examination for appointment at
any postoffice must reside within the
territory supplied by such postofice
No change in the dates of examina
tion at any of the examination points
can be made. Applicants win be al
lowed to be examined on only one of
the dates mentioned. The application
form may be secured from the post
master of any of the offices for which
the examinations are held, the Unit
ed States Civil Service commission,
Washington, d. c., or the postmaster
'at any place at which the examina
tion is to be held, and should be prop
erly executed, indicating therein the
examination point at which the ap-
plieant desires to be examined, and
should be Immediately forwarded to
the United States Civil Service com
mission, Washington, d. C. Persons
who, for any reason, are unable to
forward their applications to the
commission in time to receive writ
ten authority to enter the examina-
tion will be examined, subject to the
subsequent approval of their appli-
cations, if they appear for examina.
tion at place and on a date sched-
uled in section of this circular. For
location of the examination room, ap
ply at the postoffice at the place
where the examination is held. Elk.
aminations begin at $3.50 q. m.
By direction of the commission.
JOHN A. McILHENNY.
Preaident