The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-20
GOVERNMENT IS
OFFERING MANY
GOOD POSITIONS
ANNOUNCEMENT is MADE OF
DATES OF EXAMINATIONS FOR
MANY GOOD POSITIONS IN
FEDERAL SERVICE.

The secretary of the Fifth Civil Ser
vice District, with officers at 204 to
20S postoff1ce building, Atlanta, Ga
announces the following examinations
to be held during the month Of Janu-
ary, 1915:
Cook (nale and female) January 5,
1915. To fill avacancy in this posi-
ton at $400 a year at the Fort Totten
Indian school, North Dakota, and va
cancies as they may occur in positions
requiring similar qualifications. Age
20 to 50
Die and toolmaker (male)-January
3, 1915. To fill vacancy in this po-
sition at 81 per diem in the Mail Lock
Repair Shop, postofffce department,
Washington, D. c., and vacancies as
they may occur in positions requiring
similar qualifications. Age, 20 years or
over.
Telegraph and telephone inspector
(male) January II, 1915. Salary $1,000
to $500 per annum. To fill vacancies
as they may occur in this position in
the Interstate Commerce Commission
under the act providing for the valua-
tion of the property of common car
riers, and in positions requiring SINH
lar qualifications in other branches of
the service. Age, 25 to SIS years.
Assistant inspector of weights and
measures (male) January 90, 1915. To
fill vacancies in this position in the
Bureau Of Standards, Department of
Commerce, for service in the field at
salaries ranging from 5000 to $1,400
year. and vacancies as they may occur
in positions requiring similar qualifl-
cations. Age, 20 to 40 years.
Engineer, sawyer and blacksmith
conn
year Age, 20 to so years. To fill a
vacancy in this position at 5000 a year
in the Indian Service, at Zuni Agency.
New Mexico, and vacancies as they
may occur in positions requiring sim
liar qualifications.
Gardener (maIe) January 20, 1915.
Salary 500 per annum. Age, u to so
years To fill a vacancy in this posi-
ton at $3.50 a year at the Phoenix In
dian School, Arizona, and vacancies as
they may occur in positions requiring
similar qualifications.
Inspector of shoes and leather (nlale) |
January 20, 1915. Age, 20 years or
over on the date Of examination. To |
fill seven vacancies in this position at |
the Depot of Supplies, U. S. Marine |
Corps, Philadelphia, Pa. at S5.04 per |
diem, and vacancies as they may occur
in positions requiring similar qualifi- |
cations.
Junior railway civil engineer, (nale) |
January 90, 1915. Grade I, $1,000 to |
81 $50 a year. Grade II, $720 to s1,0SO |
a year. Age, 81 to 36 years. To fill |
vacancies as they occur in these posi- |
tions in the Interstate Commerce Com |
mission under the act providing for |
the valuation of the property of COM |
mon carriers.
Junior railway electrical engineer |
(ma1e) january 20, 1915. Grade I.
81 200 to $1,68O aycar. Grade II, $720
to s1,0SO q, year. Applicants must not
have reached their thiTty-siHth birth
day. To fill vacancies as they occur in
these positions in the Interstate Com
nerce Commission under the act pro-
yi6ing for the valuation OF the property
Of common carriers.
Junior railway mechanical engineer
80, 1915. Grade I,
81 200 to $3.50 a year. Grade II, $12O
% $1,000 a year. Applicants must not
nave reached their thirty-sixth birth
lay, To fill vacancies as they occur
n these positions in the Interstate
Commerce Commission under the act
providing for the valuation of the prop
srty Of common carriers.
Junior railway signal engineer
90, 1915. Grade I,
=, 200 to $3.50 a year. Grade II,
,720 to $1,000 a year. Applicants must
lot have reached their thirty-sixth
birthday. To fill vacancies as they
,ccur in these positions in the Inter
tate Commerce Commission.
Junior railway structural engineer
20, 1915. Grade I,
1 200 to $3.50 a year. Grade II, $T20
O $1,080 a year. Applicants must not .
ave reached their thirty-sixth birth
lay. To fill vacancies as they may
ccur in these positions in the Inter
tate Commerce Commission.
(F'urther information regarding the
bove examinations may be had from
he Secretary Local Civil Service
;oarA.at any first or second class post
f1ce, or from the L. S. Civil Service
commission, Washington, d. CO
Junior telegraph and telephone en-
ineer (male)-January 20, 1915. Grade
$1,000 to $3.50. Grade II, s720 to
], ,0S0. For positions under Grade I ]
pplicants must have reached their
venty fifth but not their fortieth
irthday, and for Grade II their TWEEN
y-first but not their thirty fifth birth
ay. To fill vacancies In these posi-
ons in the Interstate Commerce Com
lission.
Lay inspector, grade I (male)-(F'or-
lerly inspectors assistant t)-January
D, 1915. Salary $40 per annum. Age,
0 to So years. To ill vacancies as
hey may occur in this position at SS40
year, in the Bureau of Animal In
ustry, Department of Agriculture, and
acancies as they may occur in posi-
ons requiring similar qualifications.
Scientific assistant (nale)-January
}, 1915. Salary 5000 ayear. Age, Is
, 35 years. To fill a vacancy in this
osition in the Lighthouse Service duty
the Third Lighthouse District, at
ompkinsville, n. Y, at $500 a year.
nd vacancies as they may occur in