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Investigations...

POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS AND POLITICAL COERCION.

Boise, Idaho, surveyor-general's office.

Denver, Colo., post-office.

Eagle Pass, Tex., custom-house

Guthrie, Okla..........

Louisville, Ky., internal-revenue district..

Nashville, Tenn., post-office

Richmond, Va., post-office...

Terre Haute, Ind., internal-revenue district..

FRAUDS OR IRREGULARITIES IN CONNECTION WITH EXAMINATIONS, APPOINT-

Brooklyn, N. Y., post-office..

Chicago, Ill., post-office

Danville, Va., post-office..

Denver, Colo., case of Edward G. Wood

Denver, Colo., post-office..

Greenville, S. C., post-office

Kenton, Ohio, post-office

Nashville, Tenn., internal-revenue district.

New York, N. Y., custom-house:

Appraiser's office...

Case of Frank K. Reid and Maurice J. Allen..

Union Agency, Ind. T., Indian Service

Washington, D. C., special examination for statistical compiler, Depart-

Examinations for admission to the U. S. Naval Academy

The competitive system in States and cities

Need of reclassification of the Departmental Service

Superannuation in the civil service

Features of previous reports.....

Historical register of the Commission

STATISTICAL INFORMATION.

[Period covered by tables in the year ended June 30, 1902, unless otherwise specified.]

I. Examinations.

Table 1. The number of examinations held for the Departmental (including

Railway Mail and Indian) and Government Printing services, and

for the Philippine Service, the number of competitors, and the

number that passed and that failed, in each State and Territory..

Table 2. The number of persons examined for the Departmental (including

Railway Mail and Indian) and Government Printing services, the

number that passed and that failed, and their legal residence ....

Table 3. The number of persons examined for the Custom-House Service, and

the number that passed and that failed....

198

Table 4. The number of persons examined for the Internal-Revenue Service,

and the number that passed and that failed..

Table 5. The number of persons examined for the Post-Office Service, and

the number that passed and that failed..........

Table 6. The number of persons examined for transfer and promotion, and

the number that passed and that failed...

Table 7. The number of examinations of each kind, the number of persons

examined, the number that passed, the per cent that passed, and

the number appointed in the classified service .

Historical sketch

II. Appointments, separations, etc.

DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE.

Table 8. Names of persons nominated by the heads of the Executive Depart-

ments, approved by the President, showing designations and

salaries of positions and dates of approval, and appointed upon

certificates of qualification issued without examination, under the

provisions of Rule IV, paragraph 3 (c)

Table 9. Showing the apportionment of appointments in the Departmental

Service in Washington, D. C., from July 16, 1883, to July 1, 1902,

under the census of 1900, on the basis of one appointment for

every 10,000 of population....

Table 10. Showing the number of persons of each sex appointed from the sev-

eral kinds of competitive and noncompetitive examinations in the

Departmental Service, exclusive of the Indian and Railway Mail

services, and those appointed through competitive and noncom-

petitive noneducational examinations in the Engineer and Ord-

nance Departments at Large, War Department, and in the Life-

Saving, Light-House, and Marine-Hospital services, Treasury

Table 11. Approximate number of appointments in the Departmental Service,

exclusive of the Railway Mail and Indian services, made from the

different kinds of examinations for which educational tests are

required, for each fiscal year from 1884 to 1902.......

Table 12. Removals, resignations, deaths, and reinstatements among those

appointed through examination in the Departmental Service, ex-

clusive of the Railway Mail and Indian services and the Engineer

Department at large

Table 13. Showing, by sex, the number of appointments, separations, rein-

statements, and the number of persons remaining in the service,

of those appointed to the Departmental Service through competi-

tive examination, exclusive of the Railway Mail and Indian serv-

ices, and those appointed through noneducational examinations in

the Engineer and Ordnance departments at large, War Depart-

ment, in the Life-Saving, Light-House, and Marine-Hospital serv-

ices, Treasury Department, and in the Government Hospital for

the Insane, Interior Department, from July 16, 1883, to June 30,

1902

Table 14. Showing the number of reinstatements under the provisions of Rule

IX in the Departmental Service..

Table 15. Showing the number of transfers to the Departmental Service by

Departments or branches of the service and position with the

Department or branch of the service and position from which

transfer was made

Table 16. Showing, by Executive Departments and independent offices, the

number of appointments, by original appointment, transfer, and

reinstatement, to positions in the classified Departmental Service,

in Washington, D. C., from July 16, 1883, to June 30, 1902....

239

INDIAN SERVICE.

Historical sketch.

Table 17. Showing changes in the Indian Service among those appointed

through examination and certification....

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.

Historical sketch

Table 18. Showing, by States, the number of substitute clerks in the Railway

Mail Service on June 30, 1902...........

Table 19. Showing changes in the substitute force of the Railway Mail Service.

Table 20. Showing changes in the probationary force of the Railway Mail

Table 21. Showing changes in the regular force of the Railway Mail Service..

Table 22. Showing changes in the Railway Mail Service from March 4, 1885,

to June 30, 1902.

Table 23. Number of probationary appointments, by States, in the Railway

Mail Service...

Historical sketch.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING SERVICE.

Table 24. Showing the apportionment of appointments to clerical and recog-

nized trades positions in the Government Printing Service at

Washington, D. C., from June 15, 1898, to July 1, 1902, under

the census of 1900, on the basis of one appointment for every

30,000 of population...

Table 25. Showing changes in the force of the Government Printing Service

among those appointed through examination and certification...

Table 26. Showing the number of reinstatements under the provisions of

Rule IX in the Government Printing Service...

Table 27. Showing transfers to the Government Printing Service, with the

department or branch of the service and position from which

transfer was made....

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Table 28. Showing changes in the post-offices of cities having a population of

50,000 or over; also total number of changes in all other classified

post-offices...

Table 29. Separations from the Free-Delivery Service.....

Table 30. Showing removals from the Post-Office Service by years..

Table 31. Showing number and percentage of separations from the seven

largest post-offices

Table 32. Showing the number of clerks and subclerks, carriers and sub-

carriers, clerks in charge of substations, laborers, and the number

of excepted positions in the seven largest post-offices.....

CUSTOM-HOUSE SERVICE.

Historical sketch

Table 33. Showing changes in the Custom-House Service of ports whose

receipts are in excess of $50,000...

Table 34. Showing removals from the Custom-House Service, by years, from

July 1, 1886, to June 30, 1902..........

Table 35. Showing the number and percentage of separations from the six

largest custom-houses, each year, 1896 to 1902.

Table 36. Showing the number of classified and of excepted and unclassified

employees in the six largest custom-houses July 1, 1902.............

Table 37. Showing number appointed from competitive examinations in the

New York custom-house during each fiscal year commencing July

1, 1883, and the number removed of those so appointed during

the same period ..........

Historical sketch

INTERNAL-REVENUE SERVICE.

Table 38. Showing changes in the Internal-Revenue Service

ENTIRE CLASSIFIED SERVICE.

Table 39. Appointments by examination, by reinstatement, and by transfer

in the various branches of the competitive classified service, and

the percentage of number of competitive positions, by fiscal years.

Table 40. Showing the number of positions in the different branches of the

classified service filled by original appointment, by transfer, and

by reinstatement, whether in Washington, D. C., or elsewhere,

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1902, with general educa-

tional requirements for original entrance to such positions......

Table 41. Showing the number of competitive positions in the classified serv-

ice, the number and percentage of removals from the classified

service, and the number of removals from excepted positions,

positions excluded in part, and unclassified, except for mechanics

and workmen in the Navy-Yard Service and in the Engineer and

Ordnance departments..

Table 42. Showing the number of emergency and temporary appointments, by

branches of the service, departments, bureaus, etc., authorized

or approved under the various sections of Rule VIII...

Table 43. Showing, by departments and branches of the service, temporary

appointments made permanent under section 17 of Rule VIII

from May 29, 1899, to June 30, 1902 ....

Table 44. Showing, for all branches of the classified service, the number

examined, the number that passed, the per cent that passed, the

number appointed, the per cent appointed of those that passed,

and the approximate number of competitive positions in the serv-

ice during the several periods covered by the reports of the

List of new examinations prepared during fiscal year ended June 30, 1902..

Table showing subjects comprised in educational examinations.

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