Therefore be it Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, civil service rule XXIV, fourth paragraph, be amended by striking out the word "Canandaigua," so that the same shall read as follows: "In pursuance of the foregoing provision these rules have been further extended to the offices, places and employments, in the civil service of the villages of Batavia, Ossining, Peekskill, Port Chester, Saratoga Springs and White Plains, to take effect from and after March 31, 1910." (Adopted May 7, 1913. Approved by the Governor, June 25, 1913.) Rule XXIV Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, civil service rule XXIV be and hereby is amended by adding thereto the following: "In pursuance of the foregoing provision these rules have been extended to the offices, places and employments in the police departments of the villages and towns of Westchester County, to take effect May 17, 1913." (Adopted May 15, 1913. Approved by the Governor, June 10, 1913.) Rule XXIV Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, civil service rule XXIV be and hereby is amended, by adding thereto the following: "In pursuance of the foregoing provision these rules have been extended to the offices, places and employments, in the civil service of Bronx County, to take effect January 1, 1914. (Adopted October 28, 1913. Approved by the Governor, November 14, 1913.) AMENDMENTS TO STATE CIVIL SERVICE CLASSIFI CATION Department of Labor Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the Department of Labor, be amended by striking out the words: "one mercantile inspector," competitive examination for said position being deemed. practicable. (Adopted January 7, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 27, 1913). County Clerk, Kings County Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the office of the County Clerk, Kings County, be amended by striking out the words "one deputy as general clerk of the Supreme Court." (Adopted January 10, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 27, 1913.) Supreme Court, Kings County Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the Supreme Court, Kings County, be amended by adding thereto the words one general clerk," it appearing that but one position is involved, and that it should be listed under the Supreme Court rather than included in the classification of positions in the office of the County Clerk. (Adopted January 10, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 27, 1913.) Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Third Department Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, classification of positions in the exempt class in the Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Third Department, be amended by adding thereto the words "one consultation attendant," competitive or non-competitive examination for said position having been found to be not practicable. (Adopted January 10, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 27, 1913.) Iola Sanatorium, Monroe County Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the non-competitive class at the Iola Sanatorium, Monroe County, be amended by adding thereto the words "carpenter, salary not to exceed $45 per month; watchman, salary not to exceed $40 per month; orderly, salary not to exceed $45 per month," competitive examination for said positions being found to be not practicable. (Adopted January 18, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 23, 1913.) Tax Commission Communication from Chairman Byrnes, State Board of Tax Commissioners, under date of January 13th, applying for classification in the exempt class of the position of mortgage tax examiner, salary $2,500 per annum, was submitted. For the reasons stated in the communication of Chairman Byrnes, the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the office of the Board of Tax Commissioners be and hereby is amended by adding thereto the words "one confidential mortgage tax examiner," competitive or non-competitive examination for said position being found to be not practicable. (Adopted January 18, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 23, 1913.) Executive Departmtnt Communication from Governor Sulzer under date of January 17th, requesting classification in the exempt class of one position of executive auditor, was read. It appearing that the auditor will be required to perform special duties relating to financial matters and such other duties as the Governor in his discretion may assign, all of which will be of a highly confidential character, it was, on motion, Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the office of the Governor be amended by adding thereto the words, "executive auditor," competitive or non-competitive examination for said position being found to be not practicable. (Adopted January 18, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 20, 1913.) Athletic Commission Commissioner Wolff, to whom had been referred the application of the State Athletic Commission under date of January 13th, requesting reconsideration of its petition for classification in the exempt class of the position of confidential stenographer, reported and recommended the following resolution, which was on motion adopted: Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the office of the State Athletic Commission be amended by adding thereto the words: "confidential stenographer," competitive or non-competitive examination for said position being found to be not practicable. (Adopted January 23, 1913. Approved by the Governor, January 27, 1913.) Department of Excise Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the Department of Excise be amended by adding thereto the words, "first assistant cashier in the office of the Special Deputy Commissioner at New York," competitive or non-competitive examination being found to be not practicable. (Adopted January 30, 1913. Approved by the Governor, February 10, 1913.) Comptroller Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class, in the office of the Comptroller, be amended by striking out the words, "fifteen examiners of transfers of stock," and substituting in lieu thereof the words, "seventeen examiners of transfers of stock," competi tive or non-competitive examination for said position having been found to be not practicable. (Adopted January 30, 1913. Approved by the Governor, February 10, 1913.) School of Agriculture, Morrisville Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, classification of positions in the non-competitive class in the New York State School of Agriculture at Morrisville, N. Y., be amended by striking out the words, "one teacher of agronomy, one teacher of horticulture, one teacher of dairying, one teacher of domestic science, one teacher of academic subjects," the Attorney-General having given an opinion that the teachers at said institution are in the unclassified service. (Adopted January 31, 1913. February 5, 1913.) Approved by the Governor, Supreme Court, Kings County Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the Supreme Court, Kings county, be amended by adding thereto the words, "one confidential clerk to the Board of Justices," competitive or non-competitive examination for said position being found to be not practicable. (Adopted February 6, 1913. February 11, 1913.) Approved by the Governor, Comptroller Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Governor, the classification of positions in the exempt class in the office of the Comptroller be amended by adding thereto the words, "confidential record clerk, audit bureau; confidential examiner, audit bureau," competitive or non-competitive examination for said position being found to be not practicable. (Adopted February 6, 1913. Approved by the Governor, February 7, 1913.) |