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THE NEW DEPUTY OF PUBLIC WORKS; A Question Whether He Will Assume the Duties of His Position.
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ALBANY, March 26. -- There is a question in the minds of many whether Jacob V. Jacobs of Troy, appointed as Deputy Superintendent of Public Works, will assume the position on April 1. At its meeting last week the newly-constituted Civil Service Commission adopted a resolution transferring the position of Deputy Superintendent of Public Works from Class B to Class A. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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