Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-02

GIOVANNI
last evening, and was called to orderly
Colonel Jacob Seiple, City Clerk, who
administered the oath to thenew mem
bera-Colonel Woodruff being first and
Capt. Ropes and Messrs. Bury, Dock
ny, Lyon and Brokaw, following sue
ce isively.
The Clerk stated first business in or
der to be the appointment of temper
airy President, and on motion, Coun-
Gilman Gray, of the Fifth ward, was
appointed.
On motion of Councilman Cowell,
Council proceeded to the election of Il
permanent President. the ballot result
ing as follows Hon james T. Wiley,
Is E.: Judge Tenney--1.
Judge Tennpy and Captains Ropes
were appointed committee to escort
the President elect to the chair, when
Mr. Wiley returned his THINKS for the
honor conferred in few brief remarks
On motion of Councilman Gray, the
salary of the City Clerk was increased
to $1,000 per year.
On motion of Judge Green the sal
airy of the City Treasurer shall hereaf-
ter be fixed at 81. 500 per year.
On motion Of Councilman Gray, the
salary of Street Commissioner was fixed
at 81 900, instead of pay per diem.
On motion of Councilman Lyon, the
salary of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department was fixed at $500 per
year-an increase of 800.
On motion of Councilman Cowell,
The salary of the Janitor of the Hall
was increased to $1,000.
The following officers were elected
for the ems ing ys,r.
City Clerk-Jacob Seiple, receiving
l6 votes oath administered by the
Mayor.
City Treasurer-Archibald S. Wood
ruff, receiving 16 votes.
City Surveyor Ernest Meyer, re-
ceived Is votes Peter Sours votes.
City Attorney-Joseph Award re
ceived 16 votes.
Health Inspector-Leonard Henning
received II votes Edward Moore 2 !;
Richard Frohwen 2 blank.
Street Commissoner-Luke FL. Hig-
gins received 1G votes.
Deputy Street Commissioner-Ed-
ward McGrath received ID votes John
Byrne l; James Colgan | James
Herman l.
Assistant Street Commissioner
Owen Farrely received r votes John
-Byrne 8 votes.
Superintendent of Market--James
Rolla received 10 votes Charles Salo-
man 6.
Chief of Police-John Keron receiv-
ed 16 votes.
Captain of Police-Patrick Mcclure
received 3votes James Garland 6 ::
John j. DENIM 3; Edward J. Bedell
4--no choice.
Second ballot-Patrick Mcclure 2 :;
James Garland II John j. DENIM L;
Edward J. Bedell 2. The result being
announced there was an attempt at ap-
plause, which, however, was promptly
checked by President Wiley.
Lieutenant of Police Andrew ia
quillard received votes Waters Fur
man 8 John DENIM 1--no choice.
Second ballot-Andrew Jaquillard 6 !;
Waters Furman 10.
Oyerscer of the Poor. Peter Rit
Ter received 16 votes.
Sealer Of Weights and Measures
Charles Saloman received votes ;;
Owen Farrely 4: e. A. Poutney );
John Byrne ID blanks.
Second ballot---Charles, Saloman 10 4
CA. Pountney q; Andrew Jaquillard
IA blanks.
JAnitov Of Council Chsmber--James
r. Chandler received 16 votes.
City Physician-1st and I'd Wards
DIR. Louis A. Braun received 16 votes.
City Physician I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9th
Tth, and 9Th wards-Dr. James s.
Green received IA votes--1 blank.
Keeper Of 1st Ward Station House.
John Fl. Paddle received 7 votes; An
shony j. Danneberger 9 votes.
Keeper Of 4th Ward Station House
Peter K. Rittenhouse receivedl5 yotes;
blank.
Keaner Of Station Hnnsa foa. Travel