The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02
APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY HALL

The following are the appointments made
yesterday in the City Hall by the different
Administrators
MAYORS OFFICE.
Private Secretary to the Mayor, Paul B.
Leeds, Esq.
WATER WORKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Chief Clerk. j. V. Guillotte, retained Su
perintendent Insane Asylum, Henry Andry
Keeper Of Courthouses, Peter Ramos Super
intendent of Water Works, S. E. Percy
Physician of Smallpox Hospital, DR.. J. J.
Finney, retained.
Mr.. Percy has been connected with the
Water Works department for over thirty
years.
Chief Clerk, Theo. Blanchard, who has
been in charge for the last two years. Second
clerk, Edward o. rien. Patrick Maley, Captain
OF Workhouse; Capt. VIM. Bosworth, Super
intendent of the House of Refuge. Capt.
Bosworth has been in charge Of the above in
stitution for years before the Flanders adj
ministration came into office
| COMMERCE.
| Col. Landry has made his appointments as
| follows:
Private Secretary, Pas,alis Labarre; Super
| intendent of Wharyes and Landing, +. H..
Chevalley; chief clerk, r. G. Wood.
First District Whartinger, L. Z. Burke;
deputy, VIM. Smith: contradiction clerk, L.
K. Kennedy; signal Officer NJ. Garrigan.
Second District Wharfnger, e. de Lassus;
deputy, L. Colomb; contravention clerk, G.
F. Lenea; manifest clerk. f. A. Landry.
Third DISTINCTIVE arfnger, Eugene Dupre;
deputy, NJ. Cunningham.
Fourth District Wharinger. +. G. Cond
deputy, ?. J. Glynn.
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Seventh District Whartinger, L. Ferriere.
Markets. - Superintendent of Markets
Horace 2. Phillips. Inspectors-C. J. Fox,
S. j. Tournilon, w. Fowler, Ben Toledano. I.
Z. w. Mason and L. Madere.
| IMPROVEMENTS.
| Chief Clerk, Maurice J. Hart.
| !Superintende,ts of Streets.-First District
First and Second Ward, NJ c. Reyes: Third
| Ward, Phi. Hoffman.
Second District Fourth. Fifth and Sixth
Ward, Charles Cavanac.
Third District-Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Ward, Thomas ONeil.
Fourth District Tenth and Eleventh Ward,
J. G. Haas
Fifth District Fifteenth Ward, John Ma
honey
Sixth District Twelfth, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Ward, L. G. Guillotte.
! Seventh Districts and Seven
teenth Ward, Il. B. Stubs.
| General Storekeeper, J. C. Goodrich.
Superintendent Ninth Ward. Alexander
Dudenhefer.
| Superintendent Of Wharyes and Landings.
VIM. Swan.
Secretary, Ernest Miltenberger: Clerks, L.
N. Ogden, Jr., Zach Bachemin.
| FINANCES.
| Chief Assistant A. p. Harrison retains
second assistant ULCER Lauve; tax collectors,
7. A. James, A. J. Stephens; collector Of back
taxes, John Wood; license clerk. w. B. Nc
Cutcheon; bookkeeper Chas. Steenken; tram
script clerk, - Villamber.
In the Department of Accounts, Mr. Brown
has not yet made his appointments.
| The Pittsburg Commercial has come to the
defense Of that city from the imputation cast
by the press dispatches to the effect that a
vast subterranean area Of coal mines is on
fire beneath that city. The dispatches stated
that there was danger of a caving in of a
smoky city. The explanation given is to the
effect that in an old, abandoned coal mine, a
number Of the supports Of the roofing OF
! 'rooms " have taken fire and are now burn
ing but the Mayor and City Engineer OF
Pittsburg, having examined the locality, de-
| cline to use the city water to extingulsh the
confagration they hold that it is not of
sufficient public Importance to demand their
| attention, and that the owners Of the mine
should attend to the business OF putting out
| the fire. or let it burn, as they may elect. So
another fine sensation is spoiled by the truth.
Grand ladies' and children's reunion to-day
at the Academy, to see the great G. L Fox in