, 1875-03-28

and three assistants. about 81 500 per yesr |
the aggregate superintendent Of Public Work
"a, 000 per year and Sergeant oE PolAce, @zot
yor year.
Tho probable appointees Of the Boari - dt
scribed aboya are: Village Attorney, 4.
! Thompson State Senator and present lnoumben
Village Accountant, NJ. Allison. hrother,in-la
OF Jamea Morgan, intcfy fr11n St. Louis; 6upal
inton5cnt OF Water-Works. William Il. FardJ
! present Incumbent SURVEYOR y ;. Greeley
| WORKS, Dan 1ea!v. ALSO in Office; aud sergean
| OF Police, Patrick E. Ryan, present incumbent
| II ia probable TINT Mr- Il. W. Bridge would hav
| at least ono it MT tao, votos iu the Board ~
Village Attorney, but it Ia not likely that lie coulf
| be elected.
As TO THE PEOPLES PARTY T1cKEr,
or Creigbton's tic6et, As it may be called, some
| thing more than conjecture las been repdarat
| possible by the dayeloamonts OF tho week
DcemidR it potttio to get to work early, a pra
umiuary meeting vaa priyatety called BY the op'
position last :Aonday evening at the hotel
About fifty Invitations Here sent out, and per,
haps hat< as many persons responded. Strict
secrecy was preserved. There WAS an informal
discussion Of prospects, and campaign CON-
m!ttee consisting Of forty two persona, aeven
from each district was appointed. THIS com-
mltteo ia to moet tomorrow night, aud may
possibly maie nominations at once.
At the head Of the movement Is Charles
Creighton. contractor, RHO has been many times.
spoken Of BY the papcts, aud'seldom to his ad-
ysa:ase: He has employed many men. and con-
He4uently counts q not small number Of sup-
poltols. He Is undoubtedly strong among cer-
tain ciasa. md will iaase no stena untuined to
accomplish his purpose. His election would put
Al end TO the proceedings against him ia con-
neotlon with his village contracts, and would
prove tho people to bs careless IL to official IN
tes1isy and cloAr records.
The other candidates talked OF for
Trustees on th1s ticket nre DR.. Hewes, Of
Horn Settlement; J. F. Barney, given
Oh tho other side also; Dr.. Flood, who would
not, it Il thought, accept George R. Clnrke,
- rssl-est.te dealer; Peter sluad Michael Doyle,
estate dealcr. OF these, Doyle, WHO Was de-
feAtsa Inst year, will bo most likely to Drop
laa7ing Tho required six. For Gerk, J. G. Ham
llson is making alt the capital he can to get =
nomination BY tlis patty, Which would be COM
Fat BILE with his it.cllnations. Jua1ice Horn is
mentioned a1so, and would mako no objections,
though his ohauoea Of election would he even
lass than those OF Hamilton. :
THE LACE FOB TOWN AND VILLAGE CLERK,
which aro oeocti7a Offices, viii lie between Jo-
scovel Of Cornell. They ara both residents and
proparty-owners snd personally there Ia Little
choice between them. They eaye lived IN the
town about tho same length Of time, and each
has large numbeE Of friends It ia understood
that the Cerk hereafter will be required to keep
!
herstotore, l.s has reya1 devoted any stated
amount Of timo to the viIlase atfaira, whioh bas
made the posiion desirable for any
professional man. The new regulation
viii prevent any one from accepting the
Office who has = fixed business in this city.
Should this arrangement be likely 10 be- iaasted
upon, it is not impossible that Mr. Scoyel viii |
III favor of Mr. Allison tho !
third caudldate. Mr. Shckney will not withdraw /
on th;a zcoount, sinoa his position as Journalist
cnab.es him to pursue luis profession as we'll in !
the Clerks otice aa elsewhere.
Ill. Po; G. tho present Clerk has expressed
4is oppoa,tion to third-tesm desi,ea and caused
= to BE- understood thAs ho is cut Of the 6eid.
l iis il BY no maans sute, however. He ia close
= atclIng, and will bo wall-informed us to tho |
7iews OF the North End delegation. II he thinks
hero is a chs nee, ut tho last monaat he will |
make dash 1t IL not likely, though that he
slll securs the no1inaton, and il no should. the
lection woatd still 30 warmly contested.
The regular Car'? aign Committee has not yet
ecided whether to cal a convention before tbs
own eiection, 1t 70 wait until tho w>ak befora
he village eiectito. Should the Creighton
arsy put ont q ticket Immediately. the others
'li1 probably conclude TO whit till tho last mo-
aent aud then st.ike decisive blow.
As The day apt reaches, new Developments !
lay materially cheaga the appearance of thingn. |
ut at present thera ia araall reason to anticipate
ny excitement, such as occurred Iaa> year, or I
ant the vota Will begin 70 compare with that |
len cast.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Tho Trustees met in special session Friday | ,
'ooine. JudgaA OF election vera appoint Cd as
BLOWS:
First District Joseph II. Gray, :: B. Lewis, Gorge
s,s sow ceEks-Wa'tse as.y !. 2. Madasn; aa,,
timer, clerks-Fred Goodwin, ", Mitchell.
IatFd G.trict-J. a. FL, Joseph L. Cos, John
tickle. C4eAks-O. 8. I3nlsey, ]. ". Pendry. I
fourth Dtstrfot-R 2. Dunn, J. French, o. !. Field.
erks-1, 4. Hanna, G. Merrill.
ncsslr. Cerks--J. I. Marsh, q. E. Clark. ]
sarta D<srla-H. Vanderbilt, G. Kuyper. g, Dc :
ug clorkA--A. Hoogb=ain, +. DeJong.
Messrs. Faulkner and Church wero appointed | q
special COMMITTEES to reviac tho fire ordinance 4
ssed At tho last regular naeetlng. 6
Thomas Hogan uas appointed policeman. +,
OAK PAEK. =
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