St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-18
APPOINTMENTS.
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The appointments are:
Chief of POlice-.JOhn West.

APPOINTMENTS.
The appointments are:
Chief of Police-John West.
Captains of Police-M G Chase, D NJ Nc
Craney.
Lieutenants of Pollce-Wm w Bosworth
Peter Daley, Peter P West.
Sergeauts-Martin Buferding, Peter Nc
Herman, Thomas Nelson, Jacob Helm and
Patrick Fox.
Detectives w Hankinson, VIM Gleason,
Lendell Caswel.
Police Clerll-Ed A Stevens.
Court OAicers-John Byrnes, Adam A Nc
Cam, John O'DonneH.
Jailers-Mat Bross and A Needham.
Diverse w Curtiss and David Winck-
Ter.
Patrolmen-James Allen, Ole Anderson,
Mack Brady, Henry Brudegan, Peter Bradley,
James Butler, Cornelius Burke. John Cronan,
} B CrOnan, NJ Gardner, William DAILY,
Patrick Gallaher, Edward Grace, Jonn Cory,
r r Harvey, G R Hill, James Howard, Pat
rick Kennedy, Michael Kennedy, Thomas
Kelly, Charles Kingsley, Joseph
Lawrence, II Leonard, Nicholas
AIauren, Paul Mousse, Lewis Ness, John
Norman, Michael Quinlan, Michael Ryan,
John Schroeder John Sullivan, Ole Shelly,
James Smith, August VolS, Andrew Hoben,
Patrick Gibbon, Thomas Cochran, Patrick
McGwin, Martin Olson, NJ Powers, Charles
Bradley, n S Long, James Cassidy, Harrison
Gowdy, William 2 West, William II Reeves,
Washington Pierce, Oliver Boisclair, James
d Breault, Holger Fawiskow, John S j Bean,
Clarence johnson, Samuel Simonson, Brown
Eggan, Charles B Church, S A Kirkman, John
Barron, Charles Heirich, w. eminent.
Mounted Police-Fred Coffin, Martin Dev-
erauX, George Frenet, P Hirst, George
Thienich, Swan S Walton.
Bridge Watchmen-Joseph Hey. suspen-
sion bridge; Nicholas Rauen, upper bridge:
Patrick Cassidy, lower bridge.
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS.
A. NJ. McCraney, captain; Ed. A. Stevens,
police clerk; John O'Donnel, court officer,
and all the patrolmen in the latter part of the
list, beginning with Andrew Hoben.
THE PROMOTIONS
are John West from captain to chief. Jacob
Helm and Patrick Fox from patrolmen to
sergea1ts. The number of the mounted pa
troll is two less, from the displacement of ser
geant Bates, the promotion of officer Helm.
and the displacement of officer Blake
The members of the force who failed to Sc
cure reappointment are as follows:
THE BOUNCED.
Chief Berry, Sergeant Bates, Detective Hoy
and Patrolmen Bushaber, Hurley, Hutchin-
son, Lane, Blake, Mcnamara, Van Riclzley,
Silverthorn, Marsh, Malone, Rice, Stetfes, L.
j. Smith, Cole, j. Olson, Eusch, H. Krum-
weide, Egan, Gustavison and Burli.
As a rule the changes meet with approval
but it is claimed that number of efficient
and capable officers have been placed under
the merciless guillotine, while others have
secured appointments who are not well fitted
for the position. This, however, should have
been expected. Each year there is a jealous
scrambling for the crumbs from the table of
the administration, and it would be impos-
sible to fail to make errors.
CHIEF WEST
Has been an efficient member of the depart
ment for eleven years. He served five years
as patrolman, four years as a sergeant, two
years as lieutenant and one.year as captain
His promotions have been well earned and
deserved, and the confidence of the city and
of the new administration will not be be-
trayed, nor will the well established reputa-
ton Of the department be allowed to retro
grade.
Capt. Chase, formerly Of the East side, and
Lieut.. Daily, will be stationed at headouar-
tiers, and Capt McCraney and Lieut.. Bosworth
will be at the East side station, Lieut. West
will have charge of the south side station.
Lieutenants and captains will alternate night
and day duty, the same as the men. There
viii be two sergeants on day duty and two on
night duty.