The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-10

ably be retained as deputies. That there
will be many changes made in this office ap-
pears to be the opinion of those on the IN
side. 1t is thought at least half OF the force
of the office will be retired. j. u. Cook, ".
j. Rightmire, C. II. Ward, p. Duiield, ID.
+. Morris, J. d. Wiseman will, in all proba-
bility, be appointed deputies.
L. j. Casey and George McC0mbe are men
toned for chief deputy of che Recorder Of
fee; also J. B. Kelley, present Deputy
County Clerk. III.
into the field by the Bear Club, and it IS said
many Of its members will I'LL ONCE unuer
Sheriff Laumeister will make some changes
in his staff III
w. j. Ruddck, it is conceded, will be
chief deputy under Assessor SieDe; Hugo
Uerzer. courtroom clerk of DeDartm ent Z;
Thomas f. Graham, Thomas Jasper (at pres
emf in the County Clerks Office and George
Hall are spoken of for deputies.
There are many names mentioned for
chief inside deputy under Street Superin-
tendent Gileran. William Patterson, re-
Gently appointed Superintendent of Repairs
in the Harbor Commission, John 7. Cough
and Others are mentioned. Joseph Mon
Afghan. present Ballitf Of the Board of Super
visors, who recently withdrew in disgust
from the Democratic party, expects a posi-
ton in the Street Department.
Stephen n. Roberts and NJ. j. Dunn are
talked of for chief outside deputy. James
Corcoran, Joe Monahan, G. Hughes and
Frank Caspar, it is said, are booked Tor Dep
uty positions. George w. Lee, formerly
Secretary Of the Republican Committee, is
talked of for bookkeeper,a position he former
~ flied, and il is said he can have II, but as
Mr. Lee has very lucrative position in the
Spring Valley Water Company it is probable
he will decline il. 1t is said former dep
uty will be placed IN charge of the county
roads.
4. Ruef and Meyer Jacobs are mentioned
for Assistant District Attorney. j. j.
Groom, as usual, would not object to being
deputy Coroner. Ray Falk is mentioned for
chief deputy IN the Auditors office. Daniel
Sullivan is to be appointed regular deputy
Tax Collector. NJ. A. Smith, late Chief
Jaier, the knowing ones say. will be APP
pointed Superintendent of the House OF Cor
rectipn. Certainly there will be clean
sweep in the employees OF the House oil Cor
rection. Industrial School, janitors. watch
men, ETC., which will be made by the new
Supervisors.
One of the Supervisors-elect has said the
new hoard would go into caucus in short
time to become acquainted and to aScer tain
their sentiments relative to the committees
the members are supposed to serve on. DE-.
| Aver is talked of for Chairman OF the Hos
pital Committee; d. 3. Jackson, Chairman
| of the Fire and Water; Charles W. Taber,
| Chairman of the Street Committee; A.
| Heyer, Chairman Of the Committee on
| Street Lights.
The new Supervisors will elect Fire
| Commissioner in place of Samuel Newman
| This will place the control OF the Fire De-
partment in The hands Of the Republicans
| for the first time in sixteen years, and
changes will occur. But Il bill is now being
| prepared To be submitted to The Legislature
| for the reorganization of the Fire Depart
ment on a new basis-that is to provide for
eight or nine fully paid COMPANIES, those
located in tie business center and also the
| truck companies. This bill is now being
| prepared 10y the Executive Committee of the
Ma haitian Republican Fire Association.
William Kennedy is spoken of as the next
| Deputy Treasurer under Mr.. WIdber. Mr..
| Gates, it is said, will hold his present posi-
ton of Chief Deputy Surveyor. Walter
| Blair. now in District Attorney Pages office,
! may be a clerk Of the justices Court, Clerk
Russell viii remain in the Supervisors
| Office, and Messrs. Ryan, Patterson and
| FarQuharsen expect to be retained as assist
ants. 1t is said that Clerk Thompson. who
| flied the position Of clerk SO long and so
| faithfully. but who was removed to make
| room for Ed O'Connnr, Democrat, will be
returned to his OLD place,