The morning call., 1891-01-06
IN ALL THE OFFICES.
Changes Are Made for New
Political Term.
A Clean Sweep With Very Few Exceptions
Among Municipal and Judicial Officials.
The Appointments.

The municipal offices and courts were
reyolutionized yesterday by the sweeping
changes effected at the beginning of the
Republican term Of Office. The old officers
retired with good grace, and courtesies
were freely exchanged by both parties, but
Tax Collector O'Brien surprised his par
tisans by refusing to recognize appointments
made by one of the alleged bosses" Judge
Joachimsen was elected Presiding Judge Of
the Police Courts, and Justice Charles A.
Low Presiding Justice of the Justices
Courts. Judge Lawler was honored by the
police force with a handsomely engrossed
address of good wishes and compliments
for his prevailing kindness to officers.
Following are the names of the newly ap-
pointed city officials:
sHERIFF's OFFICE.
Sheriff Laumeister made the following
appointments: Captain Douglass, vice G.
Livingston; Joseph Hanson, vice ]. Ramo-
sciotti; Joseph Maher, vice j. Coombs; J.
Rutherford, vice Joseph Windrow; Robert
Weston, vice j. II. Daley; j. c. Mccarthy.
vice j. Hoey; Thomas Coffey, vice NJ.
Coffey; j. Heilman, vice E. |. Wolfe; P. A.
vice j. S. Daley; A. j. Barry, vice NJ.
| Fragley; Mrs. Amsbary, matr0n at the
County JAIL vice Mrs. GAMBIA.
! ASSESSORS OFFICE.
| Assessor Nealon retired yesterday in IA
yOr of John d. Sebe amid an interchange of
fiatteriDg compliments. The new appointees
are as follows: Chief Deputy, II. Herzer;
Chief Field Deputy, William J. Ruddick /;
Chief of Personal Property Department,
Daniel Maloney; Chief of Real Estate De-
partment A. d. Messages; Chief of Mort
gage Department, George Tyroll Deputies
| A EaQrUa oil
Edgar Briggs, Thomas S. Cunningham, Ira
| ID. Thompson, Frank j. Gerhardt, Jeremiah
Roach, Thomas S. Moffitt, p. w. Lanuon,
j. n. Cotter Z. Gonzales, Daniel McNulty,
| f. Verna, B. A. Prndle, NJ. S. Blackburn,
James Costello, A. Report r. Joseph,
George Fagothey.
| CITY AND COUNTY ATTORNEY.
John H. burst succeeded City and County
Attorney Flournoy, and made the following
appointments: First Assistant, Meyer ia
cobs; Second Assistant, George a. Went
worth; Third Assistant Lincoln Savage :;
Messenger. Daniel Brooks
THE AUDITORS DEPUTIES.
Auditor Stern appointed Hiram B. Cook
Chief Deputy Of his Office, Fred Elliott Sec
ond Deputy, and Louis Coin Third Deputy
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.
James Gilleran assumed his duties as Su-
perrin tendent of Streets yesterday. He re-
tanned Chief Deputy Edward Owens in office
and made the following appointments S. G.
Whitney, H. l.. Meyer, T. T. Donnellv. j.
de Succa, Z. w. Cummings. al Raisch, Phil
Ray, John A. Hogan, John Noonan, j. T.
Bonniield and John Hanlon.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Recorder Reed made the following ap-
pointments: Chief Deputy, E.. j. Casey /;
First Deputy, Max Warschauer; Second
Deputy, Thomas Flynn; Superintendent of
COpyists, George Dryden Recorder of Mar
rage Licenses, w. J. Rightnire; Copyists-
! Moi n
Hickey, A. Kronberg, III. Lynch. Sam Ham
ilton, Frank McNally, George Reid, NJ
Marks. Frank Walker, Joseph Preston,
Charles WILDER. J. F. Sullivan, c. Brel1en-
stein, Thomas ONeill, John Mitchell and
Albert Cook.
CLERICAL CHANGES.
The following are theHew officers OF the
District Attorneys office: District Attor-
ney, w. 5. Barnes; First Assistant, j. A.
Hosmer; Second Assistant w. S. Hinkle ;
Third Assistant, Alexander Campbell Jr.
First Clerk, j. b. Tungate; Second Clerk,
| w. 3. Blair.
SUPERIOR COURTS.
Judge d. j. Murphy presented his COM
mission of reelection for six years and had
1t spread upon the minutes of Department
u of the Superior Court yesterday ". S
Barnes presented j. A. Hosmer as his First
Deputy, who would retain his positioTi> in
that court. George w. Smith was ftap-
pointed to his former position as court re-
] j A. A.
Sanderson and j. B. c. Hebbard Judge MuE-
ply visited Department and INTRODUCED
Judge San dc s,o to sns bar rs the Judgopf
| Walter ). Hinkle succeeded ex-Deputy
District Attorney Love. Judge Hebbard
| succeeded Judge Reardon in Department T.
and Emil Pohli will be examined for the
position of official stenOgrapher in Judge
| Sanderson's court.
The following changes have been made up
to date in the officials Of the various civil
departments of the Superior Court at the
new City Hall: Judge Hunts-BaiIiff. W.
L. Dasha. Judge COffry's-Clerk, w. j.
Kennedy; bailiff, A. J. Barry. Judge Gar
ber's-Clerk, T. A. Davies; bailiff, G. w.
! Pratt. Judge Finn's-Clerk, R. V. Cros-
key. Judge Walace's-Clerk, John Rice /;
bailif, Harry Piper.
THE JUSTICES
When the new Justices of the Peace took
their seats yesterday Charles A. Low was
elected Presiding Justice in placs of Ii. j.
! Stafford, retired. c. F. Wood took the
| place of Julius Reimer, Frank j. Gray the
| place, OF j. G: i. Hebbard, ". G. Britain
the place of J. |. Boland, and G. W. f. Cook
the place of Frank Murasky.
MOTIFS IL. Ascher will be appointed Chief
| CLERK OF the office, but as Daniel Gordan
has already been appointed to the position
by the Supervisors there is likely to be a
| contest.
o'BRIEN INDEPENDENT.
TaX-COllector O'Brien, when approached
| early yesterday morning to give positions to
number of Crimmins' men, refused to
make any appointments other than those he
wishes himself He stated lie would appoint
his own staff, and. as he did not expect to be
| candidate again, he would conduct his
office according to his own individual views.
| lie gave every one to understand that he will
be Iax,Collector and no person can inter
lere with his Office. He retained James Nc
cake as chief deputy and E. +. Loud as
! cashier.
THE MAYORS OFFICE.
| Mayor Pond turned over his Office yester-
| day to Mayor Sanderson, and Chief Clerk
| a. j. Mouder was succeeded by George
Sanderson, son of the new Chief Executive.
Fisher, the janitor, also resigned his public
| trust.
THE POLICE JUDGES.
Police Judge A. E. T. Morley succeeded
Judge Lawler in Department of the Po-
lice Court, and at a meeting held subse-
quently Judge Joaehimsen was elected Pre-
siding Judge. John O'ConIor was APP
pointed baiiiff of No. court and John Fo-
QartV nf M eourt