The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-04
hopefulness that the invitation to the feast
was not quite so uncertain.

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| The crowd was made up OF men hunting
| clerical appointments in the various de.
| partments. Nearly all of them had been
| promised during the last political campaign
a place or places under some one or other
| OF the various officers who expected to enter
upon the discharge of their duties yester-
| day.
| The day brought nothing but disappoint-
ment to the majority of these men. The
| dilatOry action of the Election Commission
made any general delivery of the spoils to
| the active political workers and henchmen
| impossible until to-day.
| Street Superintendent Ackerson and
| County Surveyor FitZhugh were the munich
| pal officers besides Mayor-eect Ebert who
took possession Of their offices yesterday.
| Mr.. Ackerson, however. did nothing more
| than receipt to Mr.. Gleran for certain
| moneys in the latter's possession. This
| morning be will install in Office his little
army of clerks and deputies.
| John j. McDade called at the Sheriff's
| office during the morning and requested
| Under Sheriff Peter DeveDy to remain in
| the Office and assist him in the performance
! OF his duties for two days at least. This
| Mr.. Deveny said he would do as matter Of
| courtesy.
Mr.. Haley. the new County Clerk. visited
| Mr.. Blattner and announced his intention
| to take charge this morning. The young
men selected by Mr.. Haley for the various
| deputyshps were introduced to the Office
| force and received instructions as to
| methods In vogue OF doing business in that
| department.
All the officers-elect during the afternoon
| filed their bonds and took the oath of office.
] This morning the new regime will enter
| upon its functions in every department.
The names of the various appointees, so
| far as they have been made known, are as
| follows:
County Clerks ofice-Chief deputy, Martin
Fleming.
Courtroom clerks-J. B, sherrard. Frank Kill
SiaviD. c. j. Murphy, Eugene McFaddeD, James
| A. Sullivan and c. j. Harrigan.
Chiei registry clerks-J. d. Ruggles and Ed
Assistant registry clerks-Wllliam Ring. J. M.
Sullivan. W: j. Lyman, J. ). Lynch, W. I. Ha-
yerly . stanley rso \. Allen George NJ Ds s
| c. Hayes. d. E. Larkey, j. Hawke.
C9 I, ISL X. sweeney. ). Z. Con. James
II. Farran, T.. FL. Brady, T. F. Nagher, j. NJ.
| Hyland W. j. Simon, Vladimir Jedoyich, l..
| Coleman, N. +. Dwyer.
| Shrriff's Office Under Sheriff, A. B. Mcguire;
attorney, M. l. Sullivan; chief 1ailer, T. FilZ.
| gerald.
Superintendent of Branch County jail. T. J..
Lewney; deputles-Wiliam Harrington, j.
fnnkeit. B. Killee, j. White T. Gagan,
William Barry, James Cronin, ID. j. Mccarthy.
J. J. McTurnan, I. Donovan, ID. Rooney, James
OBiien. Peter Curtis. Thomas Clancy. J. K.
Morton, William Connolly John Burns. Martin
| Hughes, j. A. Fsnton, Thomas Martin David
Magner, o. Webb, g. Ssakamp, j. Finn. I. Har-
kins and j. Adams.
| Recorders office-Chef deputy. Thomas B.
McGinness; desk deputy, NJ. Kelly; extra
| deputy, Richard Biauvelt; mortgage clerk,
Henry Casey; superintendent of copyists, Joseph
4. Cooney; cOpyists-Thomas Conroy. L.
Meaaher, John Usher James Bresnahan, j. j.
| Deegan Frank Norton, Edward Landry, Law
renee j. Doan, John j. McDald. Frank
Horton. M. A. Clark, Peter Kelly. Nat Cunning
Tax ro,,oo.o.,. oes.. Ct,,.s x.,,,.. rr,....,
| B. Cook; cashier, Philip Susmann; deputies
Herman Eakle, Edward Lawton, John NJ Fogg;
cieiks-Henry Cook. 7, c; Medoyieh.. n. Seig.
| Captain Fisher, w. II. Mccormick Jr.. Joseph
Wolf q. E. Broad, d. b. Libby r. J. Nixon. w.
:; CraudalI, 5. s.; Simon, Charles A Hoffmann,
Hayes, j. c. German. H.. Mrnke. FL: Zemansky.
| S. hoffman. Joseph Sutton, Fred Wilson, j. j.
DO0ley X. w. scott, Nj. L. OConnor.
Street Surerintendents ofice-Lawrence j.
WEIGH, chief deputy; George Ackers on, chief
outside deputy; Charles Geggus. Il. Hampton,
L. Brown, Stephen Burke, Sidney Hall, w. III.
Williams, Captain Creamy, Frederick Anderson,
Nj. Herman, deputies.
City and County SurveyOr-Charles Holcomb.
chief deputy.
The following named officers fled their
official bonds yesterday.
Mayor Ebert, $4,000; sureties, Henry
Fisher and Henry S. Martin
Sherifi-John j. McDade. $4,000; suretles.
Richard H. Follis and Richard O'Neil
corder- Thomas III. McGlyun, $4,000;
sureies, John H. Wise aud Thomas j. Welsh.
Assessor William BrodericK. $50, 900; sure
ties, L. b. Pond. Thomas Ashworth, Thomas w.
Brennan and James A. BraDnan.
Public Admlnis,rator-A. c. Freese, $50 900;
suretes. A. w. Wilson aud Matthew Nunan
Tax Coilector-James N. Block. s75 600:
sureties. A. G: Hccnt, Mendel Esberg. Edwin
Danforth, +. Nj Block, Jacob N. Neusadter and
Smith and Henry Myers in 81 900 each.
Street Superintendent - AckersoD. S25, 900;
suretles, Charles s. and Albert &. Weland.
District Attorney-Barnes, Sic, 900; surelies,
w. w. Montague and j. b. Stetsou.
The bonds Of the Supervisors are for
$4,000 each. The sureties are as follows:
James Denman-Gustaye Ii. Umbsen aud NJ
p. Jones.
Robert Day-Jullen C. and John O. ReIss.
James B. Stetson.
Michael Goodwln-Thomas Carroll and John
McGeary.
Albert Heyer-H. Ebbenhausen and H. PLACE.
mann.
William NJ. Hlnton-samuel B. welch and
Jacob Apple.
Jefferson G. James W. F. Goad and NJ
Hart
p. j. kennedy-James Motif and Thomas
Jennings.
William Monigomery-Nlchae Henernan and
William Cuff.
Daniel Rogers-John Shirley and E. E. Eyre.
Christian Reis-George I. Marye Jr. aud John
o. Refs.
James Ryan-M. j. Brandenstein and Herman
Bendel.
Thus far but four of the School Directors
have filed their bonds, which are for $1,000
each. Mr.. DunnS sureties are John Me-
Carthy and Patrick Griffin; Dr. Decker's
knOrp; ). L. buttons Sureties are William
j. Dutton and John Partridge, and John
D0wling's sureiies are Charles A. Warren
and John W. Mcdonald