The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-04
NEW CITY FATHERS.
Mayor Ebert and the Board of Super
YiSors Presented With Their Ger
tificates of Election.

The old Board Of Supervisors Is out and
the new one is in.
The change was made quietly and with
out any demonstration yesterday afternoon.
when every one of the recently elected
Fathers of the City presented his certificate
OF election to his predecessor, and was by
the latter introduced as the future repre-
sentative of his ward.
Mayor Sanderson mounted the mayOralty
throne for the last time about $3.50 P. NJ. and
raped the vacant chairs to order
Then a procession filed slowly into the
Supervisors chamber, whose galleries were
filed with spectators.
Marching by twOs, every old Supervisor
was mated with the man who was to take
his place.
Two Of the men had to march all alone
because they had no mate.
Heyer, who was to succeed himself. was
/ one, and Rogers, who was elected to fill the
place vacated by the death Of the late Super
visor of the Second Ward. David B. Jack
| son, was the other.
The members of the old board took their
customary seats. and the new men sat right
| behind them.
Ebert produced a few old bills which he
wanted audited before anything else was
! done. and having. obtained that he moved
|
| GERS be installed.
Clerk Russell. ~ soon as this motion was
| carried, read the name OF each old Super
visor, beginning with Antiques of the First
| Ward.
As the names were read their owners
| handed. tile certificate of; his successor TO
! the clerk, whoTead the documents aloud.
The majority OF the outgoing members
| confined themselves to simply introducing
| the incoming members without any attempts
| at oratory, BuEltng performing this duty for
| Rogels, as well as for his own successor.
| Montgomery.
Aver, however. could not resist this last
opportunity to make one more speech, and
| SO Fornlan was the only man whose intro
duetiOn was accompanied with. some ora
tory.
! When all The new members had taken
their seats Mayor Sanderssn introduced his
! own successor, Mayor Ellert. as follows:
las retiring Chief Magistrate of San
| francisco l welcome you to your seats.
81 know and feel that you gentlemen are
men who will honor your: posts and at the
same time honor yourselves; that you will
spare no pains to advance he interests of
the city in which you live. and bring her up
to he standard to which size belongs.
| Now, i wish to introduce to you Mr..
Ebert, the MaRor-elect. and. 70 you, Mr.
! Ebert. will say few words.
-"Y GU are about to. take a responsibility
on you which you well know.
You: have been member Of this board
! for four years. You know the interests
which this board coHsults. / believe you
will be honest. act justly! censciehtiously ;
that you will do all in your power to ad-
vance the interests of your city. and ad-
| vance her prosperity 10 every possible way.
Gentlemen, I: hope no cloud will ever
COME between you; thatyou may 90 along in
! peace, harmony and pleas8Dtness. and that
| when your time Is up you will go out amid
the plaudits of weIl-satisfied people"
! Mayor Sanderson then shook hands
heartily with MI Ebert and indicted him
| into rhe chair. :