The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-04
But Some of the Work Formerly
On the Payroll Is Now Done
BY Contract.

missals, vacancies made at the first meeting
were in every instance being filed.
It is true that up to the present time the
working force has not been decreased as
much as was expected, but it is said that
dismissals will be made regularly now and
now one appointed to fill vacancies.
THE ACTUAL FACTS.
Up to and including last Mondays session,
the board has, according to the printed
minutes discharged 14S regular employees
and abolished two sinecures, superintend-
ency of streets and sidewalk inspectorship,
which were held by Phil Tumulty and Phil
Muldoon respectively. 1t has made 12l
regular appointments, s temporary ones and
created one office, which Is regarded Dy
many as a sinecure.
The eight men appointed temporarily were
for the repair of the broken water main on
the Hackensack meadows. The men are still
carried on the payrolls. The so-cailed sine
cure created by the board is the Office of
draughtsman which fell to the lot of Fred
erick Latourette, who is brother-in-law of
John Brennan. President of the Fire Board.
Latourettes duties are TO prepare a map
showing the location of the fire hydrants in
the city. For this he is to receive Sl25 per
month.
APPOINTMENTS TO DATE.
The subjoined list shows every appoint
ment made by the board up to date
John 7. Davidson, lamp inspector.
Il. H. Williams, wharfnger.
William Burns, Inspector of pollution.
A. B. Dusenbery. water assessor.
Morgan J. Livingston, clerk
George Singleton, blacksmith.
Henry Donacker, assistant Taper.
Daniel Green, blacksmith helper.
John Rorheram, sterekeeper at pipe yard.
William H. Black. clerk at Belleville
Charles Frank and George Conklin, pipe
walkers.
J. W. Ellison, general clerk.
w Stay-tl1r,A and f1faFf F. Martin.
G. Frank Sutherland, J. W. Whitten,
James Kelly and Frank Lally, inspectors.
William Miller, rodnlan.
William S. Miller, chief engineer at Belle
Vile
Edward Benson, foreman men cleaning
sewers.
James Tresonthick. inspector.
Fred j. Stuhr. clerk to chief engineer.
August Zimman and William Gallery,
clerks.
William Holcomb and Henry c. Gruber,
J. v Huffnagle, Joseph Welsh and The
ophilus Bates, laborers on meters
Laborers laying and repairing water pipe:
W Dell, caulker: w. M. Corning, James
Devlin, James Hogan, John Connolly, James
Brennan. Andrew Deehan, Thomas Barry
John Feeley. Thomas Lynch, s. L. Barry, L..
j. Grant. Patrick Gillen, Matthew Lee,
Joseph Welsh Alex. Beauty, Thomas Gill
martin, James Mccarthy, John McLoughlin
Michael Lyons, Richard Behan, John
Tworney and Thomas Z. Jones.
Laborers on parks: I. q. Hall, John
Trainor and John Schneider.
Laborers on paved streets:-A. S. Barnett,
Thomas O'Grady, William VanHorne, S. F.
Holiness David Jordan, Patrick Murtha,
John SHREDDER, James H. Calhoun, Henry
Manning, William Haley, w. A. Smith,
foreman, John Byrnes, paver, John Kilroy,
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George Covart.
BELLEyILLE AND HIGH SERVICE.
William Edwards, Emil Brauer, Charles
Stevens, Daniel 3. Aims, Thons McMahon,
William Gallery. John T. Colligan, firemen.
Phillip Freund, coal passer.
John j. Corbett, engineer.
George B. Morgan, Leonard W ilson,
William Cunningham, William P. Stevens,
John Sonnerborn, w. J. Macarthur w illiam
Theier. James a. Geraghty, Daniel B.
Aims, Louis Dlachmen. James II. James.
: David Jordan. George Drinkwater, Joseph
Reilly, laborers.
James Lennon, ciler.
Thomas Preston. Emil Ull, John Davis,
George w. Speer, Robert Inghans and Theo-
dore Mendles, laborers.
John Jordan, laborer, repaying over street
openings.
GENERAL APPOINTMENTS.
Bernard Feeney and Daniel O'Brien, clean
ing sewers.
John s. Rehill, carpenter
Patrick Fitzpatrick, teamster.
Edward Feiler, driver.
Peter Kennedy. carpenter.
Henry G. Petty, Alfred Bodden, Henry
Knoop and Joseph Hertte, clerks.
Edward Nelson and John j. Vile, tap
pers.
Lawrence Buckly, assistant Taper.
Thomas Kelly, William Farrell and Pat
rick Murtha, laborers.
TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS.
Michael Saunders and John Sauer, ma
sons.
Thomas Mitchell, Thomas Kelly, Henry
Schultz John Jouan, Peter Schroeder, la
borers
Robert Macarthur. foreman.
OFFICES CREATED.
Draughtsman. Frederick Latourette..
THE DIsNIssALS.
The dismissals have been as follows
John H. Sullivan, lamp inspector.
Thomas w. Leake, Inspector of pollution.
William Heller, water inspector.
John Bonnell and Nathaniel Fowler, gen
eral clerks
Richard Welsh, blacksmith at pipe yard
Peter Mc(1owan, assistant Taper,
Hugh A. Kelly, whariinger.
James KilIeen and Patrick Beggane,
blacksmith helpers.
Patrick Tumulty, rammel.
George Richter. stolekeeper at pipe yard
Peter Caranagil, clerk at Belleville.
Patrick Mullins. pipe maker.
Frances Fallon, janitor.
Harvey B. Hall. L, F. McCafty, Frank NJ.
Decker, John Rove, assistant assessment
Jacob Eller, NJ. F. Harney and james Ne
William KearneY, chief engineer at Belle
vile.
John S. DAILY, foreman, men cleaning
sewers.
VI iiliam H. Whelan, George Donaldson
and NJ. j. O'Rourke, reassessofs.
N P. Moran, Jerry Shaeban, Michael
Solnei $, Joha Boyle, and J. Higgins, laborers
fa-Siug and repairing water pipes: James
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