The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-05
Committees Named.
# HE following committees for 1898
appointed by the new president
were then read:

Auditing Committee Joseph Oliver,
Fred Zizelman, r. b. Jackson, Thomas
Morris, W. V. Grihths, X. j. Sheridan, h.
l.. Wenzcl. NJ. V. Morris, Philip Wirth.
Estimates-Luther Keller. Joseph on
yer, David Reese, Edward Wenzcl Philip
Wirth.
Finance-.James j. Grier. r. j. Sheridan,
f. w. Zizelman, NJ. +. Gilroy, w. V, Grif-
fiths
Fire Department-Edwa WenzCl. NJ.
" Morris, Thomas Norton, Philip Wirth,
Fred Zizelman.
JudiCia"Y-Joseph oliver. r. +. jackson.
John II. Walker, Patrick Capin, james
Monaghan.
Light and Water-Wiliam V. GriGiths,
Luther Keller Philip Wirth, Thomas
Morris. James Grier.
Laws and Ordinance s---John Monaghan,
Thomas Norton John II. Walker, NJ. +.
Gilroy, Patrick Calpin.
License-Thomas Norton, NJ. V. Morris,
NJ. J. CT sick William V. Griftiths, Ed
ward Wenzel.
Manufactures-M. ]. Crsick, T. B. Jack
son, Charles Wenzel, +. w. Zizelman,
Thomas Morris.
Police-Thomas Morris. Edward Wen
eel, John Mont ghan d. IL, Reese Philip
Wirth.
Prnting-R. j. Sheridan. William V.
Grfiiths, James j. Grier, T. b. Jackson,
Patrick Calpin.
Public Buidings-F. w. Zizleman, T. B.
Jackson, Joseph Oliver, r. j. Sheridan,
Edward Coleman.
Parks-Philip Wirth, Edward Wenzel,
Luther Keller, NJ. ]. Cusick, John Mona
CHAN.
Pavements-David H. Reese, Luther
Keller, w. V. Griffiths, c. f. Wenzel, NJ.
V. Morris.
Railways-John II. Walker. f. w. Zizle-
man. NJ. V. Morris, Thomas Norton
Thomas Morris.
Rules-M. f. Gilroy, f. J. Coleman, ID.
H. Reese, Patrick Calpin, Luther Keller.
Streets and Bridges-T. B. Jackson, Jo-
seph oliver NJ. V. Morris, Thomas Nor
ris. Charles Wenzel.
Sewers ard Drains--M. V. Morris, John
II. Walker, Luther Keller, James j. Grier,
Patrick Calpin.
Sanitary-Patrick Calpin. John II. Walk
er, NJ J. Cusick, Thomas Norris d. H..
Reese.
Taxes-E. j. Coleman, w. V. GrifHths,
NJ. +. Gilroy, John Monaghan, Edward
Wenzel
Treasurer's ,counts-M. f. Gilroy.
John Monaghan, Philip Wirth, Charles
Wenzel w. V. Grihiths.
Collectors Accounts-Charles Wenzel.
NJ. j. Cusick, Thomas Norton, r. j. Shcr-
| idan, d. II. Reese.
Vice and Immorality-David II. Reese,
| NJ. " Morris +. j. Coleman, W. V. Grlf-
| tiths, Thomas Norton.
The following resolution in compli-
ment to the retiring Democratic pres
ident, p. j. Nealis, which through an
oversight was not offered before the
| sine die adjournment, was presented
| by Mr.. Wenzel:
That the thanks of this council are due
and are hereby given to the president for
| the able, impartial and dignified manner
| in which he has presided over its DELHI
| crations, and to the clerk for the satis-
| factory manner in which he has fulfilled
| the duties assigned him.
The resolution was adopted by a
| unanimous vote, President Moir pre-
viously taking occasion to bestow con-
| siderable praise upon the retiring pres
| ident. The latter, while a strict and
loyal partisan, had always been a
councilman and president OF consider
| able worth to the city, and his ward,
| the Fourteenth. He was never on the
| wrong side in the consideration of nom
| political and non-individual measures.
| There was no member of councils es-
teemed more highly by Mr.. Moir and
1 no member of whom he would more
readily ask or to whom he would more
| gladly grant favor.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
| in joint session.