The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-28

that nondescript class known as mer
of the world. Ed has at last got a job
He is now Assistant Disbursement In
spector, with full authority to dig uI
dead Chinese and other things. II
seems like trifing with the dead but
the Mexican must find berths for his
retainers.
And so the appointments went last
night down the line. The hospitals and
AlmshOuse were invaded to find places
Inspectors, matrons, engineers, gate
keepers, watchmen, gardeners, deck
hands went the slippery road out Of Of
flee. Nothing was too small to be over
looked. But there may be a saving
clause TO it all. The raid of the Mexi-
can may not be so serious after all
The Supervisors have pledged them
selves TO a dollar limit in taxation.
That will mean that provision will be
made only for the statutory places In
the gift Of the Board of Health This
will mean an appropriation of s21 600
instead of $4,000, which was granted
last year.
The appointments and removals made
last night by the Board of Health are
in detail as follows:
Secretary-Leon Dennery, vice Jo-
seph j. Dunno. removed.
Stenographer-Mr Mollie Turner.
vice herself
Assistant police surgeon-Dr. Frank
Robinson, vice DR.. G. w. Helms, ap-
pointment rescinded.
Chief food inspector-L A. Devote.
K-iaa To u
Assistant food inspectors-G H.
Ryan, J. J. Sullivan and G. F. Murray,
vice J. Fogarty, J. J. Flanagan and
Frank Mckinney, removed.
Health inspectors-J. S. Daler, James
c. Johnson, H. F. Smith, NJ. W. Coffey,
w. Edgar and w. E. Stewart, vice
Otto Luders, William Finnigan. l. L.
David. A. b. Kline, Timothy Donovan
and w II. Durem, removed.
Chief market inspector - William
Cans. vice Ben Davis. removed.
Assistant market tnspectors-L. w.
Hollingsworth, Daniel Powers, Samuel
Brunswick and Harry Barron, vice w.
II. Jordan, j. L. Rivers, Thomas Mem
roe and A. d. Turner, removed.
Chief plumbing inspector-G. w.
=. J.
Assistant plumbing Improvisation
d. Nolan and w. D. Hobro Jr.. vice P
F. Ward and Thomas McGrath re-
moved
Garbage inspector-G. Cuneo, vice W.
H. Harrison, removed.
Janitor to Food Department. Ber-
liner, vice b. Bevan. removed
Janitor of Health Departmental. D.
Harris, vice Benjamin Posner. re-
moved.
Clerk, City and County Hospital-W
J. Guilfoyle vice p. Eisner. removed.
Steward, City and County Hospital,
J. J. Moran, vice Paul R Edwards,
removed.
Gardener, City and County Hospital,
Dennis Coleman, vice T. Sutliffe, re-
moved
Day gate keeper, City and County
Hospital. z. S. Allen, vice T. F. Dillon,
removed
Clerk, Almshouse B. F. Warschauer,
vice f. Z. McClung, removed
Engineer Almshouse, Thomas j.
Lenehan, vice ]. J. Ortman, removed.
Captain, quarantine launch, Peter
MCGOWAN, vice w. H. Milestone, re-
moved.
Deckhand Charles Mitchell vice A.
c. Johnson, removed
Messenger, quarantine station. John
s. Wilkins, vice Louis Jones, removed.
Stewards. Receiving Hospital,
Thomas Hess and Nat Cohen. vice c.
Butcher and J. Fogarty, removed.
Matron, Receiving Hospital, Mrs
Rose Kane. vice herself.
Matron. Park Hospital Mrs Helen
SWEET. vice herself.
Matron. Harbor Hospital. Mrs.
Bessie J. Eddy vice Mrs Annie E.
Andrew. removed.
Disinterment Inspector. E. J.
Robinson. vice Dr. a. X. Happers-
berger, removed.
Assistant Disbursement Inspector
Edward Niles, vice J. w. Cameron, re-
moved.
A communication was read from
Health Officer Lawler in which he
spoke of the encouraging condition of
the patients suffering from contagious
diseases now a. the Maclean Hospital
and the Pesthouse. He made request
for six police officers in Chinatown in
order to make d thorough inspection
with view TO subjecting that locality
to cleaning-out process.
DR.. Lawler also referred to the re-
turn Of the troops from the Philippines
and the necessity for strict quarantine
regulations for the incoming trans
ports. He advised that such precau-
tons be taken 50 that no friction may
be engendered between the Federal
and State authorities.
A. j. ZObel, a recent graduate of
Cooper Medical College, was appointed
an inferno at the Receiving Hospital.
NJ. G. Hassett addressed the board on
behalf of the Macean Hospital direct
ors and requested that the ten patients
now confined in the institution be al
lowed to go to their homes, as more
than fifteen days had elapsed since the
first serious case of smallpox had made
its appearance
The matter was referred to the
Health Officer with full power to act.
The board adjourned to the call of
the chair.