The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-04

the incoming Supervisors passed their
certificates of election to the Mayor, and
his Honor declared the board formally or
gained, and proceeded to read his mes
sage.
In response to the roncall, which fol-
lowed the reading of the message, every
member of the board answered to his
name, as follows: First Ward, Edward
Holland Second, Edward c. Kalben;
Third, Howard Black; Fourth, Edward L.
Perrault; Fifth, w. H Phelps; Sixth,
ton: Eighth George w. Collins; Ninth,
Albert Heyer: Tenth, jeremiah Deasy;
Eleventh, Arthur Attridge; Twelfth, Ed
ward H. Aigeltinger.
Then came the appointment of standing
committees, the personnel of which had
been previously arranged, as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Phelps, Aigeltinger.
Finance and Audting-Perrault Attridge.
Streets. wharves, Grades and Public Squares
-Aigeltinger. Kalben, Holland, Collins, At
Public Buildings onond. ,Kalben; Attridge.
Water and Water Suppy-Pheps. Lackmann,
Aigeltnger. Black, Attridge
Health and Police-Collins, Attridge, Phelps,
Fire Department-Heyer. Phelps. Holland
License and Orders-Lackmann, Aigeltinger
Black
Printing and Salaries-Black. Kalben. Phelps
Street Lights - Kalben, Phelps, Holland
nt OUTSIDE Lands-Deasy, Byngton. Perrault
Personal Property Assessments-Phelps.
Black. Kalben.
Under the order of new business reso-
lutions instructing the head janitor as to
his duties and adopting the old board S
rules of order and routine for committee
meetings were adopted. Then came the
New Years presents for the faithful who
earned rewards during the campaign.
Supervisor Kalben presented a type
written resolution declaring long list Of
IL 0V nd
Supervisor Phelps handed in the follow
ing names to fill the vacancies. This also
went through without objection:
Prosecuting Attorney. Police Court. Depart
rnerA No. II, H. L. Joachimsen; Prosecuting At
torney, Police Court, Department No: 2. c. A
Low; Prosecuting Attorney, Police Court, De-
partment No 3 George A Wentworfh pr9Se
A. L. G.. Carpenter; Clerk to Prosecuting At
torney Police Court, Department No. l. Julius
Pundt; Clerk to Prosecuting Attorney, Police
Court Department No. 2 Robert Lyon; Clerk
to Prosecuting Attorney, Police Court Depart
ment No. 3. William Attridge; Clerk to Prose
cutting Attorney, Police Court Department No.
4 Bert Vein; Clerk of Police Court, Depart
nent No. l. Fred Conway; Clerk of Police
of Police Court Department No 3, Thomas II.
Kelly: Clerk of Police Court, Department No.
SUPERINTENDENT Of Construction of Hall of
Justice W. j. Thompson.
Sergeant at Arms Board Of Supervisors. ]. R.
Head janitor City Hall. Matthew Smith; tani-
tor Board OF SUPERVISORS, JONI t. INydll' Jam
tor Mayors office, ]. F. .Brodie; janitor Au-
ditors and Treasurers office, Eugene King
ianitor Assessors office Thomas Mullen; jani-
tor County Clerks office. Charles J. Sweeney;
janitor District Attorneys office, William Nc
Pherson; janitor License Collectors office. Rob
ert Hoey; janitor Recorders office. Thomas
Caveney: janitor Fire Department; w Darling;
tanitor Tax Collectors office, M BushWay;
ianit0r Superintendent of Streets office, Solo
mon Krauss janitor Superior Court, Depart
ments Nos / and 3, William Bannon; 5anitor
Superior Court, Department No. 2, and Police
Court record room, Paul Fowler; jantor Su-