New-York tribune., 1901-12-17
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-,.,re in the organization Of the Health Depart
goent have endeavored TO secure the advantages
of the new system without losing the benefits Of
the old.
THE WORK OF STREET CLEANING.
N announcing the appointment Of Dr. Wood
hurry the Mayor-elect said:
The Street Cleaning Commissioner will be Dr.
YY1Tersiry YG1v and Of the Bellevue Hospital Medical
S-t-cCI in making this selection I have borne IN
Seia6 the fact tEai the work of the Street Clean
4z OF q il IS necessary that the streets should
- kent clean and that the garbage and refuse
- nart of the work executive ability Of a high
or5er is essential But in addition 70 all this as
readily form Its own judgment, there are important ant
br disposition of the citys refuse. These matters
Ts outside Of the public sight, and do not know
% tserTsszed by existing contracts believe how
ever. that a great service can be rendered to the
,a o1iEht to be received from much of this work
which is now subject Of expense.
Concerning Mr.. Folks Mr.. Low said:
The Cornnissioner Of Public Charities Will be Mr.
551sorefsry Of the New-York State Charities Aid
vel acquainted with the Department of Public
C6arities, as he assisted in preparing the plan
1ner Department of Charities and Correction
into TWO separate departnents-one OF charities
e rs-y institution in the Department Of Charities
soT several years thereafter. AS secretary OF the
e. Ste Charities Aid Association. he has assisted
ssa- some wears in the preparation of monthly
5gepartnaent TO the Commissioners Of Public Char
lies and annual statements to the Board or
estimate and Apportionment on the needs OF the
6spsrtmenL He was actively connected with the
1rsDa-atiOn Of the charities chapter in the Great
- Nev-York Charter of 1897 and in the revised
charter O. 1stl
sneaBing Of the appointment of Mr.. Dough-
ertv as Water Commissioner. Mr.. Low said:
NJ. Dougherty is lawyer and an independent dent
in trying 10 secure the improvement OF BrooklypE E
xs-er supply. His was suggested 10 me by
~ Merchants Association of NeW-NOrk, Win
whom I consulted on this appointment because OF
rha active interest OF the association IN Ine water
supply problem. I especially giaQ 10 ger tHe
head OF this department from Brooklyn because
- need Of that borough for increase OF supply
is Immediate and urgent, much more so Jhall tflat
NJ Manhattan OF any Of the other boroughs
The announcements Of appointments Whlch
were made by Mr.. Low yesterday indicated more
clearly than ever the stamp Of men who are 10
e5~7fnFster the government Of this city for the
nsZ- -zvo wears Among the men who have been
announced for places under the new aonnlnlsITa- "a
tio- few are organization politicians The fol-
lowing IS thought TO be the part OF Mr.. Lows
r1a+a that has not vet been made public:
Fire nuaissioner-JAdES R SHEFFIELD
Rep)- -oDE SEARS
GREENE CRep.). ,,o.>
ITa1 Commtssioner-JAME L WELLS tRepl-
pix Connissioner-GEORGE HAVEN PUT
NAM Ind Rep-)- ,o7r7-
Commissioner Of Correctton-Colonel hODhh1
GRIFR MONROE (Ind. DeTn-)- -
CITY Chanberlain-Dr. E. r. l. GOULD tIno-
Rep). . rr1A,r a
RUSSELL, CInd. Deun.), and a certified PUBIC ac-
countant-