The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
THE BOARD OF WORKS FILLS
THIRTY-sEvEN
william H.. Evans TO he Superintend-
ent of streets-Board of safety
Also Makes Changes.

Mayor Bookwalter and Chairman MegreW
and Mr.. Logsdon. of the Board of Works.
conferred again yesterday afternoon in the
mayors private office concerning the APP
pointments under the jurisdiction of the
Board OF Works. William II. Evans. who
was prominent in the Tenth ward during
the last campaign, was made superintend-
ent of streets. TO succeed George III. Her
pick There were thirty-seven appointments
made by the mayor and board, and none of
the names given has been mentioned before.
The list is as follows:
Superintendent of Streets - William II.
Evans.
Halter.
Chief Bureau of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT P.
StOddard.
Clerks Bureau of Assessments - Louis
Ziegler. ]. Wesley Bridges and Frederick
Owens.
Sweeping Inspectors-Joseph Boswell and
Daniel O'Brien.
custodian CITY Ofices-David Winkler.
Janitors City Offices-Alen Garnett anu
Benjamin Mcintosh.
Garbage Inspector-Frank Noble.
Custodian Tomlinson Hall-A. G Richard
son.
Pettiford and William Robbs-
Inspectors Engineers Omce-E. 5. Board
man. Howard Smith, Martin klmmel'
/ CndIlcS CHdlItn z AAt 49,
| Lynch. Isaac u. TedrOwe, Howard Smock,
James Jolly. Isaac Pugh, Thomas Il: FRAN
els. Charles Koerner. Gustave Joseph Ezra
storms and Charles :. Darnan.
Rodman Engineers Office Charles h.
| LOgSdon.
Charles Martindale.
Foremen Sewer Gangs-Jonn Nhlte anu
Engineer Brightwood Water Works-Wal-
lace Fl. Clark.
The board will make changes in the in
spectOrships as rapidly as possible ana ire
new inspectors will be put 10 work as they
are needed.
SAFETY BOARD APPOINTEES
The Board of Safety also announced APP
pointments under it's Jurisdiction yester-
day. John b. Wood, a nephew OF Horace
Wood, who is now i'll at his home on west
Twelfth street. was made clerk OF the
board, to succeed Edward H. Davis, the
appointment to become effective the first
Of the month. The list includes the follow
ing appointments: John Isaacs, clerk TO
superintendent of police, TO succeed
Thomas Hedian; Thomas p. Shufelton'
marketmaster, to succeed r.. NJ. Goebel;
Louis Bauer, assistant marketmaster
Charles Stapp, colored. custodian at police
station; Samuel c. Bartel. building In
spector, to succeed George V. Bedell; b.; j.
Steffen, engineer at police station; Or.
Reginald w. Garstang, police surgeon. &c
succeed DR.. Wilmer Christian: w. H. Her
ron and Doc Francis, both %colored, 1anitors
at east market house; Lucius wilson,
colored, janitor at police station. Inc
board also appointed Daniel Butcher to be
reinstated on the police force TO I'LL q va
cancy. He was one of the Republican pa
trolmen let out in December, 1899, under
the charges Of "winking and congregat-
ing"
Joe Stephens, who was removed as Gus
tcdian of the police station, called at the
boards office yesterday afternoon to ascer-
tain why he was removed. He claims he IS
a member of the police force and should
be counted in the political division OF the
force. 1t Is said the board did not consider
that phase of the matter in making the APP
pointment of custodian TO succeed Ste
phens. The board will investigate the per-
sonnet of. the police and fire departments
10 ascertain if they are evenly divided pc
Htically. The board will have to discharge
a Democratic jsnitor at the police station
but the one 10 go has not been selected
One of the engineers at the police station
will also be discharged, but the board has
not determined who will draw the dis
charge papers.
The board may make further changes al
police headquarters but the matter has
rot been determined. The clerk of detec'
tiVes, BertillOn clerk, telephone operators
BOARD of Children's Guardians officer
license Inspector and humane officer are
filled by Democrats, but no new appoint
ments have been made.