Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-07-25
NEW CITY OFFICIALS.

Council, y
The following city officers we're elected
at Thursdays meeting of City Council
the slate as arranged by the Democrat
going through according to programme
CLERK OF Council William l.. Hamani
of the Ninth ward.
Bailiif of Conncil--J. Edward MoNabI
of the Third ward. A
City Auditor-John H. Boughman o
the Twelfth ward.
Auditors Clerk Dennis f., Connel
OF the Tenth ward.
City Treasurer's Clerk - John j.
Monaghan of the Third ward.
Inspector of Oil and Fluids John J.
Ryan of the Eleventh ward. Ri
Clerk of the Market j.
O'Neill OF the Fourth ward.
Inspector of Meat-George Abele az
the Fourth ward.
Superintendent of the Creamtory-
Charles Cannon of the Second ward.
First Assistant at the Cremarory-
Peter Garner OF the Tenth ward.
Second Assistant-John Frisl Of ths
Eleventh ward.
Third Assistaut-.John Murphy al
the Ninth ward. Z
Regulator of City Closk- Walter Fl.
Hartlove of the Fourth ward.
As was expected, the above officers
were elected by the strict party vote al
TO ?, Mr.. Willis being absent. The
Republicans voted for the following.
VINO we're placed in nomination by
Messrs' Stewart, Postles, Morris and
Simmons:
:, For Clerk of oounoil-Henry W.
Simpson.
Baililf of Council George W. Andor.
son. colored.
City Auditor William H. Deer.
Auditors Clerk Harry z. Lawrence.
Trensurer's Clerk-Joseph Wiggles.
worth.
Inspector of Oil and Fluids-Jobu
Mahoney.
Clerk of the Markot-John G. Mo.
Caulley.
Inspector of Meat-William Aaron.
Superintendent of the Crematory-
Thomas Rooney.
First Assistant at the Crematory-
Samuel Mccormick. =
Second Assistant-Nelson r. Walker
colored.
Third Assistant-william Trusty.
colored.
Regulator of City Clock-Robert p
Edwards. -
1t was noticeable that while tbe
balloting was 10 progress all of the
members were called upon by President
Blaine to act as tellers, several times.
except Mr.. Cannon, who was ignored
entirely. After the meeting, however.
President Blaine had a very pleasant
chat with MIR. Cannon.
, william aaron, Republican. re-.
ceived one vote for auditors nlerls
John j. Monaghan, the new teeasu, ar,s
clerk, is brother of CoupoiInan
Thomas NJ. Monaghan. He Ia one of
the heaviest men in the city. Altbopob
only "a years of age, be weiebs ~
pounds. He is in the shoe business N
the southwest corner OF Fourth and
Madison streets.
NO mer ton was made of the aupoint.
ment OF John Desry of the TWeIfth
ward to a position at the cromatorv.
which was decided upofby the Demo,
Gratis ON Wednesday night Mr.. Zehlev
not being altogether satisfied with The
slate. 1t was explained after the mast
ing, however, that Mr.. Deery would he
appointed by the committee. The ordi
nance calls for only four men at tha
but the work has prown ~
much that it has been CUSTOMARY for
the committee to have an extra man
There for several years. The Ordinance
VIII probably be amended SO as to nro.
vide for five men. W 70
The new officers terms and sslaries
are as follows: CLERK of Council Too
FEARS, 81, 200 year; bailiff, two wears
'i2Ji auditor, two years, 81, 200; audi. |
,or g clerk, two years, $500; treasurer;s
'lerk, two years, $500; clerk of tha |
market, two years, $500 aud fees meat
Inspector, for the term expiring the
lrst Thursday in next July, ST. 600.
lock regulator. two years. SIS, The
employees OF the crematory are elected
or two years and receive $50 per month.
kept the superintendent, who re-.