Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-23
To Follow Inauguration Into
Office Of New Recorder, at
Pittsburg.
FIVE RESERVATIONS ARE READY,
One Official Already Resisned-A
Number of Persons Likely to Be Re.
moved by the Finn Adherents-A.
M. Brown Replies to Stone.

Pittsburg, Nov. 23.--As soon as il
became officially known that Major
A. NJ. Brown had been removed from
the Pittsburg recordership a number
Of his subordinates prepared their
designations.
AS there was no recorder and would
be none until Monday there was no
one to whom the directors of the de
partments could offer their resigna
tons
However, Director E. NJ. Bigelow
of the public works department; An
drew Fulton, OF the public safety de
partment, and City Solicitor w. B.
Rodgers got their designations ready
and the first thing j. o. Brown will
have to attend to next Monday after
noon after he has been sworn in as
recorder will be to signify his accept
aIfse of the designations.
W. w. Nisbet, director OF the de
partment of charities, will not serve
under the new regime.
What do you think of Recorder
Browns removal, Mr.. Nisbet? was
asked.
Nisbet Said He Would Resign.
Il will send in my resignation, >
said the director of the department OF
charities, thus showing by his actions
Just what he thought of Stones work
Further than this he said he would
say nothing as yet about the eondi
lions that now exist, other than thai
along with the rest. | want my res
ignation placed on the boards
Director Nisbet has been promised
protection by the governor, but un
der the circumstances he did not care
to remain in office.
When John 2. McTighe was asked
what he was going to do he replied
Il have nothing to say" MeTighe
was also promised the governor S
protection in his position as assist
ant superintendent of police, but the
stalwarts say that he will not stay ia
be roasted out.
William B. Hays, delinquent tax col.
leetor, is in the south and is not ex.
peeted home until next Monday He
will be succeeded by Robert Oster-
maier, the former collector, who has
been one of Senator William Films
most faithful allies.
Hays resignation, it is said, will be
ready for Brown.
DR.. Frank J. Phillips, who succeed
ed DR.. Il. l.. Taylor as physician for
the public safety department, handed
Director Fulton his resignation.
j. o. Brown said that he would for
ward his bond to Governor Stone yes
terday afternoon for approval and
would be sworn in next Monday after
noon as recorder of Pittsburg.
"That leaves M rannrdar of no
now, does it," he was asked.
Yes, Pittsburg has no recorder to-
day and will have none till Monday"
he replied
Will not the absence of a recorder
tie UP the city's business somewhat ~
No, it will do no harm for the city
TO be without recorder for a few
days"
Wilson to Succeed Nisbet.
George w. Wilson, it is likely. will
be made director of the department of
public charities, the place he held be-
fore he was appointed to succeed e.
M. Bigelow when that official was
ousted by the Flinnites, and A. Fl.
Leslie, who was deposed as superin-
tendent of the bureau of police. likely
VIII be made director of the depart
ment OF public safety, Clarence Bur
leigh likely will be given his old no.
sition of city attorney.
Crosby Gray may return to the DO.
sition of superintendent of the bureau
OF health and Charles Laying proba-
bly, will be placed in charge of the bu-
reau of highways and sewers in the
public works department.
The ripping likely will begin lust
as soon as J. o. Brown is sworn in as
recorder.