The sun., 1901-07-06
REPUBLICANS
FARE BADLY
Given Meagre Representation on
City Council Committees.
THE SHIRT WAIRT QUESTION
Mr. Monaghan Appeared in Shirt
waist at Last Nights Meeting
But Hurridly Put on Coat
Before President Noticed it

The standing committees of City Coun
eli were elected at the meeting of tina
body last evening. The Republican mem
bers did not fare very well, getting bu
one member on each committee and nont
of the chairmanships.
In the last Council there were tire,
Republicans and although there are twic,
as many now, including the president
the Republicans have not been given
larger numerical representation on tn,
committees then they had then. Mr.
Kane made the nominations for all til,
committees from list he had on his
desk.
The committees are rs follows:
Finance MesSrs. Kane, Monaghan anl
Stewart.
Public Building Mcssrs. Mousley
Smith, Willis, McCalrerty and Sim
mons.
Law Messrs. Mousley, Monaghan, Zcb
ley, Willis and Morris.
Fire Mcssrs. McCafferty, Smith
MouSley, Monaghan and Morris.
Police Messrs. Xebley, Mousley, Willis
Managllan and Simmons.
Printing Mcssrs. Smith, Mousley ant
Morris.
Parks Messrs. Smith, Mousley, Willis
Kane and Sparks.
Bonds Messrs. Kane. Monaghan
Smith, Xrbley and Stewart.
Navigation Messrs. Willis, Monaghan
Kane, McCafferty aud postles.
Elections NIcSsrs Monaghan. Nous
ley, McCafferty. Zcbley and Sparks.
Accounts McssrS Monaghan, Kan,
and Stewart.
Engrossmcnt --- Messrs. McCafrerty
Kane and Postles.
Crematory MesSrs. Willis, Xcbley
MouSlcy. Smith and Simmons.
Engineering Messrs. Zebley, Willis
and Sparks.
City Treasurer Feaster made his frs
report 10 City Council. 1t showed til,
following receipts: Balance in bank
S19.3lO12 f.. NJ Saycrs. tax collections
5000, $1,000. $3.50, $3.50: II. s. Lewis, ia,
collections, $l,00l. $3.504. $i,069, 81 800
$l.6O2; Engineer Boughman, fees. $685.
Auditor Pyle, fuel account. $50: First Ma
lional Bank, interest. $16.67; Chief Mas
Sey sale of unclaimed goods. $14.93: sal,
Of pawnhrokcrs' books. $ll; dog tax
5000: sale of meats to prisoners. $21. .07
building Inspector Cassidy. fees, $13S
'. J.. G.. A., $40,
Building Inspector Cassidy reported
that 52 permits had hecn issued durin.
Jun" for improvements valued at $S9,27
and turned over fees amounting to $l3S
Milk Inspector McEvily reported hav
ing made 75i inspections during June. ex
nmincd S.725 quarts Of milk, sent out tn
"autonary notices and visited min,
lHiricS.
Superintendent Cannon Of the crem
itory reported that 1,1S11S5 pounds OF
garbage had been consumed last month
and lS1.90O pounds of coal consumed.
The monthly appropriation of $14244. 81
TO the Boal, Of Education was PASSED.
The members of Council appreciated
very much the four ceiling fans placed IN
the Council chamber hy the new Publ,
building Committee of which Prince A
Monsley is chairman. Mr.. Mousley il
is understood, favors various other i'm
orovcments about the City Hail. Some ut.
tcntion will likely be paid to the city
surveying department where there are
neither fans nor screens. The room has
not received any attention in the way of
improvements for six years. The CITY
Hall tower will likely bc strengthened
The question rs to whether President
Blaine will allow members of Council Ia
appear in shirt waists at the meetings
came near being raised at the meeting
last night Mr.. Manashan, who occ,i-
pies q front seat in the Council chamber
was nttircd in shirt waist when Conn
ell WAS called to order and the meeting
progressed but n little while when he
suddenly left the room nnd almost i'm
medlnt"'v returned wearing his coat.
II is thought that Mr.. Kane cautioned
him 70 nut it on President Blaine did
not notice the proceeding.