Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-07
THE NETS ARE OUT
Some of the Men Who are Ex-
 peeting Appointments.
FORMER SELECTMAN DORIAN

Said to be Slated for Head of Board
 of Charities-Harry Moses and Dr Keeley Will Probably be Retained in Their Old Positions-Meeting of School Board Tonight Will be In-
 teresting One
 | Now that the mayors appointments are public property the next question of interest is, who'll get the positions in their gift? The board of charities | and the board of health will meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when ir is thought all the positions will be fill- ed It is thought that the board of charities will appoint Selectman Dos ran superintendent of the poor and 1 Thomas F. McMahon clerk of the board. This would leave these men occupying practically the same posi- tions they have held for several years. l 1t is not thought that change will be deemed advisable in the manage ment of the almShouSe, so that Ill all probability after the appointments are
 made by that board things will be much the same as at present.
 1 1t looks like Dr Kilmartin for health officer, and there appears to be a well defined rumor to the effect that Harry Moses will be reappointed sani- tary inspector and that Dr Keeley will succeed himself as milk inspector. County Health Officer Hoadley was in town today and in answer to ques- ton from a Democrat reporter as to whether his work had ceased here or not, he said that the statute imposed | I,,+ia h in 1snfprana4A ftl city boards of health as it does re- garding town boards. He will co-op- crate with the city board of health in all things pertaining to the health ot T the whole community.
 The heads of the police and fire de1 partments are permanent fixtures, so that the board of public safety will have no appointments or reappolnt- lments to make except when vacancies
 occur or additions are to be made to
 the police force and the fire depart-
 ment.
 There is no change in the makeup
 of the board of public works, and as
 the heads of the departments over
 which this board has jurisdiction, in
 connection with the mayor, who is chairman, have filled their positions
 creditably during the past two years.
 it is presumed that nothing new will
 be heard from that body. Of course. all this is mere conjecture. None of the new boards have come together
 yet, and until the members meet and
 compare notes, nothing can be counted upon as certain.
 The school board will meet tonight,
 when it is said that all the old officers
 will be reappointed with the exception
 of MT McGraW, the inspector of school
 buildings, who, unless plans miscarrys
 will be succeeded by M. J. Smith,
 There seems to be some question as to
 whether the majority will stand to- gether or not, and if break should occur he would be wise, indeed who . could tell at this time what might h<p- pen. But this is very improbable.
 There is some dissatisfaction i'll cers tain quarters over the mayors ap-
 pointments. This was expected. It f is not likely that the appointive power
 hoped to please everybody. Indeed, the man who would aim at such a
 thing wouldn't be likely to please any body. It is said that the republicans
 figured upon the united opposition of the democrats The reason has not
 been given, and with view to turning them down three i'll two voted against their confirmation. If this be true, they made a blunder, for when the votes were counted they found that each member of the board had the necessary number of votes and some 7 to spare The members of the board
 of finance and Commissioners Moore of
 the board of charities were the only , selections made by his honor that did f not have a brickbat or two shied at 7 him, and four or five shots were aimed f at some.