The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-26
NAMED AT A CAUCUS
ALL CITY OFFICES HAVE BEEN
AGREED UPON.
ONLY THREE GO OUT.
PAUL BROOME WILL BE ASSIST
ANT CLERK OF MARKET.

=. 4. We'll VIII be Named as Food
Inspector and Go In the Health
Officers Department Sergeant
walter Fleming VIII be Made
Senior Sergeant of POIice-PntrOI-
man Tom Murphy to be Ser
geant-Greek Society Wants Dr.
SnIibn kcpt-New Council Will
settle all Differences With Dis
patch at First Meeting.
The formal election of city officers
will take place at o'clock tonight
and in almost every case the success
full candidate will receive thirteen
votes. The city officers have been
agreed upon at a meeting at which
every member of the new Council was
present.
At this meeting the slate that will
be followed tonight was made up and
the result of the election is definitely
known. The new city officers will be-:
Superintendent of police, Charles Gar
funkel; city physician, b. Courshon;
senior sergeant of police, Walter
Fleming; port warden, J. H. Hennes-
sy; assistant clerk of the market, APP
pointive, Paul II. Broome; tax as
SCISSOR Marion Lucas.
This slate means the putting of
Supt. Reilly on pension, the retirement
of Port Warden Virgins and City
Physician Saliba, the appointment of
S. a. We'll, now assistant clerk of
market, as food inspector, under the
health officer and the appointment of
two police sergeants, one of whom will
be Mounted Patrolman Tom Murphy.
The place on the Board of Tax Asses
sors was made vacant by the death of
Judge Philip NJ. Russell. With this
plan assured only two persons will be
thrown out and the present police
chief will be pensioned.
Greeks Want SnIiba.
Now that the matter has been deter
mined in caucus some of those who
had intended to make the race against
the present encumbents will not Tile
their applications to-day Quite a
number of applications for city physi-
clans, however, have already been
filed. The fact that DR. M. NJ. Saliba
will be dropped from the board for
DR.. b. COurshon is not taken to kindly
by the Greek Society in Savannah. A
meeting was held yesterday at which
DR.. Saba was Endorsed and a COM
mittee was named to go to work this
morning in his interest. The slate,
however, has already been determined
upon, the only matter not having been
positively settled being for two port
waTdens.
Ordinances VIII Pass.
At least two ordinances will be in
trodcued and passed at the meet
ing tonight. The one putting Supt.
Owen Reilly on a pension for faithful
service of more than a score of years
will place his pension at $50 a month.
The second ordinance will make the
election of senior sergeant of police
necessary and Sergt. Walter Fleming
will be elected to fill the place of sec
ond in command.
1t was said that another ordinance
making certain appointive officers cleo
tive would more than apt be intro
duced at the same meeting. This, how
ever, has not been positively deter
mined upon. Some of the aldermen,
however, are anxious to get through
with the elections and end it all to-
night. The plumbing inspector and
the chief sanitary inspector are slated
to go in this ordinance, it is said.
Who Officers Are.
The city officers after the meeting of
Council tonight will be as follows:
Clerk of Council-William P. Bailey.
City Observation-Disclosures S. Hardee.
City Marshal-Henry e. Dreeson.
City Engineer-William j. Winn.
City Attorney-William Garrard.
Director of Public Works-George NJ.
Gadsden.
Health Oficer-William F. Drummer,
M. d.
City Physicians-(white) Elton S. Os-
borne, G. H. Johnson, B. Courshon;
(colored) ]. H. Bugg, P. E. Love.
Superintendent and Engineer Water
Works.. U. Kinsey.
Harbor Master-James Mcbride,
Recorder-Shelby Myrick.
Clerk of Market-Alex Mendel.
Assistant Clerk of Market-Paul H.
Broome.
Superintendent of Police-Charles
Garfunkel.
Superintendent Fire Department -
John E. Mcguire.
Port Wardens-Jerome G. Sullivan, ].
H. Hennessy.
Messenger of Council-Charles A.
| Gradot.
Keeper of Laurel Grove Cemetery
| Henry Garwes.
Keeper Laurel Grove Cemetery (col-
ored portion)-Eugene Kimball Cool
| ored).
| Keeper City Dispensary-L. d. Strut
| ton.
Assistant Keeper City Dispensary-
| Ed. j. Keiffer Jr.
Chimney Contractor, Eastern Di-
vision-Edward Thompson.
Chimney Contractor Western Di-
vision-E. T, McEvoy.
Tax Assessors. H. H. Osborne,