The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-12-05

nounced their appointments, which. with the
exception of the jail warden and assistants and
into effect January 1st. A good many changes
were made, especially in the ire department.
property. A full list of the appointments
follows:
County Commissioners Office.
Chief Clerk and Auditor-James e. Green.
Iransfer Clerk-E. Stanton Bosley.
Counsel 10 Bodrd-Osborne /. YellOtt.
Keeper Of Court House and Bailit TO the Board
TPdtchnldn at Court House-John B. Miller.
Aims House.
iSuperintendent-E Clinton Tracey, till April / !;
Abram w. Ensor. from April /.
Physicidn-Dr. Thomas G. Bussey.
ChaplainS-Revs. A. L. Pindell and r. G. Camp
bell.
Engineer-John T. Shea.
Agents to Discover New & Missed Property.
LIST District Michael f. Schatz.
"a District-Caleb S. Hobbs.
3D. DistTict-Philip Watts.
4th District-Samuel Owings.
9TH Distrjct-Georg E. Price.
9Th DiStrjcEThomas L. Gemmill.
tn DtStrict-Samuel s. Cooper.
8tb District-Thomas B. Wheeler.
pike. and George seidei, east of York turnpike.
1lth District-No appointment.
18Th District-Henry M. Miller.
1870 D5str5ct-HenryJ. Emmerich.
14th District-John F. Neidhardt, Jr.
18th District-W lillian III. Walters.
County Jail.
Wdrden-John p Chilcoat
D I,sLa War6en77George N; Halle.
Wdtctn0n-Jacob Wilhelm.
Fire Department..
Superintendent Of Fire Alarm Telegraph eerge
Hartman.
Fire MarshaI-C Charles Herman
No. l, 10auSon-Alex. B. Miles. captain; Clinton
No. 2, MT. Was6ington-E. Scharf, captain; e.
No. 8, Arlington Harry L. French, captain
Robert ]. Cremen, driver.
No. 5, CatonsUiHs- Edward Poehlman, captain ;
Thomas Armacost driver.
No. 6. LIT. Hinans-Zachariah Durm, captain;
Philip Grace, driver.
NOT, Cdnton-Theodore Kremer. captain, till
April l Adam Hartman, captain. from April ;
Adam Hartman, driver, till April l /; James Null
laney, driver. from April !.
No. 8, Highldndt0Dn-John Heickle, captain ;
George Ref, driver; Joseph Hoefiin, driver;
James e. Flynn, engineer; Harry SchOne, asss-
tant engineer, till April !; Adam Fisher, assis-
tant engineer, from APRIL James Birch, house
man.
Nos, GardenUize- Henry Nuth, captain; Louis
No 10, Govanstoavn-E Evan NJ Price. captain. till
March r. Lee Reed, captain, from March !;
George j. Mulligan driver.
No. IL, Roland PGTk-John d. Meekns, captain: :
Perry A. Knight, driver; F. Hofstetter, engineer.
Lamp Lighters.
Superintendent-James T. Jones.
Acknowledgement Welsh.
Decentralization p Murphy.
lit. WinGns-Simon Seigle.
Removers of Garbage.
G0yanstoqon- Molyneux J. Fisher, Jr.
H5ghlandtoaon- Hahn.
Cdnt075-Patrick Kelly.
C'atonsUiNe-Peter Toole, Hartman Faye.
ngeUiHe-Michael Greser.
10ecson-No appointment.
Keepers of Police Stations.
Arlington-George Burgess, till April ], then
Caslton-John Kolb VIM. 7. Matthews.
acknowledgements Doyle, till April l, then
abolished
Mt. WinGnS-Stephen d. Church.
Dricer Of Patrol Wagon and Station House officer.
Theodore Kremer, from April /.
Special Offcers.
Middle Riyer-James W. Wood.
Philadelphia Road-No appointment.
TeGaS-Thomas F; Keough.
OeLG-Thomas L. West
Observation-Disclosures L. Ball.
Rurt0n-George d. Smith.
EUic0H CSty-DeniS Cavey.
Police Force.
Chjef-Abraham T. STREET..
PdtToladn-Henry Pfsterer, vice Asher Sea-
lover who has reached the age limit The other
members of the force hold over.
Miscellaneous.
Inspector Weights and Measures-Philip A. Dun
Keeper of Bear Greek Draso- Bridge-Geo Grace
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the
Orphans Court this week letters were granted
on the following estates
On the personal estate of Cough VIM
Thomson to Katharine M. Thompson, execu-
trix.
On the personal estate of Mary c. Goebel to
Ferdinand Goebel, executor.
On the personal estate of John Bosley to
William P. Bosley, executor.
The will of John Bosley, late of the 10th
district. was admitted to probate on Wednes-
day. His farm of 202 acres is left to his son,
William P. Bosley, charged with the payment
of legacy of 81 200 to Hannah e. Bosley
Sl.l00 to Fannie ". Thomas an annuity of
S125 to his mother, Mary Bosley, and 500 to
James Bosey He must also provide home
for Miss Lucretia Bosley, Miss Hannah e.
Bosley and his mother, Mary Bosley.
PERRY s. HEATH, who is secretary of the Re-
publican National Committee, some how be-
came mixed up in the Postoffice Department
scandals when he held the office as First AS
sstant Postmaster General and now some de-
mand is being made that he resign that posi-
tion A dispatch from Washington says
1.-The President, it is said, believes it is improp
er and impolitc for Mr.. Heath to longer hold
the secretaryship. He is said to deem the dis
closures made by the Bristow report regarding
the conduct of Mr.. Heath when he was First
Assistant Postmaster General to be sufficient
to destroy Mr.. Heath's usefulness to the party
He has an idea, it is said, that Mr.. Heath's
friends felt that so long as he held on to the
secretaryship no disclosures would be made.
But the President, when he was confronted
with the details, was convinced that nothing
could be gained by holding back that part re-
lating to Mr.. Heath"
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GEN. GRosvENoR figures Republican ma
jority of "a votes in the electoral college next
year. leaving New York out of the account.
The generals calculations have yet to be re-
futed in any instance by actual results.
YOUNG GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN may as well
make up his mind that his political career is
about to be terminated. His admirers are be-
ginning to call him colonel.
WINTER WOULD not be such disagreeable
season of the year we're it not for the pestifer-
Gus activity of the various cures for rheuma-
tism.
KING ALFoNsos treasurer reports surplus
of S60, 100000 America not only lifted Spain
out of Cuba and the Philippines, but out of
debt.
IF THE biIionaires continue to fight each
other in Wall street some of them may shortly
be reduced to their last hundred million.