The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20

The report was in the shape of an or dinance which will lie on the table until the next meeting of the Council.
 Chief interest in this report lies in the fact that the committee proposes Treasurer. the Fire Chief. the Assistant Fire Chief. the Police Captain. the Day Police Sergeant and the Chief Clerk of the Sanitary Department.
 The appointments of Mayor Teague were formally approved by the Coun- ell. Few changes were made in the City Hall force.
 At the head of the list of appoint ments. as was expected. came the name of Adolphus S. Gerald, the veteran Chief of Police, on whom the fight that figured largely in the election of MT Teague was waged. There were prac- tically no surprises. As well as MT Teague's appointments had been kept secret, some few men around the City Building had seen the handwriting on the wall, and 1t was practically known who was to fill the vacancies. Not withstanding this fact, the lobby was crowded last night with an eager throng. Some wanted city jobs, others wanted city jobs for their friends, and others wanted to see people who were nuI lHelT ITltuuS, SSl JopS.
 Water Works Department.
 In the Water Works Department. as was well known. McDuff Cain. Jr., was reappointed Superintendent; r. c. Schwend, bookkeeper and cashier; Charles A. Holt, clerk; w. T. Perry, foreman of shop and street work; H. H. Cheatham, meter reader; T. NJ. Me Donough, engineer at power house; w.. F. Stack, assistant engineer at power house, and T. c. Payne, assistant en- gineer at. power house were all reap pointed.
 N H. Jones, we'll known young man of Montgomery, former chief clerk to the Adju.ant General, was apointed as- sistant bookkeeper to succeed E. M. Finch resigned. who is now located fin Pensacola. The place has been open several weeks. S. J. Brock as inspec- tor succeeds w. K. Jones, and M. k. Barganier, meter repairer, succeeds John NJ. O'Brien.
 In the Sanitary Department, Captain Peyton Bibb succeeds William s. Smith as sanitary inspector. Captain Bibb is the father Jaw of Charles P. An derson, who was the campaign manager of Mayor Teague. J. J. Farley, the hard working chief clerk was, of course, re-appointed, as were o. F.. Courtney, fumigating officer; Jacob Hinderer. A. T. Thompson, Carew Powell. Jacques Braun, inspectors. H. B. Metchaf and B. A. Taylor. meat in spectors: W. L. Stewart, milk inspector and F. T. Mulcahy. pluming inspector. W. J. Maxwell succeeds W. A. Manning as one of the inspectors.
 In the police department, Captain w. H. Taylor and Sergeants Gladden. Har- rison and Miles Smith were re-appoint- ed.
 In the fire department, John F. Browder and E. J. Griffith were re-ap- pointed as chief and assistant chief respectively.
 Mayor Teague said yesterday that the appointments of patrolmen and firemen would be left to the chiefs of those respective departments.
 City Engineer Held Up.
 The office of City Engineer was left vacant. Had 1t not been for the fact that City Engineer D. W. Ford has been very i'll for the past several weeks, it Is thought that he would surely have been re-appointed. P. Habercorn was re-appointed Assistant City Engineer and draftsman while c. P. Anderson, clerk, Charles D. Faber, inspector of paving. w. H. Murphy, paving inspec- tor. P A. Copley. guard for city prison CTS, and A. S. Wallace, keeper of the city stables and carpenter were all re- appointed.
 Superintendent of Streets A. Campbell Jones Is succeeded by H. C. Mckee. a former patrolman, who was a promi- nent figure in the last city campaign; O.. C. Dibble. foreman of night street sweepers, succeeds D. c. Warren. de- ceased and H. c. Moore. foreman of street laborers, is succeeded by John A. Wilson.
 B. A. Blakey was re-appointed city electrician as was H. D. Long market inspector. D. w. Crosland, who was Mayor Carr's first private secretary, succeeds Gaston Troy. who was Acting Mayor McIntyre's secretary and J. G. Cowan life long friend of the Mayor succeeds R. B. Snodgrass as license in spector.
 The appointments were on motion unanimously confirmed.