The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
The New Mayor Has Many Places to Fill With Sal aries of Varying
 Size.
WRINN MAY RETIRE
 BEFORE JANUARY
Rumor Is That He Will Go Out on Pension Under Present Police
 Board,

After the fever of the election battle there was a calm about the center Of New Haven that was scarcely broken by. the efforts of the political wise men to explain what had happened and the why of r. Also there was general consideration vague as yet among tho office holders of the present adninig- tration, who are cognizant of their ap- preaching exit from office. as to what comes after the deluge for them as irl- dividuals Colonel Ullman had nothing to say on the result, Minotte P. Chat field felt disappointed, as man might who had seriously fought out | good fight for the chief position in the city, and lost It. and placed some of inc blame for his defeat upon the circuia- tion of stories about his position in re- gard to the payment of ,aborers wages and the influence of teachers. firemen and police.
 The democrats, and especially ths leaders who had taken up the cause few weeks ago With dubious outlook felt considerably elated at the result of the election of course. Others who felt more or less elation were those who had stoutly declared that Martin would be elected against incredulous friends.
 In the support of their candidate many bets were made. and it is figured that something like s25,Ooo changed hands as the result of the election
 There has been considerable tallt about town as to whom the new mayor will appoint to the many positions which Ii will be his place to fill Among the offices which it will be his to diss pose of Is that of the corporation coun- seL which carries with 1t the salary of sa,5oo per year, The assistant corr poration counsel Is also mayoraity ap- pointee There are three members of l the board of finance whose terms, ex- pire in February two police commis- I sionsrs go out at the same time. one fire commissioner. three members of the charities department. two members of | the board of education will make their exit unless reappointed in September next; there is member of the bureau of compensation, one of the paving commission, an assessor. director ol public works, superintendent of streets | nupSIfhtciluSHL OL SsWSISs anu q lAIBR | number of minor offices.
 I The new democratic board of alder- men at tile meeting for organization in January will have the appointing of an assistant city clerk at $1,2o0, and a page of the board.
 It is rumored that the retirement of Chief Wrinn will be made before the hew administration comes in. and pest bly, his successor will be named by Mayor Studley, although there Is talk that he may not make an appointment, letting that remain Suntil MT. Martin takes office. Just what the fact in ths matter is remains for developments l The chief 1t is expected, will be re-, I tired on pension after his many years of service on the force
 The question of the presidency of the l board of aldermen has created consid-
 erable interest. Alderman Mulvey, who
 is one of the present aldermen, and SO will be a veteran among the democratic l aldermen at the next session. Is talked l.of as likely candidate, but he stated Tuesday evening when the matter was preached before him that he would not
 take the office as gift. Still his reso@ lution may be changed. Allen, Burke, l Collins, Healy and Marlowe are veter- ans of the board, who have served dur ing the present session, while Miller is also a veteran. who has been out 0E
 office some time