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fore this proceeding was taken
BIG JIM, GALLAGHER OUT.

BIG JIM kJALiAAIEESIS W
James L. Gallagher. in reply, said
that there was no force la OsNeiIl' s
objection, as the Board of Supervisors
had a right to declare the vacancies
and the matter was settled as far as
the Board of Supervisors was concern
ed. They were sole arhiters of their
own acts. Whatever might be the acts
of other bodies, il was for those other
bodies to decide.
Gallagher's resignation was then
read. and Bernard Faymonville was
appointed to succeed him. c. j. Har-
rigan gave place to Thomas Magee and
James F. Kelly was succeeded by E. j.
Molera. At the conclusion of the read
ing of his resignation Kelly jumped
to his feet and sauntered up the aisle
with his hat cooked on one side and
his lips puckered as though whistling.
AS he reached the swinging gate near
where the spectators were standing ne
was seen by Detective William j.
Burns. who called to him. instantly
Kellyss hat came off and the jaunty
manner disappeared. Kelly made his
exit from the room and from the lime
light of publicity at the same time.
LONERGAN PASSES OUT.
The next resignation TO be read was
that of Thomas Ionergan, and his
honor announced that he appointed
Charles a. Murdoch to I'LL the vacancy.
Thomas Magee, having qualified by this
time, was seated.
Max MamlOek s resignation was then
read and Daniel C. Murphy was ap-
pointed to nil the vacancy created
The vacancy created by the resignation
of Fred Nicholas was filed by the ap-
pointment of Henry Payot.
The clerk then read the resignation
of Jennings Phillips, and this vacancy
was filed by Loring p. Ricxford, L
A. Rea resigned TO make way Tor Llpp-
mann Sachs. Payot and Ricxford were
seated. their bond having been ap-
proved.
The next resignation was that Of w
". SandersOn, and Mayor Taylor ap-
pointed William &. Stafford TO I'LL the
vacancy
The last resignation 10 be read was
that of E. J. Walsh and the last ap-
pointment 10 be made was that of Matt
/ Sullivan. The remaining new Su-
pervisors were then seated. All the re-
signed members OF the Board with the
execution of Rea and Walsh had left
the room. Rea went around and shook
hands with the new members before
taking his departure
The roll was called and seventeen
members answered to their names, Su-
pervisor McGushin being the only one
absent. His resignation is expected at
the meeting to be held tomorrow aft
ernoon when A. Comte will be appoint
ed TO the vacancy.
TvEITMOE WALKS OUT.
As soon as the roll had been called,
Supervisor Tveitmoe arose to enter a
protest against the manner in which
the Board had been appointed He
said that until the proper tribunal had
passed on the right Of Mayor Taylor
to his Office he must refuse TO act
with the Board as at present constit-
uted. As he finished speaking he
threw his linen buster over his arm,
raised the massive gold head Of his
cane to a level with his eyes, and.
holding it before him like a drum
majors baton. ne stalked out Of the
room. amid the filters Of the specta-
tors
There was a luII in the proceedings,
il being expected that O'Nein would
follow the course Of Tveitmoe, but he