The San Francisco call., 1907-01-12
sIx REAPPoINTMENTs

SIX REAPPOINTMENTS
Six Of the incumbent Commissioners
whose terms had expired were reap
pointed. as surmised. They were Works
Commissioners Duffey. Police Commits
sioner Beahy. Health Commissioner ST.
mon, Civil Service Commissioner Cor
nelius. Election Commissioner Gator
and School Director oliver
That the Mayor had decided not to
resppoint Reuben II. Lloyd had also
been announced. The new appointee is
J. c. Kirkpatrick Lloyd's independent
stand in the fight waged against the
Relief Fund Board by the Mayor rela-
tive to the election Of refugees from
the public parks for non payment Of
rent and other delinquencies is the
cause Of his turning down by the
Mayor Llyod's successor. however,
like himself. is a man Of affairs and of
good standing in the community.
That Fire Commissioner Barrett had
decided TO retire and that the appoint
ment TO succeed him would be 5uggled
so as TO give Mario Bollo the four
year term was also foretold by The
Call yesterday. Bollo resigned his Of
fice, only to be reappointed again for
the full term, leaving his unexpired
term of one year to be taken by T. II.
Goodman, the new appointee. BollO is
q worker in Schmitz's own district, the
Forty-frst, and the four-year term is
reward for his political services.
The two new Supervisors, Tveitmoe
and O'Neil, were credited to the Union
Labor party, upon which ticket their
predecessors were elected. Tveitmoe is
secretary Of the Building Trades Coun-
Gil. O'Neil is the editor Of the Labor
Clarion
Charles L Weller, who was ap-
pointed to succeed Mogan as Police
Judge, was defeated on the Ruef ticket
for Justice Of the Peace at the last
election and had previously been re-
garded as a Democrat in politics until
he allied himself with Ruef.
MAYOR OBSERVES SECRECY
The Mayor observed the greatest
secrecy regarding his FIVE new ap-
pointees and word was quietly con-
veyed TO them and also to the six in
cumbents slated for reappointment 10
come TO his Office yesterday morning.
AS each made his appearance he was
given his commission and was after
ward sworn into Office by the County
Clerk after fling his official bond.
T. H Goodman was for many years
general passenger agent of the South
ern Pacific Company and was retired
on a pension by the big corporation
some years ago. Goodman is a Repub
lican and his appointment is regarded
as a good one
J. c. Kirkpatrick, who goes on the
Park Commission, is manager of the
Sharon estate and OF the Palace Hotel.
He was formerly a Harbor Commits
sioner and also a Yosemite Valley
Commissioner.
Another appointment credited to the
Union Labor party is that Of Civil Ser
vice Commissioner Cornelius, who is
president of the Garments Union
The reappointment Of David J. Oliver
Jr as a member of the Board of Edu-
cation is a fitting recognition of his
efficiency. Oliver is influential in fra
ternal circles and is editor of the Pa
cific Woodman, the official organ of the
Woodmen of the World No one had
any doubt that Duffey would be
reappointed as Works Commissioner,
for he at least is trying TO do things
in the way of improving conditions in
this city Dufrey will probably con-
tinue as president of the Board OF
Works.
WALSH ELECTED PRESIDENT
The Board of Education held a spe-
cial meeting in the afternoon and after
receiving the credentials of David J.
oliver Jr. for reappointment organized
by electing Lawrence r. Walsh presi-
dent Of the board TO succeed Director
Altman, who retired from the honorary
position after one years efficient ser
vice. Altman paid a high tribute TO
his successor
The Fire Commission was to have
met but on account of retiring Fire
Commissioner Barrett's absence the
meeting was postponed until next Mon
day. The new Fire Commissioner. T.
II. Goodman, presented his commission. (
until Monday. In all Likelihood Com