The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-19
Only Official Not Reelected Is Robert Waldrop, Warden of the North side JaiI-Succeeded By
 j. M. Tuck.

year all of the present city officials, with the exception of Robert Waldrop, warden of the Northside prison. J. M. Tuck, at present a driver of the patrol wagon, was elected to succeed MT. Waldrop.
 There were three nominees, Messrs. Tuck, Waldrop and J. A. Oden. On the first and second ballots MT. Tuck received nine, Mir. Waldrop eight and MT. Oden one vote Then MT. Odens name was withdrawn.
 At this juncture City Attorney Thach notified President Jones that each candi- date for election must receive a majority of the entire vote of the council. There are 22 votes in the city and 12, therefore, were needed to constitute a majority.
 On the third ballot MT. Tuck received the necessary 12 votes. Alderman Burnett cast the first vote for Tuck and the fol- lowing Il followed: Greener, Klotz, Cope land, D. R., Copeland, J. R., Fulghum, Forney, Heidt, Gregg, Mcdonald and Causey
 No other candidate for reelection had opposition. The following is the list of officials who will serve the city through out next year:
 Treasurer and tax collector, George Eustis.
 Clerk-H. E. Shropshire, Jr.
 Attorney-R. A. Thach
 Auditor-C. o. Petersen.
 Building inspector--W. O. Mathews.
 Chief fire departmental. V. Bennett
 Custodian city hall-J. J. Curran.
 Electrical inspector-W H. Abernathy.
 Engineer-M. Nicholson.
 Milk and meat inspector. E. M Duncan; first assistant, E. Peterman; second as sistant, H. P. Lewis; third assistant, J.. c. James.
 Physician-J. W. Watts.
 Plumbing inspector-C. E. Eckerle.
 Poundkeeper-J. H. McNea1
 Sextons-Oak Hill cemetery J. J. Lam- bert; Red Mountain cemetery. Sam Cum ningham.
 Street commissioner-John McCartin.
 License inspector-J. J. Boggan.
 Warden Northside jail-J. M. Tuck.
 Park Keepers-Avondale, J. P. William son. Behrens, B. Wetzel: West, J. M. Harold; East B. S. Ware; Capitol, J. H. Bailey
 Inspector weights and measures-A. J. Hall.
 Inspector gas and meters-Harry Burn.
 Honorary member fire department Thomas Jeffers.
 City health officer assistant city attor- ney, sanitary inspector and several oth- CT assistants, together with the honorary positions of commissioners of several of the lesser parks of the city, are appoint i've, the council concurring in the sugges- tion of the chief in each position.
 The council set the monthly salaries of city officials for the ensuing year as fol- lows:
 City Auditor :. 800 OO Building Inspector .. .. .. .. .. 150 00 Chief of the Fire Department .. :. 200 0G Custodian of City Hall . :. :. :. .. S7 SC City Electrician .. :. :. .. :. .. .. :. 125 co City Engineer . .. .... . . . . 200 0G Health Officer :. .. .. .. 100 OO Bacterologist and Meat and Milk
 Inspector :. :. :. . =. . . 125 co First Assistant Milk Inspector .. .. 80 00 Second Assistant Milk Inspector .. 75 co Third Assistant Milk Inspector .. :. 70 0O City Physician . .. .. .. :. .. :. go % Chief Sanitary Inspector .. :. .. :. 100 co First Assistant Sanitary Inspector. 75 U0 Second Assistant Sanitary Inspector 70 co Third Assistant Sanitary Inspector 75 00 Fourth Assistant Sanitary Inspector 65 co Clerk Sanitary Department .. .. .. 75 UO Plumbing Inspector .. . .. .. .. 15O co Pound Keeper :. .. . .. . . .. .. SO co Sexton Oak Hill Cemetery .. .. . 80 co Street Commissioner :. .. .. .. .. :. 200 % License Inspector :. :. . :. :. . :. 200 % Warden Northsde Jail . :. .. :. 95 O0 Honorary member Fire Department 40 % l Keeper Avondale Park . . . .. 75 0O Keeper Behrens Park .. .. .... .. :. 40 co Keeper West Park :. .. :. . .. :. 40 co Keeper East Park :. . :. :. .. |. 40 co Keeper Capitol Park - . .. :. 40 GO Inspector Weights and Measures . 100 % Inspector of Gas and Meters .. . 125 %