The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-09
Deputy Registrars to Be Shak- en Up Considerably, Ac- cording to Present
 Slate.
FOUR HAVE TO STEP OUT
Two Others, Kcatlng and Mccarthy, to Go Because They Supported Samuel R. Avis for
 Mayor.

At least four changes with a large possibility of moro, will be made In the list of democratic deputy regis trars In the several wards of the city when the new list of the new general registrar, John j. Mcpartland, Is ls- sued. The list Is now being made up and 1t is expected will be filed with the town clerk in few days. EX- cept on the changes which must be made Mir. Mcpartland declined to give any statement because he said he didn't know what might turn up be- tween now and the time he got ready to make his announcements.
 Those who. because of being the servants of the city or the county and must therefore keep their hands off, so far as salaried position Is concerned. are William ]. Cronln, Seventh ward registrar, and now SUI perintendent of streets; Michael Nor an, registrar in the Ninth, and at pres ent assistant city clerk; A. Frederick Hunle, registrar In the Tenth, and now turnkey at the county Jail, and Director of Public Works Francis w. Foley. who aside from being general registrar un,ll compelled to resign by his new position, also looked after the Eleventh
 Under the terms of the city char ter which reads that no salaried of ! ilceholder can also have another Job which pays him, Messrs, Cronln, Nor an and Foley will have to drop out, Mir Hunie, because of the confning duties at the jail, cannot act. Aside | from these changes several others. it | is stated. are under consideration.
 Two others who are said to be slated to go of John Mccarthy. of the ' sixth, and Registrar Keating of the Fifth. Both were strong Avis men during the past campaign and are said l to be still anti Administration, or In other words. still sticking to the faith 1 they adopted months ago They ! therefore. with the administration in control of city politics SO far as de- moeraey is concerned, must give up | their herths as registrars for others who will be moro tractablc. Who their successors will he cannot be stated, as McPartland or others In power will not even talk about Il,
 Mir. Mcfarland Is In his first year as general registrar, having succeed ed Frank Foley when the latter was appointed director of public works Mr. Foley had at that time owen Groark as his first deputy, who the statutes provide shall take hold m case of resignation or death of tho general registrar. Mir Groark. how ever. not wishing the general regis trarship. resigned. Mir. Mcfarland was appointed deputy and when MT Foley resigned of course came into the general registrarship. II is now stated that the reason for the delay in his appointments Is that he Is be set on both sides by those who favor cd Mayor Martin and by those whC antagonized him and that, therefore he ls in a quandary as to who he vii appoint. He has, however stated tha
 he will do just as he sees ft anf those who don't like what he does must perforce do the other thing The republican list was filed weei ago but as it is usually filed ahead of the democratic list MT Mozart
 land Is resting easy and will, as h' stated, file hs just as soon as he can