Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
ALL But CITY PROSECUTOR
Slate Of AppOintees Agreed On by
Mayor and Republicans.
LEE AND THOMAS OUT OF IT
List is FILED Down to Five, Any One
of whom May Prove Accept
able TO Both Of These
Factions.

Health commissioner-Dr. +. w. Connell
D)
Assistant Health enthusiastically J. F.
Langdon CR)
Street COMMUNICATIONS j. Flynn
Cd
Street Commissioner Timekeeper-
Thomas Davis CR)
Observation-Disclosures Michaelsen CR)
Boiler Inspector-Robert U. Wolfe CD
Assistant Boiler Inspector-Clarence A.
Hiss Cd
Plumbing Inspector-John p. Lynch R)
MIX 1nspector-Joseph Scully CD
License Inspector-R. A. Schneider CD)
Meat Inspector-Esau Fleischman R)
Market Master-John Klllisn CD
Inspector Of Weights and Measures
John Grant Pegs CR)
Veterinarian and Dairy Inspector-Dr. G..
r. Young CR.)
Gas COMMUNICATIVE. c. w. Crowley
D)
Assistant Gas Commissioner-Joseph P.
Butler Cd
Pound Master-A. B. waggoner D)
Custodian Of City Hall-EmIl wahlstrom
R)
Sanitary Inspectors-E r. Morrison. Ed
J.. Daemon, Ell NJ. Bunce, M B. Snyder,
George Baer. Gus Hartman. r. H. Milder.
City Prosecutor-In doubt
City Hall Engineer. Fireman. Janltors
and Elevator Observation-Disclosures the
mayor wants.
City Jail Engineer, Fireman and Janitor
Whoever the mayor wants.
Clerk OF Police Court-E. j. Mahoney
D), brother of ]. ]. Mahoney, present in
cumbent.
Barring any unforeseen accidents during
the next twenty-four hours, the above list
Of appointees to city positions will be sent
by Mayor Dahlman to the council Tuesday
evening and be by It confirmed.
This list is the compromise slate agreed
upon by the mayor and the republican
councilmen at a conference held Monday
noon. All the republicans, with the excep-
ton of Councilman Schroeder of the Sew
enth, attended the conference, the
traitors being represented by Councilman
Johnson OF the Fourth.
Councilman Davis of the Twelfth gave
out the list as being authentic, city hall
and city jail employees being left to the
discretion Of the mayor, with the promise
OF no fight on them.
The position OF city prosecutor is stil in
doubt, though Walter p. Thomas and
Thomas F.. Lee are understood to be out of
!, the race entirely. Five candidates are being
I considered for the placn--C. r Kubat.
John @. Kuhn and T. A. HOLSTER, repub-
I licans; and Auheuser and Harley u. Moor
head, democrats. At The ~Irestnt time
r HOLSTER and Moorhead are In the lead,
= though the mayor has made no promises
as to who he will appoint and this pYsi,Ipn
will be fought out. A dummy city rrcre-
cutor will be appointed Tuesday night.
Several Are Sacrificed.
The compromise slate contemplates the
; downfall Of several old standbys of the
4 mayor, though he saves other strong men,
bers Of his official cabinet, notably DR..
i Connell, Tom Flynn and Bob White. Harry
I McVea and several other are sacrificed.
These changes are made: DR.. ]. +. Lang
E don replaces DR.. II. p. Jensen as assistant
| health commissioner, Thomas Davis re-
! places George E. Jewett as timekeeper in
: the street commissioners department,
{ John c. Lynch replaces Harry w. McVea
as plumbing inspector. r. A. Schneider re-
places A. b. Waggoner as license In
spector, John Killian replaces c. Eppstein
4 as market master, DR.. G.. NJ. Young re-
z places DR.. c. c.. Hall as veterinarian, the
e duties Of dairy inspector being added to
y those of veterinarian; Esau Flelschman
r replaces Jack WEIGH as meat inspector,
e and M. B. Snyder, George Baer and Gus
4 Hartman will replace as sanitary inspec-
. tors three Of the following named present
inspectors: Claude Bessie, Vince Nc
Donough, Jake Leib, Oar Horrigan, Robert
specht, Tom Harrington and William
O'Connor.
Those city officials who hold their posi-
tions for another term are Street Com
missioner Flynn. Health Commissioner
Connell, Boiler Inspector Wolfe, Assistant
Boiler Inspector Hiss, Electrician Michael
sen, Gas COMMISSIONS Crowley, assistant
Gas Commissioner Butler, MIX Inspector
scully, Inspector of Weights and Meas
ures Pegg, Custodian Wahlstrom and
Sanitary Inspectors Morrison, Daemon and
Bunce.
Much time was taken up In settling the
position OF inspector of weights and meas
ures, with Maynard Wilson contestlng with
John Grant Pegs for the place. Pegs
seemed to have the strongest pull" and
Councilman Davis said they finally agreed
upon him for another term.
The minor offices in the city hall and
city Jail, such as engineers, fIremen, jani-
tors and elevator conductors, are so many
in number and would AXE so much time
to discuss that the mayor was given a free
hand and told to appoint whom he
pleased.