Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
Mayor Maloney
Names Members
of Committee
City County Session Mostly Matter
of Formality-Casady Re-
Elected City Clerk.

Finance-Hubbard. Evans, Ellsworth.
Judiciary-E Ellsworth, Hubbard, Beebe.
Claims and Printing-Harding, Ellsworth,
Fisher.
Bridges. and City Property-Beebe Hard
Streets and Aneys-Minnlck. Beebe,
Fire and Light-Younkerman. Fisher.
Minnlck.
Police, Health and sewers-Evans, Hard
ing, Younkerman. ..
Water Works Telegraph and Telephone
Fisher, Mnnick, YounSerman.
The above standing committees were
named by Mayor Maoney at the organiza-
tion of tine new city council last night.
A. w. Casady was reelected city clerk
by the council and he in turn reappointed
Alfred Mortensen as his deputy, the ap-
pointment being approved by the council.
Mayor Maloney announced that he would
defer his message until the meeting next
Monday night, at which, he stated. he
would announce his appointments.
The mayor requested the newly elected
councilmen and all other city officers to
meet at his office tomorrow evening in
order that they might talk matters over"
and outline the work to be done during the
next two years.
Makes Bid for Peace.
! THE election is over" said Mayor
Maloney in inviting the newly elected city
officials to meet with him. 1--WE have done
all the fighting that was needed and now
let's lay aside all the hard things we said
about one another during the campaign.
| Let us put our shoulders to the wheel, all
| together and do something during the next
two years. l want all the members of
the council to back me up so that we can
accomplish something and | also want the
citizens to stand by us and not knock us
If they do this the council can accom-
plish almost anything it will undertake
There are many things to be done and If
we work together we can do them. but
knocking will only tend to prevent us ac-
complishing anything"
The newly elected qouncilmen took their
seats in the following order Frank
Beebe, Fourth ward, democrat j. l.. Ellis.
worth, Fifth ward, republican; l.. Lee
Evans, councilman at-large, democrat; w
B. Fisher, Third ward democrat; q. j
Harding First ward, republican; c. S
Hubbard, sixth ward, republican; Elmer Il
Mnnick, Second ward. republican; oscar
Nounkerman, councilman-at-lsrge, demo
crat.
After approving the bonds of some o.
the newly elected officers as follows, tn,
first session of the new council was ad
journed to next Monday evening; Cit!
Engineer S. l.. Etnyre, $1,000; City Clerl
A. w. Casady, $4,000; Park COMMISSIONS
II. G. MCGEE, $1,000; City Treasurer f. T
True 100000; City Auditor j. F. McAneney
5000; Mayor Thomas Maloney, 5000; Cit!
Solicitor c. +. Kimball $1,000
Casady Gets Place.
When the matter of the election of a cit,
clerk came up A. w. Cassidy was nominatet
by Councilman Younkerman and seconded
by Councilman Fisher. Councilman Hard
ing named c. o. Frazer, the nomination
being seconded by Councilman Hubbard
Mr. Casady received six votes, Mr. Fraze
securing the votes only of Councilman
Harding and Hubbard.
on .adjournng the new. council held :
short session a Board of Health, a
which the usual grist OF bills for th
preceding month were allowed
The old council before retiring approved
the minutes of the previous session an,
allowed a number of bills for the previou
month City Clerk Casady announced tn
result of the canvass of the vote cast a
the election on March 2s and a resolution
declaring the new councllmen and othe
officers to be duly elected was adopted
These formalities completed, the member
OF the old council relinqulshed their seat
and the new council was called to orde
by Mayor Maloney.