The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
POLICE CIRCLES
AGAIN SHAKEN Up
Captain Duke Assigned to IngIe-
side District and Anderson
to Central
Many Other Changes Made for
the Good Of the Service,
as Chief Explains

The changes of captains from one
district to another foreshadowed in
last Fridays Call were made in an
order issued by Chief Martin yester-
day to take effect today. The chief
in referring to the changes said they
were made for the good of the service
in order to have captains and those
under them working in harmony as far
as possible.
Captain NJ o. Anderson is trans
ferred from Company C. harbor district,
to Company A., central district. and
Captain Thomas Duke from Company
A to Company II, Ingleside district
Lieutenant Harry O'Day is assigned as
acting captain in command of Com
pany and Lieutenant Thomas L. To-
bin is relieved as acting captain of
Company II and transferred to Com
pany G, district No. Z, Captain MONEYS
I district.
TRANSFERS OF LIEUTENANTS
Other lieutenants are transferred as
follows: John NJ. Lewis from Company
A to Company Z, district No 5, Cap
tain Gleason's district; Acting Lieuten-
ant James ]. Farrell from Company to
Company ID, Mission district; Lieuten-
ant Marcus Anderson from Company B,
southern district, to Company F, Park
district; James II. Helms from Com
pany G to Company c; William j. Null
lender from Company D to COMPANY r:
Herbert j. Wright from COMPANY q to
Company A; William E Dinan from
Company E to Company A; Daniel A.
Sylvester from Company F to Com
pany B.
For the information of those unfa-
mil Har xxyi%
panies of the police department., and the
company commanders, the following is
given:
Company A. central station, Captain
Anderson.
Company B, southern station, CAPTAIN
Colby
Company c. lharbor station, acting
Captain O'Day.
Company u, Mission station, Captain
Company E. Bush station, Captain
Gleeson.
Company F. Park station, Captain
Kelly.
Company G. oFarrelI station, Cap
tain Mooney.
Company H. Ingleside station, Cap
tain Duke.
Company I, Potrero station, acting
Captain Shea.
Company ], North End station, under
jurisdiction of Bush street station, Cap
tain Gleeson.
property clerk, is assigned to his old
position in the correspondence bureau
at headquarters and Policemen George
NJ Geimann. whom he relieves, is as
signed to special detective duty. Ser
geant Philip FRAZIER is transferred
from Company f to Company A; Ser
geant Lionel Shaw from Company E
to Company A, and is assigned in COM
mand of the Chinatown squad, while
Sergeant John NJ. Morrissey is relieved
from duty in Chinatown and trans
ferred from Company A to Company E.
Corporal Vincent T. Dowd is trans
ferred from Company A to Company E.
SPECIAL DUTY DETAIL
Policeman Frederick P. Suttman is
detailed for special duty for cruelty to
animals detail, relieving Patrick B. Ma
honey, transferred from Company f to
Company D. James T. Gala CHER is re-
lieved from special duty and trans
ferred from Company d to Company A.
James T. Bates is transferred from
Company I, Potrero district to Company
and will be assigned to special duty,
relieving Joseph Nolan, transferred
from Company B to Company l. George
D. Richards is transferred from Com
pany | to Company d, and will be de-
allied on special duty, vice Gallagher.
Adolphus Atwater, transferred from
Company D to Company T. on mounted
duty, and William P Monahan on
mounted duty with Company L Frank
w. Kerrigan is assigned to desk duty
in the city prison, and Maurice O'Dowd
on special duty with the board of edu-
cation. Patrick Crowley is relieved
from duty in Chinatown and will re-
port for regular duty. James T. Gra-
ham is detailed for duty in Chinatown
TRANSFERS OF PATROLMEN
The following transfers of patrolmen
have been made: John J. May from
Company D to Company A, Oliver T.
Cox from F to A, Joseph Leroux from
to A, William D. O'Keeffe from D to
A, Emile Hearn from r to A, Philip T.
Welch from / to A. Charles Lof-
gren from / to A, George A. Den
nett from A to I, John J. Cameron from
A to F, Charles Z. Fennell from A to d.
James F. Halsey from A to D, George
IT. Williams from A to f, George A
Clark from A to D. William c. Casey
from c to a, Thomas A. Maloney from
D to c, Joseph Coleman from f to A.
Arthur B. Riehl from A to E, Frederick
c. Nieman from A to D, Henry c. Kahn
back from A TO I.