The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-04
GOOD JOBS AWAIT
TAMMANY FAITHFUL
domination Will Enjoy
Thousands Of Dollars
Worth Of Patronage.
FINE PLACE FOR BOWLING

Patronage worth several nutlureu
.,o,.,ul dollars accrues to Tammany
,b,,uri is capture Of the Sherif's and
rs,rir; Attorneys offices and the Board
r ,ld,,mcu. Already the survivors of
tie famine years are putting in their
applications.
change in Sherirs always entails a
br disturbance In the office STAFF. The
,uo best places pay $4,000 apiece. one
Of them. that Of under sheriff. now held
ty Frank *. flowers. may 20 to John
= Gilchrist, who performed the same
du,i,s for Sheriff Hamburger. The other
$4,000 post H. that of Sherif's counsel.
I, is said tina Alfred j. Tailey. man
as,r Of the Swami campaign. can have
,his n ne wants It
There are niteon deputy sherins at
s?,J1n apiece. fifteen assistant deputies
a, .i.iO0, warden Of Ludlow street Jail
n, $4,000 and e.cvcn keepers at $1,000.
In MI, sheriff smith will have sixty
three appointments TO make. ut salaries
ranging from $500 to $4,000.
Judge Swami has said that h. will
r.organizo the staif If the District A.
,orne,. How far he will go remains to
he seen. II IL possible FOR him to appoint
sixty new assistants. fourteen OF whom
will g,t s7,aOu apiece, two ut 81 900. one
nj si.Suo. nine at $4,000 aud the others
ranging down TO f,50O.
The .Aldernien have "A number of small
places at their disposal, and one big one
that Of city Clerk at $1,000 a year
This job will 20 to It's present holder,
p. J. Scully. a Tammany district leader.
Henry II. Curran. now vice-chairman OF
the board at $4,000 IA year. will drop
back TO his Aldermanic salary, $1,000.
u Frank l.. Bowling Is elected vice.
chairman he will ct the $4,000. The
hoard will also elect a chairman of the
finance COMMITTEES to succeed Frederick
II. Stevenson of Brooklyn. n Republican.
The new chairman may be Francis l..
kenny of Brooklyn.
Wagner May He Nice.Chartmau.
1t was reported yesterday that Tam
many was thinking of putting Senator
Robert r. Wagner in "a vice-chairman
of the Board of Aldermen. The new vice.
chairman will be acting President for u
year after George McAneny retiree in
January and will have three votes in
the Board OF Estimate. According TO
Yesterdays story Tammsny had about
made III its mind that the man who gets
the vice-chairmdnship ugh to be IA big
enough man TO run for Mayor. in 1917.
i was argued that all that senator
Wasn-r. now minority leader in the Sen
as and formerly Northumberland,
Ie,dtd in this relation WAS experience in
city affairs such AZ membership in the
Board at Estimate would give him.
However, Frank bowling said, after
talkin, witt mate Washer yes,er-
day. that he. bowling. was sure Of the
ric,-clairmanShip. and that Taminany
lad nothing else III mind. 1t Is believed
at city Hall that whatever political
future Tammany has planned for Sena-
Tor Wagner, the route does not traverse
the .Nidermanic chamber. There Is a
Constitutional prohibition against =
member Of the Legislature accepting any
state o. city appointment AT any time
IN tn, term for which he was elected.
Tie Constitution does not. however. rre-
ven, a member of the Legislature from
accepting elective office.
In order To become vic.-chi irman of
the Aldermen Senator Wagner would
have to lie elected AN Alderman from the
Tw.nty-seconi district by t." district
ommittee after the withdrawal of l..
V. Gilmore, who Was elected Aldermen
or Tuesday. and then would have 10 b'
elected to the vicc-chairmanship by the
Board OF Aldermen.
tn, new board will have iLrobaD'y
foY,y.uiu. Democrats and tWenty-foug
Republicans. Counting the Borous
Presidents. each OF whom has one vote,
won't seven Republicans.