The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-11-17
Immense Crowd Attends
Inauguration Ceremonies
OfCity Officials Last Night
Leo H. Warren Reelected
President OF Council;
Mayor Malone And
Others Give Addresses

There was large crowd assem-
bled at the Inauguration cere-
monies conducted last night at the
City Hall at which time the newly
elected and all other city officers
were indicted into office.
Leo H. Warren was reelected
president Of the board. The name
of DIR. William r. Warren was
also placed in nomination for the
position. Leo Warren also acted
as temporary chairman at the be-
ginning of the organization meet
ing.
In the matter of selecting a
president pro tenn, the names of
DR.. Warren and Ralph B. Pinder
were both placed in nomination,
Mr.. Pinder being elected, however.
Willard Nj. Albury was re-elect-
ed as city auditor, this being the
only application for the position,
while DIR. H. C. Galley was renam-
ed as city health officer, having
no opponent for the place.
j. Lancelot Lester was renamed
city attorney, there being no other
applications received, with E. c..
Gomez being returned to the
position of supervisor of registra-
ton. There were two other APP
plications, Aron Kemp and Odilia
A. Diaz.
Board of Public Works
Stephen M. Whalton, Ambrose
W. cieare, FL. Hoffman and G.
G. Symonette were elected men,
bers of the Board of Public Works.
These were the only applications
received. The board is made up
of five members, leaving one yet
TO be selected.
DR.. Warren and Mr.. Hicks made
talks stating that there must
have been some misunderstanding
in the matter of naming the menu
bers of the Board of Public Works
at the meeting last night. They
stated that they had gained the inn
preston prior to the meeting that
this matter was to be held over for
a later date, but to their surprise,
the applications were read and
passed on at the session last night.
The appointments made for the
police department were Joe Kemp,
Uric Gwynn, VIM. F. Collins. Al
berto Camera. Franklin Aren-
berg.
Myrtland Gates was named chief
engineer. in charge at the water
works. plant. with S. Owen Saw
yer placeds IN charge of the city's
schooner, Greyhound.
Thos, +. Roberts was reappoint-
ed to the position of sanitary of
ficer, with Joseph Stirkney re-
named rs jailcr and janitor at the
City Hall.
W. Ernest Roberts was selected
as manager of the starter house
at the golf course. and Scott Saw
yer was selected as Waterman at
the same place.
Applications were received from
Hamilton Pinder and Harry L.
Knowles for sexton of the city
cemetery. but this matter was laid
over until later date, with the
understanding that the Board of
Public Works is to make the selec-
ton. The incumbent is Otto
Bethel.
Speech Making
Following the installation pro-
ceedings, sreech-making was next
in order, with Mayor Malone tax
ing the floor. who heartily thank
ed all for their support in the re-
cent election. aud stated that he
hoped that everyone would coop
crate with him and the other of
fieials in administering the duties
of their respective offices.
Mr.. Malone's message to the
council, which was printed in yes
terday's Citizen. was read by the
clerk. in which were many recon-
mendations for new legislation
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