The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03
Doinys OF tho City G,vsrnmsut.
Blppr,oRp. March 30, 1885,

Board Of Aldermen met according to I'D.
journment.
Petitions.-Samuel Lunt, to 10 set Cd
from School District No. 3. u IBIS. No. 4
Superintendent of Burials, for Funenal Car
to DO provided for the use Of the City
James Sawyer, Luke Hill, George w. Peir-
son, Augustus Sawyer WIN. y. Dyer, and
Philemon NJ. Haines, fur license to cell
spirituous liquors, were severely read and
laid on the table.
The following Joint Standing Committee.
were arp tinted
On NaaHx.-Thc Mayor, Alderman Al
len; Mesrs N. U. Kendall. C. Wilson, WIN.
Burnham, and II. II. McKsnney.
On Observation-Disclosures Goodwin and
Hill; MsSrs John N. Anthoin, James A.
Stafford. and s. ] Abbott.
On Public Proprty.-Aldermen Smith
and Bettes; Mcsap. II. Ford, A Dow, and
g. Wilson.
On Fire Department. Aldermen Gowen,
Fairfield and Hill; M.ssrs y. + Gould, q.
A. Mason. S p. McKsnney, ]. Patterson,
and ). j. Abbott.
On Printing.--Aldermap Allen, Mcssrs
N. o. Kendall and ). Gwdwin
On SeUers and Drains The Mayor,
AID rmen Gowen and Bettes, Mcssrs II IL.
Mckinney, Geo. w. Pierson, and s. Good.
win.
On Pubic charlottesville Mayor, Al.
dsslpen Allen and Rettss; aiessrs s. p. Nc
Ksnney. J. Bickford, S. Barry, and S. Pratt.
On the Poor.-Aldermen Ill and Fair
6eld Mc~rs II. P,rd, 7. d. Emery, j
Stafford, j. Bickiord md Joseph Viii ten.
On Ordiaarcs.-Thv Mayor. Mesrs s.
T.. McKenney, and N. o. Kendall.
On Streets The Mayor, Aldermen Cow.
en- and Fairfield; Massrs c. F. Gould. I d.
Emery and Geo. W. Pierson.
Alderman Fairfield moved the following
to wit -
Ordered. That the compensation or salary
" certain City Officers hereafter nam II
sail bo the amount set against the slinC
and no mura.
City Marshal. one hundred dollars, and hu
~ pay his Assistants and P,lice.
City Physician, thirty dollars.
Bard Of Health. nll included my dollars.
City Clerk. 6fy dollars.
Clerk Of Common Council. f,pcnfy dollars.
Read and referred to Special Committee,
to consist Of two Aldern N, and SUCH Us the
Common Counril may join Aldermen
Bettes and Fairfield were appointed raid
Committee. Com. Council SUI seqnenrly
joined MsssrI Abb,tt, Gould and Written.
Ordered, That u sum Of money sufiient
To procure sitt of vino Measures and one
quart Beer Measure, he appropriated fruli
inoncy 10 the treasury not % hcrwise uppro-
priated. the Rime to be used nv sti,,dar
by the Seiler Of Weights and Measure.
PASSED.. 81 down for concurrence.
Edward A. henderson was elected City
Marshal.
ID. Stimson having declined to act as
Ovcreer Of the PSr, tho two branches met.
for the choice Of 0verseer Of the Poor.
In Convention.
Harrison Lowell Was chosen 81 0yerseer
Of Poor,
Mark Staples was chosen 81 Overseer 4
Poor
After which the Convention was dissolved.
In Board Of Aldermen.
Petition Of -ohn +. Davis and Others, for
the strengthening or new locating the roi
leading from the houss Of 1. d. en-, ry by
the house Of joseph Curtis, to the School
house In Dis No. ~.
Reida and referred to Committee on Streets.
In concurrence.
Petition Of Stephen Lock, Tor leave to use
o portion Of Chestnut Street. at is junction
with Maine Street, for depositing lumber
for the construction Of building.
Granted. Sent down for concurrence.
The bo .rd then adjourned " Monday
evening next, ut o'clock.
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