The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-13

Superintendent of Clocks-William Il. Fl.
Hatch.
Chief Engineer of Fire epartment-Nahum
Littefeld.
Assistant Engineers--First, Granville Fl.
Cloyes; Second. John II. Russell; Third, Chas
d. Skillings; Fourth, Rufus S. Rand
Englneman, Machigonne No. edward w.
Porter.
Engineman, Portland No. 2-John Cousins.
Englneman, Cumberland No. 3-Alfred Wig
Engineman, Falmouth No. 4-Thomas IL.
Williams
Engineman, Casco No. 5-5eorge +. Hayes.
City observation-disclosures w Brooks.
consulting Physicians-John 7. Gilman, Ma
hum A. Hersom, Horatio N. Small.
Overseers of the Poor and Work House for
one year-William f. Dennison. For three
years-Charles d Themes, Henry 81. Burgess,
charles ID. Baker, Christopher Way.
C0nstables-Charles 81. Williams, Thomas
Arthur NJ. Sawyer, Cyrus x. Bridges. Edwin
A. Leighton, Joseph A. Perry, Joseph ID. De-
celle, James S. Gould, John X. Carlton, Adam
W. Barbour, Frank W. True, William H.
William Hayes, Grin Thots, Joseph L. Turkey,
Samuel HodgdOn, Thomas Pennell Matthew
Adams, Charles F. Fuller. Isaac w. Parker, S.
Marshall Carlton.
Surveyors of Plasterine-Geooge a. Hanson,
Joseph Craig, Richard X. Galley, John Stew
Keeper of Powder Magazine-Wi II.
Bigelow.
Surveyors of Lumber--Nathanel Walker,
Edward L. Clark, George Worcester. Caleb I'll.
Phillips, Nahum Libby, Nathan Dyer, Isaac
II. Parsons, Edmund flanagan, James earle,
Jr:. Lewis L. Thurston, G. II. P. Larrabee,
Edward Smart, Joseph L. Whitmore, Joseph
M. Gerrish,. Harris Q. Barnes, Henry Billiard,
Joseph S Roberts, A. M. Benson. Jerome
Rumery, M. ". Ripley, A; s: Legrow, Charles
Thomas Deering, Henry E. Bacon, Frank M.
Clement, Henry G. Bagley, H. N. Jenkins,
Washington Griffin, Charles E. Merrill,
Roland A. Barbour, j. w. Taylor. Cyrus X.
Howard Winslow. Harlan P. Smart, Palmer
Duly, Orrin 81. Legrow, John b. Thorndike,
F. H. Widber, John Crowley, William H.
Broughton, Cassius D. Richardson, Edward
z. Merrill, Simon M. Sawyer, Edwin G. Libby,
81; 4. Larrabee,. James Horton, A. D. Smith,
Surveyors of Ship Timber-Joseph w. Dyer,
Charles Jordan. William W. Dyer, Lorenzo
Taylor, John b Thorndike, J. w. Taylor
Henry Trickey, William Curtis. Nathaniel
William HI. Smonton, Nathan Dyer.
Cullers of Hoops and Staves-George Burn
ham, Emery Gushing, John Brooks, Thomas
7. Sawyer, George Mcclellan, John P. Hobbs,
Edmund Phinney, Loring Lombard, Joshua
Hobbs, Daniel Dacy, Edwin Dow. Levi j.
Jones. Abraham w. Whitmore, Albion Har-
mon. Charles d. Themes.
Measures of Wood and Bark brought by
Railroad ard Water Convey Nj.
Benson, j. w. Stevens, William Huse, Lewis
er, Elias Chase, J. B. Thorndike, A. G. Ster-
ling, William Fl. Walker Paul Prince, simon
Shurtleff, Arthur Libby George w Burnham
Harris G. Barnes, Charles 81. Pike, Augustus
III. Prince.
Measures of Wood and Bark brought by
Carts and Sleds-Francis Tbbsts, Arthur Lib.
by, Roland A. Barbour, William Huse, Grin
Thoits, Lewis L. Thurston, j. B. Thornkike.
Cullers Of Dried Fish-John Chase. E. G.
Willard, George Trefethen,. Joshua W.
Pound Responsibilities Powell, Eli, L.
Wing, VIM. Hayes, Josiah M. Haskell.
Field Drivers and Fence Viewers-Samuel
Cobb, James N. F. johnson, Franklin H.
Rickers, John Weeks, VIM. Hayes, Lewis l..
Thurston, Josiah M. Haskell.
Weighers of Coal-James H. Baker, George
Coburo, VIM. II. Evans, VIM. E. Dennison,
Edwin B. Poor, Samuels Rounds Geo. Il.
Rounds, Augustus 81. Prince, Chas. Trott,
Hiram H. Rich James Fl. Baker, Jr., Samuel
3. Sargent, VIM. w. Dyer, Henry L. Paine,
Frank Rounds, A. D. Whidden, Leroy II.
TCbie.
Weighers of Coal and Iron-Charles Trott,
Leroy Fl. Tobie.
The voting generally was very straight.
When the Street Commissioner was reached,
Councilman Andrews moved to take an in
formal ballot, but the Mayor moved that such
motion was out of order At this decision
Councilman Andrews moved to throw the re-
mainder of the votes at one ballot. This the
Mayor moved was also out of order, and after
one or two other futile attempts to interrupt
the proceedings, the Democracy remained quiet
and but few of them voted for the remainder
of the officers.
The election of School Agent and Truant
Officer was postponed, as it is proposed to
abolish these ffices
At the close of the balloting the convention
dissolved. Both boards went into separate
sessions, but adjourned without transactng
auy business