The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-12


Superintendent of Ulocks-Frank FL. SWEET.
| Truant Oficer-John M. Stevens
| Superintendent of School Buildings-Franl
| e, Pray.
Chief Engineer-Nah Lttlefield.
| Assistants-1st, G w. Cloyes ID, j. 81
Russell; 81, G. D. Skilliugs; 4th, A. Fl. Rog
ers.
Euginemen-E. W. Porter, steamer No. 1
John Cousins, No. 2; A. Wiggin. No. 8; T. 81
Williams, No: 4; G. P. French, No. 8.
City Physician-Charles A. Ring.
Consulting Physicians-N. H. Hersor, Fl. N
Small, e. W. Brooks.
Overseers of Poor-W. E. Dennison, Chas
Walker, l. Jackson, w. 81. Green.
Constab!es-Wm. 81. Seaverns, Seth Ster
ling, Arthur NJ. Sawyer. Edwin A. Leighton
Smith, VIM. Hayes. Joseph L. Turkey, Thos
Pennell, Chas, f. Faller, Chas. A. Eaton, Jas
81. Barton. Edwin Fl. Rich, Thos. A Bowen
John L. Shaw, Cyrus X. Bridges, Geo. T.,
Warren, Jas. S. Gould, Adam w Barbour
VIM. a. Plummer, VIM. B. Irish, Grin Thoits
Parker, s. Marshall Carleton, Jas. M. Black
Joel Merrill, Jessie H. Croweli.
Surveyors of Plastering-Geo. a. Hanson
Richard K Gately. John G. Stevens. :,
Surveyors of Ship T;mbsr-Joseph W. Dyer,
Taylor, John B. Thorndise, j. W. Taylor
William Curtis, Nathaniel Walker Roland A.
Barbour, Cyrus K Ladd, William FL. Simon.
too, Nathan Dyer
Oullers of Dried Fish-John Chase, E. G.
Willard, George Trefethen, Joshua W. Sawyer,
Emery Cushing, Francis Sawyer
Pound Responsibilities Powell, Eli L. Wing,
VIM. Hayes, Josiah M. Haskell
Field Drivers and Fence Viewers-Samuel
Cobb, James M. f johnson, Franklin FL. Rick
or, Johu Weeks, Lewis L ThurstoD. Josiah NJ.
Haskell.
Weighers of Coal-James H Baker, George
Coburn, VIM. 81. Evans, VIM. e. Dsnnison,
Edwin B. Poor, Samuel Rounds, Geo. Il.
Rounds, Augustus II. Prince, Charles Trott,
Hiram 81. Rich, Daniel Warren, James ii.
Baker, Jr., Samuel S. Mooney, E. A. Eaton,
Dyer, Henry L. Paine, Frank Rounds. A d.
Whidden, Leroy q. Tobie. Chas. 81. O'Brion,
Geo. T. Means Q. f Rounds, W. W. Dyer,
Frank Cole, T. F. Lynch
-Weighers of Coal and Iron-Chas. Trott, LIE.
roy 81. Tobie A. 81. Purington.
Surveyors of Lumber-Nathaniel Walker,
Edward L. Clark, Caleb II. Phillips, Nahum
Libby, Nathan Dyer, Isaac q. Parsons, Ed
mund flanagan, James Carle Jr., LEWIS L.
Thurston, G: 81, P. Larrabee, Edward Smart,
Joseph L. Whitmore. Joseph NJ. GeMish, bar
ris Q. Barnes Henry Billiard. Joseph s Rob
erts, A. M. Benson, jerome Rumery, M. W.
Ripley, A. s. Legrow, Charles Dyer, Geo. P.
Jordan, Wm. 81. Walker, Thomas Deer ng, T.
A. Holyoke, N. S. Heseltine, Frank M. Gle.
ment, Henry G. Bagley, 81. N. Jenkins, WASH
IugVOu 0rlIun, OuafleS Il. merrlll, IGelaQQ "A.
Barbour. j.; W. Taylor, Cyrus Z. Ladd, Henry
E. Bacon, James A. Leavitt. Howard Winslow,
Harlan P. Smart, Palmer Duly, Grin Fl. Lee
grow, John B. Thornkike, F. FL. Widber, john
Crowley, VIM a. Broughton, Cassius D.
Richardson, Edward G.. Merrill, Simon M.
James Horton, A. D. Smith, wa. Rideout,
Geo. Fl Davis, VIM. A. Lord, E. s. Doten,
Carroll Kehoe.
Cullers of Hoops and Staves-Geo. Burnbam,
Emery Gushing. John Brooks, Fhos T. Saw
yer, Geo. Mcclellan, John p Hobbs, Edmund
Daniel Dacy, Edwin Dow, Levi j. Jones,
Abraham W. Whitmore, Albion Harmon, Chas
D. Themes.
Measurers of Wood and Bark brought by
Railroad and Wafer Conveyance-Andrew M.
Benson, j. w. Stevens, VIM. Huse, Lewis L.
Elias Chase, J. B. Thorndike, M. e. Perry. A.
G. Sterling, VIM. Walker, Paul Prince Simeon
Snurtleff, Arthur Libby, Geo. W. Burnham,
Harris e. Barnes, Chas H. Pike, Augustus q.
Prince.
Measures of Wood and Bark brought BY
Carts and Sleds-Francis Tiboets, Arthur Lib
ty, Roland A. Barbour, VIM. Huse, Grin
Thoits, Lewis L. Thurston. j. B. Thorndike.
Alderman Maxey moved that the matter of
electing Harbor Master be deferted. Alder
man Cushman objected to delay, but the mo-
ton was carried by party vote and the voting
proceeded
When the tIuant officer was reached Alder
man Cunningham moved to pass this { flee for
the present. He said there was at present
special detective on the police force whose du-
ties were very light and he thought the two
offices should be filled by one man and thus
save the city some $500 year. He did not
know who had created the detective office, but
he thought it was not needed and should be
abolished. The motion did not prevail and
Mr.. Stevens was elected trUant officer and the
matter of doing away with the detective will
come up at another time.
The election of keeper for the powder mag
azne was deferred.
At the conclusion of the baloting the con-
vention dissolved, and the two boards net in
their several rooms.
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
The bonds of James s. Gould, W. 81. Sew
ems, S. NJ. Carleton, S. D. Hall, as coostables,
were approved. Adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL
A petition from Edward Mason ct ais. for
gas lamp on Elm street was referred
An order vas presented calling for joint
special com mittee to revise, collect and arrange
the city ordinance for publication. The order
was referred. Adjourned.