The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
with the Aldermen on the printing of 300
copies of the Mavor,s address.

SoHSoiiouCey py bnlS DOaTQJ receiving nluetcon
out OF twenty votes, and Mr.. Waite vote.
Adjourned 7.3O p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The City Council reassembled at Z. 80 p. NJ,
all present There was great crowd Of spec
tators in attendance. A message was sent
from the Board of Aldermen to the Common
Council proposing joint convention for the
election of subordinate city officers. The mes
sage was returned by the Common Council ae'
cepting the proposition.
The two boards assembled in joint conven-
ton, the Mayor presiding, and the following
subordinate city officers were elected:
City Cerk-Hosea l. Robinson.
Treasurer-Henry. w. Hersey.
Auditor-Cyrus NOVEL;.
Messenger-John Il. Shaw.
Solicitor-Clarence Hale
Civil Eneineer-William A. Goodwin.
Street Observation-Disclosures Barrett.
Harbor Master-Charles Fl. Knowton.
Assessor-Lot G. Nelson.
Assistant Assessors-Ward 1, Thomas A.
Bowen; Ward 2, Thomas Pennell; Ward g.,
William Huse; Ward 4, Charles G. Douglass
Ward 5. Henry S. Trickey; Ward g. Charles
Eaton; Ward Z, William II. Pnmmer.
Overseers of the Poor-Chas. j. Pencil,
Sewall Lang, James e. Sturges, Lyman N
Kimball.
Superintendent of Bnrials-James S. Gould.
Gas Agent-Hanson S. Clay.
Truant Oficer-Chas. A. Beals
Superintendent of School Buildings-Frank
r. Pray.
Assistant Eugineers-1st, Granville III.
Cloyes H2d, John q. Russell; 81, Chas d. Skill
ings; 4th, Amory H. Rogers.
Enginemen-Edward W Porter. No. 1; John
Cousens, No. 2; Alfred Wiggin, No 8; 7. 81.
Williams, No 4: Charles 2. French, No. 5.
City Physician-Chas. A. Ring.
For Consulting Physician;-Nahum A. Her.
som, Aoratlo N. Small, Eugene W. Brooks.
For Constables-Cyrus X. Bridges John L,
Shaw, George Fl, Staples, Joseph d. Dscelle,
Charles A. Eaton, Frank W. True, John B..
Thomas Pennell, Charles f. Fuller. James Fl.
Barton, Edwin II. Rich, Benz. W. Slower, VIM.
Fl. Seaverns, Leonard Jordan, Joel W. Merrill,
James M. Black, Isaac w. Parker, Matthew
Adams. Samuel Hodgdon, Grin Thoits, VIM.
3. Irish, VIM. 81. Plummer, Adam w. Bar
bour, James S. Gould, Edwin A. Leighton,
Arthur M. Sawyer, Thomas A. Bowen, George
w. Witham, Stephen D. Hall, Albert H.
Humes, Jesse H Crowell, Dennis Tobin.
For Surveyors of Plastering-Richard K
Gately, John G. Stevens, Richard w. f. Craig,
Thomas J. Feeney.
For Keeper of Powder Magazine William
Ell. BIgeow.
For Weighers and Guagers-Arthur M.
Small, George McAllster
For Weigher of Hay-Eli L. Wing.
For Weigher of Hard Coal and Plaster
For Seaier of Weights and Measures-B enja-
min It. Turkey.
For Ringer of City Bell-William A. S i'll
ings.
For Superintendent of Clocks-Frank H.
SWEET.
For Measurers of Wood and Bark brought
by Carts and Sleds-Francis Tibbets, Arthur
Libby. Roland A. Barbour, William Huse,
Grin Thoits, Lewis l.. Thurstop, j. B. Thorn.
dixie.
For Cullers of Died Fish-John Chase, E.
G. Willard, George Trefethen, Joshua w.
Sawyer. Emery Gushing, Francis o. Sawyer.
For Pound Keepers-James Powell. Eli L.
Wing, VIM. Hayes, Josiah M. Haskell.
For Field Drivers and Fence Viewers-Sam-
uel Cobb, James M. f. johnson, Franklin Fl.
Kicker, John Weeks, Lewis L. Tburston, Jo-
sieh M. Haskell
For Weighers of Coal-James Fl. Baker,
George Coburn, b. A. Eaton, Joseph Fl. Poor,
e. ID. Sargent, VIM w. Dyer. Henry L. Paine
Frank Rounds. A. D. Whidden, Daniel War
Samuel S Mooney, Edwin B. Poor, Samuel
Rounds, George a. Rounds, Augustus Ell.
Prince Charles Trott, Leroy Fl. Tobie, Chas
q, O'Briop, Timothy f. Lynch, Harris c.
Barnes, William E Dennison.
For Weghers of Coal and Iron-Charles
thy f. Lynch, John f. Randall, Henry f. Nc
Allsrer John S. Conley, Walter Kelly, John
FL. Gerrish.
For Golfers of Hoops and Staves-George
BSrnham, Emery Gushing, John Brooks,
F. Hobbs. Edmund Phinney, Loring Lombard,
Joshua Hobbs, Daniel Dacy, Edwin Dow,
Levi J. Jones, Abraham W. Whtmore, Albion
Harmon, Charles d. Themes.
For Measurers of Wood and Bark brought
hryp Dali otaAN Noka
M. Benson,J. W. Stevens. William Huse,
Lewis L. Thurston. Francis Tibbetts, Nathan
lei Walker, Elias Chase, ]. B. Thorndike, A.
G. Sterling, William FL. Walker, Paul Prince,
Simeon Shurtleff, Arthur Libby, George w.
Augustus a. Prince, Timothy e. Lynch.
For Surveyors of Ship Tmbar-Henry
Trickey, VIM. Curtis, Nathaniel Walker, Rol-
and A. Barbour, Cyrus X. Ladd, VIM. Ell.
Simontop, Chas. Jordan, VIM. w. Dyer, Lor-
emo Taylor. John B. Thorndike, j. W. Tay-
For Surveyors of Lumber-Nathaniel Wal
ker, Edward L. Clark, Geo. Worcester, Caleb
Fl. Phillips, Nahum Libby, Nathan Dyer,
Isaac 81. Parsons, Edmund flanagan, James
earle, Jr., Lewis L. Thurston, G. 81. P. LARA
bee, Edward Smart, Jos. L. Whitmore, Jos.
M. Gerrisb, Harris O. Barnes, Henry Billiard,
JOS Roberts, A. M. Benson, Jerome Rumery,
M. w. Ripley. A. S. Legrow, Chas Dyer, Geo.
P. Jordan, VIM. 81. Walker, Thos. Deering,
w ILL., AlucUuts 0cu. LIZ Ddficy fIduh Az OlOm-
ent, Henry G. Bagley, II. N. Jenkins. Wash
iDgton Griffin, Chas e. Merrill, Roland A.
Barbour, j. w. Taylor, Cyrus X. Ladd, Henry
e. Bacon, JAS. A. Leavitt, Howard Winslow.
Harlan P Smart, Palmer Duly, Grin FL. Lee
grow John B. Thorndike, F. a. Widber, VIM.
81. Broughton, Cassius D. Richar dson, Edward
G. Merrill, Simon M. Sawyer, Edwin B. Libby,
Ell. P. Larrabee, las. Horton, A. d. Smith, n.
S. Heseltine, VIM. A. Lord.
The following were the prominent candidates
of the minority:
Clerk-M. w. Turner.
Treasurer-Charles Davis.
Audtor--J. S. Russell.
Messenger-Solomon Chenery.
Solcitor-S. @. Andrews.
Civil Engineer-E. q. Jordan.
Street Commissioner-R Greedy.
Harbor Master-Lewis Mitchell.
Assessor-Stephen X. Dyer.
Weigher of Hay-E w. Barbour.
Truant Officer-Frank A. Smith.
Superintendent School Buildings-Spencer
Rogers
Cverseers of Poor-James Cunningham,
Charles Varney, John E. Donnell and I. d.
Cushman.
Physician-William Rhyme.
Superintendent Clocks-Thomas j. WEIGH.
After the election of City Physician, on mo-
ton of Alderman Cunningham all the rest of
the officers were elected on one ballot, the
titles of the officers having first been read by
the Mayor. After the election the convention
dissolved.
The bonds of Ed ward A. Leis hton, John B.
Smith, Stephen d. Hall, James S. Gould, as
constables, were approved.
The Board of Common Council took up the
order to appoint committee to confer with the
Receiver and officers of the Portland & Roch.
ester Railroad, which was referred to this City
Council by the last, passed it and sent it up,
Messre. Chaplin, Dresser and Melaugh being
appointed on the part of that board. The
aldermen concurred and the Mayor appointed
Aldermen Small and Cunningham on the part
of that board. Adjourned.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.