The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-03-08
THE cAucusEs.
Few Changes In Subordinate City
Officers.

The usual eaucuses of the Republican and
Democratic members-elect of the city gov
| eminent of 1867 to select candidates for
subordinate municipal officers, was held Sat
urday afternoon. The Republicans being in
majority their nominations means an cleo
ton. The only changes made by them were
| Capt B. j. Willard as harbor master in
place of E. H. Chase; Grin Thoits nominated
as assistant assessor in Ward 6; Ira Berry,
| Jr., superintendent of clocks in place OF K.
| B. Swift; Samuel Hodgdon an assistant en-
| gineer of the fire department to fill va
cancy. and W. H. Sargent superintendent of
| school buildings in place of Leroy S. San
born. An excellent supper was provided by
Mr.. w. w. Ruby and partaken by all the
members-elect of both branches The eau
cuses were very harmonious and lasted
but two hours. The following were the nom
nations of the Republicans
City Clerk-G gorge G. Burgess
City Treasurer and Collector-Henry w. Her
Sey.
City Auditor-Cyrus Novel;
City Messenger-John L. Shaw
City Sollcitor-JoSeph w. SymondS.
Clty Gigil Engneer 81 A. Goodwin;
Harbor Master-Benj. j. Willard.
City Assessor for three years-Stephen Marsh
ro assistant 4 tan AsssessorsWard osman 4, Mon
Carney; Ward A. Chas. C. Douglass Ward 5, Or
lando w 4 Eldridge; Ward 6, Grin Thoite; Ward
z, VIM. H. Plumner
City Weghers and Gaugers-Cyrus K Ladd
George McAllister.
Gity 0 Wegher Of HaymLeyi s. PenaeI -
Laid, George McAllister.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-William r. P.
Cross.
Superintendent of Clocks Ira Berry, Jr.
Truant Officer-Chas. A. Beals
Chief Engineer of Fire Department-Gran
I'll. Cloves.
Assistant Engineers Of Fire Department-1st,
Chas w. Gushing; I'd, Robt. W. Jackson Sd,
Thomas Payne; Attn, Samuel Hodgdon.
Engineers of Steam Fire EngineS-M achigonne
No !, Edward w. Porter Portland No. 2, John
Cousins; Cumberland No. g. Alfred Wiggin; Fal-
mouth No 4, Thos III. Williams Casco No. s.
Charles p. French.
City Physican-Chas d. Smith.
Consulting Physicians = HOratiO N Small,
Stephen Ill. Weeks, James A. Spalding.
Overseers of the Poor and Workhonse for three
years-Henry II: Burgess, Christopher Way,
Weigher of Grain-Millard f. Hicks.
Superintendent of Public School Buildings
VIM. I'll. Sargent.
City Electrician-Leyi L. Cummings
AT the subsequent caucus of the Board of
Aldermen Whitman Sawyer, Esq, of Ward
5, was nominated for chairman, and George
w. Beale, of Ward l, gas agent. AT the eau
Gus of the Common Council Mr.. John P.
Hobbs, of Ward Z, was nominated for presi-
dent, and Mr.. L. Clifford Wade for clerk.
The Democratic members-elect made the
following nominations:
City Clerk-M. M. Riggs.
City TreaSurer-R. NJ. Richardson.
City Auditor-John E. Owen.
City MISCONCEPTIONS. II. Plummer.
City Socitor-Wm. III. Sargent.
Civil Engineer-JOs. f. Anderson.
Street CommiSSioner-NorriS G. Curtis.
Harbor MaSter-John Paxton
Superintendent of ClUcks-George Harmon.
Weigher of Hay-ISaac Knight.
Truant Officer-Frank A. Smith.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Departmental. F.
Assistant Engineers-1st B. j. Small; I'd An
drew Nelson; Sd, John E. Cady; 18th, William
Payne.
City Physician-W William Rhyme.
0verseers of the Poor-Patrick Feeney, Will
liam II. Sargent, j. d. Blabon Edward B. Wins
low.
Superintendent of School Buildings-spencer
Rogers.
Assistant Assessors-War 1, John E. Ward;
Ward 2, Terrence P. MCGOWAN; Ward 3, Arthur
L. Farnsworth; Ward 4, Eugene f. Shaw; Ward
5, Charles III. Green; Ward g. Waldo II. Perry;
Ward 7. Thos. j. WEIGH.
Engineers of Steam Fire Engines-Engine No.
|, Isaac Hall; No. 2, VIM. j. McCallum; No. 3,
Henry +. Body: No 4, Geo. +. Hayes No. 5,
Thomas DOdpp