The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-11
THE cAUcusEs.
Some Changes In the List from Last
Year.


The Republican and Democratic members
Oh the incoming City Council held their
caucuses Saturday afternoon. The Repub-
Means, whose nominations are equivalent to
an election,made those which follow; Reuben
Noyes is named for Street Commissioner in
pace oil Geo. S. Staples, Eben IL. Burns
truant ofhcer In place of Mr. G. A Beals,
VINO mas been an efficient officer for eleven
years. Freeman IN. Weeks, harbor master,
In place Of b. j. Willard, Mr.. Weeks being
the owner OF the steamer Greenwood. Nathan
d. kedlon succeeds f. E. Lowell as Overseer
OF the Poor, and also takes W. III. Green's
place as Inspector of Buildings.
This morning at 10 o'clock both branches
of the City Council will meet for the purpose
OF inauguratlng the Mayor-elect. Mr..
Melcher.
These are the nominations:
City Clerk-Geo. Q. Burgess.
City Treasurer and Uollector-Henry w. Her
City Auditor-Cyrus Novel;.
City Messenser-John l.. Shaw.
City collaboration W. Coombs.
City Civil Engineer-Wm. A. Goodwin.
Commissioner of Streets-Reuben Noyes.
Harbor Master-Freeman N. Weeks.
City Assessor for three years-Stephen Marsh
Assistant Assessors-Osman @. Munroe, Thos.
Pennell w. G. q. Carney, Charles c. Douglass
Orlando W. Eldredge, Richard ii. Ball, VIM. Ii.
City weighers and Gaugers-Cyrus X. Laid,
Converse D. Leach.
Weighers of Hard Coal and Plaster-Cyrus X.
Laid, Converse o. Leach.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-W William R. P.
Cross.
superintendent of Cloeks-na Berry, Jr.
Truant Oficer-Eben s. Burns.
Chief Engineer of the Fire observation-disclosures
| Assistant Engineers of the Fire Department
lst, Charles W: Gushing; I'd, Thomas Payne
Engineers Of s6e steam FIRE Fire hSD
| gonne l. Edward w. Porter; Portland 2, John
| Cousins; Cumberland 3, Alfred Wiggin; Fal-
| mouth A, Thomas ii. Williams; Casco 5, Charles
City Physician-Alfred King.
Consulting Physicians Stephen III. Weeks
| James A. SpauldiDg Charles ID. Smith.
| Overseers of the Poor and Workhouse for three
yearswwa a1 y Il; Bqrgesss Chas. Baker, Christie
superintendent of Public School Buildings
| VIM. III. Sargent.
| City Electrician-Levi L. Cummings.
| City Forester-Patrick Duffy
Inspector OF Buildings-Nathan E. Redlon.
Meigher of Gran-Milard f. Hicks.
Weigher and Measurer of Leather-WIlliam H.
Roberts. Jr.
Pound Keeper-Wm. Hayes.
Field Drivers and Fence Viewer-Samuel Cobb
In addition to the above Mr.. j. Henry
Crockett was nominated as President of the
common Council, and Mr.. l.. Clifford Wade
as Clerk of the Common Council.
The Democratic members of the City
| Council held their caucus and made the fol
lowing nominations:
| City Clerk-John s. Russell
City Treasurer-Roswell M Richardson.
City Auditor-James K Owen.
City MISCONCEPTIONS. III. Loyejoy.
| City SollcltOr-Philip j. Larrabee.
Street C0mmissioner-Wm t. Murray
Harbor Master-John 4. Gallagher.
City Assessor for tnree years stephen X. Dyer
City Weigher of Hay-Isaac Knight
Superintendent of Cocks--tieo A. Harmon
Iruant Ohicer-Thomas f. Carians.
Chief Observation-Disclosures F. Griffin.
assistant EngineerS-1st, Benz. l.. Small; I'd
| Norton. -
City Physician-Csarles w. Bray M ID.
Oyerseers OF the poUr Patrick Feeney, VIM
ID. sargent, James +. Doughty, VIM. McAleney
superintendent of School Buildings-Spence
Rogers.
Inspector of Buidngs-Charles H. Richards.
, assistant ASsessors-Th0mas k. Harper, JohI
b hehoe, VIM. N. Howe, Michael A. WEIGH, A.
1. Marsh, Henry Q. Gay. David W. Mahoney.
CITY Eiectrician-Daniel j. McKeown.
When the business of the caucuses was
over the members sat down to supper pre-.
pared by Caterer Ruby, and there followed
the usual pleasant time.