The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-13

On Election ReturnS-MesSrs. ies1ehshl
On : Taxation a. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Downs, King and Harrington. ,ro,,..
On Public Lands and Buildings - Messrs.
Clark Pettengill and Atwood ,r.
On State Beneficiaries and Pensious-Ddessis'
Harrington. Downs and simpson: r-,o,,
On Reform School-Messrs. ATWOOD, clark
on ms ne aospital-Messrs. King, Simpson
On Public Observation-Disclosures. Harrington,
nv MIfarv Affairs-Messrs Clark, Downs
% On Indian Affairs -Messrs Pettengill, AT
wood and Downs
On On Lbrary-Messrs. Atwood, Simpson and
On Fay RoIl-Messrs. King, Harrington and
Visiting Committee to Insane Hospital
Messrs. King and Atwood and Mrs. Colonel 7.
NJ. Drew of Lewiston.
Visiting Committee to State Prison-Mr. Pet
tengill.
Visiting Committee to Reform School-NIessrs
Atwood Clark and Pettengill and Mrs. Andrew
HAYES OF DeeriDg,
Gov. Cleayes appointed as messenger
to the Governor and Council n. S. Purln-
tonof Bowdoin, who has been the etti-
cient state pension agent for the last four
wears Mr. Purinton will begin his new
duties on the first of February when Mr..
Z. q. Millikeneof Portland assumes con-
troll of the pension bureau. Major G. j.
House of Monsen, the retiring messen-
ger, has held that position for the past
ID years. except during the administra-
| tionsof Gov. Gareelon, when he held the
place three months. Major House will
continue to do the statistical work in the
labor bureau which he has done since
the establishment of that branch OF the
government
isg Committee Hearings.
The finance committee this afternoon
| appointed January 10. at 2.3O p. M, for
hearing on the resolve in favor~ of the
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary. A hear
ing on the resolve in favor of the Bangor
Orphans Home will be given on the
same day. A hearing on the resolve in
favor Of the Maine General Hospital will
be on January 26 at 2.30 p. m.
;. The railroad committee today voted
to give hearing on the bill to incorpor-
| ate the Yarmouth and Portland Electric
Railway on January 10 at p. M, and an
act relating to the Portland Railroad
| Compan at p. m. on the same day.
The comnaitte on towns today chose
Mr. Callill of Brunswick, secretary, and
selected Tuesday at 2.30 for its regular
meetings. A hearing was assigned for
| January "a, on the petition to annex part
| of the town of Rome, to the town of Bel
| grade.
Hall BuSleigh for Assessor.
Tile Republican legislative caucus this
evening nominated Hall c. Burleigh to
fill the unexpired two years of State As
SCISSOR Gilman, deceased. Governor Bur
| leigh appointed Hall C. Burleigh on the
| death of Mr. Gilman to fill the vacancy
| till the present legislature. The other
| candidates were S. N. Campbell of Cher
rvfield and Ira G. Croker of Portland.
| Whole number of votes Ill, Mr.. Burleigh
had rs, Campbell 2S, Croker Z.
Nominations by the Governor.
AUGUSTA, January II. - Governor
! Cleaves has made the following nomina-
tons:
Member OF State Board of Health-Edward
| G. Jordan. Portland.
Trustee OF State Normal Schools-John A..
4 Huxley of Gorham
Recorder OF the Bangor Municipal court
/ Frank A. Adams Of Bangor.
| To administer oathS. acknowledge deeds and
! solemnize marriages Della E. Alline of Addl-
! son.
Dedimus Justice Kittredge c. Gray Of Madi-
son.
Coroner-Fred A.. Porter Of Rumford.
Notary Publics-Stephen G. Perry of Port.
land. Benjamin G. Ward of Portland, Walter
Boothbay Harbor,
Trial Justices-Frank A, Adams lof Bangor,
/ John G. Hayes OF Limerick
Justice OF the Peace and Quorum-S
| A. Smith of BroWnyille, Robert j. McDuff Of
/ Lagrange, David H. Cole of Naples, Alfred X.
/ BurketJ OF Appleton, Herbert s. Wing of Phil
| lips, John A. Morrill, of Auburn, Alpheus Fl.
Foote OF Phippsburg.