The Portland daily press., 1894-03-12
INAUGURATION DAY.
Some Changes in Subordinate offices Over
Last Year.

The Republican mem bers elect of the
city government went into caucus to
nominate city officers at 4 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon, in the council chamber.
Charles III. Randall was elected chairman
and RS. Laughlin secretary. The fol-
lowing are the nominations:
City Cierk-Edwin L.Dyer.
City Treasurer and Collector-George
III. Libby.
City AudiGor-Charles F. Tobie.
City Messenger-George Z. Mcgowan.
City 5olfcitor-Wilford G. Chapman.
City Civil Engineer-George n. Fer
maid.
Street Commissioner-Geo rge S.Staples.
Harbor.. Master-Fred 3. kelsey.
Assessor for three years-William ..
Fox.
Assistant Assessors Ward 1, Osman
Ward 3, Wilbur C. Wheldon; Ward 4.
Charles C..Douglass;ss Ward 5, Orlando
E, DYER; Ward q. Samuel e. Lincoln;
Ward Z. Henry z. White.
Weigher of Grain--Converse o. Leach.
Weigher of Hay-Mark III. SAWYER.
Weigher of Hard Coal and Plaster
Converse O. Leach.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-C.J
G. Hutchins.
Truant Officer-Eben S. Burns.
Superintendent of Clocks-Ira Berry,
Jr.
Chief Engineer-Robert W. Jackson.
Assistant Engineers-Thomas Payne,
J.E. Loring, John N. Long, W. ID.
Dugan.
Engineers Steam Fire Engines-Machi-
come /, E. W. Porter; Portland 2.
Warren E. Loring; Cum berland 8, Alfred
Wjogin: Falmouth 4, Z. fl. Williams;
Casco 5, Charles P. French.
City Physician--Henry M. Nickerson.
Consulting Physicians-S. H. Weeks,
Overseers of the Poor and Workhouse
for three years-John M. Cousens,
Edgar E. Rounds, Whitman Sawyer,
Charts S. Fobes.
Superintendent of School Buildings
Chares FL. Holland.
CITY Electrician-Levi L.Cumimngs.
Inspector of Buildings-Horace b.
Greedy.
By the above List it will be seen that
Wilford G.. Chapman is nominated for
city solicitor in place of Seth l.. LARA
bee, George S. Staples for street com
missioner in the place of : Augustus ii.
Prince; Wilbur C. Wheldon assistant
assessor in Ward 8, in place of W. G. G.
Carney; Orlando e. Dyer, assistant
assessor in Ward 5, in place of John I.
Pagan; Mark H. Sawyer weigher of hay
in place of Eli L. Wing; G. j. g.:
Hutchins sealer of weights and measures
in place of William j. Stephenson; Ira
Berry, Jr., superintendent of clocks in
place of A braham johnson; Robert W.
Jackson chief engineer of fire depart
ment in place of RichardH. Ball; JohnN.
Long third assistant in place of Melville
Eldridge; Messrs. Cousens, Rounds and
Fobes are the three new overseers of the
poor; Levi L. Cummings returns to city
electricians place instead of Harry
Masos. Councilman Laughlin OF Ward
$, will be president of thee council.
The Democrats make these ncmina-
tions:
City Clerk-Virgil C. Wilson.
City Treasurer-John J.Lynch.
City Auditor-Charles S. Deake.
City Observation-Disclosures D. Melaugh.
Street Commissioner-Rich Norton.
| Harbor Master-Daniel L. Began.
Assessor-J. Henry Bradley.
| Assistant AssessOrs-Edward f.. Phil
| brook, Lewis W. A. johnson, Samuel
Rosen burg, Michael E. Ney, William i.
| A. McGrath, Thomas A. Donahue, Cole
man A. Flaherty.
City Weigher and Gauger-Gaius B.
McGregor.
Weigher of Hay-Paul J.Grant.
Weigher of Hard Coal and Plaster
| Gaius B. McGregor.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Wm.
| H.Sargent.
Superintendent of Clocks-George A.
Harmon.
Truant Officer-John T.Gallagher.
| Chief Engineer-StephenH H. Cady.
| Assistant Engineers-John Blake,
| Sanford N. Read, Edward E. Rogers.
Benjamin F. Whitehouse.
Engineers Steam Fire EngiDes-Chas.
F. Harmon, George W. R. Thaxter, Chas.
Broker, Henry Butler, Patrick. II. Coney.
| Physician-Edward J. McDonough.
| Consulting Physicians-Chas. W. Bray
| Henry P. Merrill, Willis B. Moulton.
| Superintendent of School Buildings
| 7. P. MCGOWAN.
Overseers of Poor-Bernard G. Dona-
hue, Frank H. Verrill, jerome Rumery,
| Edward buddy.
CITY Forester-Thomas Leonard.
Ispector OF Buildings-Enoch W. Hunt
After the caucuses the members from
both parties in the city government
elect, and the outgoing city government,
dined in the aldermen's room by invita-
ton of Mayor Baxter Messing furnished
the spread.
| The new city government will be in.
augurated at 10 a. m. today and at 7.30 p.
| m. the election of subordinate officers
| will take place.
| A number of seats will be reserved for
| ladies, who may wish to attend.