The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13
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Sealer of Weights and Measures-C.J.
G. Hutchins.
Truant Oficer-Eben S. Burns.
Superintendent of Clocks--Ira Berry,
Chief Engineer-Rober W. jackson.
Assistant Engipeers-Thomas Payne,
J.E. Loring, john N. Long, W. H.
Dugan.
Engineers Steam Fire Engines-Machi-
gonne /, E. W. Porter; Portland 2,
Warren e. Loring; Cumberland 3 Alfred
Wjggin; Falmouth 4, 7. H. Williams;
Casco S, Charles p. French.
City bysician--Henry NJ. Nickerson.
Consulting Physicians-S. H. Weeks,
Seth G. Gordon, Alfred King.
Overseers of the Poor and Workhouse
for three yesrs wSitn,.n e saMeaS
Superintendent of Sohool Buildings
Chares Ell. Holland.
City Electrician-LeviL l.. Cummings,
Inspector of Buildings-Horace d.
Greedy.
Weighers of Grain-Gilman l.. Brack-
EFT, William F. York.
City Constables-Charles A. Beai, war
rem E. Bickford, Augustus B. Brown,
lanes NJ. Black. Andrew j. Cummings,
Joseph d. Decelle, Reuel n. Field. How
ard F. Hail. Timothy E. Hartnett, Will
liam Hayes, John II. Hoag, Orville T.
Hodgdon, James Z. Jordan, Asa G. Lit
tlejohn, George E. Mcgowan, Charles B.
Mosely, William B. Melcher, Franklin
Perry, Herbert R. Sargent, Arthur NJ.
Sawyer, Joseph G. Sterling, Frank c.
Small, Edward P. Sweeney, Warren Tay-
Tor, Edwin G. Thorne, Henry S. Trickey.
Measures of Wood, Charcoal and
Bark-George n. Blake. Joseph Fl.
Blake, John P. Cochling, Jason T. Flick
EFT, Randall johnson, William R. Bohan-
non, Argyll D. Morse. John W. Phillips,
Hall D. Richardson, Jerome Rumery,
Lewis q. Thurston.
Measures of Plaster-Richard K. Cat
ley, Thomas j. Feeney.
Surveyors of Grapite-Cornelius A.
Mannix, George E. Hawkes..
Public Weighers-Harrison G. Bur
CESS. Willard c. G. Carney, Howard W.
Carey. Frank Fl. Cole, Everard w. Dyer,
George A. Bracket, Richard Fl. Grim
mer. Edwin Coolbroth, Willard W. Flick
EFT, Edgar E. Rounds, Samuel J. Knowles
George L. Gerrish, George FL. Skillings,
Jerome l.. Watson, Gilman L. Brackett,
Willard S. Frank. Story Ell. Ross, Mar
shall r. Williams, William FL. Litchfield,
Harry 0. Noyes
Weighers of Coal and Iron--Harrison
G. Burgess, Oakley B. Curtis, Howard
w. Carey, William Castleden, Frank FL.
Cole, Edward buddy, Charles 81. Green,
George L. Gerrish, Carroll M. Warren,
Andrew M. Heseltine, Joseph Larochelle
c. S. Randall, Edward Fl. Sargent, Edgar
F. SWEET, George NJ. Stanwood, William
N. Taylor, William R. Thorndike, Irving
c. Rice.
Weighers of Coal-Elmer E. Cum
mings, Daniel j. Feeney, Fred NJ. ingalls,,
Fred FL. johnson, Henry F. Merrill, Will
liam Skerritt
Weigher of Iron-Fred M. Ingalls,
Weighers OF Lumber-Gilman L.
Brackets, Edward buddy.
Surveyors of Lumber-Pliny Allen,
Charles W. Blake, Albion K. P. Barton,
Daniel G. Bryant, George A. Barrows,
Henry Billiard, Albert Brackett, William
F. Birnie, Charles E. Bailey, William q.
Canning, Edwin P. Cummings, David W.
Cole, Fred C. Clark, Edward L. Clark,
James earle, Philip }. Deering, Charles
E. Deering, Thomas Deering, Palmer
Dudley, Charles A. Eaton, James Hor-
ton, George B. Hodgdon, Fred M. In
gals, Edgar L. Jordan, William E. Will
lard, Charles J. Mcdonald, Albert S. Lee
grow, Charles W. Legrow, Purington e.
Legrow, Ezekiel N. Leighton, Charles R.
Lewis, James O. Mclean, John w. Phil
lips, Hall D. Richardson, Cassius D.
Richardson, Winthrop W. Riggs, jerome
Rumery, Madison W. Ripley, Joseph A.
John A. Stevens, Samuel M. Smart, Ed
ward G. Thompson, Lewis Thurston,
Walter Fryatt Howard Winslow, 9. Eu-
gene Walker, Robert W. Walker, jerome
L. Watson, John A. Stewart
SURVEYORS of Lumber and Ship Timber
Albert Brackett, j. Willis Taylor.
SURVEYOR of Ashes-Edward buddy.
Cullers of Dried Fish-George Ire
fethen, Ephraim Brown, Samuel F.
Bearce.
Inspector of Petroleum-William II.
Reddy.
Measurers of Wood-William F. Bir-
ME, George L. Gerrish, William E. Will
lard, Joseph Larochelle, John II. Mount
fort, Samuel j. Knowles.
The election of city forester was omit
ted on motion of Alderman Little, who
said that the appointment of the new
street commission might make the filling
of that Office unnecessary. Alderman
MCGOWAN said the Democrats were ready
to proceed with the election, but Mr..
Little motion prevailed.
City Marshal's Report.
Alderman Smith moved to instruct
the city clerk to strike out the table of
nativity IN the report of the city
marshal.
Alderman MCGOWAN objected. He
doub ted the right of the present board
to amend the report of an officer of
former administration. He said that the
| marshal had been allowed to change his
report but was apparently unwilling TO
do so. He assailed the marshal.
Alderman Thompson asked what was
| the point, and the mayor explained that
the marshal reported the arrest of Ger,
| tain number Of Irish-Amerlcans," and
| that Mr.. MCGOWAN having made the
point that there is no such country as
Irish-America, it was suggested that
the marshal be allowed to correct his
report by adding the number Of Irish.
Americans" attached to the table of
aAmericans.n The mayor said that in
his Judgment Mr. McGowan was right
in asserting that all citizens born here
are Americans.
Alderman MCGOWAN moved to refer
the matter to the city solicitor for his