The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12

81. ingalls,, Eugene z. walker, Edgar u.
Willard, Jerome u. Watson, Charles j. Nc
! Donald. j. W. Whitmore.
surveyors of lumber and Ship Timber
! Albert Bracket. j. Willis Taylor, John -.
| Whltmore. Lewis l.. Thurston.
| Survey or OF Ashes-Ed ward buddy.
Cullers of Dried Fish-George Trefethen,
Ephraim Brown, Samuel F. Bearce.
Inspector of Petroleum William ii.
Reddy
Measurers of Wood William F. Birnie,
iI1oseph iatoe helle. George L. Gerr1sh. John
T. Mountfort, William E. Willard. Samuel
| j. Knowles.
Weigher of Coal and Lumber-J. H. Con-
| nors
surveyor of Wood. Lumber and Bark.
M. Hanson.
Surveyor of Wood and Lumber-J. W.
FhlllIps. -.g.zs
For weigher of hard coal and plaster,
one officer omitted by the Repu blicans on
the printed list, Mr.. G. o. Leach was elect
ed. When the weighers of grain were
reached. Oh motion of Alderman Ran
dali, the rest of the entire ticket, which
was the same for both parties, was cast
on one ballot and unanimously elected.
After the adjournment of the conven-
tions, this business was transacted:
ORDERS PASSED. :.
That ali unfinished business of the
last city council and referred t, this city
council be referred to the proper COM
mittees when appointed.
That the city auditor furnish a list of
the appropriations and expenditures to
the estimates as early in April as posi-
bic for the municipal year ending March
81, 1885,
l.,% aofEr nj pI~ -.1x fI,.xr II
mits for opening streets for private
drains and sewers.
That the rules and orders of this city
council be the same as those of the last
| council until otherwise ordered.
That the rules and orders of this board
of aldermen be the same as those of the
last board of aldermen.
That a committee of two on the part of
this board together with such as the
common council may join, be appointed
60 consider what action shall be taken
to advertise Portland as a summer re-
sort.
ORDERS TABLED.
Mr.. buddy, of Ward 2. off cred an order
that the City Marshal's report be amend
ed, and in future should state the place
of birth of each person arrested, both
town and county, instead of nationality
as now. The order was tabled
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
OF Lie Cum mings, for damage to his
carriage by collision with hose cart
yesterday. Referred.
Or residents of Peaks Island for
chemical engine. Referred.
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
These special policemen, without pay,
were appointed and confirmed: Michael
r. Fell, Frank E. Haggett, George F.
Harmon, Ellery W. Rowe, and j. B.
O'Riley.
WILL WEAR FIRE HATS.
A communication was read by Alder
man Thompson, signed Taxpayer, ask
ing that the firemen be required to wear
fire hats, and not Southwestern at a fire,
SO they can be distinguished from fisher
men.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Mrs Addie Stevens petitioned for per-
mission to erect an addition to her house
on Emery street. Referred.
Rufus D eering offered a petition to
erect dwelling at Moss and IL Lewis
street. Referred.
BONDS APPROVED.
The consta bles' bonds of Howard F.
Hall, Stephen d. Hall, John B. Smith,
Augustus B. Brown and Eben N. Perry
were approved.
VICTUALLERS' LICENSES.
These victuallers' licenses were grant
ed, subject to favorable report of the
city marshal: W. +. Robb, Charles Ros-
nbloom and w. .Robb.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Nellie S. Rush was granted license to
keep an employment office subject to the
approval of the city marshal. =
The Mayor appointed George E. Fernald
commissionersof public works, and Bion
Bradbury, Jr. secretary; also Zenas
Thompson and Joseph W. Peters COM
mittee on public works, and they were
all unanimously confirmed.