The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11
TIE CAUCUsEs.
Some Changes in the List Decided Upon
Saturday Night.

The Republican and Democratic caucuses
were held Saturday afternoon, the ReSubli-
can in the Council chamber and the Demo-
cratic in the May or's private office.
At the Republican caucus most of the old
officers were nominated without opposition
There was lively contest over assistant
engineers, only one of the old board, Mr.
Thomas Payne, being renominated. There
was quite a fight over city physician, but
DIR. Gustav Pudor received tho Plum The
four nominees for vacancies on the over
seers of the poor are new members Mr..
Joseph Ward was nominated for inspector
of buildings and 4. E. Sweetsir, Jr., assist.
ant assessor in place of Henry p White,
removed from the ward. Mr. Lefavor was
nominated for assessor. The following
were the Republican nominations:
City Clerk-Edwin L. Dyer, (unanimousl
LIBBY.
Guy Auditor-Charles +. Tobie.
City MeAsenger-George E. MacGowan.
City solicitor Wiltoru 4. Chapman.
City AssessoT-Wa l.. Lefavor.
AssistanIs-Osman C. Munroe. WILDER c.
Whelden, Thomas Pennen, Charles G. Doug
lass. Orlando L. Dyer, samuel d. Lincoln,
+. E.Sweetsir.
Chief Engineer Robert W. jackson.
Assistants-M. ~. Eldridge, Thomas
dA uGs Gdlnue1 Alpttt IL iAolCu
City ElectIician- L: Cummings.
Harbor Maste1-CharleS F. Howe.
City Weigher and Gauger-Converse Q.
Leach. :.
Surveyor and weigher of Hay-Mark H.
,weigher of Hard Coal and Plaster
tPassed!J
seaier of Weights and Measures-C. I. G.
Hutcbins.
Tiuant ofice1-Eben s. Burns.
superintendent of Clocks-lra Berry. Jr.
- fra inoz n ard
A. Porter, Engine /. Warren A; Lorine
engine 2, Alfred Wiggin. Engine 3, Thomas
H. Williams, Engine 4. Charles P. French,
Engine s.
City Physici NC ustav 4. Pudor,
Consulting Physicians-Charles d. Smith
H. F Twii chell, d. i. smith.
Overseers of Poor and Workmanship ward
H. Sargent Isaiah Daniels. n. W. Morse,
superintendent of school Buildings
Charles Ii. holland.
Inspector of Buildngs-J Josiah Ward.
Mr.. john 7. Pagan was nominated fol
president of the Council and Mr. Elliott G.
Mitchell for clerk.
The Democrats made these nominations:
City Clerk-virgil G. Wilson.
City 1TeasureI-John j. Lynch.
+ City Auditor-1homas H. Flaherty.
City Observation-Disclosures L. Ney.
City soliciior-John b. Kehoe.
Assrssor-A. l.. FarnSworth.
Assistants Edward e. = ailhrook, Lewis
W. A. johnson, SafDuel ROsen burg. Jose ph
H. Decosta, Vim. T. A McGrath. James l..
Blair, Coleman a. FlaheIty.
City Electriciau-W m. f. Phillips.
City Weigher and Gauger--J James K. Good.
Weigher of Hay-Ricbard Norton.
Weighar of Hard Coal and Hlasler-James
z. Good.
sesler Of Weights and Measures-Horatic
H. Verrill.
Superb. tendent of Clooks-Fred IL. Nc.
Donald.
Iruant Oficer--John T. Gallaher.
Chief Engineer--Stephen II. Cady.
Assistants-Jobn Blake, Edward f.
Rogers, George p. Cady. Benjamin f.
Whitehouse.
Engineers-Ch f. Harmon, George
W. K. Thax,er, Charles E. brewer, Henry
Butler, Patrick Ii. Coney.
City Physician-Edw ward G. McDonough.
Observation-Disclosures ". Bray, Henry B.
Merrill, Willis B. Moulton.
superintendent Of school BuIldings-T. p.
McGowan.
Inspector of Buildfngs-Enoch W. Hunt.
Oyerssers of the Poor and Almshonse--
Charles +. Mounfforf, James A. O'Neill,
Charles II. Chase. James H. ToEin.
After the caucuses all the members elect.
with Mayor Baxter. enjoyed an excellent
supper in the alderman's room provided by
Messing.
The inauguration of the new city govern
ment will take place at 10 O'clock this morn
ing. Ladies are invited to attend. In the
evening the subordinate municipal officers
will he elected: