The Portland daily press., 1895-04-02


City physician. 500
Truaut officer, 600
Clerk com mon &C uncll, 20U
Superintendent clocks. 100
school buildings. 800
Inspector of buildings, 15O
Australian ballot wardens, clerks,
election clerks, assistants, each
per election, 500
Health officer, per day, 800
Inspector of plumbing, per day, 800
Commmissioner of public works, 1000
'vsria,s WORKS, - '0D''''' pN' 1000
x#is a ssistant to act as superint ten
dent, 1900
First assistant civil engineer, 1900
Second assistant civil engineer, 1000
Third assistant civil engineer, 600
ssWith fees
**City marshal is allowed SIS month
for care of horse.
***Allowet SIS month for care of horse.
The salary of the captain of the Chem
ical Engine company increased over
last year. This is the only increase.
The pay of the commissioner of public
works was placed at $4,000, the same as
that of the city civil engineer before.
Alderman Thompson brought to the
attention of the board the fact that the
duties of the position had been greatly
increased, and he moved that the salary
be increased to So, 800.
Alderman Randall said this was a
year when they could not afford to in
crease salaries. Moreover, he did not
think the work of the position was so
greatly increased as to Justify it. If the
salary bill was to he broken up in this
particular, they would go in and raise
the pay of policemen and others.
Alderman Smith asked that the pay of
Hose Six be raised to the rate OF the 9TH
er companies. They had actually at
tended more fires than other companies.
Alderman Randall said they were not
worked SO hard as others.
Both the motions, thatssof Mr. Thomp-
son and Mr.. Smith failed to pass.
The council, on motion of Councilman
Nickerson, accepted and adopted the last
concurrence Without debate.
Alderman Dam called up the ordi-
nance relating to the purchase of school
supplies, and on motion of Alderman
Little so much as related to the duties
Of the city clerk was stricken out, and
the ordinance was then passed to be en-
crossed.
On motion OF A lderman Little it was
voted that the records of the police sta
tion be so kept as to show the place OF
nativity of each arrested person, instead
of the nationality.
The board concurred with the lower
board in changing the words, "Be it en-
acted,n to BE it ordained,n in the ordi-
nance relating to the commissioner of
public works.
AT the request of Alderman Smith
the Mayor explained the degree to
which the duties of the sanitary commit
tee have been assumed by the new
apartment of public works.
Adjourned.
TEMPORARY LOAN.
The following order for the regular
annual temporary loan was passed:
Ordered, that tor the purpose of pro-
curing temporary loan to and for the
use of the City of Portland, to pay the
in de ebtedness of said city due and to he
paid out of money raised by taxation
during the present municipal year, the
city treasurer be and he is hereby au-
thorized and directed to borrow from
time to time under the direction and ap-
proval, OF the committee on finance, a
sum or sums not exceeding in the nggre-
gate 5000, 600, and to execute and deliver
the note or notes of the city therefor, ap-
proved by said committee, all payable
on or before Noveymber l, 1895, with
interest thereon, at a rate approved by
said committee.
APPOINTMENTS.
Mayor Baxter announced the following
appointments:
Member of Police Examining Board fol
three years-James e. Marrett.
Msmber Board of Health for three
years-Henry p. Merrill, NJ. d.
Trustee of Evergreen Cemetery fol
three years-Fred E. Haskell.
Commissioner of Parks, Cemeteries and
Public Grounds for three years-Geo. e.
Raymond.
Water Commissioner for three years
Edward B. Winslow.
Superintendent Of Burials for one year
Edwin L.DFer.
Commissioner OF Back Bay and Fore
River-Janies Cunningham.
The above are all reappointments.
| Inspector of Milk and Vinegar-George
| H. Blake.
| Special Policemen without pay-Chas
| II. Anderson, at Portland Yacht club;
Witham Waddell, at the city stable; A i
bert T. Marsh, at Mystic hall; JOIN
Grillin, at Gasco Tanning Co.; NJ. NJ
Nansen; Chas. B. Rose, at Horse Cal
stables.
| Observation-Disclosures j. Rich. IIerber
W. Rich, Erian E. McDoGouGh, Henry Y
SkilImgs, John S. Cushman, john
Feeney, John &. Uownes, james Wallace
James II. Alexander, Edward Ii ATasker
Jeremiah Ilsley, John q. Roberts, Jane
A. Martin, James II. Tobin, Frank NJ
| Floyd, Cornelius Ilsley, Frank llsley
| Shai Berman, Marx Ittelson.
NEW BUILDINGS.
The following petitions for leave tt