The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-03-10

snid he didn't wish to block the road and
he would not object to the reconsidera-
tion of the order if it did not do that.
The order was then unanimously recon
sidered.
On motion Of Mr.. Kehoe the order was
laid ON the table.
MISCELLANEOUS
The bonds of Howard F. Hall. Augustus
b. Brown, Stephen D. Hall, Edward P.
Sweeney, Ellen N. Perry were read and
approved.
2. j. Tolman's petition to erect a
dwelling on Pearl street was granted
subject to usual conditions.
/. II. Tucker, 226 York, and q. M.
Benson 131 Portland, also offered petit
tions to erect buildings. Referred to
committee on new buildings.
Allen Griffin petitioned for license as
a yictualler. Granted subject to city
niarshal's report.
Fred Goth was granted permission to
sell and keep gunpowder for one year
gu hject to the favorable report of chief
of fire department..
Adjourned.
IN JOINT CONVENTION.
Upon assembling last evening both
boards went at once into joint conven.
| iton, when the following list of subordi-
nate municipal officers was elected-as
nominated at the caucus-by strict par
ty vote:
For City Clerk-Edwin L. Dyer.
For City Treasurer and Collector
George II. Libby.
For City Auditor-Leroy S. Sanborn.
For City Messenger-George E. Mac
gowAn.
For City Solicitor-W MILFORD G. Chap
| man.
For City Assessor for Three Years
John w. York.
Assistant Assessors Ward /, Osman
9. Munroe; Ward 2, Thomas Pennell;
| Ward 8, Wilbur G. Whelden; Ward 4,
Charles G. Douglass: Ward 5, Orlando
e. Dyer; Ward 6, Richard H. Ball; Ward
| 7, Frank E. Sweetsir.
| For Chief Engineer of Fire Depart
ment-Melvin l.. Eldredge.
/ For Assistant Engineers-1st, Thomas
Payne; 2nd, Albert H. Hatch; 3rd,
George A. Dow; 9TH, VIM. H. Dugan.
For City Eleotrician-Levi L. Cum
mIngs.
For Harbor Master-Laid on the table.
For City Weigher and Gauger-Con-
| verse o. Leach.
| For Weigher Of Hay-Mark II. Sawyer.
! David Rounds.
| For Truant Officer -Eben S. Burns.
For Superintendent of Clocks-Ira Ber
| ry.
For Engineers of Steam Fire Engines
Maohigonne, No. |, Edward W. Porter;
Portland, No. 2, Warren G. Loring;
Cumberland, No. 8, Alfred Wiggin; Fal-
Casoo. No. 5, Charles P. French.
For City Physician-Gustav A. Pudor.
| For Consulting Physo1ans-Charles d.
Smith, Herbert Il. Twitohell, Addison s.
Thayer.
| For Overseers of Poor and Workhouse
Frank 2. Lowell, Willie T. Daggett,
Edward P. Chase, Charles H. Ross.
For Superintendent of School Build
| ings-Thomas A. Bowen.
For WeiRhers of Grain-Gilman l..
Brackett, William B. York.
For City ontables-Thomas N. Glen
denning, Warren E. Bickford, Augustus
B. Brown, Andrew J. Cummings, JOS
othy r.. Hartnett, William Hayes, Henry
S: Tricky, Charles A. Beal, George E.
Mcgowan. James M. Black, Franklin
i Perry, Herbert r. Sargent, Joseph G.
Sterli ng, John B. Smith, Edward P.
Sweeney, Edwin g. Thorns, James e.
| Jordan.
For Measurers of Wood, Charcoal and
Bark ;-George, II. Blake, Joseph H.
Blake, Jason L. Pickett. Randall John
son, William r. Bohannon, Argyll d.
Morse. jerome Rumery, Lewis l.. Thurs
ton.
For Measures of Plaster-Richard K.
Galley, Thomas j. Feeney.
For Surveyors of Granite-Cornelius A.
Mannix. George e. Hawkes..
For Public Weighers-Willard G. G.
Carney earn R Howard W v. Carey, Frank H.
Braokett, Richard H. Grimmer, Edwin
Coolbroth, Willard W. Fickett Edgar L.
Rounds, Samuel j. Knowles, George l..
Gerrish, George H. Skillings, Jerome L.
Watson, Gilman L. Bracket, Willard S.
Frank, Story H. Ross. Marshall R. Will
liams, William Ii. Litohf1eld, Harry o.
Moves.
For Weighers of Coal and Iron-Oakley
3. Curtis, Howard W. Carey, William
Castleden, Frank II. Cola. Edward Dud-
dy, Charles Il. Green, George L. Gerrish.