Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20
INAUGURATION.
(Continued from page 81

Causland.
Caretaker Of steamer Cushnoc. F.
Clark
Keeper of Kennebec bridge. L. G
Haskell.
Surveyors OF lumber. b. Shaw, J
w. Glidden, f. II. Jones. c. f. Nor.
rill, Sumner Barton, ]. c. Weber, c
A. Knowles. G. w. Hanks, w. H
Pierce, Abner Coombs, A. II. Lyon, ]
A. Jones, o. +. Cummings. F. d. Col.
burn, r. w. Ellis, Abram Coombs, w
II. Bruce, Smith s. Randall. William
w. jackson, George A. Colburn, Arthur
r. Lishness. I. II. Randall, Charles +
Purinton. r. b. Purinton, Harry T
Gilman. Henry Lyon, John r. Church
ID. T.. Foster. Joseph A. Shaw.
Surveyors OF wood. stone and bark
II. Gardiner. Henry Lyon, w. G. FL
field. Cyrenus Ballard. A. NJ. Brann. c
w. stone, s. Il. Cross. 8. Il. worthley
w. r. Percivai. G. A. Knowles. w. W
jackson, A. woodman. J. Il. Shaw
@. W. Hanks. G. +. Perry. W. H.
Bruce, T. 4. Bartlett. &. X. Hall. NJ
y. Campbell. I. III. Randall. +. III. Jones
Sumner Barton. w. A. Hanks. Daniel
Z. Foster, A. p. Saben. III. II. Cony
r. Il. Purinton. c. +. Purinton. J. +,
Church. ID. s. Young. Il II. Weston. r.
b. Smith. Henry r. Clark. r. r.
Packard. George NJ. Bean. Josiah A.
Norton. A. T. Fuller. Charles A. Wards
worth. Charles A. Gay. John III. Ward
Joseph A. Shaw.
Sealers OF leather-GeOrge r. Halves
Fred l.. Hersey, Sumner Pullen, Fred
w. Chase, Henry $. Haskell.
weighers Of coal. hay and ICE
Stone. NJ. s. Campbell. A. NJ. Brown
II. b. Cony. Charles +. Purinton. F. Il
Purinton. Charles b. Philbrick. Ernest
II. Burns, c. H.. White, r. II. Jones
O. I. Stone, William George. Albert c
Brown, Herbert c. Rideout. Fred Il
Hill, f. Whitman. Henry Hayes, o. o
Stetson. G. D. Haskell, F. A. Lincoln
w. l.. Thompson.
Tythingmen-J. F. Bean, II. T
Morse. Wellman Curtis, G. A. Cony
c. H. White, s. w. Lane, G. A. Robert.
son. George NJ. Bean. Stephen Folsom
F. L. Harrington, Henry NJ. Breen.
Fence viewers-G. A. Cony, Well
man Curtis, F. w. Ellis, F. H. Chad
wick, George w. Carleton, l. NJ. Sher-
man. w. F. Walker, Jesse Ballard, G
A. Robertson, Roscoe Penney.
There was some question over the
duties Of assistant assessor. Assessor
Harrington on request stated that they
were necessary in Ward and would
be of value in other wards in getting
the number OF polls. In reply to a
question he stated that the assessors
go over the ground after the assist
ants. But he said that it would pay
to have an assistant in Ward 4.
Alderman Sewall expressed the opin-
ion that 1t might be of value to have
an assistant living in the ward in
which he worked
Mayor Lane said he regarded the as
sistant assessor unnecessary except in
Ward 4. In that ward the assessor, he
said, would lose valuable time by
working alone.
On the motion of Alderman Sewal
l.. l.. Dyer was elected to assistant as
SCISSOR in Ward 4.
The election Of the other officers then
continued. The election of pound
keeper was laid on the table. The
election of truaht officer and members
OF the fire department were also
tabled.
Alderman Purinton and Councilman
Manley were appointed a committee to
arrange for a time OF holding the city
government meetings and reported in
favor OF the first Thursday after the
second Wednesday of the month. The
report was accepted and that time
agreed upon. This time is the same as
that for a number OF years.
When the joint convention had been
dissolved an order embodying the re-
port of the committee regarding the
time for holding the regular meeting,
was given passage by the aldermen.
The report Of the city auditor was
accepted.
On the motion OF Alderman Sewall il
was voted to continue the Saturday
evening meetings.
An order that the mayor contract
with some suitable parties for printing
the city reports was passed. Mayor
Lane before the passage explained
that the purpose of the order is to get
out the reports before they become an
Gent history
The rules governing the former city
government were adopted as govern
ing the present administration
An order authorizing the printing of
the usual number Of cards containing
the names Of the city officers was
passed
An order relating to taking up the
matter. OF revision OF ordinances re
ferred by the old to the new city gov
eminent. and leaving the matter prac-
ticaliy as before in the hands of a
committee of the mayor, an alderman
and a member OF the council. was
passed. The mayor appointed Alder
man Purinton from the upper board
as member of that committee.
The meeting then adjourned.