Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-21

JOS. Williamson. (S).
'lty physician. c. J. Lincoln. U6)
over Gilbert Goudreau, tS,.
street Engineer. Williams 3.
Getchell. (unanimous).
Street commissioner Western dis
trfct c. w. Trask, Q5) over C. A. CON-,
g.
-Four candidates were in the field for
the position Of street commissioner TO-:
| the Eastern district. and three ballots
were taken before choice was secured.
The results were as follows:
| Whole number votes case :. "a "a 90
L. u. Haskell. .............. 9 IL 10
=. u. Prescott, .............. 8 5 .
q. u. Cony. ................. 3 IL
Il. II. Lynn. .........-........ l
| B. B. Cony receiving the majority on
the third ballot was elected, and made
keeper Of Kennebec fridge.
| Park commissioner for three years.
| Chas. r. Hall. (undnimous).
| City auditor. L. E. Parkman, Q5) over
F. G. Deering. (S).
Engineers. fire department, c. W.
| Kicker. chief. Elbridgc Pedder, ]. G..
| Kicker, (unanimous).
Member School committee. three
years, Lendall Titcomb. (unanimous).
| Bell ringer, H. r. lockwood, (unani-
mous.)
Drivers Of city teams, a. L. McCaus-
| land, NJ. J. Moody, ,1ook and ladder.
| r. T. Williams. (unanimous).
Janitor Of city building, Isaac Clark,
(unanimous).
Keeper city clocks, Harry p. Lowell,
tunanimous).
Keeper Steamer CuShnOc, w. j.
Sheehan. U3) over w. G. lFificld. I'D.
Assistant assessors. S. r. Cannon, w.
II. Getchell. j. A. Woodward. Geo. C..
Mulliken, Geo. M. Bean and p. o. Char
pentier Unanimously.
1t was voted that surveyors and 9TH
er minor officers be allowed to hold
over until later meeting of the city
| government.
The election having been closed the
joint convention adjOurned and the
boards assembled for the transaction
| of business. In the board of aldermen
numerous orders were introduced
among which were the following:
Alderman Boothby introduced an or
der accompanied by a petition signed
| by the Maine Farmer Publishing Co.
and IS others for fire alarm box to be
located at the entrance to the Masonic
Temple. Referred to committee on
| fire department.
BY the same gentleman an order ac-
| companied by petition for two No.
| 4 nozzle hydrants to be placed in the
| rear of the Masonic Temple and the
Purinton block. Also an order for a
similar hydrant TO be placed on Court
street. just east of the railroad track
Referred to committee on fire depart
ment.
Also an order granting the use of
| the sidewalk TO the First National
bank during repairs to the building
The order received passage.
Alderman Clark introduced orders
fixing the dates for the meetings OF
the aldermen ard the common council
with the concurrence of that body
for the third Monday of each month.
at 100 p. NJ
Also an order that the rules of the
| last city council should govern the
present BODY until otherwise ordered.
Also an order that the clerk be author
lied to prepare roster of the city
officers with other practical statistics.
On motion Of Alderman Boothby, roll
Of accounts No. 3 was read and ac-
cepted. amounting to S5.516.67. and
+ the order for payment passed.
Numerous orders in relation to high
ways and sewers were deferred until
investigation could be had in regard
TO appropriations.
The following list Of police officers
submitted by City Marshall Breen was
Tread and confirmed.
Deputy marshal. Kervin r. Hanks.
Regular police, Geo. L. Fletcher, Lin
wood T. Dutton. Charles A. Miron, Ed
ward D. HARDWOOD Frank w. Chad
wick. Edwin L. White.
Special police. James a. Jones, Hem
ry c. Thyng. VIM. s. Knowles. Chas.
w, Kicker. Horace 3. Cony. Edward
Dayon. John Parker. P. o. Charpentier
Benz. r. Niles. VIM. H. Rackliff. DanT.
IC. McDayid, Frank Halves. Joseph
Dunton. G.. r. Fossett. Geo. B. Fish
er, Joseph King.
Special police for public places,
Frederick A. Brann and Joseph Pei
tier, Edwards mill; Isaac Clark. City
building; W. F. Spear. Ebridge Lier.
Geo. Rovnton and Orrin Choate. Flee
trio r. r.; 4. Frank Winter and VIM.
H. Allen. Insane hospital; Chas. f.
Grover and L. T. Young. bank watch
men: w. s. Kittridge. Opera house;
las. s McKenncy. court house: Ell
bridge Pedder and Daniel H. Mosher,
post office: Stephen 4: Thurston, Luh-
COW library; E. A. Weston and w. L.
THOMPSON. state House: Herbert w.
Ellis, Pettengilrs Corner.
The MAYOR made the following ap-
ro;,t,,arts for Joint standing commit
tees:
| Skeehan.
Highways ana sSfs'
Ayers. Keene and Church.
Poor department-Messrs' keene and
Harrington.