Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-27

turel This sentiment I would keep at
The front in this administration, and men
viii lie asked to line up for 1t or against
it.
At the conclusion of the mayors ad-
dress the convention proceeded to the
election of officers, Alderman Holmes
and Councilmen Bangs and Dunn being
named a committee to receive, sort and
count votes. The results were as fol-
lows:
For city cerk-Dominique Matthew.
For member of the board of assessors
for three years-John Z. Church: for
two wears, to fill the unexpired term of
A. s. Cyr, resigned, Everett A. Shaw.
For assistant assessors-Ward l, James
Orrick; Ward . Harry S. Thompson;
Ward 8, James +. Dearborn; Ward 4.
Fred Lacasse; Ward 5, Harry T. Gilman;
Ward 6, Fred w. Libby; Ward 4 Will
liam 'McCaffrey; Ward s. Harold X, Doe.
For city marshal-Lawrenee j. ColSan.
For treasurer and collector-Nlles l..
Perkins.
For street commissioner Western dis
trict-Albert II. Ferran.
For street commissioner Eastern dls-
trict-Daniel A. Hewins.
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For city solicltor-Ernest l.. Mclean.
For city physician-Samuel II. kagan
For city auditor-Everett NJ Mower.
For truant offieer-Real Pelletier.
For street engineer-Henry +. HILL
For driver of city team No. 1-William
E. Corbett.
For driver of city team No. 2-Myron
j. Moody
For driver of Hook and Ladder No. L
James II. Currier.
For janitor of city hall-Charles Dostie.
For keeper of steamer city of Augusta
| C f. Moorlen.
For park commissioner years-Rich-
ard L. Goodwin.
For keeper of Kennebec bridSe-Daniel
A. Hewins.
Alderman Holmes and Councilmen
Wadleigh and Tracy were appointed a
committee to revise the lists of subordi-
nate officers and report at the next reg
ular meeting.
Dominique Matthew. having been elect
ed city clerk, rendered his resignation as
councilman from Ward and it was ae-
cepted.
j. A. Doyon was granted a cab drivers
Incense, ana lOlIoWlUS lHlS dCllOll the
convention was dissolved.
Following the dissolution of the con-
vention orders were passed in the board
of aldermen setting the date of meet
| ings of the council for the year 1885,
| for 40 p NJ on the third Monday OF
each month: that the mayor and alder
| men adopt the rules that governed that
| body for the year Just closed: that the
usual cards bearing tie list of Joint stand
ing committee be printed, also the ros-
tiers of the city government.
The city treasurer was authorized,
with the approval of the mayor, to bor-
row from time to time, during the cur
rent year. in anticipation of taxes of the
year, a sum or sums not exceeding at
any one time outstanding $4,000 for the
purpose of paying the lawful current ex-
/ penses now due or to become due during
the year.
The following nominations by City
Marshal Colgan for regular police
men We're confirmed by, the mayor and
aldermen: Orrin L. Choate, deputy
marshal; Charles F. Witham, Arthur
H. McCausland, William Corbett, Da-
Dauteuil
Lawrence j. Colgan and Orrin L.
Choate were appointed city eonstables.
Mayor Newbert announced the fol-
lowing appointments:
Member of Board of Health-Eugene
c. CARL
Health officer-Dr. l.. o. Roy.
Supt. of burying grounds-George a.
Prescott.
Trustees of Lithgow Library-Mrs.
John F. HILL r. f. Goodwin, Selden
Conner and Rev. A. c. LaRiviere.
Harbor master-Guy P. Gannett.
Inspector of buildings-Edwin Q.
Taylor.
Committee on pensions-J. w. Beck
and c. W. Motherwell.
Following the mayors appointments
brief and felicitous remarks were
made by Ex- Mayor Noyes, ExAlder-
man CARL and City Treasurer Perkins.
after which an adjournment was
made.