Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-09
Ballots For Officers

Inc next in Oroer was the eiectlon
of city officials. In accordance with
the slate announced after their meet
ing, Friday evening, the Republicans
easily elected all the candidates by 4
IL TO majority, except in the case Of
city engineer, when Eugene W. Craw-
ford. a Democrat. was the unanimous
choice for the important position that
he has so admirably filled for the past
year. The results of ballots for Off
GERS is as follows:
City Clerk, j. a. Leterneau, Is; F. L.
Dubord, 6.
City Treasurer and Collector Of
Taxes. S. a. Annis, Is; Howard Morse,
Assessor of Taxes for three years, z.
D. Moves. IA, John B. F'riei. 6.
Assistant Assessors, each receiving
ten votes:
Ward l. Arthur Crafty.
Ward 2, Alfred n. Butler.
Ward 9, George L. Cannon.
Ward I, Albert Wade.
Ward 5, Percy F'orter.
Ward s, Henry W. Rancourt.
Ward Z, Daniel IaFleur.,
City Physician, Dr. H. L. Parizo. IA;
DR.. n. Bison, 6.
City Solicitor, Carroll ~ Perkins 16 +;
Fred W. Clair. ).
City Auditor, Otto Knauff, Is; L. E.
Thayer, 6.
Street Commissioner, E. D. Estey,
10: Augustus Marshall, 6.
City Engineer, Eugene Crawford, 81.
Superintendent of buriaIs: II. R. Mitch.
ell 10, S. L. Berry 6.
Cemetery committee, with City CLERK
]. A. Leterneau. who had been sworn ir
by Mark J. Bartlett Immediately after
the former had been elected, casting g
ballot for all: Fred J. Arnold, George
L. Cannon and DIR. j. +. Poulin.
Undertakers: Frank Redington, Charles
Roderigue, Edmond Vallee, T. Harold
Branch and Charles +. Aver.
Cutler Of hoops and slaves: E. G.
Meader and Charles A. Flood.
Surveyors Of wood and lumber: Sydney
A. Green and e. Payson Witham.
Measurers of wood and bark and weigh
ers of ice, coal and hay: a. w. Flood
II. NJ. Fuller F. NJ. Rand, C. A. Flood
A. Z. Purinton, c. r. Davis. Carl Green
G. A. Wilson, w. 7. Sterling, J. P
Giroux, Frank L. Merrick, Frank r. AL
drich. Teri L. Begin, Moses W. Crosby
George d. Farnham, Peter Gagne, Eu-
gene C. Herring, Alphonse Lafiamme. c.
NJ. Ryan, E. F. Traynor. w. A. Tray
nor Jos. Trumna, c. A. Tulley, G. B
vigue. David P. vigue, Edward H. vigue
Joseph NJ. Vigue, Lewis Vigue, Guy A.
III ~
Tracy.
Fence viewers: Frank Williams, Mar
tin Blaisdell and ]. W. Morrill,.
Sealers of weights and measures. In
spector Of vinegar. coal. oil and burning
fluid: Leo S. Whitaker.
Sealers of leather: Leslie P. Loud, L.
E. Hilliard. John D. Reed and Arthur L.
Homes.
Truant officers: William Colby. Pearl
E. Scribner and George L. Cannon.
After the hour or so taken in the cleo
ton Of the above officers the joint ses-
sion was dissolved and Alderman Austin
introduced bill in the upper board au-
thorizing the city treasurer to borrow
for the present year an aggregate sum
not to- exceed $125,O00, and to execute
nOIeS IOT the same 4AlS was CONCuTTeO
in by the lower board. A committee of
aldermen Pulsifer and Spauiding and
Councilman Butler was named in the
upper house to have charge of the part
the city government would have with the
board Of education in supervising the re-
pair work on the new High school
Committees
The following committees were then
announced by Mayor Bartlett:
Accounts-Mayor Bartlett, Alderman
Epaulding, Alderman Austin, Alder
man Darviau, Councilman Knauff.
Councilman Rodrick, Councilman Rose.
Bells and Clocks-Alderman Lam
bert, Alderman Austin, Councilman
Stewart, Councilman Page.
Claims-Alderman Pulsifer, Alder
man Lambert, Councilman Tracy,
Councilman Simpson, Councilman Ia
louise.
F1nance-Alderman Austin, Alder
man Darviau. Councilman Knauff,
Councilman Roderick, Councilman,
Toulouse: