The Republican journal., 1920-03-18
City marshal, M. R. Knowlton.
Auditor, H. II. Coombs.
Harbor master, N. S. Lord.
Port warden. NJ. S, Lord.


Auditor, H. Fl. Coombs.
Harbor master, N. S. Lord.
Port warden, N. S. Lord.
Truant officer, M. R. Knowlton.
Inspector of buildings, j. &. Aborn.
Inspector of milk, E. c. Dow.
Assistant engineers, w. j. Clifford, F.
x. Pendleton.
City electrician, C G. Dickey.
Superintendent of park, Frank H. Mayo.
Assessor for years, M. w. Lord.
Overseers of the poor, W. L. West. G..
G. Abbott, Mrs. Blanche D, Clay.
Board of health, 2 years, A. P. Goodhue.
Board of health, 8 years, M. r. .Knowlton
Health officer, o. S. Vickery.
Trustees Belfast Free Library, Selwyn
Thompson, Ben Hazeltine, A. E. Wilson,
Samuel Adams, Chas. S. Bickford.
Policemen, P. S. Edgecomb, E. S. White
head, F. T. Mason, H. H. Wentworth, H.
A. Shaw, E. A. Nickerson, j. D. Hill, B.
E. Annis, w. B. Bartlett, I. j. Brown, E.
D. White, r. L. Robertson.
Surveyors of lumber, j. C. Durham, H.
L. Stevens, w. X. Keene, B. B. Green
law, V. A. Simmons, F. A. Holmes, r.
L. Cooper, A. E. Bracket, H. Fair
Holmes, C. B. Holmes, L. B. Roberts, A.
L. Howard, T. L. Decrow, E. E. Babcoch,
c. E. Hopkins, E. R. Colson, W. H.
Mitchell.
Measurers of Grain and Salt, H. L.
Stevens, R. H. Mosher, w. B. Dutch,
V. L. Hall, B. r. Allen.
Weighers of Coal and Hay, H. L. Stew
ems, r. H. Mosher, r. H. Patterson,
Jesse L. Staples, G. B. Salter v. A.
Simmons, C. B. Holmes, X. B. Craig, E..
A. Wadsworth, B. R. Allen.
Measurers of Wood and Bark, H. l..
Stevens, F. A. Holmes, c. B. Holmes, R.
H. Mosher, l.. B. Roberts. v. A. Sim
mons, X. B. Craig, E. A. Wadsworth, E.
X. Colson, R. l.. Cooper, w. H. Mitchell
Cullers of Hoops and Slaves: F. A.
Holmes, W. G. Hatch, R. H. Mosher.
Fence Viewers, E. o. Pendleton, G. F.
Mayhem, Richard Merriam.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, P. S.
Edgecomb.
Constables, Edmund Wilson, B. E. An
mis-.
City Weighers. William H. Bray, o. V.
Staples.
Trustee Belfast Water District, years,
Elmer A. Sherman.
The Mayor and City Marshal were en-
powered to select two nightwatchmen
from the list of policemen.
The following joint standing commit
tees were appointed: ~
Finance, Accounts, and Claims, Alder
man Cooper, Councilmen Howes and
Thompson.
Public Schools, Alderman Hatch, Coun-
cilmen Sylvester and Higgins.
Highways and Bridges, Alderman Sim
mons, Councilmen Davis and Hall.
Bylaws and Police Regulations, AL
derman Hatch; Councilmen Kimball and
Staples.
Enrolled Ordinances, Alderman Hatch;
Counc linen Howes and Higgins.
Sidewalks, Alderman Simmons; Coun-
cilmen Howes and Lane.
Cemeteries, Alderman Clement; Coun-
cllmen Howes and Lane.
Sewers, Alderman Clement; Council
men Sylvester and Lane.
Lights, Alderman thompson; Council
men THOMPSON and Staples
State Pensions, Aldermen Simmons,
Cooper and Clements.
The following orders were passed in
concurrence:
Ordered: That the regular meetings of
the city council for the ensuing year shall
be held on tbe first Monday of each month
at 7.3O p. m.
Ordered: That all barns and yards of
all persons qualified as pound keepers for
the ensuing year are established as legal
pounds for the city without charge for the
same, except the usual fees established
by law.
Ordered: That so much of the Mayors
address as relates to finances, roads,
schools and bridges, be referred to the
committees prepare and REPORT to the
city council at the regular April meeting,
or at special meeting if it should be
called, the amount of the appropriations
required for the several departments for
the ensuing year.
Ordered: That special committee of
one on the part of the aldermen, with
such as the common council may Join, be
appointed to ascertain the cost of doing
the city's advertising for the ensuing mu-
nicipal year and report at the regular
meeting in May.
Alderman Cooper and Councilmen Da-
Wis and Thompson were appointed.
Ordered: That the joint rules of the
city council be, and they hereby are
established as published in the Book of
Ordinances and Rules in the edition of
1908.
Ordered: That the assessors for the
current municipal year give due notice
to the Inhabitants of the city to have
them bring in true and perfect lists of the
estates, real and personal, not exempt by
law, which they are possessed on the first
day of April this year; said notice to be
by publication in the Republican journal
at least three weeks successively and by
posting in some public place in each ward
Ordered: That the chairman of the
committee on highways and bridges be,
and he hereby is, authorized and instruct
ed to employ some suitable person to tend
the draw of both upper and lower bridges,
so-called, for the ensuing municipal year
Ordered: That all bills against the
city shall be itemized and shall be ap-
proved by the proper committee before
being placed in the auditors hands; also
that all bills must be in the auditor s
hands before six o'clock in the afternoon
Of the Tuesday preceding the first Mon
day of each month or they shall lie over