This volume contains the foundational documents governing the city of Portland, Maine. It includes "The Charter," which outlines the city's governmental structure and powers; "Joint Rules and Orders" that regulate the interactions between different branches of the city government; "Rules and Orders of the Common Council," specifying procedures for the city's legislative body; and the roster of "Standing Committees."
The book also provides a comprehensive "List of the City Officers," offering a snapshot of the individuals who held key positions within Portland's administration during the period of publication. This collection is an invaluable resource for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in the inner workings of municipal governance and the historical development of Portland, Maine.
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