St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15
CAPITOL NOTES.
Judge Perkins of the Thirteenth District
Commissioner Gibbs Better
General News

Henry Jenkins, Esq, of Alexandria, John
H. Ives, ESQ.,, of Crookston, Hon. A. L..
Sackett of St. Peter and Fl. D. Perry of
Hancock called at the state capitol yester-
day.
An original pension of 500 and 81 per
month for a veteran in Morristown was re-
ceived at the adjutant generals office yes
terday.
J. G. Williams, deputy sheriff of Henne-
pin county, drew fees yesterday from the
state auditor for the services of himself and
two guards for delivering the following to
Warden Reed of the state penitentiary
Daniel Donovan, sentenced to nine months
for larceny; Thomas O'Neil, eighteen months
thirteen months for larceny from dwelling,
and James Casey. one year for larceny
Secretary Young of the state board of en-
igration states that applications for the
illustrated Minnesota pamphlet are coming
in on increased numbers, the first edition
having been exhausted two weeks ago, and
that all applicants will now have to wait the
issue of the second edition. A great many
of the applications for the pamphlet seem to
be prompted by the success of the state ex-
hibit at New Orleans
THE LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
AS there have been some misstatements in
regard to the number of new offices created
by the late legislature to be filed by guber
Material appointment the list is republished
as follows: Five state park commissioners,
five members state board OF pharmacy, five
second hospital third insane asylum com
missiOners, five members of the state school
board, five directors state dental college;
three boundary commissioners, three boiler
inspectors. two railroad commissioners, one
dairy commissioner, three district judges,
one judge of municipal court at Duluth.
COMMISSIONER GIBBS BETTER.
Gov. Hubbard received dictated letter
from State Commissioner Oliver Gibbs of the
New Orleans exposition yesterday under date
of Washington, March II. Mr.. Gibbs states
that it was the third day be had been able to
sit up in his chair, that he was very badly
used up by fever before pneumonia set in,
and that he is recovering, therefore, very
slowly. His wife, he says, had pulled him
from death, his doctors having had the Grape
ordered. He will start for New Orleans just
as soon as be is atle to ride, but does not
WISH WIN HCoOGh hdy bbClC AhOAI tO1tuA Nutt
postponed on his account, as it has been so
thoroughly advertised for that date. He
pleads with the governor to be present on
that occasion as he shall feel that fully half
the work is thrown away after the interest
the governor has taken in it, if that gentle
mau has not an opportunity to see for him
self how Minnesota looms up there. He
further says that the congressional appropri-
h.. hair
premiums and medals and therefore their
full credit. 1t will also reimburse the state
for some of the money put into Prof Payne's
time and service, and for the expenditure
made in the women's department.
JUDGE OF THE THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
At about O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Gov. Hubbard appointed Hon. A. D. Perkins
of Window, present attorney of Cottonwood
as Judge of the district court of the
Thirteenth judicial district. Judge Perkins
Is a very able lawyer and has, besides his
present Office, filed those of state senator
and representative with marked ability.
Judge Perkins was also personally recon-
mended 10 the governor by Judge Sever
ance, IA attorneys of the district
and 103 citizens. F. F. Knox of Jackson
equity was dloO lOI dp-
pointment by II lawyers and 81 citizens of
the district, G. w. Wilson of Mobiles county
10y 4 lawyers and 45 citizens of the district,
and D. Rorher of Mobiles county by law
yers Of the district and 10 outside of it.
Gov. Hubbard also appointed at late
hour yesterday w c. Rice, the proprietor of
the Hour Glass stock farm and breeder of
short horn cattle and Berkshire hogs of
Zumbrota, dairy Cor Oleomargarine) commits
sioner for the state, the two other applicants
for the position having been r. c. Judson of
Pennington and II. G. Howard Of Crystal
Lake. The appointee is well and favorably
known throughout the state, and Is largely
interested himself in dairy farming. He is
the present secretary of the Minnesota Butter,
Cheese and Dairy Stock association, and is
gentleman OF large experience in the dairy
business, of more than ordinary gifts of
mind, and of undisputed honor and iuteg
rity. He was formerly a clergyman, and at
one time held passionate at Red Wing, and
since that time has resided in different Sec
tons in the state, in which he has wide