St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-08

Public examiner to succeed NJ. ID.
Kenyon; salary, $500; term, two years.
State dairy inspector to succeed w. j.
Ives; salary, Sl,S00; term, two years.
Four surveyor generals to succeed A.
G. Hospes, First district; 5. Ii. LOyeloy.
Second district: Alexander Frazer. Fifth
district; Hugh Thompson. Seventh dis
trict; salary, fees; term. two years.
Three members of the board of rail-
road and warehouse commissioners to
succeed George l.. Becker. st. Paul;
Horace Austin, Fergus Falls, and j. r.
Gibbs, Geneva; salary, $1,000: term,
two years.
Three inspectors of steam vessels
and boilers to succeed James w. Morse,
Minneapolis; Charles A. Bison, Hen
derSon, and w. ID. Tomlin, Duluth; sal
airy, fees: term, three years.
@AlSo, directors of the state normal
schools and of the other state institu-
lions and members of the various state
bOards-abOut thirty appointees, some
honorary, but mostly with per diem
salary and for terms from two to live
years.
The governor also appoints without
consent of the senate the following OIL
GERS:
Private secretary; salary, $1,000;
term. two years.
Executive clerk salary, $1,000; term,
two years.
Stenographer; salary, $1,000; term,
two years.
Adiutant general. to succeed F. w.
Seeley, Lake City; salary, $1,000; term,
two years.
Military storekeeper, to succeed G. L.
Chapel, st. Paul: salary, $1,000; term,
two years.
Three fish commissioners.
SecOnd-Lieutenant governor 10 sue
coed A. E. Rice. He holds Office two
wears: is president of the senate, and
has the casting vote therein. Ii the
governor dies, resigns, is impeached or
otherwise be 9 )mes incapable Of discharg-
ing the duties of his Office, they devolve
upon the lieutenant governor Tor the re-
mainder of the term. He receives, slO
per day for not to succeed sixty days,
and Is cents per mile.
Third-A secretary of state to sue
coed Hans Mattson. The secretary OF
state is keeper of the state archives,
and superintends the publication ana
distribution of the state laws. HE'S
member of the state board OF emlgra-
ton, board of audits, state historical IL
brary, commission on reports or the re-
gents of the state university. geology,
and natural history of Minnesota. ana
commissioner of state printing ne
cOuntersigns commissions issued by the
governor. Term, two years; salary,
$500. He appoints two assistants, one
of whom is commissioner of statistics,
and two clerks.
FOurth-A treasurer to succeed 10
seph BObIeter. The treasurer Is the
custodian Of state moneys and pays the
debts of the state on proper warrants:
He is member of the state hlstorical
library. commissioners of state printing
and emigration. Term, two years. sal
airy, $500. He appoints a deputy ana
clerk.
Fifth-An attorney general to sue
coed NJ. E. Clamp. The attorney gen
eral defends and prOSecuteS all suits by
or against the State, prepares drafts
of contracts. etc. Term, two years;
salary, $500. He appoints clerk and
deputy.
SiXth-Two justices of the supreme
court to succeed James Gilfillan and IL.
w. Collins. They are elected at large,
term, six years; salary, $4,000.
Seyenth-One hundred and three rep
resentatves to succeed the present IN
cumbents: term, two years; salary, %
per day for session not to exceed Sixty
DAYS. and Is cents mile mileage.
Eighth-CogresSiOn represent
atives in the Fifty-frst CONGRESS, term,
two wears: salary, $1,000. First district,
to succeed Thomas Wilson; Second. to
succeed John Lind; Third, to succeed j..
L. Macdonald; Fourth, to succeed Ed
mund Rice; Fifth, to succeed Knute
Nelson