Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-07
OFFICES TO RE FILLED.
Those Whose Successors Will
 Named at This Session.

Those Whose Successors Will be
 Named at This Session.
 The next senate will be called upon to take action on the appointment by the governor of successors to the following officers, the date of whose expiration of term of office is given
 State board of agriculture--Lewis J. welles of Woodstock, July |, 1891; Joseph W. Alsop of
 Bank commissioner-Charles Griswold of Gull ford July 1, 1891.
 Saybrook, June 20, 1892 also appointment to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. W. M. Hudson.
 Shell fish commissioners-George C. Waldo of Bridgeport, July l, 1891; Bryant A. Treat of Wal New Haven, July 1, 1891.
 Inspector of factories-William S. Simmons,
 Harbor commissioners of New Haven harbor- Thomas R. Trowbridge of New Haven June 30 1891; George B. Martin of New Haven. The lat ter was appointed by the governor to the vacan- cy caused by the death of ex-Governor James E. English. Governor English's office would have expired June 3o 1891 and the present incumbent someone to serve out Governor English's unfin- ished term.
 State prison directors-W. s. Bronson of Hart field, July i, 1897; Francis wayiand of New Ha- ven, July 1, 1891 Charles A. Eliot of Clinton, who eaPe by the dsath of Thomas out the unfinished term of Thomas Sanford. It would have expired July 1, 1881. Insurance commissioner-Orsamus R. Fyler of Torripgton, July ], 1891.
 Commissioner of the bureau of labor statistics Samuel M. Hotchkiss of Hartford, July ], 1891. Railroad commissioners-William O. Seymour
 State board of charities-James Gallagher of Esa aayen July Sg so vessels or | Board of control of the Connecticut agricul- | tural experiment statioD-Edwin Hoyt of New Canaan, July l, 1899.
 State board of health-Willam H. Brewer, New Haven, July 1, 1s91 Ralph S. Goodwin of Thom- aston, July 1, 1891.
 | DIRECT EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
 Certain offices will be filled by the gov ernor by direct appointment. Those whose terms expire before the meeting of the general assembly in 1893, with the date | of the expiration of office in each case, are the following:
 Inspectors of steam boiers-Frederick H. La forge of Waterbury, September 30 1891 George moyG5 or of New oadop ocober is9s. .'''' D' ''''-''nN 0- -''' '1' o -
 Inspector general of gas meters and nluminat- 1 ing gas-William G. Mixter of New Haven, Sep
 Harbof masters-John McNeil of Bridgeport, 1891; M; ". Merwin of Milford, August a5, 1891 ; William B. Morgan of New Haven, September I Zophar Lawrence of Stamford, June 12 1892
 Deputy harbor masters-C Charles E. Olds of Norwalk, December 15, 1ss1 Oliver P. Hoyt of l Stamford, June 12, 1899.
 State chemists-Robert B. Riggs of Hartford, November 20, 1891; Herbert E: Smith of New Ha- l ven, November 20, 1891; William T. Cutter of East Lyme, May +, 1892; Sylvester P. Wheeler of Bridgeport, August 5, 1892. -. ..- -r.
 Commissioners of pharmacy-Charles A. Rap elye of Hartford, June l, 1891; John Fl. Grannfss of Old Saybrook, June 1, 1891.
 Dairy commissioner-Gideo D. Winslow of Hartford, May 1, 1892.
 | JUDGES.
 This senate will also be called upon to act on the governors nomination of a judge of the supreme court and judge of | the superior court. The term of Dwight Loomis of Rockville, judge of the supreme court expires June 8, 1891, and the term 1 of Edward J. Sanford of New Haven, judge of the superior court, expires June 27, 1891.
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