Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-02
YEsrEnDAy,s ApporrTmENrs

n0 - AEEOlN
Made by Gsverner Buckley to FIJI
Vacancies In State boards, Commits
sions, Etc.
HARTFORD, July 1.-The following APP
pointments wore made to-day by Governor
Bulkeley to ELL vacancies in the various
state boards and commissions, and also
two county commissioners for each coun-
ty:
School fund commissioner, Jeremiah
Olney of Thompson, reappointed from
July 1, 1891, until the place. be filed by
the general assembly; insurance commits
sioner, Orsarnus R. Fyler of Torrington,
reappointed from July 1, 1891, until sixty
days after the next organization of the
general assembly; bank commissioner,
Charles Griswold of Guilford, reappointed
from July 1, 1891, until the next regular
session of the general assembly; rail-
road commissioner, William o. Sey-
mour Of Ridgeaeld, reappointed from
of the next session of the general assem-
Beardsley Of Milford, vice B. A. Treat of
Wallingford, and George G. Waldo of
Bridgeport (reappointed), for four years
from July /, 1891; clerk of shellfish COM
missioners, Frederick Botsford of New
Haven, reappointed from July 1, 1891, for
two years; fish commissioner, William
Sydney Downes of Derby, from July l.,
1891, for three years, caused by the resig-
nation of William M. Hudson of Hart
ford; state prison directors, Francis
Wayland of New Haven, Ransom l..
Hewitt of Wetherfeld, Charles A.
Elliott of Clinton, all reappointed;
George Best Of Hartford, vice W.
S. Bronson of Hartford, all from July 1,
1891, until the next regular session of the
general assembly; state board of charities,
Charles s. Garfield of Bridgeport and John
N. Douglass of Middletown, each for four
years from July 1, 1891, in place of James
Gallagher of New Haven and Leveret Wes-
sell of Litchfeld; auditors of public &C
counts, George F. Lincoln of Hartford, D..
W. Northrop of Middletown, each from
July /, 1891, until their places shall be
filed by the general assembly. They sue
coed Frank T. Rogers of Fairfield and w.
Cecil Durand of Derby.
County commissioners appointed are as
follows: Until Wednesday of the third
regular session of the assembly-Hartford
county, John G.. Chilly of Hartford and E.
w. Dewey of CRANKY, vice, S. M. Norton
of Bristol, F. Fl. Spencer of Suf6eld; New
Haven county, A. B. Durham of Seymour
and Cecil A. Burleigh of Hamden, reap
| pointed New London county, George A.
Haskell of Griswold and John T. Batty of
Groton; in place of A. b. Hurlburt OF
Montville and William Fl. Sexton of New
London; Fairfield county, Whitman
T. Mead of Greenwich, vice George
M. Olmstead of New Canaan
J. w. johnson of Bridgeport reappointed
Windham county, George Morse of Wood
stock reappointed, and H. Hall of Wind
ham vice A. A. Stanton of Sterling; Itch
ford reappointed, and Henry L. Warner
of Milford, Lyman Dunning of North Ca
naan; Hiddlesex county, r. G. Sheppard
of Old Saybrook, and Horatio D. Chap
man of Chatham, vice J. NJ. Hubbard o.
Middletown, and A. NJ. Wright of Essex
Tolland county, Adolph Korper of Willing
ton and Chauncey E. Brown of Columbia
vice Henry G. Ransom of Vernon anG
John A. Brown of Wellington.
The nominees of county meetings O
republican representatives have been ap
pointed in all cases.
Several other vacancies occurred to
day by expiration of terms Of Office
which will be filled as follows: Stat
board of education, E. D. Robbins o
Wetherstield; the governor and ieuten
ant governor will appoint if the genera
assembly fails to to do SO. State boar
of agriculture, vacancies created by tn
death of Lieut.. Gov. Alsop of Middle
town, and expiration of term of Levi
~. WEIGH of Woodstock. The board ma
fill the vacancies until they are filled b
the governor and senate. State board G
health, William 81. Brewer of New Have
and DR.. Ralph S. Goodwin of Thomastor
They hold over until their successors al
chosen. Labor Commissioner Samuel n
; Hotchkiss holds over until his successor
, appointed. Inspector of Factories CAY
/ tain William S. Simmons of Plainiel
, holds over until his successor is appointed