The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-22
NOT NAMED YET
Governor-Elect Stanley Has
Made no Appointments.
MIDDLE OF THE WEEK
He May Announce a Few--Ap-
locations are Numerous.

The Kansas City papers OF Sunday pub
lished a dispatch from this city. SEATING
that Mort Albaugh had been maGs private
secretary 10 the governor-elect, but mis-
IS denied today by the governor, VINO says
he has not made a single appointment Yet
nor has ne minated 20 any person whom
he VIII select for any Office in his gift-
He IS stid receiving many applications
from all over the STATE and says he n
tends to look them over thoroughly before
making up MS mind who he VIII select for
once.
Mort Albaugh arrived IN the city yes
terday on the Wichita and Western. from
Kingman. He went direct 10 the Carey
hotel and telaphoned to the governor, and
was invited 10 come 10 his office. Uhere
ne remained in close consultation until
noon, when they emerged from Governor
SANKEY'S private Office and strolled down
the street 70 the hotel TO dinner They
were not seen again until O'Clock.
Mr.. Stanley was approached BY an Eagle
reporter and asked If ne had appointed his
private secretary yet. and he replied that
he had not and probably would not have
the announcement ready for three or four
days, as he had not fully made up his
mind on the subject
Personal applicants and many callers are
stiu pouring into the Offices OF III. gov
ernor-elect, besides a heavy mail is being
received on every round OF the mail car
rier, which Is being carefully opened and
placed upon the separate piles, known as
Private Recommendations. Bust
ness" Applications" and "Congra tula-
tons There has been two new Depart
ments established IN the last few days.
They are Recommendation" and "Pri-
vate."
There has been a large number OF new
political aspirants come out for Office IN
der the new administration ''to be-
Many of the best Offices that will be
filed by appointments made by Governor
Elect Stanley have the greatest number
Of applicants for. There is one class OF
applicants that IS harder 70 set aside than
others, as so much can be said and talked
that a person would not try 70 convey in
a letter. II IS the application made by
personal friends in behalf of the man they
want 10 see win. a large number Of men
that would like to receive an appointment
but would not ask for one are being urged
By political and some by business friends
In all there are great number who are
announced for the various high official
appointments. Some OF them most promi-
nently mentioned are as follows:
Assistant attorney general-C. E. Elliott
of Cowley county. J. S. West Of Kansas
City.
Railroad commtssi ouers-James VI. Simp-
son. Mcpherson: Lit Crum, Oswego; P. T.
Foley, Parsons; c. A Mcneil. Columbus;
J. C. Morrow, Washington county; II. L
Mulard, Lyons; T. J. Anderson, Topeka;
Z. B. Cowgirl. Topeka; w P. billiard, Fort
Scott Barney Sheridan, Paola; James y.
Ffke, GoodIand; Thomas McCue, Colby;
John Harmon. Leavenworth.
Insurance commissioner-D. W. East
man Emporia: \ P. Riddle. Minneapolis;
James A. Troutman, Topeka; A v.Smith.
McPhers0n; Milton Brown, Garden City;
E, a Mcfarland, Lincoln; J. 9. Polite
wait, Jewell City; J. l. GalbraIth, Solo
mon
For the state board Of charities-G. ".
Kanavel Sedgwick county; Jacob HUM.
Laevenworth: J. s. Mcdowell, Smith Cen
ter; W. +. Bolton. Paxico; s. 3. Far
we'll, Osborn; L. c. Weldy. Galena; Alfred
Gibson, Neosho; R. Vincent, Washington;
J. w. Farrow. Elk county; John Gilmore,
Fredonia; Z. P. Bradley. Jetmore.
Directors Of the state penftentiary-F.
". willard, Leavenworth; Edward Rose.
Holton; John Higgins, Kansas City; a. A
Ross, Burr Oak; Louis Rothschild, Leav-
Warden OF the state penitentiary-J W
Skinner. Winfield. D, W. Nail, Herring