Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-14
LIST OF MEN WHO HAVE ASKED
STANLEY FOR POSITIONS.
DOZENS AFTER EACH PLACE
THIRTY-TWO WOULD BE COMMAND
ANT OF SOLDIERS HOME.
CIamor Among Legislators Is Less
.Vociferous Than Under Govern
or Leedy-MOst of the Law
makers Satisfied With
What They Have.

not the great clamor among the members
of the legislature for positions under the
Stanley administration that there was I'M
der the Leedy regime. and the Republican
masses are glad of it.
AS u prominent Republican said to-day:
There is an almost universal opinion
among Republicans in the state THAT the
members of the legislature should not ask
nor receive appointments under the govern
or. The people figure that legislators are
elected to legislate and not to use the
positions to force themselves into other
offices. The Pop legislators two years ago
worked the thing for all it was worth. A
score or more forced Governor Leedy 10
give them jobs under threats of causing
him trouble and blocking legislation 1t
happens that the officials who forced them
selves upon the governor We're tangled up
in all the scandals: in fact. they were the
direct cause of them. The people believe
that the governor should be left absolutely
unhampered to select the best men II the
| state for the places. and not to be forceo
| to appoint some member Of the legislature
| because he has a club over the head OF the
administration in the shape of a vote
Another strong Republican to-day SAID
that il the governor should establish a
precedent of not giving members of the
legislature positions the people would rise
up and call him blessed. Il don't know
whether any of the legislators are pressing
their own claims for Office" said he, but
if they are l hope they will show their
patriotism and loyalty to the party by step
ping aside and letting the offices go 10 out
siders. 1t will help more TO build up the
party than any one other thing. II | were
governor, 1 would politely decline to con-
slider the application Of a legislator for any
position"
Governor Stanley to-day permitted the
newspaper men to get. at his book in which
the applicants for positions are listed. Inc
| book contains the names OF over ggO dp>
p%licants. There are at least 800 applicants
for anything The following is a list
places:
Ad3Htant generalmJ. N. Harrison. Frank
t!h; ai H.: D ai g ae9n +, NJ 5eff Aaams. {; J.:
enworth: j. L. Showalter. Sumner; r. A.
Campbell, Reno; Charles Worth, Mitchell;
+ aa1 F; Gr 3 r. aoS su EiIsr;; Charles 7; i Js MaTsin'
Bourbon: B.. b. Reed. Atchison; j. L.
shone. Morris; William Grehe, Leaven-
Bethards. Republic; Theo Botkin, Reno.
State accountant-T. j. Sternberg, Doug
las: w. J. Stage. Shawnee: W; c. Austin.
Chase; e. E. Lowe. Cowley; l.. G.. Beal,
Shawnee; S. B. Riggs, Lyon.
Secretary state board of health-M. ".
Brown. Norton; G. H. Wetmore. Lyon;
&: w. Simpson. Lincoln: J. l.. B. Eager,
Court Of v%isitation-Ed Freeland, Miami;
William William Finn Harvey; d; w. Finney.
Webb. Labette: S. S. Benedict. Wilson: G:
a. 0,Neil Cherokee: w. G; Hoffer, Lincoln:
b E; b; {. oT " MuFa haWn1 Butler +; i j.. F Si Kan ha-
Barton; T. J. Anderson, Shawnee; Henry
q hap N MdL, OttaWa; J; l.. Detweiler. Miami:
E. Elliott. Sumner: Sam Kimbie, Riley:
James II. Lowell. Jackson; ]. X. Wright,
Fike. Thomas: j. d. Milliken, McPherson;
J. W: Sutherland, Wilson; W. J. Gregg.
Roord of cbor;tias- n w wvo,, MAJ.
James McProud. franklin: r.. P. Nc,
Knight. Logan; J. A. Haston. Harper; c. c.
s RsS e w. 'e # Holiien Mi ID Noe: Mont I.
Vincent, Washington; Edwin Snyder. JET
ferson; Elizabeth MCGEE, Crawford: L. d.
c. G. Webb. STAFFORD: G. w. Pye. Craw.
ford: W; II: Mariners. Jefferson: c: ".
Angiin. Wilson; E.. +. Bradley. HOO odgeman:
, H.. G.. Webb. Labette; W. A; Madras.
Usage; w: NJ. Glenn, Greeley; n. w. Tay-
t Jordon. shawnee: c. A. Mitchell, Mont
/, gomery; Q. L. Coleman, Nemaha: ]. G.
,. SSt1ok; Jackson ons! G, g Ra Y Gpsn Butler Fr;r !: s:
: ", S. Bolton, Wabaunsee; J; B. Draper.
6abe,te p,s T; s Srs salanthiel' MontsGmsry
,, n, Colt. cowley;, G. n: Heatoa: Lin:
. coin; D.: W: kinsley, M9ntg1mery: l. {.
Cherokee: A. L. Mcmillan. Rice; S. B; Far
we'll, OSDOTne. W. i Alpolt. Usage, VI L.
Pickerel. Franklin; w. 7. Stoner. Pawnee
NJ. +. Mckirahan. Shawnee; J. w: Willis.
Montgomery; ], d; BaT Tbes s Spa 2 fxo e:
l William Cunningham, Allen; G. W: Hol-
lembeak. Gray; Cary Hinchman. Jefferson;
las: W. T. Hindman, Douglas: Sam Kerr,
Shawnee; j. T. Wilson. Cherokee: A. o:
: Rathburn. Franklin; Otis Lorton. Linn; ALI
A State oil inspector-G. H. Failyer. Riley;
! f. W. Butler. Woodson: w. b. Townsend.
: kfsSs' BpoWn; + +. u ". l PSiiitp so9 Simmer g: E I:
. B. Pulliam. Rice; Wiley Bollinger. Bour-
bon; S. o. Spencer, Bourbon; G; W; Ea-
. W. Morrison, Clay, o. B. Stark, Stafford;
I ]. B. Fishback, Shawnee, W. D.. Cope
: land. s~edgwick; W. r; Mcclure. Jstters9h;
9 Wabaunsee: S. Fee, Pottawatomie; Sam
. watson. Wyandotte: A. D.: Arment. Cow
> ley; E, G. Wright WyaF Robinson r. s. poa HsGk:
/; a + Lesh. Butler; ]. w. Fairman. Bour-
: : bon: j. H. Lasley; Wyandotte; soarn.,o,,.
t bette: F. ]. Brown, Atchisen; Thomas VII
son; Harvey Sam B Elalf; see GoWiey: +; e
j. 5sif +. sRichmond. Harper:, c; Il; Greg;
S s ES,siI. E Pott IA; 6anhaf''o o. " FL TiIfor 4
Johnson 10 n nusl:' G. s. Child, FRANKLIN: G. Frank
Jefferson: r. II Hawthorn Atchison; A: E
MMontromerv: x. Z. Shaefer, Montgomery;
T. NJ. Hancock. Johnson: ]. x. Brown
Bourbon: E. l: SHEPARD Wy ni1f ne MIL MIL,
Jam Barton, Labe't Ell 81 ri pii' :"
insurance commissioner-E. II. Brown
johnson: E. A. Mcfarland. Lincoln; J; l.
Galhraith. Dickinson: y. p. Riddle. Otta'
wa: ]. T. Randolph. Cloud; j {. PoItleth.
MCGEE. ~Leavenworth: Milton Brown. Fin,
nee: J. A. Troutman. A. L. At
wood, Shawnee: A. w. Smith. Mcpherson
i Brown. Marshall: ]. w. Day. Shawnee
w. V. Church. Marion; ID. Ainsworth, Har
yey: f. S. HaZieton. Norton.
Warden of the penitentiary-N. Reitz
Johnson: D. C. Brown. Harper; H.. 7. Pur
cell. Reno: J.. W. skinner: Cowley;
State lbTarian eectv !; M sadeR5c Was ;; Il
Riddle. Marshall; Gertrude Hunnicutt
Mrs. Mary T. Helmick, Labette; W. a
Waller. Cherokee.
. Superintendent Topeka insane asylum
DIR. C. f. McAdams; Sedgwick: Nj,
It DAY sf,S Sqm9 Wran nd tt S49 J. II. Martin Martin. ST Stat
Re ford: G.. T. Hass. Douglas: Edward Stan
y ley, stafford: W; II. walker: Mcpherson
G. S. Boyd. Finney; A. f. Emerson. Chase
Darius Pattyson. Cherokee; j.: F
ell P. S. jerks. Rene; Joshu
/ Wright: Sumner i'm, J; M l. lutte CGhnsS
re Reno o.: ]. N. Burson. Ford: c. S: LIntei
sses Doucias: A. ]. Weaver. Sedgwick; D. N
Ia SCHUYLER. Reno: John NJ. Tullis: Jefferson
William GLASGOW RepGeiici "A; G, Hi |
Undertake. Cherokee: p: T: Wolfe. Usage
A p Booker, Barber: W. r. Russell. Rus
". sell: Charles Smith. Johnson,
lie Superintendent Winrieid asyiummM; y
rs. Ewing. Franklin; H.. L. carey CONVEY: I
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