The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-17
NORTH DAKONA
APPOINTMENTS
GOVERNOR SENDS IN NAME FOR
STAFF OFFICERS.
With One Exception They Give Sat
isfnctiOn-Nanu:sc cement of State
Institutions to be Undisturbed-
President Worst, of the Agricul-
tural College. EXoncratel From
the Charge of Drawing Double
Compensation.
Compensation.

Bimarck, n. D.. March 2.s-Gov
Fancher sent appointments to the SEN
ate rs follows: State oil inspector, T.
b. Wickham of AIandan: state exam
liner, II. A. Langlie of Hillsboro; state
superintendent of irrigation and for
estry. w. w. Barrett of Churchs Fer.
ry; state veterinarians: First district,
Ed Davidson. Grand Forks: Second
district. w. +. Crewe. Devils Lake;
Third district. II. ID. Hinebaugh, Tow.
er City; Fourth district. T. w. Steal,
Cakes; Fifth district, G. n. Fenie1,
Jamestown; Sixth district, William
NlacKin. Mandan: Seventh district,
a. +. Elliott. Milton: Eighth district,
X. ii. Tracy, Bismarck: Ninth dis.
trict. L. w. Thompson. Oberon: state
board of agriculture. l.. ]. NJ. Smith.
Emcrado: w. ID. McClintock, Rugby;
d. n. McInren, Mapleton; J. l.. Will
hanson, Havana: w. S. Hyde, Han
nafcrd: Il. s. Sudergill, Antelope: Ole
ANvig. Milton; trustees agricultural
college. w. III. Robinson. Mayville; h.
S. Lewis, Buffalo: George Z. Osgood,
Fargo: Alex Stern. Fargo, each for
four years, and f. NJ. Warren OF La
Moure for two years: trustees state
%. -. N1oulNSls Ni 81, ~.
]. Turner, Gladstone. for four years;
George w. Stevenson. Mandan. for
two years; trustees Mayville normal
school. B. $. Russell. Jamestown; H.
y. Sarles. Hillsboro; Henry Richter,
Everest; trustees Valley City normal
school, o. Il. Sherping, Enderlin; j. IL.
Plath, Davenport; trustees soldiers
home, Harris Gardiner. Lisbon, five
years; j. u. Black. Valley City, four
years; trustees state reform school,
Henry G. Ilbert, Sentinel Butte; g. A.
Kennedy, Mandan, four years; H. q.
Walker, Stanton, two years; trustees
state university, William Bulge, Grand
Forks; David Bartlett. Cooperstown;
trustees school of forestry, l.. D. Dan,
Bottineau; Hans A. Rothgarn, Willow
City; trustees school for deaf. Alex
McLan Devils Lake; o. A. Boynton,
Jamestown; trustees state insane hos
pital, Harry Cornwall. Eldridge: Chas.
McLachlan, New Rockford; w. A.
Murphy, Neche; state health officer, II.
j. Quarry, Grand Forks.
The appointments were confirmed by
the senate in executive session. with
the exception of Mr.. Davidson, the ap
pointee as veterinarian in the First
district. The appointment was held
up by Senator Arnold, on the ground
that three appointees that were con-
firnled came from the eastern section
Of the county, and the senate took no
action on the maine. The appoint
ments give general satisfaction, ana
indicate a continuation of the present
management Of the several state insti-
tutions, as in many cases, reappoint-
ments were made. The penitentiary
trustees are new men, but the present
management of the institution will be
continued. The trustees of the state
insane asylum are new men and are
not antagonistic to the old superin-
tendent of the asylum, DR.. Archibald,
representing, rather, the other element
of the factions that We're created at the
time OF the asylum scandal, although
it is not contemplated there will be
any change in the management OF the
institution.
The senate committee reported, in
the matter of the investigation OF the
charge of double salary drawing by
President Worst of the agricultural
college, 1.-THE report finding that Mr..
Worst's position at the college was not
an Office in q constitutional sense.
,rnose VINO are most weary of life.
and yet are most unwilling to die, are
such who have lived to no purpose
who have rather breathed than lived.
Lord Clarendon.