The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-02
PIE PASSED AROUND
LONG LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
SENT TO THE NORTH DA-
KOTA SENATE
NEARLY ALL ARE CONFIRMED
Names of a Few of the Men Selected
by Gov. Fancher Held Up on Ac-
count of the Personal Objections
of Senators-Gov. Lees Veto OF
the Educational Appropriation
Bill Sustained. a

BISMARCK, N. D., March 1.--(spe-
cial.)-Governor Fancher sent his NOM
nations for state appointments to the
senate this afternoon The plums fell
to the following:
State Board of Agricultural. M. Smith,
Emerado; W. D. McCJintock, Rugby; d. A.
McC-aren, Mapleton; ]. H. Williamson, Ha
vana; w. S. Hyde, Hanaford; T. s. Under
hill, Antelope; Ole Avig Milton.
Trustees Agricultural Colege-W. H. Rob-
inson, Mayville; R. S. Lewis, Buffalo; George
E. Osgood, Fargo; Alex Stern, Fargo, each
for four years, and E. M. Warren, La Moure,
for two years
Directors State School of Forestry-Lorenze
D. Dana, Bottineau; Hans A. Rothgarn, Will
low City.
Trustees Deaf and Dumb Asylum-Alex Nc
Lean, Devils Lake; o. A. Boynton, James,
town.
Superintendent of Public Health-Dr. H. D.
Quarry, Grand Forks.
Trustees State Hospital for Insane-Harry
Cornwall Eldredge; Charles MacLachline,
New Rockford w. A. Murphy, Neche.
Trustees MayviI.e Normal School-B. s.
Russell, jamestown; E. Y. Sarles Hilsboro;
Henry Richter, Everest.
Trustees Valley City Normal School,. T.
Sherping, Enderiin; J. Henry Plath Jr., Dav-
export.
Trustees State Penitentiary-J D. Mou.der,
Fargo; R. G. Turner, Gladstone, each for four
years; George William Stevenson, Mandan,
two years.
Trustees State Reform schooi-Henry Gil
bert, Billings; c. A. Kenney, Mandan each
for four years, and H. C. Walker, Stanon,
for two years.
Trustees Soldiers Home-Harry Gardner,
Lisbon, for five years, from March 8, 1899;
John D. Back, Valley City, for four years
from March 8, 1900.
Trustee State University, Grand Forks
David Bartlett, Cooperstown.
Oil Inspector-P. B. Wyckham, Mandan.
State Examiner-H. A. Lang,ie, Hllsboro.
State Superintendent Irrigation and Forestry
w. w. Barrett, Church's Ferry.
District Northumberland No. 1, Ed
No. 8, T. B. Hinebaugh. Tower City; No. 4,
S. W. Teal, Oaks; No. 5, N. Ferrier,
jamestown; No. g. William MacKin, Mandan;
No. T. A. F. Elliott Milton; No. 8, r. H.
Tracy, Steele; No. 9, w. Tompkins, Oberon.
The nomination Of Ed Davidson for
veterinarian was held up at the in
stance of Senator Arnold, of Grand
Forks, who objected to Davidson for
the reason that all appointees from
Grand Forks county came from the
eastern section, and that the western
portion and Nebon county are entitled
to place. He favors for the position
]. B. Campbell, Of Larimore. Another
reason advanced is that the stock in
terests are all in the western part Of
the county.
H. C. Walker, who was nominated
on the state reform school board, has
left the state. and Gov. Fancher was
Informed Of this fact
All the other nominations were con-
firmed.
The employers liability bill was
passed by the house this morning after
spirited debate. McHarg, Wolbert
and Hale spoke for the measure; Stew
ems and Wallace spoke against it. The
vote stood 40 to 16. The house concur
red in the senate's amendment to
Laughlin's house bill defining corpora
tions, and to the amendment to
Twitchell's senate bill providing a pen
atty for delinquent taxes on personal
property, changing the date to Feb. 1.