The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-30
lgH PIIN} FALL. FAST
GOV. VAN SAINT DISHES OUT a FEW
GOOD --ERTuS TO HIS
HENcs1MEN
oFFICEsEEKERs ARE HAPPY
State Appointments, hoard of Equal
izntfon Positions, and Places
ON Governors staff Are
the Prizes.

Gov. Van SAINT gave the official plum
tree another vigorous shake yesterday,
and as result there are a number of
would be office-holders who rested better
last night than they have done since
last election. The lists are as follows:
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Second Judicial District-Joseph Nc
I<ibben, st. Paul, reappointed.
Fourth District-Emerson Cole, Mime
apolis, vice Frank G.. Mcmillan, term
expired
Sixth District-Nels ]. Nelson. Waton-.
wan county, vice Swan BLK, OF Nelson,
term expired.
Seventh District-C M Sprague, Sank
Center, vice A, II. Hendrlckson of Sauk'
Center, reappointed by Gov. Lind, but
not confirmed by the senate.
Eighth District-F,red Greener, Chaska,
vice Matthias Nachbar, Jordan, term ex-.
pired.
Tenth District-O. G. LANCER, Houston
county. vice Thomas Meighen, Forest
vile, term expired.
Twelfth District L. Fflley, Louis
berg, vice Ola Loe, Montevideo, term ex-
pred
Thirteenth District-Henry M. Palm,
Worthington. vice j. E. Ring, Adrian,
appointed by Gov. Lind, but not con-
Fourteenth District-N. s. Gordon,
Crookston. vice Richard Glavin, War
rem, term expired.
Sixteenth District-G. G. Thorp, Han
@~S@A-~'
Eighteenth District-Danel Anderson,
Cambridge. vice Charles Judkins, Prince
ton, term expired.
The hold-over members of the board
are.
First District-Charles Betcher, Red
! Wing.
I Third District. G. Lawrence, Waba-
Sila.
Fifth District-A. G. Leick Owatonna.
Ninth .District-Joseph Diepolder, New
Ulm.
Eleventh District-J c. Mischief. Du-
luth.
Fifteenth District. N. Mari Aitkin.
Seventeenth District-C. N. Peterson,
Eairmont.
Gov. Van SAINT, State Auditor Dunn
and Attorney General Douglas are eX-
ofHcio members of the board
STATE APPOINTMENTS
Surveyor general logs and lumber. Sew
enth district, A. D. Stevens, Crookston,
to serve his third successive term.
NelS II. Hanson, Anoka, trustee or
state hospitals for insane
Chris. An1undson, St. Peter member of
board of corrections and charities.
Judson N. Cross, Minneapolis. to rep
resent the State Forestry association on
the state forestry board.
Greenleaf Clark, ST. Pauk to repre-
sent the State Agricultural society on
the forestry board.
NJ. N Williams, of Little Falls, to rep
resent the State Horticultural society on
the forestry board.
Charles l.. Pillsbury. municipal cleo
trical inspector for Minneapolis.
P. N Lindquist, St. Paul, master
horseShoer, to serve On the horsesh ,Wrs
board of examiners.
v. M. Bayless, Minneapolis, practical
hemDman on the state board of in
spectors of flax. hemp, etc.
Dr. O. c. Strickler of the state uni
versity regents, will represent the re-
gents on the board OF inspection Of
fax and hemp
STAFF APPOINTMENTS.
Chaplain-Rev J. S. Montgomery, Min
neapolis. 80
Aids-de-camp, with title of colonel:
c.. l.. West, Austin; "A. L. Reed, Mime
apolis; j. J: Windrom, Minneapolis; A.
p. Evans, St Paul. J. F, Connolly, St:
Howe, Little Falls; Paul Gotham, ST.
Paul; Ray w. Jones, FraZee; J. G. Miller,
Two Harbors; f. K. Terbe1l, Winona.
J. J. Eckstein, New Ulnl, judge adyo-
cate general, rank of major.
Dr. A. A. Ames, of MINNEAPOLIS sur
geon general, with rank CT brigadier.
DR.. E. H Whitcomb, St. Paul. as
sistant surgeon general.
Sherman Smith. Minneapolis, quarter
master general with rank of brigadier.
Majers-E, c. Warner Minneapolis, as
sistant auarterinaster general.
r. E. Lee, Spring Valley, assistant in
spector general.
M. Gassier, Duluth, assistant commits
sary general.
Hugh j. Jones, Minneapolis, aide-de-
camp.
J. j. Mckinley, Park Rapids, aide-de-
camp.