Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
THOMPSON DEAD
PRIVATE, SECRETARY TO GOV.
TOOLE.
T,g -ss
MANY APPOINTMENTS MADE
Governor Fills Out Many State Boards
Changes in Building Force at
the State Capitol.
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MANY APPOINTMENTS MADE
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Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena. Mont. March 2S.Randolph
Thompson. private secretary to Govern
or Toole died at ! oc,ock this morning
OF complication of pneumonia and
pleurisy of the heart after an illness OF
about two weeks. The physicians found
this compilation hard to combat as
remedies for pneumonia seriously affect
ed the heart.
Thompson was a young man of much
energy and ability and for four years
before he received his. present appoint
ment was assistant register OF state
lands. His appointment as private Sec
rotary was the first made by the govern
or. and before he formally took office he
assisted the governor in the preparation
of his message and in other preliminares
to taking office. He was one OF the most
popular members of the present admin
istra,ion. He leaves a Wife and little
daughter.
The governor this morning made a
large batch of appointments, as follows;
Members OF State Board of Oesteopa-
cthic examiners: DR.. Charles w. Ma
haffay, Lewis and Clark colnty; for four
years; DIR. Asa NJ. Willard, OF Beaver
head county, for three years; DIR. Q. B.
Prickett, Yellowstone, for TWO years. All
terms date from appointment
Members of the state Board of Horti-
cultures: Samuel Dinsmore, Missoua
comfy, to succeed Daniel f. Bandmann.
same county, whose office has become va
cant by continued absence from the STATE
and whose term expires February IL,
1903; Oiney Taylor, y Yellowstone, 10 sue
coed l. D. O'Donnel, resigned. for four
years from date.
Member of state medical board-Dr.
l. D. Freund, of Silver Bow county, for
seven years from date, subject TO the
consent of the senate.
Member state board of dela,al exam
iuers-W. G. Pelzer, Cascade, for five
years from date.
| Members of state board of health,
| terms expiring on the dates named
DR.. William G. Treacy, Lewis and
Clarke, January 81 1909; Dr. Hugo
| L-oebinger, Silver Bow, January 81, 1905.
| N. James J. Belcher. BroadWater, jan
Larry 81, 1903; James NJ. Robertson, Gal
| latin, January 81 1903.
The Northwestern Lumber company
of ka1ispell filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state today.
They will manufacture all kinds of
lumber, sash, doors, windows, moldiny,
and own and improve water rights and
Looms on streams in Fiathead county.
I'he capital is $4,000. all subscribed by
| directors and incorporators Frank j.
Lebert. Albert H. Burns, John J. Lee
| hort, Edmund Gale, Charles L. O'Neill,
all of kalispell.
Minnie Doyle. of Marysville, died at
| the county hospital at 1l:3O last night
from an overdose of laudanum taken
| Tuesday evening. She had been drink
| ing heavily and took the drug to allie
| I!ate pain. She was brought to the
county hospital yesterday morning, out
was nearly dead on her arrival. She
vas conscious at the lasi, ana said she
| V as glad to die. She was a resident Of
the tenderloin district, having previous
/ Is lived in Helena. She was formerly a
school teacher having come here from
/ / llenburg, n. Y, where She was born
! recember %, 1874, and where her par
/ elts still reside.
The state capitol commission yester-
day received notice from f. l.. Frank
that Joseph Soss had resigned as mana
ger of the capitol work and he had ap-
pointed William H. Hamilton to sue
coed him. The announcement is re-
ceived with undisguised qualification by
the commission, and Architects Bell and
Kent who blame Soss for the slow prog
ress of the work. Hamilton said h.
would increase the force to over one
hundred men as fast as possible, ant
work five or six crafts at time. Hs
estimates that the first floor will o.
ready for occupancy by state officers
September I, and the whole building
finished within six months
The commission authorized the archi