Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-01-29
NO FAT JOBS IN NORTH DAKOTA
THERE is LITTLE CONTEST FOR
THE MAJORITY OF
THE PLACES.
NO RADICAL CHANGES IN SIGHT
OIL INSPECTOR. GAME WARDEN
AND STATE EXAMINER
BEST JOBS.

legislative session, which must be con-
firmed by the senate. The most Of
these are of trustees for public institu-
tons. positions OF little emolument,
but desirable from an honorary stand
point. The boards appoint the man
aging officers of the several institu-
tions and control their administrative
policy.
No radical changes are in sight in
tn management OF any of the state in
stitutions. They have progressed
smoothly as a general rule.
The terms OF four OF the five men,
bers of the jamestown asylum board
expire early this spring. and new men,
bers will be appointed in the course of
the next few weeks. Those whose
terms expire are Charles McI.achlan
of New Rockford; NJ L. Elkins of
Maysville; S. G. More of Buffalo,
whose terms expire April Z, and John
knauf of Jamestown, whose term ex-
pires April 2. c. F.. Mudgett of Valley
City holds over. Four trustees Of the
state agricultural college are also to be
appointed, the members whose terms
expire being George E. Osgood of Far
go, Alex Stern OF Fargo and w. H.
Robinson. now senator from Mayville,
whose terms expire March 1. and S. S.
Stern of Fargo, whose term expires
April g. Two trustees are to be ap-
pointed for the school for the deaf, to
take the places of o. A. Boyntcn of
jamestown and Alex Mclean of Penn,
Hamsey county, whose terms expire
April T.
There are three trustees of the in
dustrial school at Glendale to be ap-
pointed, the members whose terms will
soon expire being Charles S. Sturgeon
of Edgeley and w. N. Boomer of Cayu-
ga. Feb. IS, and Andrew Weber of Ash
ley, who resigned on Jan. 2. For the
Mayville normal school three men,
bers will go out. Henry Richter of Ev-
crest, B. S. Russell OF jamestown and
E. Y. Sarles Of Hillsboro, April Z. The
trustees of the Valley City normal
school are also to be replaced, the
terms of j. " Plath of Davenport and
Herman Shirley of Enderlin expiring
April Z. Other trustees of different in
situations whose successors must be
confirmed by the senate are:
State Penitentiary-W. P. Mac6mb-
err, Wilton; Franklin Potter, Cassel-
ton; A. T. Crowl, Dickinson, April 9.
State Reform School-W. j. Ether
ington, Sanger: Henry Gilbert, Senti-
mel Butte; w. H. Webb, Jr., Bismarck,
April 6. 1908
State University-David Bartlett,
Cooperstown. William Bulge, Grand
Forks, April Z.
Other appointments which must be
made are: Two members of the state
board of veterinary examiners, to take
the place OF j. NJ. Sheppard of Lang
don, whose term expires April 6, and
of S. Fisher OF Grandn. whose term
expires Jan. 10; two members of the
state board Of pardons. in place of R.
S. Adams of Lisbon and Thomas E.
Fox OF Willow City. whose terms ex-
pire March 90: three trustees of the
department of agriculture, to replace
VIM. Dieball of Sanger, w. H. Mann
of Mandan and ]. c. 5chmallenberger
OF Hebron, whose terms expire April
6; two members Of the BARRIERS ex-
aiming board, in place of Charles T..
Bell OF Cakes and Joseph Wickerts Of
Devils Lake: Two members of the
board OF medical examiners. in place
Of j. P. Allyn Of Sheldon and H. Run
ledge of Grand Forks. whose terms ex-
pire July /.
Several OF the more important ap.
pointments, which are remuneratiye 60
a greater degree and among the best
to be given out, are tn estate oil in
spectorship, now held by L. Schruth of
Fargo, whose term expires April 2; the
state game wardenship. now held by
Ever Wagness of Devils Lake, whose
term expires April z: state examiner,
now held by r. E. Wallace of James,
town. whose term expires March s.
The Oil inspector and the game ward
en- are paid in fees. and the positions
are worth several thousand dollars an
nually.
Both Schruth and Wagness are un-
derstood to be candidates for reap
pointment. The state examinership
pays $4,000 a year. Mr.. Wallace is
also a candidate for reappointment.
The position carries with it the selec-
ton of deputy at s1.S0o per year and
an assistant. at $1,000. H. G. Proctor
OF jamestown. present deputy examin-
er, is understood to be willing to as
sumo the responsibilities of the exam
inership.
There are ten state veterinarians
that must be appointed and confirmed
by the senate. The present officials
are J. B. Campbell Of Larimore; w.
F. Crewe, Devils Lake; Charles H.
Martin, Buffalo: S. w. Teal, Cakes;
c. A. Anderson. Valley City; William
Mackin, Mandan; A. F. Elliott. Milton:
r. M. Treacey, Bismarck: Argo Ray
mond, Willow City; F. W. Tompkins.
Obercn
"A state health officer is also to be ap-
pointed. to succeed DR.. II. H. Eealy Of