Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-16
APPOINTMENTS 70 Be MADE
GOVERNOR WHITE HAS A NUM-
Der OF APPOINTMENTS TO
MAKE.
TERMS OF INSTITUTION TRUS'
TEES AND OTHERS ARE SOON
TO EXPIRE.

List Of the Appointees Of the Governor
and Date Of Expiration Of Their
Terms-om Inspector, Game Warden,
State Examiner and Other Officers
to be Appointed.
Governor White has a number of
appointments to make in the course
of the legislative session. which must
be confirmed by the senate. The
greater number of these appointments
are of trustees for public institutions.
Under the present law each institution
in the state has a distinct board of
trustees. which must be appointed by
the governor and confirmed by the
senate. These are positions of little
emolument but are held desirable
from an honorary standpoint, and
there is always a keen local interest
in the personnel of the several boards
of trustees. The boards appoint the
managing officers of the several in
situations and control their admins
trative policy.
No radical changes are in sight in
the management of any of the state in
stitutions. They have progressed
cvroAth1v DC a Onnnrov r,pln md II
seems the general impression that in
the majority of cases, the present
management will continue.
The term of four of the five men,
bers of the jamestown asylum board
expire early this spring. and new mem
bers will be appointed in the course
of the next few weeks. The trustees
whose terms expire, are Charles Nc
Lashlan, of New Rockford; H. l.. FL
kins. of Mayville, S. G. Moore, of Buff
falo: whose terms expire April Z are
John Knauf. of jamestown. whose time
expires April 2. C. F. MIDGET. of
Valley City, is the only member of the
board who holds over. Four trustees
of the state agricultural college are
also to be appointed, the members
whose terms expire being George f.
Osgood, of Fargo; Alex Stern, of
Fargo. and w. H. Robinson, now SEN
ator from Mayville, whose terms ex-
pire March l, and S. S. LyoDo. of Fargo,
whose term expires April 2. Two trust
ees are to be appointed for the school
for the deaf. to take the place of O. A.
Boynton, of jamestown. and Alex Nc
Lean, of Penn. Ramsey county, whose
term expires April Z.
There are three trustees of the in
dustrial school at Glendale to be ap-
pointed, the members whose terms
VIII 0 70 expire being Charles S. Stur-
geon, of Edgeley. and w. N. Boomer
of Cayuga. Feb. Is, and Andrew Web
or. of Ashley, who resigned Jan. 2
last. For the Mayville normal school
three members will go out. Henry
Richter, of Everest. B. S. Russell. of
jamestown, and =. Y. Sarles. of Hills
horo, April Z. Two trustees of the
Valley City normal school are also to
be replaced. the terms of ]. H. Plath,
of Davenport, and Herman Shirley,
of Enderlin, expiring April z. Other
trustees of different institutions whose
terms will expire. with the late of ex.
Diration. and whose successors must
be confirmed by the senate are:
State Penitentiary-W. P. Macom-
Der, Wilton. Franklin Potter of Cassel.
ton and A. T. Crowl of Dickinson,
April 2.
State Reform School-W. J. Ether.
ington of Sanger, Henry Gilbert Senti-
mel Butte. w. H. Webb, Jr., Bismarck,
April 6, 1903.
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 ]. NJ. Shepperd of Lang.
don, whose term expires April 6. and
S. Fisher of Grandin, whose term ex.
pires Jan. 10; two members of the
state board of ~pardons, in place Of R.
s. Adams of Lisbon and Thomas F.
Fox of Willow City, whose terms ex.
pire March 20; three trustees of the
department of agriculture, to replace
William Dfeball of Sanger, w. II.
Mann OF Mandan and j. c. Schmallen.
berger, terms expiring April 6; two
members of the barber examining
board In place of Charles II. Bell OF
Cakes and Joseph Wickerts of Devils
Lake; two members of the board of
medical examiners in place of !. p
Aylen of Sheldon and H. RutIedge of
Grand Forks, whose terms expire
July l.
Several of the more important an.
pointments, which are remuneratiye
to a greater degree and among The
best to be given ont are the state
oil inspectorship, now held by Loujs
Schruth Of Fargo, whose term expires
April 2; the state game w~ardenship
now held by Ever Wagness, of Devils
Lake. whose term expires April =.
state examiner, now held by r IT
Wallace of jamestown. whose term
expires March 6. The oil inspector
and Ii game warden are paid in
tees, and the positions are worth SOW
eraf thousand dollars annually Roth
schruth and Wagness are understood
To be candidates for reappointment
state ~examinership pays 50 0 a
year. Wallace is also a candidate for
'eappolntment and Endorsements have
| ppAn filed with tho uororoo. s. ~