The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-14
TOO MUCH POLITICS
Conner Woodland Protests Against
the Dismissal Of the Work
house Engineer.
The New 6. and G. Board Approves
Appointment Of City Phys
ician Kicker.

+ Commissioner F. r. Woodland Of the
board Of charities and corrections made
a protest at last evenings meeting
against the purely political features which
marked the new regime In this board.
which Mayor Haynes, in his inaugural,
declared should be absolutely non-parti-
Fan. When Superintendent Frank McDon-
aid OF the workhouse read his list OF
appointments submitted for confirmation,
DR.. Woodland wanted to know why James
McConville, the engineer, was dismissed,
and lntimated that it was for a purely
political reason. President Haynes denied
1T, but failed to convince DR.. Woodland.
The new appointees at the workhouse
are as follows: E. H. Durey, driver, vice
J. P. McCarty; R. J. Brown, engineer,
vice James McConville; John G. Sterritt
and George B. Parker, guards. Other
changes will follow. DR.. Woodland voted
against confirmation.
City Physician George E. Kicker pre-
sented his list of appointments, which
was confirmed. 1t is as follows:
Assistant city physicians, DR.. O.. p.
LINER and DR.. Samuel Musgrave. the lat
ter succeeding DR.. c. j. Bevans; super
intendent Of training school for nurses,
Miss Jeanette E. Larsen, vice Miss Ber-
tina Erdmann; pharmacist, Ivar Sivartsen;
Charles Estling. engineer, vice Worthley
Fillmore. e.
...- HOSPITAL STAFF.
V5sl H 't t. w. ii Bell Ii soens: S h sFfaeZ
ou9pey eCFsp Meofe, slau Lind j. T. Stuart
surgery,--visittng staff, James H.: Dunn, Knq1
Wsfen Gs r. EltS Ma@
| J; =. Moore J. w. Mcdonald. 81. B. Sweetzer
| Orthopedic surgery, J. Clark Stewart:
Diseases Of women, visiting staff, A. W; Az
%sr John Sf A. ii
sulting staff, G. G. Weston, Frank Burton, c. M
Obstetrics, visiting staff, A. B. Gates W. H
suiting staff, Thomas L. Laaiiberte. Elizabeth In
9senses Of shilaF c visiting sta
diseases visiting sts s. Rob
sulting staff, II. NJ. Bracken. Godfrey Deziel.
Nervous diseases visiting staff, W. A. Jones
Leo NJ Crafts; consulting staff, R. 0. Beard, g
Diseases Of eye, F. G. Todd, J. D. Simpson, =
Mel Morton, Henry E. Holmes; consulting staff
Diseases Of the Ear. Nose and Throat-visitint
staff, j. A. Watson, W. N Porteous, R. A
s. Muckey, Bernt NJ Behrens:
Genito-Urinary. Skin and Venereal Diseases
Max Wander HoTet H. s. Nelson sfs
Reid, William de la Barre.
MISUNDERSTANDING staff, s. NJ White, g. F
Wesbrook, \. F. Irwin; consulting bacteriologist
Thomas Lee; clinical bacteriologist John G
Cross; clinical microscopic Soren P. Rees.
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Stain
ternal medicine, visiting staff. G; X; Richard
son, w. E. Leonard, J. F. Beck, George
Kicker; consulting staff, W. H. Leonard, D. W
Horning.
surgery-Visiting staff, H. c. Aldrich. A. 8
Wilcox, R. D. Matchan; consulting staff, ]. b
Steele, A. e. Booth. -
Diseases of Misunderstanding staff, R. R
Rome E. q. Austin.
Notwithstanding staff, Hugh j. Tunstea6
Cora Smith Eaton; consulting staff, George +
Roberts, Adele $. Hutchinson.
| Diseases of Children-Visiting staff, W..
Roberts, Margaret Koch; consulting physician
Fl. W. Brazie.
Conta sious Diseases-visiting physician, Pa,
A. Higbee consulting physician. Z. NJ. Hall:
Nervous DEMONSTRATING physician, Alonz
z. Williamson. ,ssf,..
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Visiting staff, F. NJ Gibson H. H. Leay1t
George NJ. Haywood.
Genito- Urinary, Skin and Yenereal Diseases
Visiting physician, c. II. Nell.