The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-16
IN N, D.
Some Desirable Places on Institu-
tional Boards at the Disposal
of Governor White.
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Oil Inspector, Game Warden and
State Examiner Among the F..
Best Paying Jobs.
Suecia1 to The Io11rna1

Special to The Journal. ...
Bismarck, NJ. D. Jan. 1G.-Governor
White has several appointments to make
in the course of the legislative session,
which must be confirmed by the senate.
The most Of these are Of trustees for
public institutions, positions of little
emolument, but desira BILE from an honor
airy standpoint. The boards appoint the
managing officers of the several institu-
tons and control their administrative
policy. -; ~
No radical changes are in sight in the
management of any of the state institu-
| tions. They have progressed smoothly as
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The terms of four of the five members
of the jamestown asylum board expire
| early this spring, and new, members will
be appointed in the course of the next
few weeks. Those whose terms expire are
Charles McLachlan of New Rockford, M.
L. Elkins of Mayville and S. G. More of
Buffalo, whose terms expire April Z, and
John Knauf Of Jamestown, whose term
expires April 2. c.. F. Mudgert CT Valley
City holds over: =. -Four trustees OF @the
state agricultural college ares also to he
| reappointed,. the members whose terms ex-
| pire being George E.. Osgood of Fargo,
Alex Stern of Fargo and W. III. Robinson,
! now senator, from Mayville,s whose terms
expire March l, and $. S. Lyon OF Fargo,
whose term expires April 2. Two trustees
are to be appointed for the. school for the
! deaf to take the place of O. A.. .Boynton Of
Jamestown and Alex Mclean Of Penn,
Ramsey county, whose terms expire
April T.: 49, = ~: - > - T.; z A...,;
There are three trustees Of the indus
trial school: at Glendale to be- appointed
the members whose terms will soon expire
being Charles S. Sturgeon Of Edgeley and
w. N. Boomer of Cayuga. Feb: IS, and
| ArI ~ A.rl,J>
Jan. 2. For the Mayville normal schoo
! three members will go out, Henry Rich,
:: ter of Everest B.: s. Russell OF James
i town. and E. Y. Sarles Of Hillsboro, Apri
| Z. Two trustees of the Valley City Norma
school are also to be replaced, the term:
Of J. H. Plath of Davenport and Herman
: Shirley Of Enderlin expiring April 7
Other trustees of different institutions
whose successors must De confirmed b.
, the senate are: -'f--. p. ::a..,-.. ~
State Penitentiary-W. P. :Macomber
, Wilton; Franklin Potter of Casselton, an
A. T. Crowl of Dickinson, April 2. :
State Reform School-W.J. Etheringto,
of Sanger, Henry Gilbert Of sentine
q Butte, and W.. II. Webb, Jr., of Bismarck
April 6, 1908. :. q. - ;.~~'- =
!: State University-Dayid Bartlett Q
Cooperstown, and William Bulge of Gran
Forks, April Z. H.. - "
Other appointing nts which must b
made are: Two members Of the stat
board of veterinary examiners, to take tn
| place of J. M. Sheppard OF Langdon, who's
term expires April 6, and S. Fisher q
Grandin, whose term expires Jan. 49,; tw
members Of the state board Of pardons, i
place of r. S. Adams Of Lisbon and Thos
E. Fox Of Willow City, whose terms ex
pire March 20; three trustees of the de
partment of agriculture, to replace, VIII
| Ito Dioho11 ~ Sanoar w Mann n
Mandan and J. G. allenberger of He
bron, terms expiring April 6; two member
Of the BARRIERS examining board in plac
Of Charles H. Bell of Cakes and Josep
Wickerts of Devils Lake,: two member
Of the board of medical examiners,
place of J. P, Aylen of Sheldon and +
Rutledge of Grand Forks, whose terms ex
pire July l. -
Several of the more important appoint
ments, which are remunerative to a great
err degree and among the best to be give
out. are the state oil inspectorship, no
held by Louis Schruth of Fargo, who's
term expires April 2; the state game wa,
denship, held by Ever Wagness Of Devi
Lake, whose term expires April &; stall
examiner, now held by r. E. Wallace
Jamestown, whose term expires March
The oil Inspector and the game Warde
are paid in fees, and the positions al
Both Schruth and Wagness are under
=. stood to be candidates for reappoin1
ment The state exaninership pays $500
a year. Wallace is also candidate II
reappointment, and Endorsements ha,
been filed with the governor from dinere1
sources. His first appointment was pa
of the agreement made at the time e.
4 Governor Fancher pulled off the stat
ticket as a candidate for governor, aftt
having been renoninated The positic
carries with it the selection Of a deput
3 at 81, 800 a year and an assistant at 81, so
Fl. G. Proctor Of jamestown, present del
uty examiner, is understood to be willir
to assume the, responsibilities of the e.
aminership. tss3f
There are ten state veterinarians tn,
must also be appointed and confirmed /
the state. The present officials are j. ]
Campbell Of Larimore. w. f. Crewe a
Devils Lake.. Charles III. Martin of Burial
s. w. Teal Of Cakes, g. A. Anderson 9
HI Valley City, William Mackin of Manda
81 A. F. Elliott of Milton, r. H Treacy
Bismarck, Argo Raymond of W illoW CT
and F. w. Tompkins Of Oberon
A state health officer is. also to. be a.
pointed to succeed DR.. IA. III. Hea1y
Grand Forks. IS 81 i ~ sss s 81 & s'ESi
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