Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-10
PRESIDENTIAL NoNINATIONs.
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Large Number Sent, Including Many
Recess Apbyintments.

Recess Appointments
The President Vodayjzert to the Senate a
large number ofsnominA tons, among which
were the following:
State-To be consul, Thomas J. Cummins,
New York. at herto Cabello. Venezuela.
Justice-United States circuit judge for
the eighth judicial circuit William c. Hook.
Kansas ia RI
Associate justice Of the Supreme Court of
the District off, Columbia, Daniel Thew
Wright, Ohio. ts Il
Judge of the United States court for the
northern district of Indian territory-Joseph
A. Gill, Indian territory.
Treasury-Collector Of customs. David M.
Little. for the district of Salem and Bev-
Auditor for the Treasury Department
Deputy Aloysius E. Bowling. Maryland.
Passed assistant SURGEON in the public
health and marine hospital service--Assist-
ant Surgeon Matthew K. Guyn. Maryland.
Interior-Regfster Of land Office, Marshall
H. Jewell of North Dakota at Bismarck,
There were also a large number of recess
appointments, including:
State-To be ENJOYS extraordinary and
ministers plenipotentiary of the United
states: John Barrett Of Oregon, to the Ar
John B. Jackson of New Jersey. to
Greece, Roumanla and .Servia, and diplo-
matte agent in Bulgaria.
Stanford Newell of Minnesota, to the
Netherlands and Luxembourg ''
Hamilton King Of Michigan, to Siam.
Justice-To be assistant attorney general,
James c. McReynolds of Tennessee.
To be chief justice Of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, Harry M. Cla-
baugh of Maryland
To he associate justice Of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, Jeter c.
Pritchard Of North Carolina.
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court of the territory of New Mexico. VIII
liam H. Pope of New Mexico
To be United States district judge of the
territory of Hawaii. Sanford B. Dole of
Hawaii.
To be attorney general of Porto Rico,
Willis Sweet of Idaho.
Navy-To be chief of the bureau of equip
ment, with rank of rear admiral Capt. Geo
A. Converse: to be engineer-in-chlef and
chief of bureau of steam engineering, with
rank of rear admiral, Capt. Charles W.:
Rae; to be paymaster general and CHIEF or
bureau Of supplies and accounts. with
rank of rear admiral, Pay Director Henry
T. b. Harris: to be chief constructor and
chief of bureau of construction and repair
with rank of rear. admiral, Naval Con-
structor Washington L. Caps; to be briga-
der general. commandant of the marine
corps, Colonel George F. Elliott.
Treasury-To be assistant treasurer of the
United States. Clarence s. Herbert of Loul-
siana, at New Orleans, La. to be assistant
tington of New York, in the district of New
York, N. Y: Robert A. Oliver of Louisiana,
in the district of New Orleans, La.
Interior-To be governor of Hawaii, Geo.
r. Carter of Hawaii; to be surveyor gem
eral Of Arizona. Frank 8. ingalls, of Ari-
iona.
e War-To be lieutenant general. Major Cen
eral Samuel B. M. Young; to be major gen.
erals Brigadier General Samuel 8. Sum-
ner, Brigadier General Leonard Wood; to
be assistant secretary of war, Robert Shaw
Oliver; to be associate justice of the SUI
preme court Of the Philippine Islands, E.
Finley Johnson. .-,..-
Commerce and Labor-To be director of
the census. s. N. Dexter North: to be dep
uty commissioner. of corporations. Herbert
Knox Smith. ,sfts s1e
Postmaster at st. Louis.
Frank Wyman was nominated to be post
master at St. Louis. e He Is brother of
Surgeon General Wyman Of the public
health and marine hospital service.