The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
APPOINTMENTS TO COME.

SACRAMENTO, June 1.-THE Senate
will conclude its work tomorrow morn
ing by considering as special order
the question Of the ratification of ap-
pointments made by Governor PardeC
since the last session Of the Legisla-
ttlre. The Governor transmitted his ap-
pointments TO the Senate this after
noon, but as the Republican member:
desired an opportunity to caucus on the
question of confirmation the message
was not taken up. No. opposition de-
veloped in the caucus and the list viii
be ratified without change. Following
is the Governors list cf appointments
Tirey L. Ford Of San Francisco. Stat,
Prison Director vice R. NJ Fitzgerald
J T. Campbell Of Maxwell. truste,
of the State Normal Schol at Chico
vice Richard BelCher. resigned.
Thomas Addison of Berkeley, truste.
Of the state Normal School at Sar
Jose, vice self, term expired.
j. NJ Allen OF San Francisco, trustet
OF the State Normal School at Sar
Francisco. vice Frank w. Marston, tern
expired
trustee of the state Normal School al
Los Angeles, vice c. D. Willard, re.
signed.
John Wasson of Pomona, trustee OF
the State Normal School at Los An
geles vice self term expired.
:. c. Irving of San Francisco. director
of the Home for Feeble Minded Chill
dren. vice William Thomas. resigned
Frank NJ. Wilson of Berkeley, direc-
tor Of the California Institution for the
g Deaf and Blind, vice John G. aMttos Jr
resigned.
c. c. Desmond Of Los Angeles( trus-
tee fthe Whittier State School vice
: Waiter Lindley. resigned.
Eugene ce Burn of San Diego. mem
Der OF the State Boar dOf Harbor Com
missioners for the bay Of San Diego
vice self, term expired.
Herman Silver of Los Angeles Bank
Commissioner, vice self, term expired.
Judge BiackstOck of Ventura, Bank
Commissioner. vice self, term expired
y. MyrOn Wolf OF San Frasciseo, In
surance Commissioner, vice self, tern
Robert wsnkowski of Los Angeles
brigadier general First Bridage, Ma
uoRal Guard Of California
John A. Roster of San Francisco
brigadier general Second Brigade, Ma
uonal Guard Of California.
The appointments were confirmed a
q caucus OF the Republican member:
OF the Senate held after the AFTERNOON
session.
The communication from the Gov
ernOr sent 10 the Senate today did not
contain new appointments so the poll
tfcisns are still in doubt as to the iden-
tity Of Hsrbor Commissioner John d.
0ackenzie's successor. The Governor is
the only human being that knows who
will be appointed TO succeed James H
wilkins on the Board of Prison Direct
ors and ZOeth 5. Eldredge on the Bank
Commission The Senate during the
afternoon recess csucused on the ad-
interim appointments and confirmation
bin along the lire will follow
This evening Senator Clifford Cog
gins heard the news that c. 7. Elliott
of StanislSus County had been appoint
ed United States Marshal to succeed
John H. Shine. The Intelligence did not
produce a shock, as Coggins had
learned from The Call and by persozsI
letters from Senator Perkins, that Ell
liotts name was on 2 slate prepared by
United States Senator Frank p. Flint
and Congressman J. c. Needhan. Cog
gins is not roaring or threatening po-
litical reprisai He remarks that with
out solicitation on his own part George
Hatton promised him the place, and
that Senator Perkins ratified the prom.
lse. IT is said that the incident viii
?. not close just now, as a leading Re
publican of Northern California de-
ciares that he viii write to Presiden
Roosevelt and tell the true history o.
the promise to Coggins.
The proposed meeting of the execu-
tive committee OF the Republican Stat.
committee at the Union League Club
San Francisco, tomorrow engages at.