The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-04
SENATE DID NOT
CONFIRM THEM
Seven Cabinet Changes and
Long List of Appointments
Sent in by Roosevelt.
MOODY TO SUPREME BENCH
NOMINATIONS TO BE ACTED up
ON BY COMMITTEE.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Seven cabinet
changes and one appointment to the
supreme court bench were sent to the
senate today by President Roosevelt,
but they were not confirmed in accord
ance with general custom concerning
such important nominations. 1T is SAID
that there is no opposition to the ap-
pointees for the cabinet and to the
nomination of the attorney general,
William II. Moody, to be associate JUS
tice of the supreme court, despite the
fact that il was determined to refer
these nominations to committees for re-
port. The reason advanced for the de-
lay is that no message of any character
had been received from the president,
and therefore it would not be proper to
transact business.
The important nominations follow:
Secretary of the treasury-GeorSe b.
COrtelyOu.
Attorney generaI-Charles j. Bona
Darte.
Postmaster generaLGeorge L. Won
Meyer.
Secretary Of the interior-James r.
Garfield.
Secretary of commerce and labor
Oscar S. Straus.
Associate justice supreme court-Wm-
H. Moody
Civil service commissioner-John
Avery McInhenny, Louisiana
Interstate commerce commissioner
Edgar E. Clark, Iowa; James S. Har-
Ian, Illinois; Judson S. Clements,
Georgia.
Officials of the United States court
for China-Judge Rebbeus r. Whitley,
Missouri: district attorney. Arthur
Bassett. Missouri: marshal, Orvice r.
Leonard, Michigan; clerk, Frank E.
Hinckley. California.
Minister to Panama-Herbert G.
Squieres, New York.
Secretaries of emba ssies-Spencer +.
Eddy, Illinois, at Berlin; H. P. Dodge,
Massachusetts,, at Toxic.
Second secretaries of embassies
George Post Wheelock, Washington. at
Toxic; Paxton Hibben, Indiana, at
Mexico City.
Third secretary of emba SSies-Bailey
lines, Pennsylvania, at St Petersburg.
Secretaries of cgations-Charles s.
Wilson, Maine. at Havana; William Nj.
Langhorne, Virginia, at ChriStiania,
Norway: William Heimke, New York,
Havana.
Consul general-William P. Kent,
Virginia, at Guatemala, Guatemala.
ConsUls-GeOrge A. Bucklin, Jr.,
Oklahome. at Glauchan, Saxony; H. S.
Brunot, Pennsylvania, at Jeres de la
Frontiers, Spain; A. w. Brickwood, Jr.,
Arizona, at Puerto Cortes, Honduras;
J. c.. Carter, Georgia, at Tamatave,
Madagascar: E. L. Harris Illinois, at
Smyrna, Turkey; w. L. Lowrie, Hi
nois, at Weimar, Germany; Thomas P.
Norton, Ohio. at ChemnitZ, Sa>ony; A.
G. Seyfert, Pennsylvania, at Colling-
wood. Ont: J. II. Shirley, Illinois, at
Charlottestown, P. E. l.
Circuit judge for the Third judicial
district-JOseph Burlington, Pennsyl-
Vania.
Assistant attorney general-A. W.
Cooley, New York.
United States attorneys-W. c. Bris-
tol, Oregon; John Embry, Oklahoma.
Marshall. W. Merrifield, Montana.
Collector of customs-C. W. Carna-
han, Oregon.
Paymaster general of the navy and
chief of the bureau of supplies and ac-
counts-Eustace B. Rogers.
Postmasters:
California-Lizzie McGann. Rich
mond;: H. W. Nash. Stirling City.
Colorado A. Harrington. Mont
rose: Mabel E. Streuy, Ouray.
Idaho-Maurice S. Brainard, Wardner.
Montana-M Jacobs East Helena.
New Mexico-A. L. Breeding, Texico.
South Dakota-R. u. Bennett, BereS-
ford; c. B. Williamson. WATERFOWL.
Washington-H. Hammer, Cedro-
Wooley; d. c. Pierson, Stanwood.
Wyoming-H. D. Ashley, Encamp-