Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
list Of Appointees is Sent to the
Senate for Con-
firmation.
MANY CHANGES ARE MADE
Almost Every Board Loses For
mer Members to Make Way
For New Ones.
Many Reappointments Occur, How
evcr--To Name Insurance Commits
sioner IatcT--In the House.

The personnel Of Utahs official state
family. as handed 10 the senate this
morning by Governor spry, and upon
which the senate is holding an execu-
tive session this afternoon. has been
considerably changed nom that OF the
past four years. A number OF the old
board members have been re-appolnted,
however. in each case sufficient OF the
old membership being retained so that
the work Of the institution concerned
viii keep on In tho same progressive
manner as heretofore. the members
retained having had tho experience to
enable them TO direct the destinies Of
the Institutions over which they pre-
side.
on the board Of regents OF the univer-
sity, Frank Pierce. Richard w. Young
are reappolnted, while Frank b. Ste
phens. the well known Salt Lake at
t1rney, and ". n. Williams, senator
from salt Lake county, are new menu
nors.
OF the trustees OF the agricultural
college Thomas Smart of Cache, J. W.
W hlttNoAtDn VI A-IONo ana Suhd T.
Gates or Salt Lake city are reap
pointed. while Mathonlhah Thomas and
Lorenzo n. Stohl are new members.
For trustee Of the school for the
deaf, Maud May BabcOck Of Salt Lake
end j. W, F. VolkeT are reappointed.
As directors Of the State Fair assoc
cation, the denomination Of Lester H.
Freed is noted with considerable salts
action by the friends of that gentle
gainst Mr. Freed's denomination. but
Do was not successful. and Mr. Freed
viii continue one of the leading spirits
of the fair board. W. G.. Winder and
Mrs p. j. Ritter were also reappointed
ou the fair board, while the names az
D.. j. Henderson, OF Ogden. and w -.
Armstrong Of Salt Lake. are new.
On the state board OF education, u.
II Christensen, city superintendent OF
salt Lake schools, is reappointed. while
the new member named Is Carl A. Mar
cuson of Price. These gentlemen serve
four-yoar terms
ON the state board Of labor and con-
,lliation, John Dern, the mining man.
and William Drysdale Of Ogden, are re-
ppointed, both on four-year terms.
l.. X. Anderson OF Manti is reappoint-
cd on the board Of sheep commissioners,
as is also ] $. Ostler OF Nephi. New
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Jones and a. F. Doremus, both Of salt
Lake CITY.
The only appointment on the state
hoard OF health is II. x. Merrill, a ply
sioian Of Logan, who viii serve four
years.
Two reappointments occur on the
state board Of pharmacy. these being
Alexander Hedquist OF Provo and j. l..
Fl8nken OF Salt Lake.
4
s W. Stewart Of salt Lake together
with Gov. Spry. will constitute the state
hoard OF corrections. The former board
consisted Of Gov. cutler, Elias A.
smith and DR.. Pfoutz
The state board Of dental examiners
is made up by the disappointment OF
Dr. A. G. Wherry Of salt Lake, DIT w.
q. Dalrymple OF ogden. Dr. S. II. Claw
son and DIT. T. b. Trip. both OF Salt
Lake City with the addition OF the now
member. Or. Enoch Van Colt OF Salt
Lake. These members serve two years
only.
William NJ Piggott and David J.
Watts are both reappointed on the
state board OF barber examiners, to
serve a period OF three years each. DIT.
g. NJ Benedict Is the other member
or the board.
The state board Of medical examiners
has been Increased TO nine members.
ana the following appointments have
been made by Gov Spry, the three first
named being reappointed. DR.. ID. G.
Bulge of Logan Or. A. S condor OF
ogden; DIT Charles L. Olson Of MUIR
ray. DIT F. r Strap OF Blngham' Dr.
a. p. Gibbs OF Ogden; Dr. II, u. Lund
of salt Lake; DR.. /. c. Smullyan DIT.
Robert r. Hampton and Or. c. +.
Harding of salt Lake city.
The state board Of examiners Of OPP
tometry was reappolntcd entirely con-
sisting Of Drs. L. W. Snow, +. j. Alex
ander and n. o. Jensen, all OF salt
Lake.
Joseph r. Murdoch OF Heber City Is
lelppointed on the state board Of park
commissioners, while Byron Cummings
of salt Lake is named as the other
commissioner In place OF George Webb.
retired.
w. J. Bateman Is the only reappo ntee
on the state board of account4ncy, j
J.. Goddard Of Logan and ID, A. Swan
of Salt Lake replacing Ralph T.. Hoas
aud }. w. Edmunds.
The board OF commissioners for uni-
form Legislation VIII consist Of Bonner
y Smith of salt Lake city, Jerrold n.
Letcher Of Salt Lake city and l. l..
Baker OF Toocle Mr.. Baker DIS the
present representative in the le i.la-
tufc from Tooele county. and he has
made a brilliant record as a leeisla-
tor and dehater The old board was
constituted aa follows. 4. n. Hollings-
worth of Weber, Ashhy Snow and S. IA
Love both OF salt Lake
An entirely new board o. that OF CONF
missioners of Indian war records cree
nted by enactment by the present lcg-
lHlaiure. The commissioners named hy
Gov spry are as follows; NJ West
GOD of spnngYino. NJ. L. Pratt M
Provo ana j u. Arthur OF Cedar city
The state bank examiner was re-
appointed. namely q a Glazier OF
Provo Mr Glalzer has given splendid
sasisfaction 10 this position and Gov
glhor spry recognized his services by
reappOlntment
The same may be- said OF State Coal
Mine Inspector j. g. Pettit. who has
been renomiuated Tor that position.
ana OF Herman Harms. who has been
renamed state chemist. and Caleb Tam
ner again named as state engineer
a change A. made in the state dairy
And food commissioner The former
ohelal John Peterson. retires in favor