The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-11

! Spry list of the appointments he has
decided upon was unsuccessful Those
nearest to the governor assert that
| II is a foregone conclusion the legis-
! lature will receiv no names TO be
approved for appointments until near
| the close of Its session. This means
that applicants for positions OF appoint
ment must remain OH the anxious seat
| until after February 10. and that no
| nppointmentS save only the personal
| staff of the governor may be expect
| ed before that time.
| The principal appointive positions
are six in number. Their present In
| cumbents are Caleb Tanner, state en-
gineer; Jonn E. Petit. state coal mine
f! Inspector; Charles A. Glazier, state
bank examiner; II, B. Cromar. state
| fish and game commissioner; Herman
Harms. state cheist, and John Peter
son. state food and dairy commissioner.
OF these officers, Mr.. Tanner. Mr..
! Glazier, Mr.. Harms and Mr.. Cromar
are practically sure tof re-appoint-
ment. Mr.. Pettits position of coal
| mise Inspector is IN jeopardy through
| .he probability OF legislative action
! neRiuE q state board of industries, to
J take ever this work, that Of The pro
ncsed railroad commission, and that
| OF q telephone commission. wnich Is
lately being urged Even il retained,
there Is strong opposition which may
prove successful Competing with Mr..
Cromar for his position are seven can
I didates. Brigham Madsen, |. NJ. Fisher,
Robert Hodge. D. o. Wiley. William
Wilson. and two others whose names
+, could not be learned. In spite of this
opposition, however, Mr., Cromnr is
confident that ne will be re-appointed.
Herman Harms has no Opposition for
state chemist, although John Peterson
will have far from smooth sailing TO
be re-appointed food and dairy COM
missioner.
| For the state boards vacancies are
I scheduled all along the line except in
| the state board OF horticulture. all of
whose members serve until 1911.
The boards OF pardon, examiners.
and insanity are composed eX-officio Of
state officials For the state board of
| corrections the terms Of Elias A. Smith
and DR.. q. B. Pfoutz expire. The po-
sitions pay no salaries, and these two
officials serve with the governor on
the board Governor Spry will have
/ TWO successors 10 these officials TO
appoint
On the state land board, William j.
Lynch. 7. C. Callister William Cand-
land, Henry HAYES and William
/ Thayne have all reached the end OF
their terms. thus necessitating the ap-
4 af I'd
! Contests are being made for positions
on this board. and the probable out
come CT them is as YET uncertain
For the state board Of education two
vacancies are 10 be created through
the expiration of the terms of William
Allison and D. H. Christensen. On this
board the president Of the university.
the state superintendent and the pres
ident OF the agricultural college serve
eX-officio.
The state board of equalization has
one member who will hold over until
1911 This member is John Watson,
The retiring members are R r. Tan
her. John j. Thomas and r. W. Sails
bury.
In the regents of the University OF
Utah many vacancies are to occur. OF
the boards nine members the terms OF
ionr expire, although all or part OF
these may be reappointed.
Those who complete their terms are
Frank Pierce, Richard w. Young. Re,
becca r. Little and DIR. Charles G
Plummer Those serving until 1911 are
j. t. kingsbury, w. w Ritter, Waldo
mar Van Cott, A. H. Lund and Samuel
Newhouse.
Among the trustees of the agricul
tural college the percentage of expira
tons of terms is even higher Susa
Young Gates, Lorenzo Stohl, Thomas
Smart j. w. n. Whitecotton and a. S
Condor go out, while Mrs. A w Nc
Cunc and John Q. Adams continue IL
til 1911.
All Of the trustees OF the industria
school-Dr E. NJ. Conroy, Harry Jo
seph and T. B. Evans go out.
VI the trustees OF the school fol
tne deaf and dumb, Maud May Bah
cock and John w F. Volker go out
while Mrs. A. B. Corey Rev. Peter A
Simpkin and Isaac l.. Clark continue
Nearly all Of the members of thu
state board of health continue In OF
hce. Those whose terms expire are
4 d. o. Miner and A. F. Doremus The
state board oil dental examiners il
spared only single member. Thi;
is w G. Dalrymple Those who re
, tire arc E. A, Tripp. A. c. Wherry, S
II. Clawson and II w Davis.
: The terms of all members of tn,
, board Of medical examiners expire
' The present incumbents are d. c
Bulge, A. S Condor, Charles l.. Olson
, A. G. Ewing. Fred w Taylor T.. +
> Straup. r. w Fisher, Ralph Richard
Z and A. p. Hibbs.
4 The state board OF labor Cancellation
q and arbitration has never been conspic
}. nous by the number of calls made upol
1T for active duty. It's members ar
n John Dern, Arthur Parsons and WI
s Ham Drysdale. The only one who's
: term Is not up is Arthur Parsons
:. A goodly portion of the state fai
g directors continue to serve. OF In
3. twelve members of this board. th
h terms Of only four are completed
T. These four are Priscilla ]. Ritter. "
l. c. Winder, Lester d. Freed and Josep
e A. Silver. Those continuing to serv
It are j. 6. Mcdonald, Nj. X Parsons. 7
g II. Smith, j. II. Seely. F.. ]. Hewlett
G Robert r. Irvine, Mrs Emma A. Empo
l. and F, Hendershot.
OF the Utah Art Institute director
+ the terms Of Myra l.. Sawyer, A. I