The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-20
Governor Brady's Appointments.

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PRODUCTION to the county officers OF
the state. His work has been entirely
satisfactory and the appointment is
a good one.
Joe Fallon of Occur d'Alene will be |
the man behind the gun in the imml- |
grafton office. Mr.. Fallon is well
equipped for the duties of the office. |
His satisfactory work in the ninth
esssion of the legislature gave him
a leverage that could not be over
come.
]. O. Webster, appointed water COM
missioner for the first district, will ne
all right in the southeast but he Wou!d
not be satisfactory in this neck OF tie
woods. However, the governor could
not please everybody in his appoint
ments.
w. G. Cruise cropped off bank COM
missioner. The Tribune has not the
honor of his acquaintance but as he
halls from Boise it is presumed that
he is o. k.
The appointment of M. E. Lewis as
one of the regents of the university
proves conclusively that the gov
ernor is a good judge OF
human nature. Mr.. Lewis is
Just the kind of a man required tor
the job, in that he is fearless and can
say no without suffering if it becomes
necessary. The only thing that might
cast suspicion on him is that he is
from Latah county, but there is some
pretty good men there, too.
We don't think that the governor
hestitated very long or made a mis-
take when he gave Charley Forsman
the appointment as one of the trustees
of the Lewiston State normal. He is
interested in education and about the
only thing we can find against him is
that he favored the division of Canyon
county, but that is past and gone. He
will make a good trustee.
William McBratney of Weiser IS
another trustee for the Lewiston nor
mai. IL uO6S uOJ hOSOSSoAAlJ
that because he is from Washington
county that he will not make com
petent officer for Governor Brady or
Bob Lansdon appear to believe that
Washington is mighty good place to
get timber for officers, for he or they
selected Dr. Warehouse for a mem
Der of the state board of examiners
and Bill Allison for a member OF the
state sanitary board Just what Bill
knows about sanitation the deponeth
sayeth not
The two new members of the board
of trustees for the Albion State nor
NAL are A. Lounsbury of Albion and
C. j. Lisle of Shoshone Mr.. Lisle Is
editor of three or four newspapers
but more especially of the Shoshone
Journal and Gooding Leader, just how
he escaped being appointed immigra-
ton commissioner is hard to under
stand, for re sure would have made a
good one. But he will be dandy
just the same as trustee.
W. H. Clear of Pocatello is to be
one of the trustees of the Academy of
Idaho, where it is said that they have
two professors to one student, but that
we think is a political misrepresenta-
ton. Mr.. Clear is business man of
the Gate City
DR.. Hyde of Rexburg, appointed a
member of the state board of health,
is said to be one of the prominent ply
sicians of the southern portion of the
state, but he pays no fittings.
Jim McMillen is fixed for the next
six years by being appointed water
commissioner of the second district.
His home is at Twin Falls. He was
Governor Goodings private secretary
for while and was then appointed
assessor of Twin Falls county. Jim
would not rest we'll If he was without
an office.
The two new members of the state
board of dental examiners are Horton
F. Kimball of Salmon City and Ben
jamin NJ. Brookfield of Idaho Falls.
The new member of the state board
of osteopathy is T. H. Smelzel of St
Anthony. He is landed for five years
One of the most important boards
is that of trustees of the insane asy.
lums. This board requires the bes
business talent to be obtained an(
Governor Brady is to be congratulate
ed on his selection-A. B. Moss O
Payette, Howard H. Broomhead o
Pris, and James E. Steel of Iona
Bingham county. The Tribune is bu
slightly acquainted with the two lat
ter gentlemen, but we do know tina
no mistake was made in the appoint
ment of A. B. Moss for he is fully &C
Quainted with the wants of the Black
foot institution. The appointment o
]. X. Bell of Genesee as member o
the North Idaho insane asylum was {
good selection.