Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-11
THURSDAY. MARCH II, 1908.
SOME sTATE APPOINTMENTS.

ministration Of state affairs. VIII
Abilene did not land anything here
hoping 1t will later when the r
mainder Of the names is handt
down:
]. N. Dolley, Of Maple Hill, Wa
yesterday appointed state bank con
4 missioner and this appointment wit
q long list of other appointments wa
sent to the senate by Governor W. r
Stubs for confirmation. The ap
pointment of bank commissions
was the most important appointment
announced. 1t had been expected b!
many of the friends OF W. s. AL
bright that he would be reappointet
as bank commissioner, but on the
other hand It was generally known
that Mr.. Dolley could have the place
II he would accept it.
John T. White. of Ala. representa-
tive from Ottawa county, was named
as state grain inspector to succeed
John Radford, Mr.. White is farm
or and has been a member Of the
grain grading commission for several
years. He Is an active square
dealer.
Joseph s. Longshore, Of Topeka, is
named as state oil inspector to sue
coed ]. T. Hussey. Mr.. Longshore
has been connected with the Bell
Telephone company in Topeka for
years. He has been active In politics
only the last few years and was ex-
ceptionally active during the last
primary campaign and the regular
campaign following.
TWO members of the state board
Of control are reappointed-the two
whose, terms expire-E. r. Schermer-
horn, Of Galena, and Sherman Eliot,
Of Lawrence. The term Of the third
member, Harry Bowman, does not
expire for two years.
To succeed Judge w. s. Glass, the
Democratic member OF the state tax
commission, Lot Ravenscraft, of
Clark county, has been appointed.
Mr.. Ravenscraft Is at present DEM
ocratic member Of the legislature
from his county.
Richard ]. Hopkins, Of Garden
City, the present member of the
house Finney county. and speaker pro
tenn OF that body is named as a mem
Der of the board of managers Of the
Hutchinson State Reformatory. Mr..
will succeed former Speaker i
John s. Simmons, of Hutchinson, on
that board. He is young man and r
has made good during the present a
session, both as a legislator and as a
presiding officer.
The state board of education is r
named as follows: John Macdonald. d
Topeka; W. s. Heusner, Independ- 81
snce; Arthur ]. Stanley, Lincoln. h
These appointments are for full Il
erms. 1,
Thomas Ballinger, Of Burlington, d
3 reappointed as a member of the A
board OF directors Of the state peni- A,
entiary. The other member Of that n
'oard appointed is Edward Mullaney. q,
lie succeeds John Seaton Of Atchison. n,
The term Of W. |. Biddle has not yet
'xpired. a,
The members Of the state text h,
look commission are named for full d,
erms as follows: Bishop T. F. Lillis, q,
4 Leavenworth; Rev. Charles NJ. "
heldOn, Of Topeka; President L. H. "a
iurlin, Of Baker University. Samuel
}. Bishop, of Lawrence, an attorney; IN
enator George Hodges, the Demo- an
ratio senator from Paola; olin Temp In
IN, Of Lawrence; Carr W. Taylor, Of W,
former attorney for the on
tate board of railroad commission M
RS and G. A. Kimball, OF Manhattan. ~,
The regents for the state univer- n,
Ity as named are: William Allen "a,
lhite. the Emporia author; G. F. Il,
obey, Democratic representative i
ON hlce county; L. S. Cambern, scl
,nator from Neosho county. ~
The regents for the state agricul- sIl,
raj college are W. A. Harris, form N,
! United States senator and Demo- Sar
attic candidate for governor two
ans ago: Arthur Capper. publisher
the Daily Capital; W. J. Tode. Of tlol
APPLE Hlll, a well known eattleman. ted
me regents for the Emporia State ma
'rmai are W. B. Ham, Of Stockton, we
uenbeT Of the house two years ago mo
4 . Republican candidate for con- and
rs IN the Sixth district last year; sci,
ehield ingalls,. OF Alehison. mem abo
: Of the house two years ago. edi-
Of tie Atchison Champion. and +
on q ne late John ]. ingalls,; G. pra,
Davidson, Of Wlch'ta ! mombor mar
ne htnre Two gearl aso and for WI
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