Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-05
APPOINTMENTS BY ALDRICH
Something About the Men Who Get the
First Plums.
EUsENETER WON HIS POSITION
chai-UsnH of tRe~ v, ,y.sneRUi,lteHIl
Committee Gets Heward for Serv-
ices During the Campaign
Just Closed.

In his early selection of portion of the
men who will occupy official positions IN
Nebraska for the coming two years Gov
Srnor- Elect Chester II. Aldrich has re-
warded first OF all some of the men who
directly had charge of his campaign, His
announcement Saturday at David city in
cludes at the head of the list William
Husenetter for oil inspector who was
chairman Of the republican state commit
tee and had direct oversight Of the recent
contest in Nebraska. Mr.. ussnetter's
home Is at Linwood, In Butler the home
county OF the new executive, who chose
him as campaign manager because he was
a personal friend In whose direction he
reposed full confidence. Mr. Husenetter
will fill the place vacated by Arthur Null
len, who is now filling for few brief mo-
ments the position Of attorney general,
following the resignation of w. T. Thomp-
sen to assume solicitorship at Washing
ton The oil inspectorship carries salary
over the 5000 mark, and there is a deputy
for each congressional district.
Newspaper Men on List.
OF these deputies WIN 5. Jay OF Lincoln
will test OIL for the First congressional
district. Mr.. Jay is an old newspaper man,
1or many years on the business and edi-
torial staffs of the Lincoln Journal and
the Lincoln Evening News. Mr.. Jay for
merly lived in Dakota county. More
recently he has been on the editorial staff
OF the News.
The selection of Charles A. Randall of
Newman Grove to be chief deputy fire
commissioner will give a position to one
OF Madison countys ex-senators, Senator
Randall is a banker and served in the
senate when the new governor was in that
body.
rhe secretary Of the fire commission is
Miss Mamie Muldoon Of Omaha who now
holds that place
c. b. Manuel, present head of the Kear-
ney Industrial school, has been assured of
his reappointment. Mr.. Manuel was for
merly euitor OF the ST. Paul monograph,
but he has achieved prominence n Ne
braska as chairman Of the popuhsJ state
committee, winch place he now noIds. IA
this connection. it wn not be forgotten,
the populists, or at least mat poruon
which followed the advice OIL ar. Manuei
in adherng TO the cause OF county option.
were directed to tne support OF AR. Aluucn
and against ms opponent IN me last elec-
uon.
Partner for Private Secretary.
Governor AlOuch secretary Will ue l..
b. lruuer Oh Davlu Gay, a nemDer oI The
Jaw nrm or AIduch q F'uner OF Danu
C.ty. ia the campaign Air E'uiier con
quoted one OF tnU bureaus a. Llncom,
na,lng tho direction o. SPEAKERS.
me record cierA IN tne governors otrice
Is e. C. Hustled. who mas been m tnis
position since the incumbency ol GoverDo.
Mickey He Is from Otoe county and has
the details OF the office so thoroughly in
hand that each incoming executive has APP
preciated the fact with an appointment
James DAehanty Of Clay Center new
warden OF me states prison. for nine years
Vas deputy warden Of the re1itenuary
and only year ago gave way TO the selec-
ton Of Governor Shauenberger.
For chief deputy labor commissioner an
Omaha nlan has been picked in the person
of Louis v. Guye, who has been promi-
nently connected with organized labor In
this city for many years He Is the editor
Of the Labor Advocate and had the sup
port OF the Central Labor union for the
position.