The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-13
MANY PLACES
TO BE FILLED
LIST OF STATE OFFICERS WHOSE
TENURE IN SERVICE EXPIRES
EARLY NEXT YEAR-HANNA
WILL HAVE MANY JOBS TO GIVE
OUT.

Radical changes in the North Da.
kota family OF state officials viii Be
brought about shortly after Jan
J.! when Govcrnor-elect Hanna
takes the reins after d six-year period
OF democratic rule through Gov. John
Burke.
The scramble of state Offices on the
par OF the hungry republicans Will
be doubly interesting because of the
turning out of the republican federal
oftcials throughout the state which,
OF course, will follow closely upon the
ascendency to control Of President
elect Wilson.
tenure OF service expires at the begin
ming of the coming year are the fol-
lowing:
Warden of p~enitentiary, f. o. He'll
strom.
State bank examiner, oliver Knud-
son and eleven deputies.
State engineer, r. r. Atkinson.
Adjutant general, w. C. Treumann.
Trustees state university, F.. K.
Spoonheim, Northwood; N. c. Young,
Fargo, and II. T. Helgesen, Milton.
Trustees agricultural college, Frank
Sanford, Rogers; Arga Bowen, Mo-
1900 ~SHl L<OAAAASlAgR 0ldItSlla '$ldAh
W. Kelly, Devils Lake.
State normal board of control, r.
N. Rishworth, McClusky; Martin JAG
OLSON, Minot; S. II. Taylor, MayviIle.
Trustees academy of science, Ed
ward J. Hurley, Paramount; Frank
Schubeck, Ashley.
Trustees industrial school. +. Z
Walker, Glendale; Z. Magoffin, Mo-
mango.
Director school of forestry, NJ. II
O'Hara, Kenmare.
Trustee soldiers home, Marion
Grange, Sheldon.
Educational board of examiners, W
E. Hoover, Fargo; P. S. Berg, Dicktn-
on.
Board of penal and charitable insti,
buttons, John Carmody, Hillsboro; W
f. Robertson, Dunseith.
Game and fish commission, r. D
Casey, Dickinson; ]. p. Lamb, Michi.
gan.
State game commissioner, r. W
Main, st. John.
Board of health, DIR. ]. Grassick
Grand Folks; G. T.. Bennett, Aneta.
Board of cmbalmers, NJ. Norman
Grand Forks.
State BARRIERS board, A. n. Eckler
Minot; j. G. DoIan, Bismarck; L
Richardson, Devils Lake.
Tuberculosis sanitariunl, ]. P
Widemeyer, Rolla: DR.. ]. GrasSici
CRAM Forks.
Live stock sanitary board, Andrew
n, Grand Forks.
Board of pardons, S. A. Fisher
~Strasberg; II. S. Rearick, Coopers-
town.
State oil inspector. D. H. Macarthur
Veterinary medi al examiners, W
& Simeon Grafton. q II R1 hpnHE
New Rockford.
Optemerty board, Louis Hanson
Devils Lake; A. Q. Void, Lsngdon; d
d. Sullivan, Fargo; H. o. Sheldon
B~ottineau: w. r. Blakely, Grafton.
O%steopathic examiners, J.. w. Tarr
Lidgerwood; r. A. Bolton, James
town.
Bar examiner, H. A. Bronson, Grand
Forks.
Medical examiners, A. w. Skelsey
Fargo; +. Peake. Jamestown; G. NJ
Williamson, Grand Forks.
Hoted inspector, w. O'Gorman,
Grand Forks.
In many Of the places that will be
made vacant by the expiration of thu
terms of the present appointees,
changes are not likely, as the gov
ernor usually follows the recommert i
dation made by the profession espec-
tally interested. that being true OF the
various medical boards, etc.
Places on the board OF control OF
PENAL and charitable institutions, as
well as the state officers that are ap-
pointive; deputyships under the bank
examiner and the game commission
are worth while from a salary view
point, and it is for those places that
the scramble will be particularly in
teresting.