Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-08
THREE JUDGES WILL
 REACH THE AGE LIMIT
Their Successors Will Be Among Ap-
 pointments to Be Made by Governor.

Governor Baldwin will have a num-
 Der of positions to fill during his term.
 There will be three vacancies in the
 judiciary, caused by judges reaching
 the age limit of 70 years. Chief Jus
 tice Fred B. Hall will be the first to arrive at the scriptural span of three
 score and ten, and he will retire from
 the bench in the early part of the ses-
 sion. Judge Ralph Wheeler and Judge
 Marcus H. Holcomb will lay aside the
 ermine before the session of 1915, so
 that their successors will be appointed
 at the session of 1913. In the courts
 of common pleas the terms of Associ-
 ate Judge Epaphroditus Peck of Hart
 ford county and of Judge Charles B.
 Waller of the New London court will
 expire in 1913. The salary of the chief
 justice is $S,000 year and each of
 the associate justices of the supreme
 and superior courts receives $7,500 a
 year. The associate judge of the court
 of common pleas receives compensa-
 tion at the rate of S10 day for actual
 service and the salary of the judge
 of the court of common pleas of New
 London county is $3,0O0 a year. The
 term of John H. Hale of Glastonbury,
 one of the members of the public utili-
 ties commission, will expire next year.
 A member of this commission receives
 a salary of $5.000, with an allowance of $500 for travelling expenses. There is a bank commissioner to be appoint ed, MT. Holt had been chosen when
 MT. Noble died to fill the office until
 the next session The salary of bank commissioner is $3,500. James H. Mac Donald is filling the office of highway commissioner as a hold over, his sal ary being $5,600 and an adequate al-
 loWance for chauffeur.
 Boards and Commissions.
 A fish and game commission, con- sisting of three mem mbers, is to be ap-
 pointed; compensation $s per day for
 actual services, and expenses. The term of Hubert F. Potter as dairy and food commissioner, salary $2.000, dep uty $lG16 will expire in 1914. and the
 four years term of Tax Commissioner W. H. COrbin will end in 1913, salary $3,000. A board of examiners of bar bers, consisting of three members, each
 of whom receives $5 per day for ae-
 tual services, will be appointed, and also the three members of the osteo- pathie board. Other appointments in clude two members of the pharmacy
 commission, each of whom receives a salary of $300; member of the board of education for the blind members of the state board of agriculture; l members of board of control of the Connecticut agricultural experiment. station; commissioner on diseases of domestic animals (salary $2,000) members of the beard of pardeHs; of the state board of health; state board of charities; member of the board of embalmerS; of the soldiers hospital board; board of accountancy; state chemists; member of advisory com mission for appointment of female fac tory inspector; inspector general of 1 gas; examination of nurses; board of veterinary examinations; voting ma chine commissioners; dental commis- sioners: board of mediation and arbi- tration; directors of Connecticut re- formatory: trustees of colony for epi- leptics; inspectors of steam boilers; harbor commissioner and harbor mas ters; members of board of prison di- | rectors. There will also be appointed ] factory inspector, the present in
 cumbent, George L. Mclean, being a
 hold over, salary $2,5OO; Sa building
 and loan commissioner, the term of | James P. Woodruff extending only un-
 til the session of the general assembly,
 salary $2.500 At the present time
 there is a vacancy on the tuberculosis
 commission caused by the death of pr. l George H. Knight. It will be filled
 by Governor Baldwin during his pres-
 ent term. The term of Commissioner
 Gunshanan will expire July 1, 1913.
 fhe salary of tuberculosis commission
 CT is S2.500 with an allowance of $500
 for expenses, Some of the positions
 referred to, such as the dairy com-
 missioner, cattle commissioner and
 tuberculosis commissioner, are execu-
 tive appointments, and do not require the concurrence of the senate.