The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-09-09
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POINTMENTS.

Governor Pleasant has entered dill
igently and Systematically upon the
work of making the appointments to
office which lie within the scope of
his authority, and good many selec-
tons have been announced recently.
Among the more important of these
were four members of the board of
administrators of the New Orleans
Charity Hospital, as follows: James
A. Robin, vice Arsene Perilliat; Maui
rice ]. Harston, vice Charles |. Dene-
chaud; Charles A. Tester, ST., vice
Edgar B. Stern, and Thomas K.
Douglas, vice R. w. Wilmot. Mr..
Douglas declined on account of poor
health and Geo. ]. Glover, a we'll
known building contractor, was sub
stituted.
A new board of administrators for
the Southwestern Industrial Institute
at Lafay tie was named, composed of
one member from each congressional
district and two at large, as follows
Carter S. Schwing, New Orleans, first
district; Ellsworth Woodward, New
Orleans, second district; Frank G..
Mouton, Lafayette, third district;
W. P. Hall, Shreveport, fourth dis
trict; A. j. Robson, Simsboro, fifth
district; Frank C. Gladney, Baton
Rouge, sixth district; George K
Bradford, Rayne, seventh district; l..
J. Coco, Marksville, eighth district;
Ventress J. Smith, New Iberia, and
Harvey A. White, Lecompte, at large.
The Orleans levee board has been
reconstructed By the nomination Of
the following -Gamed commissioners,
Of whom Mr.. Fayssoux is the only
member of the former board: Thomas
rkilleen, vice Leigh Carroll, first dis
trict; j. Fred Muller, vice John AL
bion Saxon, second district; Frank A.
Briede, vice Jacob R. Leininger,
fourth district SJohn P. Vezien, vice
Frank c. Hymel, fifth district; Will
liam Mel. Fayssoux, sixth district;
James P. Williams, vice T. Richard
Falvy, seventh district. No appoint
ment was made for the third district
because the incumbent, Albert Tu-
jague, is absent from the state and
his resignation has not yet been OBJ 4
aimed. 1t is understood that Thosl
Smith, secretary of the Barber AS
phalt Company, will be named as Mr..
fujague's successor.
TO constitute the appointive mem
bership of the New Orleans public
utilities board created by act of the
last session of the general assembly
the governor has commissioned Major
A. d. Stewart, DR., Valentine K. Irion,
A. J. Buja and Roydan R. Douglas.
The city commissioner of public util-
tiles is ex-officio chairman of the new
board.
The former New Basin Canal board
has been substituted by three new
appointees: w. C. Lovejoy, vice Eu-
gene S. Lyons; John o. Chisolm, vice
H. F. Milliken; L. T. Mills of Slidell,
vice Emile Singletary.
Judge R. H. Mari, New Orleans;
J. J. Meredith, Columbia, and H. H.
Gordon, of Allen parish, make up
the board of parole created by a new
act of the general assembly.
Ralph S. Thornton of Alexandria
has been nominated a member of the
board of commissioners on uniform
legislation to take the place of his
father, ex-United States Senator ].
r. Thornton, resigned.
Edgar White and Charles Nader
have been namedaas iasaactQgs q&a
weights and meaa u W IL sffe barisfgs
of Orleans, Mr.. Nader succeeding
Joseph Freehan, an appointee of the
Hall administration.
S. N. McReynolds and C. E. Faulk
of Monroe and Henry E. Hardtner of
Urania have been appointed admin
istrators of the Louisiana Training
Institute at Monroe.
P. J. Schoen of New Orleans has
been commissioned as a member of
the state board of undertaking and
embalming, and Henry P. Dart sue
ceeds himself as member of the New
Orleans courthouse commission. E.
A. Carrere has been appointed on the
latter body to replace Edgar M. Calm,
whose appointment was not confirmed
by the senate.
There are large number of pa
rochial vacancies throughout the state
to be filled by gubernatorial appoint
ment, mainly in the Offices of justices
of the peace, constable and school d.
rector.