The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-12-28
GOVERNORS APPOINTEES
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bureau of construction, on present
head; bureau of supplies, F. A.
Jeter, elected secretary OF state;
state capitol building, R. s. Ander-
son; Hepburn park, e. T. Conklin
Other appointments within the
Jurisdiction of the governor-elect,
and the present incumbents, many
Of whom are candidates for reap
pointment are:
State Land COMMISSIONER. H.
Nash.
Adjutant Generaa-Harry Lewis.
Members of the Public Utilities
Commission-George e. Erb, COM
mission expires January 8, 1923.
Member Of the Industrial Acct
dent Board-George H. Fisher,
commission expires January 8,
1928.
tuberculosis Hospital Commits
sion-Stanley A. Easton, commits
sion expires April 4, 1923.
Athletic Commissioners-Thomas
Sherlock, Thomas Richard and R. L.
Mathews commissions expire Janu-
airy, 1928.
State Board of Education-Hunt-
ington Taylor, commission expires
April z, 1928.
State Institutions-1daho state
insane asylum, DR.. C. A. Hoover,
Blackfoot, superintendent, north
Idaho sanitarium, DR.. John w. Civ
ems, ,Orof1no, superintendent; Idaho
state sanitarium, DR.. DOR Poyntor
Nampa, superintendent.
Boards Have Jurisdiction
The state board of pardons and
the state board of prison commits
sioners, both of which are made up
Of the governor, attorney general
and secretary of state, have general
jurisdiction of the state penitentiary
and have jurisdiction over the ap-
pointment of the warden. The
present incumbent is William l..
Cuddy. The state library commits
sion composed OF these three officers
with the state superintendent of
public instruction and the president
Of the University of Idaho who is
ex-officio member, have jurisdiction
over the appointment of the state
travelling librarian. The state board
Of education appoints the state COM
missioner Of education DR.. e. A..
Bryan is the present commissioner.
The Soldiers Home board composed
OF the governor, secretary of state
and attorney general appointment
the commandant of that institution.
The state historical society selected
the state historical librarian. The
present incumbent is Mrs. Ella c.
Reed.
To Appoint Secretary
The governor appoints his own
secretary. Frank Brown has for
the past four years been secretary to
Governor D. W. Davis. Governor.
elect Moore has not made 1t know
who his secretary will be. The gov
ernor also has number of nom
salaried commissioners OF various
commissions to appoint. Included
in these is that OF the state histori-
cal society. The present members
of that commission are James H.
Hawley, Frank A. Fem and Monte
B. Gwinn. All of their respective
commissions expire on January 1 of
the new year.
The main appointments to be
made by the constitutional officers
elected at the last general election
include:
Other Appointments
Attorney General-A. H. Conner,
elected to succeed Roy l.. Black,
three assistants and one assistant
assigned to the public utilities COM
mission. The present assistants are
Dean Driscoll, James L. Boone, S. e.
Blaine and A. H. Conner.
Secretary of State-Chief clerk
and number of attaches. The
present chief clerk is Bennett Will
Jams appointed by Secretary of
State R. O. Jones, who retires Janu-
airy 1 for F. A. Jeter
State Treasured. F. Banks, re-
elected. Miss Martha knight is the
assistant. There are several at
taches. w.,
State Auditor-E. G. Gallet, re-
elected. Cyril is deputy state audi
tor. There are a number Of clerk
ship appointments in this office.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-Elizabeth Russum, elected to
succeed Miss Ethel E. Redfield, who
was not a candidate for reelection.
Miss Retta A. Martin is the assistant
She was the Demo-
cratic candidate for superintendent.
The state land board names the