Word: appointment
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Ninety-nine class meeting held a few weeks ago, it was voted that the president of the class appoint six men to form with himself a committee of seven, which should have entire charge of the arrangements for the dinner. This committee has been appointed as follows: Malcolm Donald, chairman, P. Jaffray, J. B. Holden, W. H. Conway, G. D. Marvin, H. H. Fish and C. W. Dayton...
...voted that the executive committee be empowered to appoint a manager to take charge of any meets which may occur in the spring...
...short business meeting was held after the close of the devotional meeting. A motion was carried to appoint G. Gleason '98 general secretary of the association to serve two years. The society has not had a general secretary for several years and it is felt that the appointment of a man to carry on systematically the routine work of the society will greatly increase its efficiency...
...meeting of the Sophomore Class, held last night in Sever 11, Malcolm Donald presided. M. Jackson moved that the president be empowered to appoint committees to send letters of condolence to the parents of G. A. Hoyt, E. G. Throop and H Dwight, members of the class, who died recently. This motion was seconded by G. M. Sargeant. F. C. Sutro amended to the effect that the president appoint three separate committees, each to be composed of close friends of their deceased classmates. The motion thus amended was unanimously carried. The committees were appointed as follows...
...return for Democratic votes for Harrison. (B) Biennial elections will make executive less effective. (1) Re-election of governor less probable: Example, almost all the governors in the annual states in recent years have served three terms; but few in biennial states. Tribune Almanac, 1884-1896. (2) Executives will appoint weak commissions. (a) Appointments will be on party lines. (x) The governors have been elected purely on party issues: Example, Capable railroad commissioners in Mass., and poor ones in N. Y. (c) Biennial elections will make the State legislature less effective. (1) It will produce "green" legislatures. (a) Few members...