CANDIDATES FOR ALUMNI TRUSTEE
Ballots for the election of an alumni trustee to succeed Henry H. Hilton, whose term expires in June will be forwarded to the alumni about April 15.
Peculiar interest attaches to the election this year because of the facts that, according to tradition, the trustee chosen must represent the western constituency of the College; and that Mr. Hilton, who has so ably served for two terms past, has positively declined renomination in spite of efforts of the nominating committee to persuade him to the contrary.
The nominating committee, which consists of Robert L. Burnap '94, Chester B. Curtis '89, F. G. Folsom '95, Henry A. Haugan '03, and Henry D. Thrall '06, presents the following names to the consideration of the alumni:
HENRY LYNN MOORE 1877.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Born 1854 in Ohio. . Superintendent of Schools, Lake City, Minn., 1877 to 1882. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Minneapolis, 1882 to 1886. Active member of the firm of Moore Bros., 1887 to 1895. Since then, silent partner Moore Bros., Brace & Co. From 1895 connected with the Minnesota Loan & Trust Company, as Treasurer, and Secretary and Treasurer. Director of the Minnesota Loan & Trust Company, and Director of Northwestern National Bank. For twenty-five years a Director and Treasurer of the Associated Charities of Minneapolis. Member of the Dartmouth Alumni Council. Donor of the Guernsey Center Moore Fund at Dartmouth College; and of Fine Arts Seminar equipment. Member of Minnesota Congregational Club, Minneapolis Club, Minikahda Club, Lafayette Country Club, and St. Paul University Club. Former President, Dartmouth Alumni Association of the Northwest. For the last twenty-eight years, closely identified with the business interests of the Northwest.
Address: Minnesota Loan & Trust Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON JENKS, 1886.
Chicago, Ill.
Born 1863 at Chicago. Studied law at Union College of Law, Northwestern University; graduated in Class of 1888. Practiced law at San Diego, California 1888 to 1892. From 1892 engaged in practice of law at Chicago, as partner of Col. Richard S. Thompson, until 1907; since which time, has been practicing alone. Has specialized in real estate law. Has been member and President of the Board of Education of Evanston, Illinois; President of Evanston Musical Club, and of Chicago North Shore Festival Association; Vice President of University Club of Evanston. Was recently re-elected President, Illinois Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Has been President of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Chicago, and is Vice President of the Dartmouth Corporation of Alpha Delta Phi.
Address: 30 North LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill.
FRANK EDWARD GOVE, 1888.
Denver, Colo.
Born in Andover, Mass., 1865. Graduated from Dartmouth College with degree of A.B. in 1888. Graduated from Columbian University Law School, LL.B. in 1892. Has resided in Colorado since 1874. Engaged in the practice of law in Denver since 1892. State Senator for Colorado, 1909 to 1911.
Address: E. & C. Building, Denver, Colo.
CHARLES WHITNEY POLLARD, 1895.
Omaha, Neb.
Has been practicing medicine in Omaha, 1899 to present time; practice limited to obstetrics and surgery. Adjunct Prof, of Obstetrics in the Medical Department of the Nebraska State University. Member of the Dartmouth Alumni Council. Director of the Omaha University Club; Director of the Physician's Health Association.
Address: 714 State Bank Building, Omaha, Neb.
ALBERT HENRY MORRILL, 1897.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Graduated from Cincinnati Law School, 1900. Son of Henry A. Morrill, Dartmouth 1860. Assistant City Solicitor, Cincinnati, 1900-1905. Nominated for Vice Mayor, Cincinnati, by Republican party, 1911. Nominated by Cincinnati Bar Association for Judge, Court of Common Pleas, 1912. Instructor, Constitutional Law, Cincinnati Law School, 1910-1911. Professor Constitutional Law, Cincinnati Night Law School, 1904-1910, and 1912 to date. Member law firm, Gordon, Morrill & Ginter.
Address: Provident National Bank Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
