St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-29
Some Changes in the List of Officials
Who Will Transact Ramsey
Oounty's Business.
Twelve Good Men and True Secured IN the
Martin Murder Trial-Ye Yesterdays
Evidence.
County Superintendents ana the sta'e
Educational Association IN 1heIr
Annual Sessions.
Enlarging the st. Paul. Postohnce
Building--Social Events Last
Evening--No tes.
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS.

Changes TO be Made Next week IN
the Ramsey County OffIclai ma
chinery.
Next Monday the changes in the Ramsey
county offices will occur. County Attorney
]. H. Egan. Sheriff Fred Richter, County
Surveyor II. S. Potts and County Supt.
q. G. Blake continue in undlsputed pos
session of their offices for another term. and
the counsel fol. Coroner j. A. Quinn VIII
probably apply for an injunction restraining
DIR. S. c. Markoe from sitting upon the
dead. thus probably continuing Dr. quinn
in Office for time, at least The new OF
ficers are r. 7. O'COnnOr, clerk OF courts,
NJ. J. Bell, register of deeds; NJ. +. Aain,
auditor; F. A. REM. treasurer; Z. stone
German. Judge of probate. ana Morltz
Helm. court commissioner. Of course there
will be some changes in the forces Of depu-
ties and clerks in each Office. Mr.. O'COn-
nor will make Gustav A. Limoerg and
BAIL W. Armstrong his deputies. Mr..
I,imberg is an experienced clerk, having
been deputy under Mr.. Bell, and he Is
known to every attorney.in the city: Inc
legal profession is unanimous IN lndorslng
his fitness for the position. Mr., Armstrong
is as well known. he having already had an
extended experience in the clerks ONCE
under his father for thirteen years before
Mr.. Bell was elected. He IS bright ac-
communicating clerk, and combines consci-
entiousness with activity in the discharge
of his official position. Who is to be Reg
lister Bells deputy is not positively settled,
although Herman Hageman is talked OF.
At present Capt. Wiley has force OF about
tWenty-three clerks
IT
so as to have the business of the year
finished by Jan. I. Mr.. Wiley says ne does
not know vet what business he shall go
into. Sheriff Richter will keep Deputies
Reuben Clewett and John Lunkenhelmer.
He said Yesterday that he would make
room for P. n. Kirk. Possibly Mr.. Chapel
will remain a deputy. On the outside,
however. it is learned that Mr.. Richter is
endeayoring to crowd out Mr.. Chapel by
offering him much lower compensation
than he formerly received This is re-
garded by Mr.. Richter's friends as rather
shabby treatment of good official, Gov.
McGill has been endeavOring to induce MI.
Richter to do better. If the Sheriff's scheme
to crowd out Mr.. Chapel succeeds, Mr..
Chapel will in all probability be
made storekeeper of the state arsenal.
Judge German will keep the present clerk
and deputy clerk of the probate court,
Frank Robert, Jr., and Peter j. Esch, who
are capable clerks. and well liked by the
st. Paul bar. Judge McGrorty will take
short vacation before going into practice
again. County Treasurer REM has paid
one visit to the treasurer'S officer since
election. His assistant will probably be
his son. Mr. Burton says he will go into
tie real estate business. The wolk OF the
county auditors office is very far behind,
and it will take some time to square up to
date. County Auditor elect Kahn has been
acouainting himself with the duties of the
office, by looking over the books from day
to dav. The present efficient clerk, Frank
Olivier. will hold his present position under
Mr.. Kahn. and much of the present clerical
force will be retained