Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1891-03-21
SOME OF THE APPOINTEES.


Four OF the various boards and COM
missions OF the Territory were appointed
by Governor Irwin Thursday, before the
adjournment OF the Council. In select
ing the Veterinary Surgeon and Live
Stock Sanitary Commission all the old
members were retained. DR.. A. j.
Chandler, the Veterinary Surgeon, was
the first appointee to that office after its
creation, during Governor Zuhck's ad-
ministration. He was reappointed by
Governor Wolhey, and has filled the
position in highly satisfactory man
ner. Isaac n. Town, who heads the
Live Stock Commission, is large cattle
owner, having extensive ranges in
southern Pima county. J. V. Vickers,
of Tombstone, was member OF the
Sixteenth Council, and is prominently
identified with the various business pur-
suits OF Cochise county. Lin. IL. Orme,
the Democratic member, is one OF the
leading farmers and stock owners OF
Maricopa county. Mr.. Orme served two
terms as Sheriff OF the county, and was
elected Joint Councilman from the
Northern District in 1888. He is an en-
terprising, progressive citizen, worthy
of any position. Will G. Barnes, of Hol-
brook, is one OF the large cattle owners
OF Apache county, and was elected
membe OF the Board Of Supervisors last
fall, being one of the two candidates
elected on the entire Republican ticket.
J. w. Burr, OF the new county OF Coco
nino, is also a cattle raiser, having ex-
tensive ranges in his county.
NJ. 7. Freeman, the present Chan
cellor OF the University, was reappointed
TO the position. Mr.. Freeman is cashier
of the Arizona National Bank, OF Tucson,
man OF splendid attainments and well
fitted for so responsible position.
John Gardiner, OF the Board OF Regents,
is a business man OF Tucson, well known
in the southern part OF the Territory.
S. M. Franklin, the Democratic mem
Der, is a young attorney in the old
pueblo. Joseph Hamill, of Globe, the
third member of the board, is post
master at Globe and one Of the editors
Of the Silrer Belt. He is, like most
members OF the newspaper craft, push
ing and energetic and quick to see
where good and effective work can be
done.
OF the appointments upon the Board
OF Education OF the Territorial Normal
G,bool II Drnnr,al ;a N an hSto M 10 |
viticulturist, OF superior personal attain
ments. He came to Arizona about five
years ago from Aurora, Illinois. He is a
Republican in party afliliation, though
president OF the Maricopa County Farm
ers' Alliance. A daughter, Mrs. j. W.
johnson, of Tempe, is graduate OF the
Normal. A. j. Halbert, the second men,
Der, is a resident of Tempe. lie is a
Democrat and has for years been promi-
nent in the party councils. He has been
resident OF the county for about ten
years. Miss Aggie, daughter, is a
studentin the junior grade Of the Normal
School. w. L. Guild, the third member
OF the board, is one OF the foremost busi-
ness men of Florence. He is sterling
Republican, a man of broad and liberal
views, and well qualified for the position.
G. l.. Eschman, OF the Insane Asylum
Commissioners, is one OF the best citi-
zens OF Phoenix, chemist of ability who
has amassed a competency during a
residence Of about eight years. He is in
his profession possessed Of technical
knowledge that renders him especially
available for the position, and by his
energy will doubtless continue with
effect the good work already begun in
the improved management OF the in
stitution and grounds. J. w. Crenshaw
is the Democratic member OF the board.
He is an attorney by profession, but has
had charge, either as treasurer or deputy,
OF Maricopa county's funds for number
of years. Thomas II. Pemberton, the
third member of the board, is one OF the
largest fruit growers in the Territory.
lie is heavy property holder and in
terested in numerous enterprises in the
Salt River valley.