The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-05
Economy of the Last Two Years
Will BE Continued.
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
DR.. HYRUM A. ANDERSON THE
NEW COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
Generally, the Old Deputies and As
sistants Were Re-appointed By
the follower Chiefs, But There
Are Several New Names On the
Sheriff's List.

The board of county commissioners was
in executive session yesterday forenoon.
considering the matter of fixing salaries
| and confirming appointments as assist
ants to the new and reelected officials of
Salt Lake county. Without exception,
| the recommendations of the principals
were confirmed, and in each instance the
old salaries attaching to the several posi-
lions were reaffirmed. The subordinate
officials, with single exception in the
recorders office, who have served the
past term, were reappointed by their
hold-oVer chiefs, and the incoming Off
Gals named for their assistants those
whose names have heretofore been men
toned in The Herald.
In the afternoon the board held an open
session and ratified the actions previous
/ ~ agreed upon.
Appointments were confirmed and sal
aries fixed as follows:
Sheriff Howells' Staff-M. S. Woolley,
chief deputy and clerk, $50 per month;
John b. Cummock, A. q. Dyer and John
Montgomery, jr.. deputies, $50 each; Ben
lamin Harris, deputy, $50: William II.
Goldman, deputy at Murray, and A. L..
Heaston. deputy at Bingham, $50 each
Thomas F.. Thomas, jr, day jailer, $S5;
n. A. Gulbransen. night jailer $50; Kate
Duff, David K. Johnson. Samuel Douse,
monthly.
County Clerks Assistants Fred w. Lit
month each; II. V. Meloy, NJ. NJ. Liggan
and Frank j. Rawlings, deputies, $75
each; Albert Scare, deputy. $50; f. G..
Reedall, deputy. $50; Bertha Hampton
and Addie Dunbar, stenographers, $50
each; Margaret Horne, Thomas F. How
els jr.. and Phoebe Fletcher typewriters
and copyiSts, $40 each per month.
The extra clerk and possibly two will
be dropped off in thirty or sixty days,
when work is brought up to date in the
county clerks Office. The recent rush of
business cd c11ah ar-
rangement.
Recorder Jensen's Force-Gideon A
Gibbs, chief deputy 500 a month; Anna
NJ. Cannon, deputy. $50; Alex E. Carr,
abstractor and typewriter, SEQ; Ida j.
Pratt, ,proofreader, $40; Ellen Johnson,
Mary Donovan, NJ. Iversen, Lettie D.
Treasurer's Deputies-George F. Felt,
chief deputy, 500 a month; w. o. Carbis,
deputy, 500.
County Attorneys Ofice-Ray Van Colt,
first deputy, S125; Walker T. Gunter dep
uty, 500 monthly.
Assessor Quinns appointment of Walter
f. Jennings as chief deputy assessor at
$50 month salary was confirmed.
County Auditor Wood named Martie
Game as clerk and stenographer at $50
a month. Confirmed.
Edward Nissen's salary as deputy sur
veyor was fixed at S65 a month
Charles j. Z. Gulbransen was reappoint-
ed elevator runner at a monthly salary
of $50, the city paying half.
John Siddoway salary as chief janitor.
under his reappointment, was fixed at $50
a month.
NEW COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
On Commissioner Whitaker's motion,
DR.. Hyrum a. Anderson was appointed
to succeed DR.. Washington L. Anderson
no relation-as county physician, at an
annual salary of $1,000
The new county physician is a we'll
known practitioner of this city. He was
born in Utah county about thirty-five
years ago and received his diploma at
the Harvard medical college. DR.. Hyrum
A. Anderson remained several years in
the east after winning his Sheepskin. Re
Gently he was appointed physician and
surgeon to the Salt Lake Street Railroad
company. DR.. Anderson has pledged that
his most diligent efforts will be eXerted
in any and all work incident to the office
of county physician.
The board directed that bids be So
licited for all book. stationery and print
ing supplies that may be needed as es-
Inmates will show, for the ensuing year.
An adjournment was taken till Mon
day, when the boards standing commit
tees will be appointed, and in all prob
ability new road supervisors the county
infirmary employees and the corps of
janitors will be named. 1t is regarded as
certain that Mrs. J. B. Whipple will be
reappointed superintendent of the infirm-
airy. but not all of the road supervisors
will be reappointed. Those who spent the
county's money foolishly and contrary to
orders will be retired to private life.