The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-19
PLACE HUNTERS RUSH
genv Applications Made For
Small Jobs.
oFFTCERS-ELECT WORRY
,rerFGED BY THOSE WHO WANT
POSITIONS.

ri. seven weeks yet before the state
~ county officials elected at the mem
-.5ra election on the 9Th viii assume
...f- offices. The constitution fixes ne
l-, Monday fu January at nuQn as
.-. time for official changes to take
..r,.a and this occasion will not oceUr
-,. ,nrI Jan. 4. almost a week later
...,. many of the pIace-seekers had
unused. and only one day before the
..rrsnfur of the legislature
All during the two weeks, nearly,
elmo. election. a large number of pa
,-f,rs have been making life a burden
r.~ the successful candidates, demand
me positions at the public crib in recog-
r.-fan of their party services, without
,.bf.h IL is claimed m many Instances.
-rearhar fellow would have been elect
I'd This pulling and tugging, circulat-
s-g af petitions and securing endorse
,4ar-s she impIoring and threatening
F-am candidates for minor places and
their friends viii continue with incTeas-
inc zeal until the official changes are
effective
Already some of the oficers-eIect
Dan. been driven almost to despera tiOn.
and several flights from their usual
rsunt- are I'm prospect. However. f.
fs pretty we'll known VINO will form
fine staff of several of the county of
f-ars-aI-cr. but some of the states are
likely ro be- smashed when the secrets
leak out.
Sheriff Elects staff.
shcrd-eIect Naylor is probably in the
most distressing dilemma Of any of the
now officials who viii have political
obligations 10 satisfy. 1t has been
stated Oh pretty good authority that he
viii soon announce the personnel of his
staff. $50 hat the few hundred of anX-
iauS ones may be relieved of the ten
sion 8u3 himself of the sreat strain.
While jJ cannot be told authoritative
Wat this time Just how the slate viii
read 10 is known thar il contains the
names of former Deputy Alb Dyer eX-
JaEIar Joe Raleigh, Tom BuSby. Jack
Aruup and Joe Lewis The post of
chief deputy Is said to be reserved for
either John Montgomery or Joe L. Ell
dr-GGe. ST., lu5 that either former
Deputy sam Dowse or Ben Harries will
De- Installed dis head of the criminal di-
vision.
There viii be no Iet-up on the Repub-
Heau majority on The board Of county
commissioners until the applicants for
road supeTEISOrShITS and Partnerships
are satisfied Among the fat jobs are
The superjntendency of the county in
Urinary, the county physicians office
au6 the Waterman of the city and
county building There are many ap-
rHeaHfs for these places. but ii is not
yet generally known whose chances are
Che best
Eldredge For Deputy Clerk.
Very few changes are likely to- be
made I'm the offices of County Auditor
Wood. TTeaSurer-eIect Dale and Re
11rarr-eltcJ Aston. the places saved BY
the Democrats out of the Wreckage.
Assessor-eIect Ben EIdredge is said to
be under pledge to make a clean sweep
sd his office at the first stroke Who
his taTorltes are has not yet been di-
Eu.gad hy him.
Some of the best things going will be
found I'll the pie counter to be presided
over by County Cierk-elect John James
Radical changes are on the programme
jo De- made in this office Joe L. Ell
areaE- jr-. is regarded as the one who
has the longest and the strongest pull
!aE ~ chief deputyship- Those who
claim to Ee able J0 call the turn pre-
dict that Harry Jennings and Milaudo
Pratt Jr- VIII each land a good Job
There viii be several positions for
s5rH"sfaWherS, but ii is regarded as
likely than Miss Hampton viii remain
u Is also believed that Deputy Fred
Little VIII hold on.
Any one who can hold his own as a
surveyor and show his ability to DO
oTaugh1ng can set a job under Sur
N-Eor-a.egt Fox If he does not value
his services very high, for the county
does NOT pay much for this class Of
Deputy County Attorneys.
Chris Diebt. the able prosecutor in
.-r police court, and Stanley Price are
booked by the knowing ones as sure of
landing the deputyShips in the office of
county artoruey-elect Christensen.
unfortunately there viii be no dep
u-Saig l1 give OUT by the district at
...->-a.eeJ Dennis &. Eichnor, but his
position dis putty mayor viii be va
.t-..- iN reality. fortunately or unfoT-
-.-7.-.-. the county attorney of Salt
--fE. summit and T0oeIn counties viii
Dr. equities Cd tine district attorney.
"-a The mounting Of the bench by
..- now district judges there VIII re
.-... -ti jobs for expert steUOgraphers
.' -' .ln official reporting of the evil
...." taken ar trials. Miss Annie IIE-
gan. s--aHErarher To JUdge-eIect Morse
- thought Goo he booked for one of the
only Iu the offices of Attorney Cen
..f.-..e.r Breeder and State Auditor
'... .MEry will any changes be made
--". ami Nephi, The haiHug places of
,.' -a' NJ the three new state officials
.. nave The first call on the plums
..f. are f' fah Treasurer-eIect Dixon
W.T.. office with one OF the banks. where
'hS-epIrg VIII be done
."." The fact that rho aurafrffuar