Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
CHANGES AT HIGH NOON MONDAY
Imposing Ceremonies VIII be In thc
Senate Chamber la the City and
County Building
THE OUTLINE OF THE PROGRAM.
The New Governors Staff and Other
Appointments oil interest Changes
Ia couutys Official Family.

on Monday at high noon there win
be "A small but peaceful revolution IN
the city and county buildlng when an
Of the newly elected state, judicial and
county officials VIII take the oath Of Of
flee, and assume the relns Of govern
ment. The inaugural ceremonies fot
the state officials VIII be held IN the
city council chamber and viii be IN
charge OF the Republican state commit
tee quite an extensive program has
been arranged for the occasion,
II IL the present intention OF the COM
mlttec TO have Chief Justice Baskin OF
the supreme court administer the oath
OF Office to Governor Cutler and to Jus
tce D. n. straup, who becomes a mem
Der OF the supreme court at that time
Upon the retirement Of Chief Justice
BaskIn Justice Bartch will, Tor the sec
ond time since he has been a member
OF the court. become chief Justice and
he viii then administer the oath OF of
fice 70 the remainder of the state ana
judicial officials
The judicial officers to be sworn IN al
that time are Judges G. w. Morse, I.
d. Lewis. George G.. Armstrong and NJ.
J.. Rltchie.
The state officials who viii take office
are: Governor John G. cutler. secre-
tary Of state G. s. Tingey; attorney
general NJ. A. Breeder; state auditor
j. A. Edwards, state treasurer James
Christensen; state supt Of schools, A.
G, Nielsen.
THE PROGRAM IN DETAIL.
Hon. William spry, chairman Of the
Republican state committee, viii be
master OF ceremonies aud after calling
the assemblage TO order, the following
program will be carried OUT
Music Chrstensen's orchestra,
Prayer, Rev. Elmer !. Goshen
Inaugural address, Goy-elect John c. !
Cutler
Administering oath OF office TO gov
ernor, Chief Justice K. N, Baskin,
Music.
Administering oath OF office 20 secre- !
tary Of state, state auditor and state
treasurer, Judge George w Bartch.
Administering oath OF office 10 attor-
ney- general and state superintendent
OF public instruction, Judge William NJ
McCarty.
Music.
The program, Il Is expected, VIII con-
sumo not more than an hours time
after which the result OF the recent
election. so far as state officers are con-
rerned, will be IN full force and effect
II ls generally understood that n. p,
Nelson will be Gov. Cutters private
secretary
MILITARY STAFF
While the list OF general appoint
ments has not yet been completed by
Governor. elect Cutler, he today an
nounced the following members OF his
military staff In addition TO the APP
polntments OF John NJ. Bowman. as adj
jutant general, and Sam c. Park as
brigade commander, which were an
nounced yesterday
A. p. Kesler, quartermaster general,
with the rank Of colonel.
A. y. Irvine, judge advocate general,
with the rank OF colonel
George NJ Hansen, commissary gem
sral, with the rank OF colonel
Joseph Geoghegan inspector general
with the rank OF colonel
Miles r. Taylor, aide de-camp, with
the rank OF Lieutenant colonel.
JOS. ]. Daynes, Jr, aide -de-camp
with rank Of lieutenant colonel
This list Of appointments leaves the
positions OF surgeon general and in
spector OF target practise yet to be
filled, Appointments have been made
for the places. but announcement ia
withheld pending the receipt Of letters
Of acceptance.
OTHER STATE OFFICERS.
secy. Of State Tlngey has appointed :
Col George B. squres as his chief
deputy; ID. r. Hammond. clerk; j. Il.
Jayne, stenographer I
Assistant Atty Gen. w. r. White
VIII be retained In his present position !
by Atty. Gen. Breeder. /
state Auditor Edwards will retain c. q
Hyde Tingey IN his present position
and II Is reported that he will bring a a
'lenographer with him from his home !,
county J,
AS yet State Treasurer Christensen 4
has not made public the appointment L
N clerk for HIS Office. 6
State Supt Of Schools Nelson viii re-
ain his present clerk, A. c. Matheson,
md his stenographer, Miss Chloe Mel
ION.
Judge Morse will retain his present A
itenographer, ] r. Davis and Judge
evils viii also retain his stenographer, q.
". II, Scheetz, Judge Armstrong has
Ippolnted William H. Folland as stem
'grapher In his court and Judge Ritch-
has appointed y. NJ, Garrett to tho q
ame position IN his court. Il
COUNTY CHANGES. p
II is the intention Of the new u
ounty officials 70 follow In line ?
nth the state officials and take Il
barge OF their Offices on 4.
ionday az noon There will be no cere- y
nony attendant upon the changes but u
ne ofhcefs-elect will simply resume 4
ormal charge. The new county com p
1issioners are w. w. Wilson. a hold n
yer, John c, Maokay and r. ID. Miller Il
II Wilson will undoubtedly be chair a.
len OF the board, and Il Is probable Il
BAT James Sabine win be rtalned as
auper clerk. m
The appointments In the Office OF &
ounty Clerk ]. y. Eldredge Jr., are as p
blows: David A. Smith, chief deputy: c,
', n. Farnsworth Joseph r. Mac u
night IL. f. EVana 4 < pu.lvse1t.r a