Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
NEW OFFICERS o0 INTO COURT
 HOUSE.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Yesterday the newly elected county officers assumed the duties of their re. spcctive offices and those not reelected and appointed were busily engaged in getting familiar with their official du. ties.
 County Recorder Charles Bradbury assumed the duties of the County Re cordcr's office, assisted by Deputies F.. II. Meek, C. w. Bennett and q. IT, Bishop. He engaged z. o. Brown, man. ngcr of the Prescott Tile company, to familiarizc himself and deputies with the conduct of affairs, and the office is running ns smoothly as ever. For the present he will not employ the fourth deputy, being satisfied that he can do the work with the assistance of three.
 A. ]. IIcrndon assumed control of the affairs of the Trcasurcr's office, his first official net being the appointment of Burt C. Davis as deputy. After the cash was counted by the new Treas. urcr, Board of Supervisors and District Attorney, cxTreasurcr F. $. Wright handed the keys to the great treasure box to his successor. Deputy Treasurer Davis served two years in his present position with cx.Trcasurcr Wright, and is thoroughly familiar with his official duties, and besides is n competent ac- countant.
 No changes were made in the offices of Probate Judge, School Superintcnd- ent ar Sheriff. sheriff Lowry reap. pointed Deputies Horace C. Bowdrc, John Merritt, R. w. Mcadeor and Win, jam NJ. Ncngc, the latter being Under sheriff.
 District Attorney R. F.. Morrison was busily engaged all day yesterday in an official and professional capacity. When seen in the court house he an. nounced the appointment of Attorney !. C. Forest ns Assistant District At. torncy, but the latter did not appear in the court house on account of lcav- ing on the afternoon daylight express for an outing to santa Monica.
 Thomas F.. Campbell, Assessor, is well qualified to Gll the duties of his new position. He served as Assistant Postmaster here many years ago, and later as Postmaster in Jerome, resign. ing the latter place last year to move here, where he became associated with the Prescott Improvement company and other local corporations. He has extensive mining interests in different districts of the county, and his appoint. ment to the office of Assessor is well mcrited recognition of his services to the party, since he reached his aior' ity, and especially during the last cam paign, when he devoted his time to the duties of chairman of the County Re publican Central Committee, contrib. uting by his energy greatly to the sue cess of his party. He announced the appointment of Charles II. Raiblc to the position of Chief Deputy in the Assessor's office.
 Mir. Raiblc is thoroughly familiar with the duties of his position, having served under the retiring Assessor, D. J. Sullivan, for the past three years. He is recognized as the most energetic Deputy Assessor that ever served the county, and his appointment will meet with general public approval.
 Mir. Campbell stated that he learned yesterday that ex-Assessor Sullivan had vacated his offices in the Bank of Arizona building to II. William Stev. ems, so that he is compelled to lease other quarters for his office.