The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-16


of Lawton
State highway commissioner, Sidney
Suggs of Ardmore.
Special enforcement officer, William
e. McLamore of Ardmore.
Members of commission on uniform
laws, Roberts E. Jackson of Sallisaw,
Clinton o. Bum of Oklahoma City and
ID. A. McDougal of Sapulpa.
Members of state pharmacy board,
L. d. Brunk Jr., of Nowata.
Oklahoma City, June 12.-These ap-
pointments together with AZ county
, assessors were announced by Cover
nor Cruce late Saturday afternoon. In
addition the state board of education
announced the appointment of 175I
teachers in eight state schools. All ex-
cept the pharmacy board appointment
and the assessors and teachers are to
places created by the new laws which
have Just gone into effect. The three
important appointments, fire marshal,
highway commissioner and inforce-
ment officer will not occasion any sur
prise, as it had been understood for
some time that the men named Sat
urday~were slated for the places.
G. C. lannon's, the new fire marshal,
is a former sheriff of Comanche county
and we'll known all over southwestern
Oklahoma. Suggs and McLamore are
both personal friends of the governor,
and are especially qualified for the po-
sitions, to which they have been ap-
poin ed. McLamore since April has
been superintendent of the state dis
pensary and in that capacity has been
in charge of prohibition enforcement
work. Suggs is editor of the Ardmor-
ite and for years was president of the
state good roads association. He was
active in securing the passage of the
new road law at the last session of the
legislature.
The commission on uniform laws is
a new proposition for Oklahoma, al
though the matter several times has
been suggested at previous legislative
sessions The duties of it's members
will not be onerous, looking mainly to
Ia system of cooperation with other
states to secure uniformity of legisla-
tion~on. important subjects
The following appointments of coun
dy assessors in forty-three counties
were announced Saturday night by
4 Governor Lee Cruce The remaining
appointments probably will be made
some time this week.
r County Assessors.
Alfalfa-M R. Mansfield, Lambert
farmer.
Atoka-w. e. Hilsewick, Atoka
farmer.
Beckham-T J. Price, Sayre, farmer
Caddo-Frank Carpenter, Bridgeport
farmer. u
( canadian-John H. Sans. Ell Reno
farmer.
Carter-T. ]. Pollock, Ardmore
farmer.
/. Cherokee-Kelly x. King. Hubert
/. farmer.
Cimmaron-Lee A. Atkinson, Wilk
: ms, farmer
/, choctaw-w. c. Bugg. Grant, farm
\ ter.>
!, Coal-Tom Roach, Lula, farmer.
!, Comanche- B. Roberts, Chatta
I. nooga, clerk.
! craig-c. S. Shelton, centralia
farmer
Creek-D. ]. Red, Sapulpa.
Walter R. Moore, Weather
y ford, farmer.
Garfeld-John P. stuard Kremlir
\ farmer.
Garvin-E. ]. Mitchell, Wynnewoot
\ merchant.
y Grady-v. N. Hulen, Middleberl
y farmer.
f. Greer--A. B. corloss, Mangum. co
mi on buyer.
! Y Grant-W A. Dalzell, Pond Creel
u editor.
ii Harmon-Sol D. Barnett, Hollis.
Il Haskell-Louis LeFlore, Stigler, a
stracter.
u Harper-W R. Smith, Buffalo
Jefferson-George Simons, Cornis
! farmer
Kay-A. G. Smith, Ponca City, ed
" tor.
Kiowa-Ed C. Ray Hobart, real e
tate.
- LeF1ore-s. A. Hamilton, Potea
u farmer and teacher.
Lincoln-George A. Smith, Chandle
II editor.
n Loves. R. scivally, Marietta, me
chant.
4 Marshall-Robert L. Stiff, Woodvil
u farmer.
Mayes-John Duncan, Rose, farmt
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