Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-01
NEW OFFICERS GREET PEOPLE OF DISTRICT,
 COUNTY AND STATE
Officials Elected at the Recent General Election Take Office Today; In Most Cases Same Officials Will Remain.

Local officers change today Coun- ty officers change and likewise cer tain state officers The new adminis- tration takes effect an over Arizona
 Of great interest is the change in Bisbee. George W. Totman becomes Justice of the Peace and J. Bert Pol ley takes office as constable. The new justice succeeds Judge Nj. c. High, and Policy succeeds Farley Me Rae.
 The new justice of the peace is ve- ry well known in Bisbee. That he has numberless friends and admirers was shown in the recent primary and succeeding election George W. Tot man has been a resident Of Bisbee for many years. He was formerly @ railroad man. His abilities are well known and in electing him to the of- flee of justice, the people of Bisbee conferred the cloak of office on one who will more than do it credit.
 Judge Totman moved into his new office yesterday He will occupy the quarters formerly occupied by Judge High The latter has moved next door and has embarked in the general real estate business. For the past three weeks Judge Totmau has been the city magistrate, succeeding Wal ter Thomas who resigned from the position at that time. In the con- duet of this office Judge Totman has shown himself to be qualified in ev- cry manner fair and just and look. ing to the interests of an who come before him
 Bert Policy is also an old resident of Bisbee. He probably knows more people in the entire district than any other man He has been engaged in number of businesses during the past few years and enjoys host of friends in Bisbee. He will go into the constable's office well equipped to handle the multitudinous duties of the position
 No change was made in Lowell pre-. cinct. Judge George F. Smith was reelected as justice of the peace and J. B. Hodges as constable. Both are well known in the entire district and have fully vindicated in the past. the confidence reposed in them by the public
 In the county offices there will be several changes The board of super visOrs will be constituted of Vanc, Johnson, J. M Sparks and John Rock Harry Wheeler was reelected sheriff Harry S. Ross succeeds Chas. w Hicks as county treasurer, Ed Jame was reelected clerk of the superio court Ed Hughes was re-electe, assessor. Miss Minnie Lintz will b. county superintendent of public in struction, and Judge A. c. Lockwoo succeeds himself as judge of the su perior court
 In state offices few changes wer made. George W. P. Hunt was r, elected governor; Sidney P. Osbor secretary of state: Mitt Simms stat treasurer; J. c. Callaghan, state al ditor and bank comptroller; G. H. B, lin, state mine inspector; c. NJ. Zar der, Charles Howe and Thomas Cam bell, members of the state tax con mission; W P. Geary, A. c. Cole an F. A. Jones. members of the corpor, ton commission; C. O. Case. superii tendent of public instruction. AlTre Franklin, II. D. Ross and L. D. Gun ningham, members Of the suprem court
 The members of the land commis ion were not elected inasmuch as th statute creating the commission e pired with the year 1914.