The Sentinel=record., 1916-11-30
COUNTY OFFICERS
 TO CHANCE TODAY
THIS AFTERNOON MOST OF THE NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
 WILL BE SWORN IN.
Commissions Received and Bonds Are
 Made and Ready for Approval, and
 Changes Follow Tomorrow Morning.

The official family of Garnal county will be materially changed this afternoon, when the neW.y elected Cf- ficiais are sworn into office by Cir cult Julge Scott Wood, and taken over their posts formally In almost every case the commissions have been re. 'ceiyed from the secretary of state, and the bonds of the officials have been submitted for approval
 In the office G county collector, Seward Erickson will succeed Evander T. Housley, who had held the office the customary two terms.
 For county treasurer, Charles H. Davis. who had served as county clerk for four years. will enter the office of county treasurer. succeeding Jesse B.
 Murphy, who had been four years n that office.
 For circuit and chancery clerk, Frank. Rowles vii. succeed A. c. Sullenberger who has held the office for four years
 Mir .Rowles will have as his deputy
 Mir D. W. Parker. present deputy
 sheriff. and Miss Cartwright, who s cftice stenograIher
 Allen Hotchhiss, who had been
 deputy county clerk. will succeed l Charles Davis in the office of county and probate clerk, and will have Ike Ilempner, d present employed in the office. as his deputy,
 iS. A. Buchanan. elected county and
 probate judge will succeed Robert II. Mooney in that office Mir Buchanan administration will be in the form fl an innovation since attorneys at law are usually placed cn this bench, be- cause of the judicial features of the court. Mr Buchanan was elected largely because of his campaign in behalf oC a naw financial system for
 the county and a desire to raise the current value of scrip.
 Tom J Bledsoe also brings 70 public office an innovation. since he is a re- publcan and it has been years since there was republican il this office BledsUe will have as his chief deputy Asbury Bradfield, and Deputy Breckin- ridge will be retained Bledsoe sue
 ceeds Tom J. Hanley who was made sheritt through appointment by the governor after the late Charles J. Webb was killed
 In the assessors office, George P. ILeatherman will succeed Frank Rowles. He will not nave any deputies
 at present, but later 1t is understood will have Whitney Curl assist in he work of assessments If the property
 of the county.
 In the coroners office Dr. J. B. Shaw will succeed Dr. J. P Randolph. the latter having held this office for eight years. pr. j. B. Shaw will probably follow the custom and appoint a dep uty. but he has not announeed his deruty at this time
 The district officers will have some
 changes, in that Hopkins Speer vii!
 be prosecuting attorney to succeed Gibson Witt, who has he'd the office for four years. Nr. Speer has an
 nounced that Prosecutor Witt will be his deputy for the present
 Houstcn Emory, as state senator, will succeed j. T. Wasson of Mont
 gomery county in the coming leSisld- ture. making another change in the dis
 trict office. and John A. Riggs and A, T. Davis will be the Garlnad mem bers il the next house of representa- tives. succeeding Col w. J. Little and L. F. Sawyer, the latter having been speaker of the last house
 ]. E. Flemlster enters his duties as
 road commissioner of the county to succeed G. D. billiard MT Flemister
 has served in this caracity and is ex- ne,ienced and enthusiastic in all of his