Arizona republican., 1917-12-28

John w. Sweeney, Prescott, judge superior court YsVapai county, vice Frank o. Smith, resigned.
 A. c. Kingsley, Noeales, superintend- ent state hospital for insane, vice pr. F. C. Norman. resigned.
 R. B. Sims, Florence, superintendent state prison, vice A. A. Anderson, re- signed.
 E. j. Trippell, Tucson, superintend ent Pioneers Home, vice J. s. Merrill resigned.
 W. A. Moody, Thatcher. superintend- ent industrial school, vice F. s. lngals, resigned.
 John Hennessy, Flagstaff; William Morgan, Lakeside; E. A. Sawyer, Winslow, members sheep sanitary com mission.
 Lamar Cobb, Phoenix. state engineer, vice Thomas Maddock, resigned.
 p. H. Benson, Palo Verde, state in- speetor of apiaries, vice j. p. Ivy, re- signed.
 S. ]. K. McBride, Phoenix, secretary commission of state institutions.
 Sam B. Bradner, secretary state live stock sanitary board
 With unerring aim and persistent On- slaught the rejuvenated Hunt hosts ad- vanced much further yesterday against the remnants of the disorganized Campbell forces, and when night had fallen and the attack had ceased, ten more gallant Campbell appointees were found Co have fallen and in their places firmly entrenched, were an equal number of Hunt officials.
 Yesterday was a busy day with the new administration at the state house. Having announced that it was his in- tention to have the staff of appointive state officials organized and in work ing order by January 1, Governor Hunt has proceeded to make his word good. With the list of officials made public yesterday good start has been made on the new administration.
 Six appointments of state officials were announced yesterday by Cover nor Hunt to replace those who had been named by former Governor Camp bell and whose resignations were on file. New superintendents were se- lected for the asylum, prison, industrial school and Pioneers home and secre- taries were chosen for the commission of state institutions and the state live stock sanitary board
 One of the most important appoint ments made yesterday by Governor Hunt was that of John w. Sweeney of Prescott as judge of the superior court of Yavapai county to succeed Frank O. Smith Judge Smith had resigned to accept secretarial work in Europe for the Y. W. C. A.
 The new judge of the Yavapai coun- ty superior court was a member of the second state legislature and during the last legislature he was legal advisor tC the house of representatives. The ap- pointment as superior judge dates from January l.
 Lamar Cobb was named by Governor Hunt to resume his old position as state engineer, a position he has helC for five years. MT. Cobb takes office today at the urgent request of Thomas Maddock, the retiring engineer.
 P. H. Benson of PalO Verde, was named as state inspector of apiaries tC succeed J. P. Ivy.
 The new commission of state institu. tions held their first meeting yesterday selected Homer R. Wood as chairman The commission then elected $. J. K Mcbride as secretary. MT. McBride better known as Joe Mcbride, has beer private stenographer for Justice Don nell l.. Cunningham of the state su preme court. Previous to that he wa. in the supply department of thr PhelpsDodge corporation and has haC much experience in the purchase O supplies.