Arizona republican., 1917-12-28
TEN NEWAPPO|NTM ARE MADE NEW SUPER|NTENDENTS NAMED

Doane Merrill, chairman, and A. A. Jayne of the retiring commission were present at the organization meeting and gave the new commission every assistance. It was announced that Charles B. Christy, secretary of the re- tiring commission, will be asked by the new commission to remain with them indefinitely.
 Just before the new commission ad- journed at o'clock last night and with little formality, superintendents were selected for four state institutions.
 A. C. Kingsley was given his old place as superintendent of the state hospital for the insane. He will re- place Dr. F. C. Norman.
 R. B. Sims, another former Hunt ap- pontee, was named to resume the sup erintendency of the state prison. He takes the place vacated by A. A. An derson.
 k. J. Trippell of Tucson was selected by the commission as superintendent of the pioneers home at Prescott. MT. Trippell was formerly deputy land commissioner.
 w. A. Moody of Thatcher was named eiS Allt super lllltilutliL Ol liiC itlIQCAl ietl school at Fort Grant. He replaces F. S. Ingalls,
 John Hennessy of Flagstaff, William Morgan Of Lakeside and E. A Sawyer of Winslow were named as the new sheep sanitary commission. MT. Hen messy was selected as chairman. The appointments are effective on January 1. They succeed George Campbell of Flagstaff, N. J. Ritter of Prescott and W. F. Purcell of St. Johns.
 The state livestock sanitary board held their first meeting yesterday and organized, selecting Lon L. Harmon as chairman. Sam B. Bradner was elect ed secretary, a position he has held for five years.
 J. E. Lyman, Jr., consulting ar chitect for the retiring commission of state institutions, was present at the first meeting of the new commission yesterday at their request. The con- tract made between Mir. Lyman and the old commission was discussed, but nc announcement was made as to the fu- ture course of the new commission Mir. Lyman was asked to explain flea lures of the contract, the new commis- sion evidently desiring to learn wheth- CT they would be bound by the term Oi
 the contract made with the old com mission.
 As to the building plan of the new | commission. nothing was said at the meeting yesterday as to whether they
 would carry out the plans promulgated | by the old body or would abandon | them and prepare plans of their own | The meeting was harmonious and thu | transfer of the office was made with out hitch of any sort.
 | F. C. Struckmeyer, chief counsel fol | Governor Hunt in the gOvernorshiI | contest is the attorney member of tn, | new commission. and it will be left tC him to decide whether they will abide | by the contract made with Architec | Lyman or will refuse to carry out it: | terms and force the consulting archi | tect to bring suit for his pay MT | Struckmeyer declined yesterday to giv, any hint as to the future course of tn, | commission.
 | According to the announcement O Governor Hunt. it is his intention t' proceed with the remainder of his ap pointments, therefore more may be eX fees remain to be filled. the resigna tions of the present incumbents bein! on file.
 Among the appointments yet to b made are those of state veterinarian
 state examiner, parole clerk at tn prison and also steward. the state fai commission. the university regent and the state board of education.
 steward at the state hospital also i
 to be chosen.