Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
PHOENIX PREPARING FOR THE CLEANUP
 JANUARY THE FIRST
p. R. MILNEs OF PRESCOTT JOUR- NAL MINER, SELECTED BY GOV ERNoR CAMPBELL AS HIS SEC RETARY; OTHER PROBABLE AP- CONTINENTS

PHOENIX, Ariz. Dec 4-NO hint has been given by Gov-elect Thos. F. Campbell as to any state appoint ments but he is expected to announce his selections for all the major offices before he leaves for the governors conference at Annapolis about the middle of the month.
 The only appointment thus far an- nOunced is that of secretary to the governor. P. K. Mines, editor of the Prescott Journal Miner, selected to that place, is now in Phoenix and will remain here until the first of the year.
 One of the most important posi- tions to be filled by the governor is that of chairman of the commission of state institutions. The Maricopa county central committee has en. dOrsed for the place Andrew Bau- inert, jr., secretary of the state com mittee. The members under Cover nor CampbelIs former administra- tion were DOane Merrill and Judge A. A. Jayne of Casa Grande. w. R. Jameison was the democratic mem Der. There is at present one repub- lican member of the board He is Lloyd Christy of Phoenix
 Another important position is that of superintendent of the prison. A A. Anderson of Clifton. who held the position under Governor Campbell in 1917 is not a candidate for reap pOintment. One avowed candidate is C. G. Powell, prominent Florence mer- chant and republican leader of Pinal county who has the backing of the or ganization there. Jack White, repub- lican candidate for state mine inspec- tor in the recent election and former sheriff of Cochise county. has also been mentioned.
 Other appointments to be filled by the governor are game warden, state examiner, dairy commissioner. bee inspector, sealer of weights and measures, and various board mem bers.
 The livestock sanitary board car ries three important appointments. The members under Governor Camp bell in 1917 were Ed. Johnson of Phoenix, Frank Moore of Fucker, Co., chise county, and E. H. Crabb of Flag staff
 A fair commission and secretary are to be chosen. Shirley Christy of Phoenix. successful secretary in years past is said to be the only can didate for appointment to the latter place.
 Other members to be chosen are: Regents of the University. Northern medical, dental and sheep sanitary boards. a board of education and director of vocational education. The latter is chosen by the board of education.
 There are many minor appoint ments at the prison and under the commission of state institutions and the livestock sanitary board.
 The state engineers office carries many important appointments but there is no hint as to the candidates for appointment as state engineer. It is admitted that were It. Thos Maddock to return, he would be ten dered reappointment to the position.
 The Casualty List"
 Those appointees of Governor Hunt who will retire from public office when Governor Campbell takes the oath are Opt Louis Lowenthal, secretary to the gover- nor; B. NJ Atwood, state engineer; R. B. Sims, warden of the prison; w. E Severin, veterinarian; Orville H. Brown, superintendent of health; Harry Rountree. state examiner; c. M. Willard. game warden; O. N.