Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-01
Special to Journa1-Miner.)

GHOE-N1A, OeC. oU.7IOVernOr
 elect Thomas E. Campbell made hi! first announcement of appointments Hn1sr t%e new state administration todsy. AboHt half of the major ap. pointre-ts, outside of the various boards and commissions are included in the list, which is as follows:
 Members of the commission of state institutions-Andrew Baumert, IT,, of Phoenix; Lloyd B. Christy of Flagstaff.
 Superintendent of Arizona state prison-C. c. Powell of Florence.
 State examiner-Charles w. Fair field of Winslow.
 Inspector of weights and measures Charles E. Price of Mesa
 Superintendent of the Pioneers Home at Prescott-F. s. Ingalls, of Yuma.
 Superintendent of public health Dr. Geo. B. Goodrich of Phoenix.
 Superintendent of industrial school J. H. Larson of Thatcher.
 State employment agent-John F. White of Phoenix
 Dairy commissioner-W. A. Barr of Phoenix
 State veterinarian-Dr. R. J. Flight of Tempe.
 Sheep sanitary board-W. F. Pur- cell, St. Johns; Charles E. Burton, Ash Fork; J. c. Hammons, Phoenix.
 Members, state board of education -Elsie Toles, Douglas; Superintend- ent Cochise county schools; H. E. Matthews, Mesa, principal Mesa high school; C. F. Philbrook, Bisbee, su- perintendent of Bisbee high schools
 Some of the more important posi- tions yet to be filled are: state en- gineer, game warden, superintendent of the insane asylum, commission of agriculture and horticulture, eight regents of the University of Arizona, Tempe normal school board, north ] srn Arizona normal school board, | live stock sanitary board, state fair commission, board of dental examin- CTS, board of medical examiners, pharmacy board and several other minor boards. There are also four teen members of the Arizona coun- cil of defense to, be chosen and secretary of the council.
 Harris Must Go.
 Governor Campbell announced that he had rendered the position of adjutant general, being filled by Charles w. Harris to Colonel E. P. Grinstead, now with the 18th In fantry, which is acting as President Wilson's escort in France. It is un- derstood that Colonel Grinstead will accept and will be assigned to Ari- 2ona.
 Designations Expected.
 On making public the above list of appointments, Governor Campbell said that it might be some days be- fore he completed the list He in dicated that he expected to find the resignations of all of Governor Hunts appointees on file in the gov ernor's office when he takes charge on January 9th, as this is a courtesy shown incoming govern ors and one accorded to Governor Hunt by all of Campbell's appointees when Hunt was seated by the deci- sion of the supreme court.
 Governor Campbell stated that there would be no announcement of appointments to the offices of state inspector of apiaries and state his torian as he will recommend the abo- lition of these offices.
 Takes Office January 9th.
 Governor Campbell upon taking office on Monday, January 9th, ex- poets to make a few short remarks ! at 10 o'clock in the morning from the balcony of the capital, which will be a general declaration of the policies 1 he will pursue as governor He add ed that ne would make his detailed . in his message to . the regular session of the legisla- ' ture which convenes a week later.
 Governors Secretary. { P. R. Mines, who will be secre- { tary of the governor is already on { the job, his appointment having been . announced some days ago. MT. Mil C nes has for six and a half years edi- 1 ed the JGurEalMiner eff Prescott. !