The Arizona copper camp., 1919-01-04


nouncement of appointments under the
new state administration this week
About half of the major appointments
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,
of Phoenix; Lloyd B. Christy of Flag
staff
superintendent of the Arizona
State Prison-G. G. Powell of Flor
ence.
State game warden, Joe V. Prochas-
ka, Miami
State fair commission: Chas K.
Pishon of Phoenix. H. A Clark, Doug
las, John B. Ryland, Tucson.
Secty. Fair Commission: Chas. F.
Price, Mesa
Members live stock sanitary board
Jack Barber. Gila county; E. B. Crabb,
Coconino county; F. p Moore, Doug
las.
Secy live stock sanitary board: Ed
Stephens, Yavapai county.
State Examiner-Charles w. Fair
field of Winslow
Inspector Of Weights and Meas
sures-Robert Merritt of Globe.
Superintendent of the Pioneers
Home-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 Agei-t- John F.
White of Phoenix
Dairy Comimssiorei A. Barr
of Phoenix.
State Veterinarian = Or. R. J.
Hight of Tempe - "
Sheep Sanitary Board-W. F. Pur-
cell, ST. Johns; Charles E. Burton,
Ash Fork; J. G. lannon's, Phoenix.
Members State Board of Educa-
tion-Elsie Toles, Tombstone, super
intendent Cochise county schools; Fl.
E. Matthews, principal Mesa high
school; c. F. Philbrook, Bisbee, super
intendent Bisbee city schools.
The office of state engineer has
been offered to 1t. Thomas Maddox.
who is in service in France with an
engineering regiment. A cablegram
has been sent to Maddox offering
him the appointment, and pending q
reply from him no further action will
be taken to fill the place.
Lieut.. Maddox served as state en-
gineer under Governor Campbell dur
ing his former administration. Prior
to that time he was state chairman
of the republican central committee,
and representative in the state legis-
lature from northern Arizona. For
many years he has been in the engi-
neering business, doing much of the
railroad work for the Santa Fe system
in Coconino and Yavapai counties.
Some of the more important posi-
tions yet to be filed are: State en-
gineer, superintendent of the insane
asylum, commission of agriculture
and horticulture, eight regents OF the
University of Arizona, Tempe Normal
school board, Northern Arizona Nor
NAL school board, board of dental eX
aminers, board of medical examiners
pharmacy board and several othe,
minor boards.
There are also fourteen members Of
the Arizona Council of Defense to be
chosen and a secretary of the council
Governor Campbell announced that
he had rendered the position of ad
jutant general, being filled by Charles
w. Harris to Colonel e. P. Grinstead
now with the 1928 Infantry, which is
acting as President Wilson's escort ir
France. 1t is understood that Colone
Grinstead will accept and will be as
signed to Arizona.
On making public the above list Of
appointments, GONSIuOI SdlupOOii oelA1
that it might be some days before he
completed the list. He indicated tha
he expected to find the resignation:
of all of Governor Hunts appointee!
on file in the governors office whe1
he takes charge on January 6, as thi'
is a courtesy universally shown in
coming governors and one accorded
to Governor Hunt by all of CampbelPi
appointees when Hunt was seated b.
the decision of the supreme court.
Governor Campbell stated tha
there would be no announcement o
inspector of apiaries and state histor
ian, as he will recommend to the leg
islature the consolidation of the fol-
mer with the state commission o
horticulture and agriculture and tn