Arizona republican., 1921-01-04
NEW OFFICIALS
 AND ATTACHES
 AT COURTHOUSE

Board Of Supervisors Re-
 publican For First Time
 In History Of Arizona
 Many Appointees Named With the installation of two Repub- lican supervisors, the majority vote in that body became Republican for the first time in the history of Daricopa county. Following the administering of the oath of office to Guy l.. Vernon and c. S. Stewart. supervisors elect on the Republican ticket. the board. com posed of these men and J. R. Bradshaw, the hold-over member and the only Democrat on the board. went into ses-
 sion They elected Mir. Vernon as chairman for the next two years. Following this the board approved the bonds of the county officers, both those reelected and the new officers. and administered the cath of office to the entire administration with the eX- ception of those whose office term had not expired. The remainder of the morning was spent in approving the appointments made by the officers for their clerical staffs.
 Tn the afternoon the supervisors went over the bills accumulated through December and cleared them for payment. Next Monday the board
 will officially canvass the election re-
 turns on the bond election for the s4
 50O,000 issue of bonds for road i'm provements in the county.
 Positions Not All Filled
 Not all the appointments for the
 various county positions to be filled by
 the board of supervisors have been
 made. So far the appointments are as
 follows: T. w. Benson, clerk of the
 board; P. H. Versluis, assistant clerk; Lucille Callahan, stenographer; Dr. G.
 $. Monical, county physician; Harry
 E. Vernon. county engineer; Charles
 Sabin. county indigent officer. and Burt
 Grove. superintendent of the county
 farm. Miss Sue Fauley, stenographer
 under the old board will remain in the office for a time. Miss Callahan served
 under the old board
 The appointments of R. F. l.. Shep-
 herd. county attorney, elected on the
 Republican ticket, are as follows: Jo- seph E Noble, first deputy county att , torney; Paul McIver, second deputy county attorney; J. C. Forest, special advisor to the board of supervisors and , county business; D. A. Little. court
 reporter and Miss Ethel Wise. will s have charge of the office. The new , county attorney will have his office at BOT Fleming building instead of in . the Walker building where Mir. LaneS [ former county attorney had his office ChangesIn Jail Force r John c. Montgomery. reelected sher- 5 if, will have the following staff: : Charles Bowers, undersheriff. in charge Q of civil work of office. Mr. Bowers
 will have Harry Mitten and Harry
 Diehl as deputy clerks. and James
 Troutman and Ernest Smith as field
 deputy sheriffs. c. P. Anderson will
 be desk man on the criminal side of } the office. and the deputy sheriffs will 1. work in pairs as follows: Al De Witt . and Gilbert Blanco, and R. NJ. Price , and F. l.. Meeks.
 A new change has been made by Sheriff Montgomery in the jail force He will now have three jailers, eacf T working an eight-hour shift. The new z jailer will be Robert Hayes. The shift , will be as follows: Paul Jones, g a 4 m to D. m, Bob Hayes, D. m. t, 2 p. m. and from a. m. to 9 a. m t and John Isaacs, D. m. te 5 a. -Tn 1. l The motorcycle officers .wil1 be F. A q Bell and A. w. Dana. Both will carr. V commissions as deputy sheriffs am - will operate from the sheriffs office. n Vernon S. Wright, new county treas
 urer, elected on the Democratic ticke d will have the following staff: Mis- d Blanche A. Burnett, chief deputy; R. s. Weedon, assistant deputy; Lucy r. Bessie Wulf, Mary S. Mims, File r. Humphrey and A. F. Stevens. m Other Appointees
 is Edith NJ. Jacobs, county recorder re ~, elected on the Democratic ticket, wi 'n have the following force: K. P Mauz. q. chief deputy; Harvey Wilson. assistar jT chief deputy; Walter W. Smith. Cliff V. ford Smith, Mrs. Grace Whitney. Ed "a ward Orduno, Raymond W. Odel .s orpha Bartlett. Roger Laveen. Robel re Fulton. Mrs. Goldie Vadder. and nt Grijalva.
 a Harry Peirce, county assessor electe m on the Republican ticket to succee mt c. W. Cummins, Democrat, will hav ut the following staff: E. T. Bower be chiew deputy; N. c. Moore, Jr., assist CT ant deputy; I. l.. Vaudeville, G. V a. Breuninger, Mrs. s. Byers, Mrs. V. N he Haigler, Mrs. Lottie Bright, Mrs Joh A: Harter, NJ. Ireland, Mrs. M. A. Shit or M. Jachens, Mrs M. Ward, Clark Fad t- Edward K. Potter, and Walter Mac ss lemore
 Claude S. Berryman, clerk of Il superior court has two more years o.. serve of a four-yea term and ti .t- force in his office will remain as in q vn past and is as follows: W. H. Linvill sO tnleI uepuAys N. Gs MoOEe, fIdI be Dykes. Rose Cummings. KatheriI as Blendlnger, Mae Tony, Mrs. c. as Byrne, and Mrs. Fred Bolen. Georl
 Mcdonald and c. H. Young are q a judges clerk
 he Court Attaches
 of The court of Judge R. c. C.,Stanfor an division No. 1 of the superior eou 'c- will have the following attaches: r., m ward Powers, court reporter; C.-.l eu. Young. clerk; James Graham. baili zen and Charles Cox, bailiff; Benjamin O. McFsll. probation officer. and Frar ..4 Orduno, official court interpreter. itb Judge Frank II. Lymans court, q 'eit vision No. of the superior court W sr- have the following attaches: Ben at Rudderow. court reporter; Geor re- Mcdonald, clerk; NJ. A. Stewart bal ted if and J. w osborn, bailiff si- A. l.. Jones, county school superi m- tendent reelected on the Democrat of ticket will have the following fore
 James King, assistant and Miss Miria
 Grau. assistant.
 The East Phoenix justice court is
 follows: Henry Sullivan. justice of (