, 1923-01-04
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS
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ing ~ deputy treasurer Tor the past
several months, and viii 10 we'll quail
flied to fulfill the duties Of that po-
sitien, will continue in the same
capacity for the ensuing two years.
A. A. Sanders As Sheriff
A. A. Sanders on Tuesday started
his third term as sheriff of Carbon
county when he took the oath of that
office. Sheriff Sanders states that
he does not intend to make any ma
terial changes in the personnel of
his deputies and that he will sub
init the following names to the
Board of County Commissioners to
serve a. deputies:
w. P. Mills, U~ndersheriff.
l.. ]. Dolan, deputy at Baggs.
y John Terrill, deputy at Dixon.
Roy Peck, Deputy at Saratoga.
lack Carver, deputy at Encamp-
ment.
Chas. Cooper, deputy at Medicine
Bow.
Evan Jones, deputy at Hanna.
Fred Hansen. deputy at Elk
Mountain.
Sheriff Sanders also states that he
will continue Leonard Kingman as
Tailor and that he will not be able
to designate a deputy at McFadden
until after q personal visit to that
place.
w. F. Daley As Assessor
w. F. Daley took the oath Of Of
flee az county assessor for the sec
ond time on Tuesday last. Mr..
Daley during the past two years has
made a remarkable record as as
SCISSOR and his services were so
satisfactory that the Democrats at
the recent election did not contest
his election. Mr.. DAILY will ON
tinue Mrs. Daley as chief office
deputy and has appointed Mr.. Hunt
of Saratoga as chief field deputy.
Assessor Daley is now actively en-
gagged in making plans to start the
1923 assessment within the next few
weeks.
Stella Jungquist As Clerk Of Court
Stella Jungquist. Democrat. who
has proven an efficient official for
the past four years. on Tuesday
started her third term of Clerk of
Court. The fact that the Republic
ans OF Carbon county In the two last
elections have refused to place a
candidate in the field against Miss
Jungquist shows the feeling to-
wards her throughout the county.
Miss Jungquist will continue Miss
Josephine Baiers As deputy clerk of
court.
County Attorney McNicken
A. r. McMicken was again sworn
In As county attorney Of Ct
county Tuesday. Mr.. McMicken is
now serving his second term as
election was unopposed for the posi-
ton.
On Tuesday County Attorney Nc
Micken "a kept busy most of the
day in examining the bonds OF the
newly installed officers and in other
way assisting the Board of County
Commissioners to get started.
County Surveyor Wtsda
\ Jas. W. Vida on Tuesday took
the oath OF office for the 'steenth
time rs County Surveyor Of Carbon
county. That the people % Carbon
county well realize that Mr.. Wisda 10
one OF the very best county survey
ors that this county has ever had is
proven by the fact that ne has been
continued in office for SO many
years. generally being elected with
on any opposition at all.
County Coroner Jeffrey
At the election last November DR..
G.. w. Jeffrey was elected as county
coroner for the second time. His
election WINS by an overwhelming
majority. showing that the people Of
the county realize his worth In the
office. Owing to the TACT hat he Ia
a physician, DR.. Jeffrey has been able
to administer the affairs Of the
coroner's office efficiently and at a
minimum Of expense to the taxpay-
ers.
Superintendent Of Schools
Miss Helen Irving. who was re-
elected a. superintendent Of schools
At the November election without OPP
position. also took oath OF office on
Tuesday.
Miss Irving has made m excep-
tionally fine record a. county super
intcndent OF school. during the past
two years. and during the ensuing
two years ahe will undoubtedly o n
tinue her excellent work.
N1ias irving will continue Mics
Louise Irving a. deputy county sup
erintendent OF schools.
Precinct Offtccr Take Oath
In Raw1ins, Jack 6heahan and
John Oronlund. Republicans. took
cath Of office ~ Constsbles. and Fred
Friend and .. r. Watson. Democrats.
took oath % Justices Of the Peace.
Commissioners In 6eas6oa
On Tuesday afternoon and We'd
uesAay the Board Of County Com
aissionsrs met In the first business
session Of the o year for the
purpose Of considering appointments
70 vastous positions and In other
vays plan for the snsuing two ysars.
D.. n. A. Ken Co9nty Physletsn
Dr.. =. A. Kell was appointed %
eounty physician for Carbon county
70 eseve durfnG the ensuing two
pears. Dr. keil was the only ap-
plicant for this position.
Hepahabean n Official Paper
TIE Rawlins Republican was De-
iGnatsd By the Board Of County Com.