The Coconino sun., 1927-01-07

1t was ruled that the county treas
urer, clerk of court, recorder, school
superintendent and county attorney
are not to have regular deputies.
The county assessor will be allow
ed two deputies for four months un-
til the assessment work is concluded,
when the second deputy will be laid
off and the first deputy, VIM. Rudd
will be switched to the supervisors
office to help make up the tax roll,
then to the treasurer's office to help
with the heavy work Immediately
following the completion Of the tax
roll.
There will be field deputy, Miss
Julia Benson, who for the last two
years had been deputy to Mrs. Char
lotte Acker, county superintendent of
schools, and she will be transferred
from one of the deputies offices to
another as press Of work demands.
JAKE Thoman was cfficially APP
pointed clerk of tie board of super
visors, and Miss Lucille Nolan is de-
putty clerk
All of the sheriff's deputies were
confirmed in their reappointments
made by Sheriff John Parsons. They
are Undersheriff D. L. Mckinney, and
Deputies Art Vandevier George At
terbury end Bill Smith. However,
Johnny Hoffman, county ranger, is
out of a job, his office for purposes
of economy having been declared va
cant.
The last named deputy sheriff was
appointed truant and school attend
ance officer, to succeed ]. d. Jack
son, and will do that work without
pay, working in conjunction with the
sheriff's office and receiving his sal
ary from there. R. d. Mitchell was
appointed truant and attendance Of
ficer at Williams.
County Attorney Frank NJ. Gold is
allowed a stenographer, but no dep
uty.
County Physician, DIR. Felix Man
ming was reappointed county physi-
clan, without deputy. nr. C. D.
Jeffries was reappointed health offic-
er for the Williams district.
Miss Margaret Stewart, secretary
Flagstaff Chamber Of Commerce was
reappointed county immigration COM
missioner.
The Board has as yet taken no act
ion on the reappointment Of Captain
]. B. Wright, county engineer.
H. u. Newman was appointed to
have charge of the county warehouse,
succeeding Fred Russell. No action
taken yet on appointment OF county
mechanic.
Bert Lauzon was reappointed GUS
todian of Bright Angel trail at Grand
Canyon. No appointment yet of Gus
todian at Lees Ferry.
The deputies who have lost out IN
the retrenchment process are Miss
Mary Wilson of Recorder Marion
Wallace's office, Miss Marion Aver
of County Clerk Tom L. Rees' office
and Miss Hazel Pierce of County
Treasurer Joe Higginbotham's of
flee; while Frank Zalesky, second
deputy for County Recorder Howard
Marine, according to present plans
will hold his job only four months.
AS announced two or three weeks
ago, Jim Fry is the new superintend-
ent Of the county hospital, and Mrs.
Fry, matron, succeeding Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Byron.
All three supervisors-R. E. Tay-
lor and Jos. j. Waldhaus of Flag
staff and James Kennedy of Will
iams-were present during the ses-
sions Monday and Tuesday. They
adjourned Tuesday evening to meet
again Yesterday or this morning,
when Mrs. Ana Frohmiller, state au-
ditor and former county treasurer
would, it was expected, be here from
Phoenix to give the board detailed
information regarding the county's
present financial status.
Bob Taylor, the new chairman OF
the board of supervisors, is the old
est member Of the board in point of
service, having been reelected last
fall for his third two-year term.
Both other members are new, though
Mr.. Kennedy was member of the
board twenty years ago.
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