The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
NAME UTAH COUNTY
ELECTION JUDGES
Republicans and Democrats
to Act at Coming Contest
Chosen by Commissioners.
lspeelaI 70 - HeraId-RepublIcanl

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Provo, Oct. 1S.-The following
judges Of election have been appointed
by the board Of county commissioners.
The first and second named are he
publieans, the third Democrats:
Alpine-Benjamin Bates. Benjamin
Fullmer, Joseph T. Bateman.
American FOrk-First district. w
F. Robinson; Second district, b. NJ.
Christensen; Third district, f. b.
Hawkins; Fourth district, William
Hunter
Benjamin-Enoch Ludlow, jr., Niels
Thompson, J. ". Stewart
Clinton-Henry Hicks, Charles VIM
ward, David Mitchell
Cedar Fort-Earl Cook, Ida NJ.
Hooking, ". W Prior.
COltOn-Mrs. T. Y. Jackson, William
II. Thomas, J. NJ. Miller.
Fairfield-William H. Carson, u.
L. Thomas. r. j. Carson.
Goshen-John G. JaspersOn, Alma
Jasperson, William Steele.
INSTRUMENTATION J. WestwOOd,
Peter L. Adamson, A. Cooper.
Lehi-District No. /, James Brown.
John T. VIM. A NJ Davis; District
No. 2, Melvin Johnson. Joel Meyers,
Alfred Fox; District No. 5. Lorenzo
Conner, W. d. Racker, Robert Fox;
District No. 4, William Asher, George
Webb, Freeman Royal
LakeVieW-V. L Bunnell Martin
Ginger. NJ. P Madsen.
Lake ShOre-JOseph Aitken, Byron
Hun, Lorenzo Argyle.
MapleJOn-LeWis X. Anderson,
| Wells Snow. c. NJ. Bird.
PrOvO-District No. !, Reuben
L 4 d -fesHel II
I Mace; District No >, Fred Evans. Dis
/ trict No. g. Albert Jones, J. f. Halla-
| day A. c. Johnson: District No I. Al
/ fred ". Harding, 5 A. Daily, Jesse
Manwaring; District No. 3, J. H Fris-
/ by, John l.. Russell, Mrs. Belle Mel
son: District No. o, John H McEwan.
/ H II. Clun, Alma Van Wagner. Dis
| trict No. Z. John r. Hayes. Edmund
/ Dugdale, O. W. Andelin: District No.
I s, John Nelson Strong, Charles Rob
erts, Wyman Berg
PaysOn-DistricU No. 1. Edward ST.
mons. {. y. Fairbanks. Ed II. Harper.
/ District No. >, Ezra Tanner. David T.
/ Curtis, j. A. LoYeless; District No. 3,
! George W. Page, PhilO Wightman,
John L. Done.
Pleasant Grove-District No. 1. Al
ma Radmall; District No. >. j. b.
] O.
District no. 4. George Ash.
! Provo Bench-Samuel Cordner J.
/ \. Anderson, James A. Loveles. Jr
Pleasant Views. ). Cluff, jr, Ar
thur Clyde. L~yi A. COivin.
Observation-Disclosures No I, Isaac s.
/ Brown, Thomas A. Brown. O. B. Hunt
/ ingtOn. District No. ,. Nelson Rock
well, y. H.. GrOesbeck, Charles A. Al
leman; District No. 8, Will H. Kearns
d. P. Brinton. Del ID. Boyer: District
No. 4, L. ]. Whitney c. \. Reynolds
". W. Harrison: District No. 3. Abner
Thorn. Joseph "A. Reynolds. Alva Ia
briskie.
Salem-N. c. Christensen. John Q
Stone. Mrs. Richard Nuttall.
Santaquin-District No. /, John c
Holman. Nelson jacobson, Thomas b
/ HEELS; District No. ., Chris Johnson
John 4. Peterson. :. R. Cushing
Spring Lake-William SpainhOWer
Walter MenlOVe, James \ De Graw.
Spanish Fork-District No. l. Mich,
olas Smith, ole H. Olson. James 5
Hales: District No. >, Perry A. Thorn
as. Alma Andrews. Morgan Beck
District No. 3. Lehi r. Davis. George
A. Hicks, Niels Anthem.
Thistle-B. F. Smith. Elias Gard
ner. William HAYES.
Tucker-District No. /, J. ". Co
burn. Albert Anderson. Mrs Marths
DaTrick; District No. ,. 5. P. Fields
Z. b. McCabe. C. G. Carlquist
Vineyard. o. Stone. Harr!
Cannon, Joseph wilkinson
A c. Davis was appointed registra
ton agent for Tucker Precinct No. >
The resignation OF James A. Olive
as superintendent of the county in
Urinary, 10 take effect November l
Was accepted.
The following reports of disburse
ments of poor and INDECENT funds 70
the quarter ending September 8
We're made by the commissioners: c
II. Ward. S51S.37: d. r. Lewis, 1913
John G.. Walker. $516.50.