Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-17
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Supervisors Name Election
Officers-SaIe of Bonds.
Commissioners Meet.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. July II. 1912.
The supervisors OF elections for Mont
gomery county-Thomas Vinson and
Maurice NJ Browning. republicans. and
William H. Wade, democrat-have ap-
pointed the following to serve as judges
and clerks of election, the frst-named
Judge and clerk in each district and pre-
cinct being republicans, the others demo-
Gratis:
Laytonsville district-Henry H. Griffith
and L. f. Riggs, judges: William D.
Bell and Lloyd c. Collifower. clerks.
Clarksburg District William John
son and William F.. King, judges: James
F. Purdum and Robert L. Hickerson.
clerks
Poolesville dfstrict-Usher Charlton and
Samuel d. Byrd. judges; William ]. Com
pher and Edgar l.. Chiswell. clerks.
Town of Rockville.
Rockville: First precinct-J. Somervile
Dawson and Winfred E. Berry, judges:
Theron E. Smith and George A. NJ
kelchner, clerks. Second precinct-J.
Gardiner Darby and Thomas N. Bailey,
judges; Urban N. Wagner and Clai-
borne III. Mannar. clerks.
Colesville distriet-Samuel S. Bond and
Edmund c. Davis, judges: Francis s.
Mcleod and o. w. Robey. clerks.
Darnestown district-Philip Darby and
Charles G. DuFief. judges: f. Reuben
Martin and Thomas D. Darby. clerks.
Bethesda district-Alexander A. Brad
dock and NJ. Wilson Offutt, judges: Ed
clerks.
Olney district: First precinct-Clar-
ence B. F. Carroll and George e. White
judges; r. r. Moore and Nicholas r.
Griffith. clerks. Second precinct-L. NJ
Dwyer and Frank Musgrove, judges; j.
Janney Shoemaker and William p. Jones.
clerks.
Gaithersburg Observation-Disclosures d.
Kingsley and Samuel b. Briggs, judges;
Harold L. Kingsley and Edmund L.
Amiss, clerks.
Ihomas r. jackson. judges: Harrison
Myers, clerk. democrat. Appointment of
republican clerk deferred
GAINESVILLE district-A Clinton Brown
and isaac N. Emmert. judges: Charles o.
Robertson and Daniel T. Shreye clerks
Damascus district-Samuel v. Broad
hurst and James B. Hawkins, judges:
James w. Burdette and Archie W. Souder,
clerks.
Wheaton district-First precinct: Frank
Hendricks and William A. Fidier, clerks.
Second precinct: p H. Pattison and
William H. Fidler, judges; C. Condict
and Oliver H. p. Clarke, jr., clerks. Ap-
pOntment Oh republican judge in first pre-
cinct deferred.
Road Bonds Sold.
The county commissioners have sold to
Riggs & Mclean and Jenkins, Whedbee
g. Poe Of Baltimore the 81. 900 of road
bonds authorized by the last legislature
for the Improvement of the roads from
Rockville to Travilah, from Rockville to
the Potomac district line, from Kensing-
ton to the Georgetown pike, by way Of
Garrett Park, and from Forest Glen to
the Brookeville pike. The price paid was
$H. 472. The bonds bear interest at the
rate OF AZ per cent. There were five
bidders.
The commissioners yesterday opened the
bids for the construction OF a pike from
Kensington to the Georgetown pike by
way Of Garrett Park, distance of one
referred to M. Donaldson Knight, county
superintendent of roads, who will report
to the board next Tuesday and by whose
advice the board will be guided in award
ing the contract. The work Of building
the pike will be started just as soon as
the preliminarfes are completed. and will
be completed before cold weather.
County Treasurer Berry E. Clark has
submitted his annual statement of the
receipts and expenditures of the county
for the year ending June 30 1912. The
total receipts were $36S OBJ. A. and the ex-
penditures $685., 429.36, leaving on hand
$13, .OS.09. The report has been approved
by the county commissioners and ordered
published and copy filed with the clerk
Of the circuit court for record.