Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-27
INTEREST INCREASES
In ROAD ELECTION
Prominent Speakers Are Explaining
Things To Voters In Regard To
Distribution of Fund, If Voted

Interest in the special road tax cleo
ton which will be held in Madison
county is increasing as the time for
holding the election Saturday March
29th-is approaching rapidly. Off
cials, prominent citizens and farmers
are appearing at the meetings which
are being held over the county ex-
planning the purpose of the road tax
election, and just what plans will be
followed to assure everyone that a
lust and equitable apportionment of
the revenue derived from the extratax
will be made in the event that the
r election carries.
Mr.. T. ]. Curtis and Judge w. K.
Price spoke to good sized and atten-
tive audience at Kirksville Tuesday
night and it is reported that they
made number of converts to the sup
port of the tax. For a time, confident
predictions were heard on all sides
that the special tax would be defeat
ed, but those who are advocating it
and good roads enthusiasts are feeling
more hopeful of its passage, it is re-
ported, since full and fair statement
of the matter and what is proposed, is
being laid before the voters and tax
payers.
AS usual, the County Election Board
selected a splendid set Of officials to
conduct the election Saturday. The
election officers named are as follows,
by precincts:
Court House, No. 1-G. w. T.
Deatherage, w. Neale Bennett, Tom
W. Reeves, Big John White.
City Hall, No. 2-Chenault Duncan,
]. A. Kunkle, Chas. Tapp, Lyman Par
rish.
Normal, No. 3+Ballard Million, N.
A. Durham, W. T. Short, s. D. Jones.
Francis, No. Al. A. Mershon, Clay
Stone, VIM. McSwain, D. A. Powers.
Chenault, No. 5-McClelland Hall,
]. B. Deatherage, W. @. Park, D. M.
Phelps.
White Hall, No. 6-Granville Clark,
Madisop Burgin, L. W. Minter, Cor
don Burgin. -
Red House, No. George holland,
T j. Kellums, Robert Asher, Price
Dykes.
McCreary, No. George McKin-
ney, Dan Tribble, Joe West, Enos
Thomas.
College Hill, No. Quinn Coving-
ton, Tom Tribble, Charles Tribble,
Jaspnr Pearson.
avanaugh, No. 10-A. S. holland,
Willie Winkler, Leslie Chrisman, r.
K. Moberly.
Waco, No. I'm. W. Miller, Ben
Wilson, Mat Bybee, W. c. Terrill.
Brassfeld, No. 12-J. A. Frazier.
C. F. Park, w. b. West, b. D. Ray
burn.
Bearwallow, No. 13-Speed Mckee
han, Owen Lakes, Curt Benuge, 7. G.
Glossip.
Kingston, No. 1HJ. c. Yates, Curt
Lain, Brack Maupin, Arch Hamilton.
Blue Lick, No. 15-T. ]. Flannery
June Armstrong, Harvey Hazelwood
B. s. Terrill.
Berea, No. 16-W. G Best, Charles
/, Burdette, T. j. Osborne, John Welch
y Clay, No. I'D. s. Botkins, b. J
tIBlanton, J. W. Coyie, e. T. Fish.
Duncannon, No. 18-John McWil
hams, R. s. Hendren, W. B. Turiey
Robert Martin.
Burnam, No. 18-J. Sam Campbell
Millard Ledford, Hume Tatum, c. c
Maupin.
Tevis No. 20-James Coy, ]. N
Hendren, Clay Brakeman, Lafe Duer
son.
Crutcher, No. 21-J. B. holland
Calvin Agee, Thos. Lamb, Holmol
Todd.
Poosey, No. 22-Otis Teater, vii
bert Howard, j. N. Wylee, J. w. Tea
ter
Newly, No. 2SS-S. S. Million, 3
Bogie, Julian Million, Joe Broaddus.
Biggerstaff, No. 24-AIbert Doziel
W. D. Sanders, Luther Burrus, John
son Jones.
Valley View, No. 25-Lyman Rob
erts, c. W. White, A. B. Howard, Cla
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