Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
PRIMARY ELECTION
OFFICERS NAMED
Complete List of Those Who Viii
Serve At Madison Precincts
Saturday, Aug. 7th

Ierrlll, Il. 4. Million ana T. -. WnlC-
lock, at a meeting Thursday evening
at the Madison county court house,
appointed the following officers to
serve at the various precInts of the
county for the primary election on
Auguest Z:
Court House, No. &c. w. t. Dea-
therage and w. T. Griggs, judges;
Joe A. Ross, sheriff; T. w. Reeves,
clerk.
City Hall-Lyman Parrish and j
A. Kunkle, judges; D. c. Biggerstaff
sheriff; B. F. Hurst, clerk.
Normal-J. W. Elder and w. T.
Short, judges; B. F. Wagers, sheriff
VIM. Burnam, clerk.
Francis-J. M. Asbell and Grant
Hamonds, judges; d. F. Powers. sher-
iff; Boyd Sandlin, clerk.
Chenault-W. F. Park and McClel-
land Hale, judges; Armer Parrish
sheriff; Lonnie Abrams, clerk.
White Hall. H. Million and G.
H. Clark, judges; G. c. Burgin,- sher-
if; George Yeager, clerk.
Red House-iAndrcw Baxter and T
J. KeIums, judges; w. A. Williams
sheriff; Robert Minter, clerk.
McCreary-Jacob Hackett and Dan
Tribble, judges; S. 1. Taylor, sheriff
Joe West, clerk.
College Hill-Quinn Covington and
A. w. Williams, judges; Jasper Pear
son, sheriff; Crutcher West, clerk.
Kavanaugh-A. S. holland and LIE
Chrisman, judges; R. l.. Doty, sher-
iff; Crutcher West, clerk.
Waco-M. w. Miller and Ben Will
son, judges; W. C. Terrill, sheriff; M
I. Bybee, clerk.
Brassfeld- S. Yates and C. F
Park, judges; H. D. Rayburn, sheriff
w. H. West, clerk.
Bearwallow-Speed McKeehan and
Owen Lakes, judges; Peter Gabbard
sheriff; Curt Benge, clerk.
Kingston L. Green and May
Lain, judges; Brack Maupin, sheriff
| Arch Hamilton, clerk s.
Blue Lick-T. j.. Flanners and ]
Armstrong, judges; j. B. Terrill
sheriff; Henry Hazelwood, clerk.
Berea-Ed Scrivner and Charles
Burdett, judges; w. G. Best, sheriff;
| T. J. Osborne, clerk
Clay-E. I. Fish and 1. w. Coyle
judges; H. NJ. Snyder, sheriff; Leon
Lewis, clerk
Duncannon-John McWililans, and
R. H. Hendren, judges; R. L. Martin
sheriff; w. B. Turley, clerk.
Burnam-J. Sam Campbell and NJ
F. Ledford, judges; H. F. Francis.
sheriff; Hume Tatum, clerk.
Tevis-Lafe Duerson and J. N
Hendren, judges; J. I. Coy, sheriff
Clay Brakeman, clerk.
Crutcher-Mat Arbuckle and Cal
vim Agee, judges; Jack Wagers, sher-
iff; D. c. Bogie, clerk.
Posey-M. T. Warner and Wilbert
Howard, judges; J. N. Wiley, sheriff
Hobert Price, clerk.
4NCNOy"C -. anu d. DORlS
judges; Robert w. Long, sheriff; Jul
ian Million, clerk.
ggerstaff-Edward Broaddus and
w. D. Sanders, judges; w. Curry
sheriff; Luther Burrus, clerk.
Valley View-Elzie Perkins and
Burrell Rhodus, judges; Thos. Jones
sheriff; Sim Tudor, clerk
COlyer Wants Corrections"
Mr.. H. H. Colyer dropped into the
Daily Register office Friday morning
and said that some Corrections
would be made by the board inasmuch
as he was of the opinion that all OF
the three candidates for the congress
sional nomination did not have equal
| representation on the list of election
officers. He was asked if he had any
objections to any of the officers ap-
pointed, but said that not having the
list before him he could not say. He
said that Sheriff Whitlock had moi
been present at the meeting of the
Election Commission.
When asked about the matter, Mr.
c. . Terrill, democratic member oi
the election board, said that he ane
Judge Million, the republican mem
Der, had made the appointment, oi
officers Thursday, the last. day allow
ed under the law in which to make
them. He said that Judge Million
had gone upstairs after Sheriff Whit
lock, but he was not in his office, anc
SO they made the appointments anc
agreed upon all the men named.
He pointed out that it is only IL
case of disagreement on the boare
that the sheriff has any vote in the
selection of officers, as he is by vir-
tue of his office, chairman of the
| board and votes in case of tie OF
disagreement. Mr.. Terrill said that
the board appointed practically the