The Lamar register., 1920-08-04
10 votes,

County Treasurer. Russell May
field 120 votes.
County Sheriff. A Simpson 6712 !;
o. II. Rhodenbaugh 52ls; both desig-
mated.
County Assessor-A. J. Davy 100
votes
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Pauline Gilbert l2O votes.
County Coroner l.. +. Likes l2O
votes.
County Surveyor II Rus
sell l2O votes.
County Commissioner lst District
A T. knucEey l2O votes.
County Commissioner md District
H. +. Decker lz0 votes.
County Commissioner 3rd District
Kay McGrath 100 votes.
Justice of the Peace and Constable
and Precinct Committeeman and Com
mitteewomen for each precinct We're
then desinated.
As the next order of business Chair
man c. C. Goodale OF the resolutions
committee read the following report
which was adopted.
THAT we the members of the Re
publican Assembly of Prowers County.
do hereby adopt as our declaration of
political faith, the Republican political
platform adopted by the Republican
National Convention at Chicago last
June, as interpreted by the speeches
of acceptance of our great and peer
less leader, Warren G. Harding, and
his companion on the national ticket.
Gov. Calvin Coolidge, as an inspira-
ton that will lead to certain Republic
can victory in 1920, and as u chart
and guide that assures return Of the
powers of government to the hands
of the people.
1--WE endorse and approve the splen-
did record of the present Republican
administration of Colorado and the
Colorado Republican delegation III
Congress. especially as represented by
Gov. Oliver II. Shoup, and the action
of the House of Representatives as
presided over and guided by our dis
tinguished fellow citizen, the Hon,
Allyn Cole, the speaker of said House
of Representatives.
1--WE also endorse the record Of the
republican officials Of Prowers county
and pledge q continuance of the same
economical and efficient service by the
nominees of this Assembly"
The committee on delegates to the
various assemblies made the following
report which Was on vote adopted;
State. s. Hasty. II. {. Byrnes,
Henry Decker. Frank Durham, W. L.
Fisher. Ray MeGrath. W. Z. Fee, Otto
McMurtry, Frank Strain. A. n. Par.
rish, CRANKY Hillyer. F. NJ. wilson
John Duncan.
Congressional--M. }. McAlillin, l.. N.
Markham, T. 4. Sallee, Geo. Watson,
Geo. w. Karns, Harvey Blosser, j. l..
Mayfield, Frank Allen, 7. j. Sayler'
Geo. Russell, c. L. Fortney, Ed Hab-
erstroh, Sr., l. c. Downing.
Judicial-Allyn Cole, w. p. James,
r. C. Goodale, CRANKY Hillyer, w. L.
Fee, ID. b. Kinkasd. W b. Gordon, /. {.
Downing, Roy Cooper, Joe McMurtry'
j. A. Pierce, W +. Fisher, Roy Hol-
bert
Leeislative-D. b. kinkaid, Allyn
Cole, NJ. J. McMillin, c. X. Strain, r.
E. Nye, Roy Holbert, K. p. Waldo, j.
b. Rhodes, c. c. Goodale, c. NJ. Lee,
E. c. Gee, H. C. Byrnes, Harry Moran.
On motion of Judge w. E. Fee the
delegates to the representative district
assembly were unanimously requested
to vote for w. b. Gordon as the party
nominee for the office Of member of
the house of representatives in the
next general assembly.
On motion of Judge W. F. Fee the
delegates to the state assembly were
requested to use their best efforts to
secure the nomination of Senator j. 5
Hasty for lieutenant governor
A committee on vacancies was ap-
pointed consisting of NJ. ]. McMillin,
C. K. Strain and Allyn Cole. The as
sembly then adjourned.