The Lamar register., 1922-08-09
Republican County Assembly


ton, l.. G. Leist, X. F. Cooper, N. N.
Mclean, H. r. Smith, Geo. A. Wat
son, Paul Stewart.
Carlton Precinct No. 5-Delegates-
NJ. J. McMillin, ]. H. Larrick, G. l..
Penlcy, L. L. Earls, Geo. f. Case.
May Valley Precinct No. 6-Dele-
gatcs-T H. Heath, Geo. Leasure, Ray
McGrath, L. L. VanGinkel. Alternates
A. l.. Preston, T. F. Hover, I. S.
Heath, Lyle McGrath.
Wiley Precinct No. 7-Delegates-
w. J. Buxton, Ira Fasnacht, Archie
Semmens, w. H. Blosser, X. II. Horn
or, F. f. Durham, II. NJ. Achers. AL
ternates-C. H. March, Roy Firebaugh,
Henry Nichlos, w. R. Henry, l.. w.
Fee, L. Needham, B. G. Bird.
Lamar Precinct No. S-Delegates-
John Y. Brown, Isaac Keiser, C. Frost
Liggett, Joe O.Donnell, w. H. Sheets,
Allyn Cole. Alternates-Roy Holbert,
Fred Kelsey, George Brown, r. w. Me
Leod, C. d. H:dlock, H. H. Mcdowell.
Bristol Precinct No. 9-DelesateS-
W D.Decker, S. II. Pickering, J. A.
Rosebrough, W. H. Straney, o. f.
Wood. Al,ernates-Claude Moore, %.
S. Strobe, j. +. Gordon, b. F. Greed,
NJ. II. Durham.
Star Precinct No. 1O-Delegates-C.
w. Downing, Clyde Grantham, Geo. F.
Frazee, G. w. Karns. Alternates-A.
S. Crowder, j. Lewis Karn.
Hartman Precinct No. 1l-Delegates
&C. W Sherman, J. p. Pinkham. T.
E. Sallee, II. NJ. Greene, viii Ofill, J..
NJ. Hatfield. Alternates-J. F. Moore,
A. J. Davy, W. ]. Sieklebower, Alfred
James, C. NJ. Epler, J. C. Irving.
Holly Precinct No. 13-Delegates-
]. S. McMurtry, 7. G. Demaray, F. H.
Allen, F. w. Smith, II. l.. Christman,
]. A. Wilson, J. W. Bryce.
Lamar Precinct No. 14-Delegates-
Claude Swink, Geo. Custer, J. B. May
hew, Wayne Downing, Cora Strain,
Mrs. Nola Wilcox, Frank Strain. AL
ternates-W. o. Davis, Myrtle Custer,
Mrs. Bessie Davis, f. P. Gilbert, ].
B. Eckles, Mrs. Hennie E. Horn, Mrs.
B. F. Tucker.
Lamar Precinct No. 15-Delegates-
]. A. Rourke, Elmer Markham, J. r.
SEWER, Robert Woodward, w. ]. Smil-
cy.
Pleasant Heights Precinct No. 10
Delegates-H. Billingsley, F. A. An
derson. Alternatcs-W. Fl. Raibourn,
Calvin Hill.
The committee on permanent organ
ization and order of business reported
making the temporary organization
permanent. The order of business was
to be the reading of the report of the
committee on resolutions, speech by
the chairman and then the order as
provided in the call. This was also
adopted.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following which were un-
animously adopted:
we. tne RepuDllCdHS vi fTo"tTS
County, Colorado, in County Assembly
convened, do hereby approve and heart
lily endorse the constructive and far
sighted policy of our President, War
ren G. Harding, in returning the coun-
try to that normalcy so far removed
by faltering and wasteful Democratic
administration which preceded him.
ave heartily endorse the actions of
President Harding and the national
Republican administration in its efforts
to settle the present strike situation in
fair and impartial manner, and in
the best interests of the public.
Eve point with pride to the con-
structive achievement of the national
administration in securing new and
beneficial international relationships
through the signing of the so-called
four-power pact.
1--WE heartily endorse the activities
ard accomplishments of our national
and state administrations, and we es-
pecially approve of the action Of Gov
ernor Shoup and the state administra-
ton in its fair and firm stand for law
and order, whereby the lives and prop