Becker, justice of the peace; Albert Acker, assessor; William Marquardt, overseer of highways.

Haynes precinct: A. D. Hull, justice of the peace; Leslie Boodry, assessor; F. W. Wood, overseer of highways.

King precinct : D. S. Kelsey, justice of the peace: D. S. Meek, assessor; C. F. Hagerty, overseer of highways.

Kinkaid precinct: B. L. Gillespie, justice of the peace; Sam Sawyer, assessor; O. B. Lawhead, overseer of highways.

Redington precinct: A. W. Lease, justice of the peace; Fred Gilman, assessor: X. D. Skinner, overseer of highways.

Riley Hill precinct: James Mitera, justice of the peace; W. V. Dove, assessor: VV. J. Williams, overseer of highways.

Union precinct: R. S. McConnell, justice of the peace; C. E. Satchel], assessor; Cleo Green, overseer of highways.

Storm Lake precinct: Sam Hickman, justice ci the peace; John Scott, assessor; Charles Fulcher, overseer of highways.

Weir-Lisco precinct : E. Humphrey, L. B. Hiscock, William Hanna and Nels Lindberg, tie for justice of the peace ; James A. Millett, assessor ; Eric Lif, overseer of highways, Weir district; Dan Dean, overseer of highways, Lisco district.

Yockey precinct: W. T. Dean, Jr., justice of the peace; C. L. Hoxworth, assessor; John Mittlesteadt, overseer of highways.

County Clerk and Clerk of District Court

The first incumbent of this important office was Charles D. Casper. Casper was formerly state senator from Butler county. This officer had not only the duty of county clerk and therefore clerk of the board of commissioners, but was also clerk of the district court and register of deeds for the county. In 1912 J. R. Minshall took this office. For the last three years of his term Z. H. Jones served as his deputy and in 1917 Mr. Jones became the county clerk and clerk of district court and has since then acceptably performed the multiple duties of those offices until their separation and was re-elected in November, 1920, for a four-year term as clerk of district court.