Ed Hopkins, F. M. Jennings, A. W. Brownell, John Hage, Wr. C. Shattuck, C. A. Turner. H. S. Burlingmier E. Bauder, O. J. Marcy, P. F. Johnson, L. R. Bray, J. W. Grubb, Elza Walls, J. D. Stauffer, R. W. Reid, J. F. Mc- Parland, Tohn Coleman, Anton Jansen, Robert M. Bruce. P. S. Parker, Fred Graeber, Otto Smith. Fred C. Duerfeldt, William Hollstein. Smith, Duerfeldt and Hollstein are the present incumbents in the year 1921.

County Physicians We do not find the record of a county physician in Sheridan county prior to 1890, at which time J. Q. Elmore was appointed. The record is quite complete until 1914. A. N. Sheffner followed Elmore, and the following names appear as having been in duty looking after the public health: E. T. Julian, T. B. Rankin, J. R, C Davis, O. L. Wilson. Z. T. Daniel and A. J. Molzahn. Davis served six consecutive years between 1894 and 1900, and Wilson six years almost immediately following that period.

The first brand committee filing bonds for record, were: M. D. Cravath and A. M. Modisett, in 1897. The first sheep inspector was Samuel T. Wallace in 1896. He was followed by Geo. P. Auker in 1898.

The first Soldiers Relief Committee filing bonds for service were : W. M. Alexander in 1890, and J. F. Powers and John Beeley, in June, 1891. The last Soldier's Relief Committee bond filed is that of C. S. Gates in 1921. Not many of the brave boys of 1861-65 remain this side of the Final Rendezvous.