1939/1940 - Edocs

100 REPORT OF SECRETARY OF STATE
COUNTY OFFICERS
The terms of all officers, except where otherwise stated,
expire on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
January, 1941.
The terms of County Commissioners and Members of
the County Boards of Public Instruction expire January
3, 1939.
(For County Officers 1941-45, See Appendix.)
ALACHUA
COUNTY SEAT—GAINESVILLE
County Judge—B. D. Hiers.
Sheriff—J. P. Ramsey.
Clerk Circuit Court—George E. Evans.
Superintendent of Public Instruction—Horace F. Zetrouer.
County Surveyor—Byron Crow.
County Assessor of Taxes—John W. Booth.
Tax Collector—R. Frank Long, deceased, and J. L. Arnow commissioned
until the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January,
1937. E. D. Hodges commissioned ad interivi January 13, 1937, and
J. L. Arnow commissioned November 14, 1938, from the 8th day of
November, 1938, until the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
January, 1941.
County Attorney—Zach H. Douglass, Gainesville, commissioned
June 1, 1940 until January, 1941.
Supervisor of Registration—Mrs. Robert E. Davis, deceased, and
Miss Sue Simpson, commissioned September 17. 1937. until January,
1941.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District No. 1—B. T. Martin, High Springs.
District No. 2—J. P. Ambrose, Waldo.
District No. 3—O. H. Thomas, Gainesville.
District No. 4—W. J. Whitehurst, Archer.
District No. 5—C. C. Sherouse, Hawthorne.
COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS
District No. 1—Dr. S. A. Hussey, Sr., Gainesville.
District No. 2—Dr. J. A. Goode, Alachua.
District No. 3—A. Leo Johnson, Hawthorne.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
District No. 1—I. W. Wesley, Waldo.
District No. 2—John T. Stokes, LaCrosse.