Difference between revisions of "Municipal elections, 1908"
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===[[Escambia County Tax Collector]]=== | ===[[Escambia County Tax Collector]]=== | ||
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Revision as of 20:12, 11 March 2008
The following were candidates for election to municipal offices in 1908. All candidates were affiliated with the Democratic Party.
Contents
- 1 U.S. Congress
- 2 Judge of the Criminal Court of Record, Escambia
- 3 County Judge, Escambia
- 4 Escambia County Clerk of the Circuit Court
- 5 Escambia County Sheriff
- 6 Escambia County Solicitor
- 7 Escambia County Clerk of the Criminal Court
- 8 Escambia County Treasurer
- 9 Escambia County Tax Collector
- 10 Escambia County Tax Assessor
- 11 Escambia County Superintendent of Public Instruction
- 12 Pensacola Harbor Master
- 13 Escambia County Commission
- 14 Justice of the Peace, Escambia
- 15 Constable, 2nd District
- 16 Escambia County Supervisor of Registration
- 17 Escambia County Surveyor
U.S. Congress
Judge of the Criminal Court of Record, Escambia
County Judge, Escambia
Escambia County Clerk of the Circuit Court
Escambia County Sheriff
- W. H. Kilbee
- J. C. Van Pelt (winner)
- Frank Sanders
Escambia County Solicitor
Escambia County Clerk of the Criminal Court
Escambia County Treasurer
Escambia County Tax Collector
Escambia County Tax Assessor
Escambia County Superintendent of Public Instruction
- Clifford J. Bell
- N. B. Cook (winner)
- Clyde E. Wilson
