Registration book recording all election officials, including election judges, elections clerks, and election registers. The Acts of 1896, chapter 385 first required the Supervisors of Elections to appoint election officials. After examination by the board of supervisors, those appointed would serve as officer for a term of one year. The board of supervisors would record the names of the appointed judges and clerks, the date and manner of notice, and whether they appeared. If they appeared, it was recorded whether they were appointed, rejected, or excused. If they were rejected or excused, the reason is noted.