On April 5, 1925, George Rappleyea, who worked as a local manager for the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, happened to meet county superintendent of schools Walter White and local attorney Sue K. Hicks at Robinson's Drug Store and convinced them that the controversy of such a trial would give Dayton much needed publicity.

A subordinate county manager reports to the County Legislature.

Its county seat and largest city is Heber City. The county is governed by a county council with an appointed county manager.

The commission appoints a county manager, who carries out the will of the commission and handles day-to-day business.

As for the day-to-day operations of the county government, they are sometimes overseen by a county manager or chief administrative officer who reports to the board, the mayor, or both.

These were replaced with an elected chief officer ( the county executive ), a county council with 15 members ( 13 elected by district, two elected county-wide ), and an appointed county manager.

Vance County is governed by a seven-member board of Commissioners, who appoint a county manager.

The government is run by a board of commissioners with a county manager.

The Board of Commissioners is responsible for appointing the county manager, passing local ordinances, and establishing policy.

The county manager is Wanda Greene.

Cumberland County is represented by county commissioners and the daily operations are run by a county manager.

In 1988, Gilmer County changed to a five member board of commissioners who then hired a " county manager " to run day to day operations of the county.

Jim Bailey served as county manager.

The county has a county manager system of government, in which day-to-day operation of the county is handled by a manager appointed by the board.

The municipality handles the tasks that otherwise is handled by the county council, mainly health care and public transport.

At the county level there is a county administrative board led by a governor appointed by the central government of Sweden, as well as an elected county council that handles a separate set of issues, notably hospitals and public transportation for the municipalities within its borders.

Unlike most European court system ( in both common law and civil law countries ), it is unusual in American state courts to reserve very serious crimes for a court different than the one that handles all other felony cases in a given county.

In the states that have a judicial county court, such as New York, it generally handles trials for felonies, as well as appeals of misdemeanors from local courts and some small claims cases.

Court: The county maintains a Circuit Court ( 83rd Judicial Circuit ) and has a small claims division which division handles family law cases as well.

Court: The county maintains a unified circuit court with nine divisions and a court commissioner that handles civil cases.

Covanta Energy runs a waste-to-energy garbage burning facility in Brooks that handles municipal solid waste from around the county.

As Gotland does not have a separate entity for a county council, the Municipality of Gotland also handles the county council tasks.

Despite the official name, Prince Edward is not a county by the standard Ontario definition — it is a single-tier municipal government with city status that handles all municipal services.

The State Electoral Commission publishes official results and handles complaints, supported by county, city and town electoral commissions during local elections.

In the United States, the county or a large city usually handles this responsibility.

As with most U. S. cities, the county judicial system handles felony crimes — the Seattle Municipal Court deals with parking tickets, traffic infractions, and misdemeanors.

According to the 2006 Census, there are also 7, 218 people who identify as being daily Irish speakers outside the Gaeltacht in the rest of the county.

According to the Irish Census 2006 there are 4, 896 people in the county who identify themselves as being daily Irish speakers outside of the education system.

The county commission typically appoints a county administrator to oversee the daily executive duties for the Commission.

Ulsterbus provides the most extensive public transport system within the county, including frequent bus transfers daily from most towns to Belfast.

The climate is generally dry and in spring and summer it is hot ; the hottest daily maximum temperatures in the continental US are often recorded in lower elevation areas near the Pecos River in the county, particularly during the months of April, May and June.

The county is served by a daily newspaper, local stations KBST ( AM ), KBST-FM, KBTS ( FM ), KBYG ( AM ), nearby stations KBXJ ( FM ), KPET ( AM ) and KWDC ( FM ), and the various Midland and Odessa radio and TV stations.

Average temperatures in the county range from the warmest community, Monument, with average daily highs / lows of 90 °/ 50 ° F in July and 42 °/ 22 ° F in January ; to the coolest community, Seneca, with average daily highs / lows of 80 °/ 38 ° F in July and 33 °/ 8 ° F in January.

The Winston-Salem Journal, a larger daily paper, also covers the county.

There were 855 school age children in the county, but the daily attendance was only 384, less than half of the school age population.

Of the 2, 001 school age children in the county 1, 552 were enrolled in a school, and the schools had an average daily attendance of 900.

According to the Irish Census 2006 2, 040 people in the county identify themselves as being daily Irish speakers outside the education system.

* The DeSoto Times online edition, the daily county newspaper based in Hernando ( site under construction )

The chairman is the chief executive of the county, though the role was reduced from full-time to part-time beginning in 2005, with a chief administrative officer appointed by the commission to run the daily affairs of the government.

The county is served by a daily newspaper, The Camden News.

Coiste Forbartha na Gaeltachta Contae an Chláir and its chairman Seósamh Mac Ionnrachtaigh believes that there is a demand for Gaeltacht status, particularly amongst the known 170 people who speak the language on a daily basis in the western part of county Clare.

Held yearly the Wednesday-Sunday after Labor Day since 1888, it is the oldest continuing county fair in the state of Illinois and is one of the largest antique fairs in the United States, drawing daily crowds of more than 100, 000, with the top attendance days reaching more than 200, 000 fair-goers.

This arena is used for events such as hockey games, circuses, rodeos, conventions, trade shows, and graduation ceremonies of many regional high schools, as well as daily overflow parking for county governmental employees, jurors, and visitors.

The city and county are served by a daily newspaper, the Cheboygan Daily Tribune.

Macon city and county are served by a daily newspaper, the Macon Chronicle-Herald.