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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1922.
WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER
PAGE THREE
MINUTES OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA
Prcscott, Arizona, November 22, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, met pursuant to
adjournment on Wednesday, November 22, )21, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Present: W. ,W. Midgley, Chairman; C. C. Stukey, Member; L. S. Col
well, Member; R. E. Donovan, Clerk.
The I'card immediately convened as a Board ot Canvassers and corn
pitted cU-cklng the returns of the General Election held Tuesday, Nc ember
7, 1922. The results were shown by the following statement of votes, which
weic footed up, proven and found to be correct, vi:
(See Tables of General Election Returns Printed in this issue).
Yavcpai County General Election Returns November 7, 1922.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE TALLY LIST
'Ash Fork Justice Precinct: Harry L. Wilson (D), Ash Fork S3, Cedar
Glade 9, Total 62; L. C. Parke (NP), Ash Fork 61, Total 61.; L. C. Parke
(R), Ash Fork 2, Total 2.
Bagdad Justice Precinct: Alec Lucy (D), Bagdad 10, Total 10.
Camp Verde Justice Precinct: C. W. Stephens (D), Aultman 6, Beaver
Creek 3, Camp Verde 82, Clear Creek 16, Childs 4, Total 111;' Ellsworth W.
Monroe (R), Aultman 9, Beaver Creek 10, Camp Verde 58, Clear Creek 3,
Childs 1. Total 81; Geo. W. Hance (Ind). Aultman 11, Camp Verde 14,
Beaver Creek 13, Clear Creek 0, Childs 0, Tctal 38.
Clarkdale Justice Precinct: D. L. Robinson (D), Clarkdale 242, Clemen
ceau 108. Cottonv.ood"70, Oak Creek 12, Red Rock 4, Total 436; C. W. Ben
nett (R), Clarkdale 196, Clemenceau 32, Cottonwood 86, Oak Creek 35, Red
Rock 11, Total 360.
Congress Junction Justice Precinct: John Connery (D), Congress 13,
Congress Junction 36, Constellation 19, Octave 10, Pecples Valley 18, Rincon
13, Savers 3, Date Creek 14, Total 126.
Crown King Justice Precinct: O. A. Tyler (D), Crown King 33, Minne
haha (no votes cast), Soldiers-Sailors 0, Total 33; M. A. McKay (R), Crown
King S, Soldiers-Sailors 0, Total 8.
Yavapai uounty tienerai .Election returns wovemDer , iyz.
CONSTABLES TALLY LIST
Ash Fork Justice Precinct: Norman Nellis (D), Ash Fork 65, Total 65.
Bagdad Justice Precinct: C F. Ritter (D), Bagdad 10, Total 10.
Camp Verde Justice Precinct: G. Wm. Reid (D), Aultman 8, Beaver
Creek 11, Camp Verde 62, Clrar Creek 13, Childs 5. Total 99; C. B. Rudd
(R), Aultman 13, Camp Verde 44, Clear Creek 3, Childs 0, Total 62.
Clarkdale Justice Precinct: Ray Byers (R). Clarkdale 317, Clemenceau
45, Cottonwood 58, Oak Creek 20, Red Rock 8, Total 448.
Congress Junction Justice Precinct: J. A. Miller (D), Congress 8, Con
gress Junction 24, Constellation 18, Octave 9, Peeples Valley 14, Rincon 15,
Saycrs 3, Date Creek 10, Total 101.
Crown King Justice Precinct: W. S. Tewksbury (D), Crown King 31,
Minnehaha (no votes cast), Soldiers-Sailors 0, Total 31; John Revello (R),
Crown King 12, Soldiers-Sailors 0, Total 12.
Humboldt Justice Precinct: R. E. Corley (D), Dewey 31, Cherry Creek
22, Henrietta 8, Humboldt 145, McCabe 4, Total 210.
Jerome Justice Precinct: W. W. Rhodes (D), Copper Chief (no votes
cist), Hopewell Tunnel 8, Jerome North 119, Jerome South No. 1 142, Je
rome South No. 2, 84, Jerome South No. 3 34, Perkinsville 5, Total 392;
Geo. Kingdon (R), Hopewell Tunnel 2, Jerome North 105, Jerome South No.
1 96, Jerome South No. 2 87, Jerome South .No. 3 33, Perkinsville 0,
Total 323.
Mayer Justice Precinct: E. Garber (D). Blue Bell 8, Bumble Bee 0,
Canyon 0, Columbia 0, Mayer 0, Stoddard 0, Turkey 0, Total 8.
Prescott Justice Precinct: Robert Birch (D), Crook Canyon 3, Granite
Mountain 16, Goodwin 9, Groom Creek 10, Hillside 12, Jerome Junction 23,
Kirkland 52, Massicks 9, Miller Valley 49, Prescott N.E. 384. Prescott N.W.
168, Prescott S.E. 234, Prescott S.W. 279, Simmons 21, Skull Valley 41,
Walker 12, Wagoner 19, Walnut Creek 6, Walnut Grove 7, Sojdiers-Sailors 1,
Total 1355; B. B. Wilkinson (R), Crook Canyon 9, Granite Mountain 2,
Groom Creek 7, Hillside 7, Jerome Junction 46, Kirkland 20, Massicks 3,
Miller Valley 50, Prescott N.E. 303, Prescott N.W. 147, Prcscott S.E. 294,
Prescott S.W. 238, Simmons 8, Skull Valley 33, Walker 10, Wagoner 16,
Walnut Creek 2, Walnut Grove 8. Soldiers-Sailors 3, Total 1208.
Seligman Justice Precinct: R. A. McKaskle (D), Nelson 3, Seligman
100, Total 103.
We, the undersigned, the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, act
injr as a Board of Canvassers, hereby certify that the foregoing table is true.
j correct and complete tabulation of the returns of the General Election held
Humboldt Justice Precinct: A. K. Lee (D), Dewey 36, Cherry Creek in the County of Yavapai, State of Arizona, on November 7, 1922, showing
27. Henrietta 10. Humboldt 152; McCabe 5. Total 230.
Jerome Justice Precinct: Clyde B. Jones (D), Copper Chief (no votes
cast), Hopewell Tunnel 8, Terome North 137, Jerome South No. 1 157, Je
rome South No. 2 109, Jerome South No. 3 46, Perkinsville 5, Total 462.
W. S. Owen (R), Hopewell Tunr.tll 2, Jerome North 135, Jerome South No.
1 119, Jerome South No. 2, 84, Jerome South No. 3, 32, Perkinsville 0,
Total 372.
Mayer Justice Precinct: E. B Pentland (D), Blue Bell 10, Bumble Bee
10, Canyon 5, Columbia 9, Mayer 91, Stoddard 0, Turkey 15, Total 140;
J. R. Robertson (R), Blue Bell 3. Bnmble Bee 4, Canyon 3, Columbia 0,
Mayer 79,'Stoddard 9, Turkey 16, Total 114.
Prescott Justice Precinct: Ted Ross (D), Crook Canvon 7, Granite
Mountain 16, Goodwin 9, Groom Creek 16, Hillside 10, Jeiome Junction 43,
Kirkland 58, Massicks 6, Miller Valley 61. Prcscott N.E. 439, Prescott N.W.
198, Prescott S.E. 238. Prescott S.W. 272, Simmons 22, Skull Valley 48.
Walker 13, Wagoner 28, Walnut Creek 9, Walnut Grove 13, Soldiers-Sailors
1, Total 1552; W. M. Poulson (R), Crook Canyon 9, Granite Mountain 7,
Goodwin 5, Groom Creek 4, Hillside 14, Jerome Junction 37, Kirkland 29,
Massicks 8, Miller Valley 61, Prescott N.E. 386, Prescott N.W. 176, Prescott
S.E. 351, Prescott S.W. 327. Simmons 13, Skull Valley 33, Walker 13, Wag
oner 14, Walnut Creek 3, Walnut Grove 5, Soldiers-Sailors 3, Total 1497.
Seligman Justice Precinct: John W. "Connor (D), Nelson 3, Seligman
101. Total 104.
We, the undersigned, the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, act
ing as a Board of Canvassers, hereby certify that the foregoing table is true,
correct and complete tabulation of the returns, of the General Election held
in the County of Yavapai, State of Arizona, on November 7. 1922, showing
the name of each person voted for, for Justice of the Peace, at said ElectionJ
and the total number of votes received by each person in the respective
Justice Precinct.
W. W. MlDGL-i-', Chairmau.
C. C. STUKEV, Member.
L. S. COLWELL, Member.
Attest: R. E. DONOVAN, Clerk.
the name of each person voted for, for Constable, at said election and the
total number of votes received by each person in the respective Justice
Precinct.
W. W. MIDGLEY, Chairman.
C. C. STUKEY. Member.
L. S. COLWELL, Member.
Attest: R. E. DONOVAN, Clerk.
Yavapai County General Election Retumst November 7, 1922.
SCATTERING VOTE
Cherry Creek: Chas S. Wilson (D) 16, Supervisor, Dist. No. 1. Total 16.
Congress Junction: John Ricket (R) 2, Justice of the Peace, Total 2.
Date Creek: Bill Seliger (D) 1, Justice of the Peace, Total 1.
Ash Fork: Slaton Hcndrix (D) 2, Constable, Total 2. W. G. Dickin
son (D) 1, Constable, Total 1.
Blue Bell. Lash Hill (R) 1, Constable, Total 1.
Bumble Bee: B. F. Hinson (D) 1, Constable, Total 1.
Camp Verde: C. B. Rudd (D) 44, Clear Creek 3, Constable, Total 47.
Clarkdale: Grant Dunlap (D) 1, Cottonwood 4, Constable, Total 5.
Clarkdale: Chas Hong (D) 1, Constable, Total 1. W. R. Lamberton
(R)' 1, Constable, Total 1. W. R. Lamberton (Ind) 1, Constable, Total 1.
Clemenceau: J. F. Foster (D) 3, Constable, Total 4. J. S. Speer (D) 2,
Constable, Total 2. E. H. Doolittle (D) 5, Constable, Total 5.
Humboldt: W. A. Snyder (R) 1. Constable, Total 1.
Jerome North: Tobe Bowser (D) 1, Jerome South No. 2, Tobe Bowser
(D) 1, Constable, Total 2.
Mayer: Pete Shafer (D) 1, Constable, Total 1. Geo. Woodling (D) 1,
Constable, Total 1. Elisha Hiil (R) 2, Constable, Total 2.
W. W. MIDGLEY, Chairman.
Attest: R. E. DONOVAN, Clerk.
It appearing from the canvass made by the Board of Supervisors, sit
ting as a Board of Canvassers, and the statement of votes cast at the General
Election held in Yavapai County, on November 7. 1922. as heretofore shown.
that the following named persons, who received the highest number of votes
cast for the office set opposite their respective names, arc hereby declared
ciected to said offices respectively, and the Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed to issue Certificates of Election to each of said persons according
to law, viz:
Howard Cornick, Slate Senator; Chas. 11. Rutherford, State Senator;
Albert M. Jones, Member House of Representatives; C. Earl Rogers, Mem
ber House of Representatives; A. M. Crawford, Member House of Repre
sentatives; Lewis W. Douglas, Member House of Representatives; Richard.
Lamson, Judge Superior Court; John J. Sweeney, Judge Superior Court;
Nellie G. Marshall, Clerk of the Court; Robert McMurchie, County Attor
ney; George Ruffner, Sheriff; Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, County School Super
intendent; F. E. Smith, County Treasurer; Grace Chapman, County Re
corder; C. E. Gentry, County Assessor; L. J. Haselfeld, Supervisor; W. W.
Midgley, Supervisor.
It appearing from canvassing that Harry L. Wilson received 62 Demo
cratic votes for Justice of the Peace, Ash Fork Justice "Precinct, and L. C.
Parke received 61 Non-Partisan votes and 2 Republican votes for Justice of
the Peace, Ash Fork Justice Precinct, and an opinion having been received
from John L. Sullivan, County Attorney, holding that the two Republican
votes should be totaled with the Non-Partisan votes; thereby giving Mr.
Parke the total sum of 63 votes, which entitles him to the office of Justice
of the Peace, Ash Fork Justice Precinct, it was ordered that Certificate of
Election be issued Mr. Parke.
PRECINCT OFFICERS
Ash Justice Precinct: L. C. Parke, Justice of the Peace; H. Yoder,
Constable.
Bagdad Justice Precinct: Alec Lucy, Justice of the Peace; C. F. Ritter,
Constable.
Camp Verde Justice Precinct: C. W. Stephens, Justice of the Peace;
G. Wm. Reid, Constable.
Clarkdale Justice Precinct: D. L. Robinson, Justice of the Peace; Ray
Byers, Constable.
Congress Junction Justice Precinct: John Connery,-Justice of the Peace;
J A. Miller, Constable.
Crown King Justice Precinct: O. A. Tyler, Justice of the Peace; Walter
Tewksbury, Constable.
Humboldt Justice Precinct:' A. K. Lee, Justice of the Peace; R. E.
Corley.
Jerome Justice Precinct: Clyde B. Jones, Justice of the Peace; W. W.
Rhodes. Constable.
Mayer Justice Precinct: E. B. Pentland, Justice of the Peace; E. Gar
ber Constable.
Prescott Justice Precinct: Ted Ross, Justice of the Peace; Robt. Birch,
Constable.
Seligman Justice Precinct: John W. Connor, Justice of the Peace;
R. A. McKaskle, Constable.
Upon motion, the Clerk was instructed to have blueprints prepared,
showing the number of votes cast for each candidate for a National or State
office and the vote for and against each measure submitted under the power
of the Initiative and Referendum; said blueprints to be certified by the Chair
man and Member of the Board of Supervisors and attested by the Clerk and
transmitted to the Secretary of State at Phoenix, Arizona.
The Board of Canvassers, upon motion, adjourned sine die, and the
Board immediately convened as a Board of Supervisors.
No further business appearing to come before the Board, upon motion,
kame was adjourned in regular ordet.
W. W. MIDGLEY. Chairman.
Attest: R. E. DONOVAN. Clerk.
mm
WRIT DENIED
Word has been received from King
man that the application for a writ of
certiorari made to the supreme court
of the United States by the Tom
Reed Gold Mines company in its apex
suit against the United Eastern Min
ing company has been denied. This
puts a final end to one of the most im
portant and most spectacular mining
lawsuits ever brought in the state.
ACADEMY ALUMNUS HERE
Among the number coming to spend
the holidays in their home town,
Prescott is glad to welcome Sister
Marietta, formerly Miss Myrtle Mi
riam Brailey. Sister Marietta, now a
high school teacher in one of -the San
Francisco schools, will remain two
weeks, visiting her mother and also
as a guest at the academy, of which
school she is a graduate.
YAVAPAI COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS NOVEMBER 7, 1922-
County Offices
Tally list
PRECINCTS
Ash Fork .
Aultman
Bagdad
Beaver Creek .
Blue Bell
Bumble Bee
Camp Verde
Canyon
Cedar Glade
Cherry Creek .
Childs
Clarkdale
Clear Creek
Clemenceau
Congress
Congress Junction .
Columbia
Constellation
Copper Chief .
Cottonwood
Crook Canyon
Crown King
Date Creek
Dewey
Goodwin
Granite Mountain
Groom Creek
Henrietta
Hillside
Hopewell T-unnel
Humboldt
Jerome Junction .
Jerome North .
Jerome South No.. 1 !
Jerome South No: 2
Jerome South No. 3 I
Kirkland
Massicks
Mayer
Miller Valley .
Minnehaha
McCabe
Nelson
Oak Creek
Octave
Peeples Valley
Perkinsville
Prescott N. E. ,
Prescott N. W. .
Prescott S. E.
Prescott S. W. .
Red Rock
Rincon
Sayers
Seligman
Simmons
Skull Valley
Stoddard
Turkey
Wagoner
Walker
Walnut Creek
Walnut Grove
Soldiers-Sailors .
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1 3 . 16 24 17 27 2 18 10 15 14 22 8 17 23 8 13 18 12 14 7 9 6 14 7 1 30
3 3 .4 3 5 4 1 42 3 5 5 1 2 6 1 4 2 4 2 3 2 4 2 2 2 . 10
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WU W IS
TO
BE POfflSTER
Warren F. Day, assistant post
master for Prescott, has been ap
pointed postmaster by President
Harding, news of the appointment
reaching Postmaster A. J. Her'ndon
yesterday, from Senator Cameron.
It is expected that Mr. Day will re
ceive confirmation of his appoint
ment today.
Upon receipt of word that Mr.
Day, for six years first assistant
postmaster and for 22 years a highly
valued employe of the local post
office, had received the appointment,
Postmaster Herndon wired Senator
Cameron congratulating him upon
this action. To a representative of
the Journal-Miner, Mr. Herndon
said yesterday:
"Mr. Day is a very efficient man,
one of the most capable men, a man
of splendid habits. Everyone in the
postoffice is delighted at his ad
vancement." Mr. Day has been in the postal
service 22 years. Born in San Fran
cisco, he has lived in Prescott long
enough to be considered a native,
having come to this city with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Warren E.
Day, at the age of six years. The
family came to Arizona when Mr.
Day was but three or four years old,
living at Hackberry until their re
moval to Prescott
.Always a valued member of the
losal.postoffice force, Mr. Day, then
a clerk, was made first assistant
postmaster in 1916, under Postmaster
Herndon, since which time he has
filled the position very capably. He
will take office as postmaster after
the first of the year.
Postmaster Herndon yesterday ex
pressed the greatest satisfaction, not
only at Mr. Day's appointment as his
successor, but with the assistance he
has received during his term as post
master from his assistants.
"In my entire service,"" he said, "I
have never had to give a postal em
ploye a demerit. Service and co
operation of the heartiest kind have
always been given me, and we in the
postoffice have worked together for
the efficient management of the of
fice. You can see that harmony has
prevailed, when you learn that the
Prescott postoffice is the only office
in Arizona that shows a plus-100 per
cent rating on the postal department
We, the undersigned, the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, acting as a Board of Canvassers, hereby certify that the foregoing "
table is a true, correct and complete tabulation of the returns of the General Election held in the County of Yavapai, State of Arizona, on November
7, 1922, showing the name of each person voted Jor, for a County Office at said elcction.andthe total number of votes received by each person in
said County.
Attest: R. E. DONOVAN, Clerk. W. W. MIDGLEY. Chairman.
records at Washington, as I had the
pleasure nf irnminj dnnrtfi' my re-
ccnt visit at the capital.
"Mr. Day is a most efficient postal
worker. Not once does he have to
refer to the department regulations
he has them in his head. He and
the other 15 employes of this office
deserve the highest praise for their
work."
Mr. Herndon contemplates entering
the life insurance business upon the
expiration of his term as postmaster.
Himself an efficient postmaster, and
having given general satisfaction to
the public, he now has received a
number of proposals from life insur
ance companies, among which are of
fers to take over the management of
southern Arizona for one company
and the manager of California for the
Kansas Life Insurance company. He
has not decided yet what offer he
will accept, except to declare:
"I will not leave Prescott You
couldn't move me" out of Prescott
What offer I accept will depend
largely upon the condition of my re
maining a citizen of the Mile. High
city."
FROM BER
Since Rafacla disappeared, Jesus
has been waiting calmly as his latin
temperament will permit. Now that
the time has come when patience
ceases to be a virtue, Jesus Ortega
has filed suit for divorce against his
esposa, ana wants it to be decreed
by the court that for deserting him
in March, 1918, Rafaela sacrifices ail
right, title and interest in lots 5 in
blocks 2 and 3 of the town of Clemenceau.
That was the substance of a di
vorce complaint filed yesterday by
Norman Wykoff of Jerome. The
Ortegas were married at El Paso on
the 24th of June, 1916, according to
the Mexican way of calculating it.
They have had no children.
PHILHARMONIC MEETS
The Prescott Philharmonic orches
tra met at the Community house at
7:30 o'clock last night for its second
rehearsal, with about 20 members
present. It was announced that the
music ordered recently from Los An
geles, including works of Hayden and
others, will arrive soon. The next
rehearsal will be held at the same hour
and place next Wednesday evening.
Kingman. Katherine Rand Gold
Co. getting ready for active develop
ment;
