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WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1911
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PROPOSES HOVEL PLAN mm
FOR PAYING PENSIONS; F
Only Twenty-five Per Cent of Soldiers
Who Were in United States Service
In Civil War Are Now Living
WASHINGTON, D. a, Oct. 16.
- A saving estimated at $1,000,000 an
nually to the pensioners of the Unit
ed States and eventually about $1S0,
000 a year to the government in con
tempated. by a simplified plan for
the payment of pensions without
vouchers, which Commissioner of Pen
sions Davenport submitted to the
secretary of the interior in his annual
report made public today. Paring
tho year $157,325,160 was paid in
pensions, .a decrease of $3,49S,164
from last year, making the total
amount 'paid in pensions since the
foundation, of the government $4,
230,3S1,730. There were 55.5S0
names dropped from the roll and
26,200 added, leaving a net loss of
28.9S5. The total number at the end
of the year was 892,098, the smallest
since 1S92. Methods of economy re
sulted in a decrease of the cost of
administration by $104,546, the amount
being $2,517,127, the lowest since
1882.
Commissioner Davenport's plan,
whleh "was devised at the request of
congress and which will require the
passage of a law, will greatly simplify
the methods of paying pensions, re
sulting in making a pension check
upon the day on which the pension
falls due, eliminate the cost to the
pensioners, in a large majority of
cases, of the execution of pension
vouchers, which varies frpm $1 to $3
yearly; decrease to a considerable
extent the work of mailing checks
and eliminate the sending of 4,000,
000 letters yearly through the mails,
saving $SO,000 thereby.
The plan contemplates payment di
rect by check mailed to the last ad
dress of the pensioner. Besides the
endorsement on the back of these
checks, the government will require I
certification bv two witnesses as to I
cHxa Social Mirror
fFrom Sunday's Dally)
"Captain and Mrs. Miller were hosts
at a charmingly appointed dinner on
Friday evening at their home at
Whipple Barracks. Covers were laid
for Captain and Mrs. Miller, Colonel
and Mrs. John C. F. Tillson, Mrs.
Richard E. Sloan and Mrs. Morris
Goldwater.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Morris
Goldwater entertained at bridge in
honor of Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, who
leaves Sunday for Phoenix. After the
serving of delicious refreshments the
high score prize for the afternoon
was awarded Miss Lila Hawkins.
Those who thoroughly enjoyed Mrs.
Goldwater's hospitality were Mrs.
Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. Jean T. Eads,
Mrs. Robert H. Burmister, Miss Ther
esa Fredericks, Mrs. William H.
Doyle, Miss Lila 'Hawkins, Mrs.
Thomas G. Norris and Miss Olive
Fisher.
Mrs. Arthur P. Watts entertained
Wednesday at a delightfully appoint
ed luncheon, when she had as her
guests Mrs. P. M. B. Travis, Mrs.
Samuel T. Mackall, Miss Ruth Oliver,
Miss Harriet Jean Oliver, Lieutenant
James G. Lockett and Lieutenant
Meryl P. Schillerstrom.
Mrs. Samuel T. Mackall was a din
nes hostess on Saturday evening when
she entertained .at a prettily appoint
ed dinner and hadaaa her guests Mrs.
P. 3d. B. Travis, Mrs. Arthur P.
Watts. Miss Ruth Oliver, Miss Eliza
beth Keefer and Miss Harriet Jean
Oliver.
Mrs. M. Scarborough, of Flagstaff,
is visiting in Prescott the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Norris.
Mrs. James A. Hope returned home
Saturday from a month's visit in
southern California.
Monday Club.
It was with a sense of personal
rejoicing that the members of the
Monday Club attended last Monday
the opening meeting of the year, in
the newly-acquired club home.
During the summer, the board of
managers of which Mrs. E. II. Meek
is chairman, labored faithfully and
untiringly to have all details in read
iness for this occasion, and the en
thusiasm and appreciation of the
many members present must have
proven a source of satisfaction to
them.
The club house consists of a large
assembly room, with polished floors
and walls papered in embossed brown
paper, the ceiling being done in can
ary and the wood work in cream.
There are two sunn south parlors
suitable for committee work or Test
Tooms, a kitchen with range and a
room for a resident caretaker.
A beautiful new Mission-case Emer
son piano will soon grace the large
hall which is to be offered to the
identity. In a few instances, Daven
port said vouchers still would be re
quired. Commissioner Davenport told or
his efforts to ascertain the truth
fulness of reports in the press and
elsewhere that the pension roll was
honeycombed with frauds. He sent
field men from pensioner to pensioner
in the Washington agencyand is now
doing the same in the Knoxville
agency. Out of a total of 47,SS1 pen
sioners who were seen and questioned
only 26 cases of improper pensioning
were revealed.
The number of sailors and soldiers
on the pension list at the close of the
fiscal year was 570,050; dependents
and widows 321,642, and army nnrses
406. There were 529,534 survivors
of the civil war, 35,293 having died
during the year.
It is believed that only about 25
per cent of the 2.213.3S5 individuals
in the United States service dnring
the civil war aTe now living, the
death rate of the survivors being
now slightly in excess of 6 per cent
yearly.
The last pensioner of the revolu
tionary war, Mrs. Phoebe M. Tal
meter, daughter of Jonathan Worley,
who served in a New Hampshire com-1
pany, died at Brookfield, N. Y.. April
2.1. 1911, aged 90 years.
Mrs. Brittania Kennon of Wash
ington, D. C a great granddaughter
of Martha Washington, and who died
during the year, drew a pension as a
widow, longer probably than any oth
er person in the history of the pen
sion office having received $50 a
month for almost 67 years. Mrs.
Kennon was a widow of a captain of
the United States steamship Prince
ton, who was killed February 28,
1S44. bv the bursting of a cannon on
that vessel.
general public for card parties and
small dancing affairs.
The business meeting was devoted !
. l. j- r c . i I
iu me uimtusmuh ox sue many ways
of providing for the immediate needs
of the club, and it was arranged -fro
'mid an informal tea to which all
ladies of Prescott are invited on
next Wednesday afternoon.
An innovation of the year is to be
made in an invitation extended to the
general public "by the different sec
tions of the club, on their respective
days. Visitors will be admitted to
hear the programs upon the payment
of 25 cents.
The name of Mrs. W. A. Kent was
submitted for membership. After a
short adjournment a musical program
was given by Mrs. Harry Heap, Mrs.
Fred Kessler and Mrs. Ed S. Wright.
Mrs. Cline acting as accompanist.
Refreshments were then served by
Mrs. Nathan Levy and her committee.
The ladies of the execntive- board to
whom many thanks are due are Mrs.
H. D. Aitken, Mrs. W. D. Baler, Mrs.
C. H. McLane and 3Iiss Fredericks.
Tuesday afternoon, the Music sec
tion entertained its members, and
many friends with an elaborate pro-
pram ot Kevin's charming music, un
der the direction of Mrs. W. A. Cline.
The program as heretofore pubished,
was given in its entirety, with the
exception of the vocal solos, by Mrs.
LeRoj- Anderson, who much to the
regret of her many admirers, was too
ill to be present. The several piano
soos played no delightfully by Mrs.
Cline, received unstinted applause and
in her numbers Mrsi Kessler also won
her share of approval.
Mrs. Nathan Levy, Mrs. W. C.
Loss, and Mrs. Kirkpatrick were all
in good voice and gave lnueh pleas
ure by their singing. Mrs. Harry Heap
sang both her selections, with charm,
and taste especially "Little Boy
Blue." Accompanied by Miss Ed
wards, Miss Bitnar's sympathetic
voice was heard to advantage in lroth
of her solos. "The Rosary," sung
by Mrs. E S. Wright was warmly
encored. "Current Events," prepar
ed by Mrs. E. H. Meek was read by
Mrs. J. W. Milnes and a 'ketch of
the life of Ncvin was read by Mrs.
Wooster.
On Monday. October 10th. Mrs. T.
H. Bate, chairman of the Literature
section, will hold her day. A delight
ful program has been prepared to
which all visiters are cordially in
vited to avail themselves of the priv
ileges of guest tickets.
SELLS FABMTNG LANDS
(From Sunday's Daily.)
H. O. McGrew has sold his posses
sory right of 160 acres in Thompson
vallev. with all improvements there-
IVn -rrr-rr Bosley, the deal being
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 16. While
searching for a woman of supposedly
shady character, Policeman Dan Hos
mer forced himself into the room of
Mr. and Mrs. George Blue',' at 243
West Madifon street, Thursday even
ing, according to a story told by
Blue today. Blue is exceedingly
wroth over Hosmer's action and is
threatening to take legal steps against
the officer.
"He forced himself into our room
and threw an electric flashlight on
my wife, who had just gotten into
bed," said Bine today. "Instead of
waiting until she could dress or draw
a sheet over herself, as any gentle
man would ' have gone, he immediate
ly turned the light on and kept it
there till he was sure that she was
not the woman he was looking for."
The story is a, long and sordid
one. It seems that a brother of
a man who assaulted his wife some
time ago and is now waiting trial
in the county jail, went looking for
the wife, evidently with the idea that
she was not living as she should.
Though told that she did not live
at 243 West Madison, he seems to
have believed strongly that she did
have a room there. Thursday even
ing be tried to get in to look for the
woman but Mrs. N. B. Toney, Blue's
motherinlaw, who owns the place, re
filled to admit him. She told him
positively that the woman he wanted
to find was not there. The fellow
, w.w.. -
ent away and returned soon with
.Hosmer. iiocmer ana ni cuiujmuiuu
entered the hall and Hosmer pushed
at the door of the room occupied by
3dr. and Mrs. Bine, according to
Blue's story. He did not gain en
trance immediately, as the door was
braced with a rocking chair. Blue
yelled to him to stay out.
"My wife's in here," Blue told
the officer.
"Who is your wife?" Hosmer ask
ed in reply.
As soon as he could force his
wav in, Hosmer flashed his light on
. the frightened woman and then to
all parts, of the room. He argued
with Bine that the other woman was
in the house and iinaHy 'according to
' Blue, went to the room of Mrs.
Tonev's fifteen year old daughter,
.. , . i,;
inio wnien in- mru n. iwic i
Mrs. Toney prevented him
" . .. .
Blue savs that if there is any
legal way in which he can have
Hosmer punished he will take action.
(Continued from Page 1.)
the Apaches no longer yearn for the j
white scalps.
Probably, the most interesting thing
to the dry farmers, in Yavapai's
showing, are the Aztec beans, Taised
by D. M.. Wynkoop and Sam Boblett.
They are also under the watehinan's
chaTge as are John Brown's splendid
peaches and Eugene Neuman's fine
apples.
Yavapai Wins Twenty-Three Prizes
Special to the Journal-Miner.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Oct.
16. This evening the awards closed
with additional prizes for Yavapai
county at follows: Blue ribbons were
awarded to Thos. Wynkoop, J. F.
Allred, Mrs. Jennie Crapo, and En-.
gene Penman tor rope peppers,
squashes, peaches, pears and apples
respectively. The second prizes were
Wynkoop, "two for Hubbard squashes;
Nenman and Mrs. Crapo for apples.
The thirds went to James Davis for
Milo maize and Tom Brock for cab
bage, making a total for Yavapai
county of twenty-three prizes.
INSTALLING MACHINERY"
(From Sunday's Daily.)
All buildings of the Harvey House
dairy at Del Rio, are to be lighted
by electricity and the installing of a
large plant is under way, about 250
incandescent lamps being required in
the twelve buildings that were com
pleted a short time ago. A pumping
plant is also being erected, and be
fore the first of November the en
terprise will be Supplying the Harvey
eating houses along the Santa Fe
with dairy products. The machinery
was purchased from the Arizona
Mine Supply company yesterday and
will be shipped today.
Journal-Miner High clan job wor
YAVAPA
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF YAVAPAI COUNTY
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SU
PERVISORS, YAVAPAI COUNTY,
ARIZONA.
Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 26, 1911.
SPECIAL MEETING
Board of Supervisors of Yavapai
County, Arizona,, met in response to
notice from Clerk of said Board on
Tuesday, August 26, 1911, at 10 a. m.
Present: Barney Smith, Acting
Chairman; J. W. Stewart, Member;
C. A. Peter, Jr., Clerk.
The Clerk laid before the Board a
proclamation issued, by Richard E.
Sloan, Governor of Arizona and re
ceived at this office on Sept. 24, 1911,
the same calling for the holding of
a general election on .Dec 12, 1911,
for the first State and County offi
cers in the several counties of this
Territory.
Thereupon the Clerk was directed
to cause the said proclamation to be
at once published in the Arizona
Journal-Miner, the official newspaper
of Yavapai County, and that said
publication continue for a period of
not less than ten days before the
general election.
Vpon motion duly seconded and car
ried, the following named places were
designated as primary precincts and
polls ordered opened therein for the
primary election to be held on Tues
day, Oct. 24, 1911, to-wit:
Agut Fria (Upper), Ash Fork, Beav
er Creek, Black Canyon, Bumble Bee,
Cedar Glade, Cherry, -Climax, Crown
King, Congress, Congress Junction,
Crook Canyon, Constellation, Chapar
ral, Goddard. Groom Creek, Harring
ton, Humboldt, Hooper, Hot Springs,
Humbug. Jerome (Town), Jerome
(Smelter), Jerome Junction, Jersey
La Kiritjan, Lvnx creek, Mayer,
Mner Va1 v Minnehaha. Massicks,
Mint Valley. Mountain Springs, Mc-
Cabe. Oak Creek, Octave, Placentas,
Peeples Vallev, Pacific, Poland, Pres
cott (South), Prescott (North),
Rosalie, fcenator, Santa Maria,
Sayers, Stoddard, Seligman, Skull
Valley. Swastika, Thompson Valley,
Tiger, Tip Top, Upper Verde, Middle
Verde. Camp Verde, Lower Verde,
White Cloud. Williamson Valley, Wal
nut Grove, Walnut Creek.
The Clerk laid before the Board
the Secretary's Notice of Primary
received at this office on Sept. 22,
1911, and upon motion it was ordered
that the following Notice of Primary
be published in the Arizona Journal
Miner, the official newspaper of Yav-
apai County, and the Prescott Conrier
once each week for three consecutive
weeks, to-wit:
Supervisors' Notice of Primary
General Election. '
WHEREAS: The Secretarv of Ari-
.zona lias prepared arm iraasniiiieu iu
. ..;i.c; ,i i, ni.i. ft,
Board of Supervisors of Yavapai
County, Arizona Territory, a notice
in writing designating the offices for
which candidates are to be nominated
at the ensuing primary
Now, Therefore, A primary election
is herebv called in the several nre-
cincts of said county, under the pro
' visions of the law relating to primary
I election, to-wit: Under the provisions
of Chapter 24, of the Session Laws of
Arizona of 1909, as amended by Or-
dinanee No. 2 of the Constitutional
. Convention, on Tuesday the 24th day
of Oct. 1911, for the purpose of vot
ing for candidates for the several
parties to be nominated for the fol
lowing ofices:
State Officers.
2 United States Senators (Advisory)
1 Representative to Congress.
3 Judges of the State Supreme Court.
1 Governor.
1 Secretary of State.
1 State. Auditor.
! State Treasurer.
1 Attorney General.
1 Superintendent of Publie Instruc
tion.
2 State Senators.
4 State Representatives.
3 Corporation Commissioners.
Comity Officers.
1 Judge of Superior CourL
1 Clerk of Superior Court.
" 1 Sheriff. !
1 Recorder.
1 Treasurer.
1 School Superintendent.
1 County Attorney.
1 Assessor.
1 Superintendent of Roads.
1 Surveyor.
3 Supervisors.
Precinct Officers.
One Countv Precinct Committeeman
for each of the following named pre
cincts, to-wit:
Agna Fria (Upper), Ash Fork,
Beaver Creek, Black Canyon, Bumble
Bee, Cedar Glade, Cherry, Climax,
Crown King, Congress, Congress Junc-
tion.Crook Canyon, Constellation, Chapar
ral. Goddard. Groom Creek. Harring
ton, Humboldt. Hooper. Hot Springs,
Humbug. Jerome Junction, Jersey
Lily, Kirkland, Lynx Creek, Miller
Valley, Minnehaha, Massicks, Mint
Valley. Mountain Springs, McCabe,
Oak Creek, Octave, Pacific, Placer
itas, Peeples Valley, Poland, Rosalie,
Senator, Santa Maria. Sayers, Stod
dard, Seligman, Skull Valley, Swastika,
Thompson Valley, Tiger, Tip Top, Upper
erde, Middle Verde. Camp Verde,
Lower Verde. White Cloud, William
son Valley, Walnut Grove, Walnut
Creek.
Three Republican, Three Democratic
and One Socialist County Precinct
Committeeman for Jerome (Town)
Precinct.
Two Republican, Two Democratic,
and One Socialist County Precinct
Committeeman for Jerome (Smelter)
Precinct.
Two Republican, Two Democratic,
and One Socialist Countv Precinct
Committeeman for Mayer Precinct.
Thirteen Republican, Eleven Demo
cratic, and Three Socialist .County
Precinct Committeemen for Prescott
Precinct.
Dated the 26th dav of Sept.. 1911.
(Signed) C. A. PETER, JR.,
CleTk of the Board of Supervisors.
Upon motion duly carried the fol
lowing polling places were designated
in the separate precincts and the fol
lowing officers appointed to conduct
said primary election, to be held on
Tuesday, Oct. 24, 1911, according to
Paragraphs 2304 to 230S, inclusive;
precincts, place of polls and "offipers
being as follotvs, to-wit:
AGUA FRIA (Upper)
School House Inspector, Geo. L.
White; Judges, Henry Clay, Harry
Minuse; Clerks, Geo. L. Human, J. 'T.
Crowl.
ASH FORK
Sehool House Inspector, C. T;
Lewis; Judges, John Fagerberg,T. J.
Evansj Clerks, C. E. Burton, Chester
Dickerson. - r
BEAVER CREEK
School House Inspector, Robt. Fin
ney: Judges. H. R. Griscom, W. B.
Back; Clerks, C. V. Fredericks, .. u.
Hutchinson.
BLACK CANYON
Nellis' Store Inspector, J. Pi Clea-
tor; Judges, C. H. Cordes. S. A. Par
ker; Clerks, Mark Hardy, L. P. Nellis.
BUMBLE BEE
Snyder's Store Inspector, E. C.
Doering; Judges, Silas Wright, W. W.
Snyder; Clerks, O. H. George, A. J.
MePhee.
CEDAR GLADE
Boarding House Inspector J. T.
Sheffield: Judges. J. Pothast, John
Shivers; Clerks, Widmeyer. John Doe.
CHERRY
School House Inspector. E. A. Bon
ham; Judges, J. S. Sessions. L. M.
Wombacher; Clerks, M. V. Morrell,
E. L. Hendricks.
CLTMAX
Boarding House Inspector. R.
Griggs; Judges, S. L. Duncan. C- J.
McNulty; Clerks, John Doe, Ed. Par
sons. CROWN KING
School House Inspector, Geo. P.
Harrington; Judges, R. M. Dougherty,
C. J. Kimball: Clerks, G. F. Harring
ton. Horace Ycomans.
CONGRESS
School House Inspector. C. Cooper;
Judges, C. A. Randall, D. J. Sullivan;
Clerks, A. W. McKay. T. P. Daly.
CONGRESS .TUMTJUiN
School House Inspector, Leopold
Walloth; Judges. A. D. Cnpples, R.
W. Bullard; Clerks. Roy Chittenden.
Ed. Zeiger.
CROOK CANYON
Venczia Boarding House Inspector,
E. L. Tomlinson: Judges, Lute Wil
son, C. E. Warren; Clerks, Don Tom
linson, Roy bpence.
CONSTELLATION
Post Office Inspector, John Mil
ler; Judges. C. B. Broan, P. S. Wren;
Clerks, I. Y. Foster, W. T. Taylor.
CHAPPAKAL
Jessie Boarding House Inspector,
W. J. Martin; Judges, J. T. Jones,
Dennis Forest; Clerks, Elmer Wells,
Fred Oliver.
GODDARD
Boarding iHouse Inspector, W. J.
Martain; Judges. E. L. Hildebrand,
O. H. George; Clerks, Richard Roe,
Wm. Fattin.
GROOM CREEK
Kellv's Hall Inspector. J. C. Sbaf-
er: Judges. T. J. Laird, Peter Mack
in; Clerks, O. Fred Arthur, Jack Fitz
Simmon?.
HARRINGTON
Sehool House Inspector, R. G.
Sherer; Judges, Al. Francis, John
Odell; Clerks, A. G. Sherer, Allen
Marks.
HUMBOLDT
School" House Inspector, S. R,
Trengove; Judges. R. T. Walker, Geo.
H. Francis; Clerks, Howard Brown,
Art Moorman.
HOOPER
Goodwin's Store Inspector, James
Roach; Judges. Wm. II. Johnson, Lnke
Fleming; Clerks, Tom Roach, M. H.
Rvan.
HOT SPRINGS
Post Office Inspector, Frank
Thrasher; Judges, A. M. Loney, C. E.
Tucker; Clerks, John Doe, Geo. Let
gcrding. HU.MBUU
Nolan's Store Inspector, W. H.
Kreecer; Judges, Chas. Thompson, M.
J. Nolan; Clerks, Dennis weien, r.
H. Sheehan.
JEROME (Town)
Fire Hall Inspector, S. F. Denison;
Jndres. D. J. Shea. W. S. Adams;
Clerks. C. E. Hughes. M. J. Bradley.
JEROME (Smelter)
Office Inspector. D. L. Robinson;
Judges, H. W. Joss, C. V. Hopkins;
Clerks, R. C. Lane, E. J. Parr.
JEROME JUNCTION
School House Inspector, Carl Recs;
Judges, D. E. Hurley, W. R. Rhodes;
Clerks. John Brennan. F. II. Baldwin.
JERSEY LILY
Phillips' House Inspector, Jasper
Phillips; Judges. Wm. Miller. Fred
Smith; Clerks, John Doe, J. A.
Forbes.
KIRKLAND
School House Inspector, Grant Car
ter: Judges. E. E. Moorehead: Ben
Robinson; Clerks, H. N. Cook, R. A.
McGillen.
LYNX CREEK
School House Inspector, G. G.
Henderson; Judges. A. E. Hurley, D.
L. Booker; Clerks, H. D. G. Reynolds,
J. M. Comer.
MAYER
School House Inspector. H. C. Hef-
felman; Judges, M. T. Knapp, W. A.
Frazer; Clerks, Gil Ferguson. E. T.
Long.
MILLER VALLK1
Valley View Inspector, Jos. Dough-!
erty; Judges, B. F. Denny, Fred
Sattes; Clerks, W. S. Percy, T. W
Simmons.
MINNEHAHA
Post Office Inspector, Frank Fen
ton; Judges, E. L. Rodgers, G. S
Lapham; Clerks, M. A. McKay, J. T
Pierce. i
MASSICKS
Old Boarding House (at Crossing
Inspector, Ed. Boblett; Judges, K
31. Albertson, W. A. Long; Clerks:,
Nip Blackford, David Berry.
MINT VALLEY
School House Inspector, Fitzhugu.
Lee; Judges, Wm. Poland, Albert
Stringfield; Clerks, C. B. Lee, John
Weston.
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
Copper Creek Boarding -House In
spector.t H. iA Geisendorfer; . Judges,.
E. D. Gilchrist. M. A. Lawler; Clerks,
John Doe, Richard Roe.F
MeCABE '
School House Inspector, Eutharah
Childers; Judges, Joe Flammer, L. A.
Murphy; (Turk's. P: Lorix. Ben Rybon.
OAK CREEK
School House Inspector. Jas. Pager
Judges, C. J. Topping, Wm. Fain-r
Clerks, J. O. Hurst, E. G. Sharpneclt.
. .OCTAVE
School Ilouse Inspector, E. Reiss--mann;
Judges,. J. H: Franks, T. J
Morrison; CJerks. W; ;T. DeArmond,
J. H. IStehop. ,
PACIFIC
Boarding House Inspector, John
Revello; 'Judges. II. P. Anderson,
John Doe; Clerks, W. V. DeCampr
Richard Roc.
PLACERITAS
Old Post Off iee-Tn!ipector. . J. W.
Cool; Judges. J. W. Lind. John Coolr
Clerks. Carroll Rush; Jas. Lamb.
PEEPLES VALLEY
Yarnell Store Inspector, Jas. Rees
Judges. R. Edtrrandson, T. Akard
Clerks; Chas. W. Carter. Fred Genung-.
PRESCOTT (Sonth)
Palace Hotel Building Inspector.
E. S. Clark; .Judges, J. N. Rodenburgv
H. R. Wood; Clerks. L. G. Reymillerr
G. H. Bihop, E. J. Dillon, Geo. D.
Morris.
PRESCOTT (North)
Raible Building Inspector, J. M
W. Moore; Judges. J. S. Calles, J. I.
Gardner; Clerks, B. L. Rndderow, D.
W. Russell, W. T. Johnson. P. J.
Keohane.
POLAND
Boarding Ilouse Inspector, Orleans
Longacre; Judges, Frank Lecklider-
D-nvo Bruner: Clerks, H. E. Haacke
Del Daves.
ROSALIE
Brooklyn Boarding House Inspect
or, F. E. Small; Judges. John Hend
ricks. Burr Douglas; John Doe, Frank
Baker.
SENATOR
Post Office Inspector, W. C. Kent;
Judges, John Shutz. A. J. Pickerell;
Clerks. J. A. Humphreys, John.
Twiggs.
SANTA MARIA
Jennings Station Inspector, C. K.
Crosby; Judges, A. R. White, Jr., J.
R. Beatson; Clerks. L. B. Cannon,
D. C. Thome, Jr.
SAYEKS
Store Inspector, Sam PoweBL
Judges. Wm. Shaw, Geo. Sayers
Clerks, Alex Conrad, Leonard White--
STOUUAHU
Post Office Inspector, Wm. Love;
Judges, James Frcel, A. W. Lessard.
Clerks, R. M. Brazle. Wm. Love.
SELIGMAN
School House Inspector. M. Me
Bride; Judges. S. L. Summers, P. S.
Dickerson; Clerks, J. Armitagc. A.
M. Jones.
SKULL VALLEY
School House Inspector. E. W.
Stephens; Judges, Wm. N. Cooper, C.
L. Miller; Clerks, Lewis Hartung, J
A. Stapp.
SWASTIKA
Boarding Ilouse Inspector, F. L.
Wright; Judges, B. N. Jenkins, Frank
Giroux; Clerks. Art Cook, Peter
Giroux.
THOMPSON VALLEY
Darnall's Store Inspector, W. H.
Marum; Judges, H. T. Jennings,
Homer Hixon; Clerks, Levi Jones,
Morris Darnall. p
TIGER
Boarding House Tnspeefor; IL J7
Meany; Judges, J. L. Nelson, John
Jackson Clerks, W. S. Jones, A. H.
Nelson.
TIP TOP
Boarding House Inspector. R. C.
Heuston; Judges, Joe Roderick, A. O.
Ensign; Clerks, John Doe, Geo. 0
Wager.
UPPER VERDE
School House Inspector, Freff'
Mickle; Judges, M. C. Smith, Reanos
Thompson; Clerks, C. D. . Willard.,
Alonzo Mason.
MIDDLE VERDE"
School House Inspector, J." W. RaP
ston; Judges, L. P. Briston, C. BL
Coulson; Clerks, E. A. Jordan, J
Henderson. CAMP' VERDE
School House Inspector, Geo. W.
Hance: Judges. Dtfvid Wingfield-
Wm. Stephens; Clerks, Jake Weber,
C. C. Calloway.
LOWER VERDE
School House Inspector. Ed. Wing-
field; Judges, Wm. Goddard. J. C.
Maxwell; Clerks, J. II. Wingfield, Jr.,
H. Osborne.
WHITE CLOUD
Boarding House . Inspector, Ed.
'Foultz; Judges, Frank Alters, Ed.
Foltz; Clerks, John Doe, Ed.' Neagle.
WILLIAMSON VALLEY
Simmons' Store- Inspector, Henry
Hartin; Judges. J. W. Cook, Thos.
Humphreys; Clerks, L. L. Johnson,
Harlev Dillon.
WALNUT GROVE
Post Office Inspector, T .B. Car
ter; Judges, J. O. Carter,. S. M. Wat
erman; Clerks, H. W. Cole, C. W.
Pierce.
WALNUT CREEK
Old Post Office Inspector, Peter
Marx; Judges, John Graber, W. G.
Shook; Clerks. O. G. Connell, Gee.
Ainsworth.
There being no further business,
the Board upon motion adjourned un
til Tuesdav, October 3, 1911, at f
o'elock A. M.
BARNEY SMITH,
Attest: ' Acting Chairman.
C. A. PETEB-, Jr., Clerk.
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