Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-23
ELGIN PRECINCT.
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to-day. It will be observed tnst only four oualitied voters are nearer to Elgin than 10 Evans camp, and that they will go to the camp to vote. If necessary, while the campers will not go tC Elgin. It is also noticeable that the petition for for the change of the polling place. spoken of in J. E. Clark's affidavit. never reached the board. Whether or not the clerks csrelessness had anything to do with its absence, can only be inferred: TERRITORY OF ARIz pNA,
 County of Pima. Se' E. w. Clark, being first duly sworn on his oath says, 1 am duly qualified voter Of Pima county, residing m Elgln pre- oipct of said county, and am the duly authorized registering officer ot said preciuct: that to the best of my. kpowl- edge and belief there are twenty-ihree qualified voters in this precinct, and l am personally acquainted with each and everyiOne of said voters; that have per sonBlly registered sixteen of said voters within the pas. thirty days. Affisnt further says. that out of the twenty three voters known to him there are but four living nearer Co Elgin Station than Evans camp, snd that large ma iorlty ot said voters reside in the imme- diate vicinity of Evans camp, or would have to pass Evans camp on their way to Elgin station. That a large number of said voters, to wit, eight or ten, have personally informed this affiant that if the polling place of this precinct shall be established at Elgin station, they would refrain from voting at the next general election, owing to the distance they would have to travel.
 E. W. CLARK. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of October, 1886. (sEAI) WILLIS P. HAYNES.
 Notary Public. Pima Co.,, A. T. TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA.
 County of Pima.
 Charles Hand, being first duly sworn, on hIs oath says, l am section foreman at Elgin station on the New Mexico S Arizona railroad. l am Q qualified voter of the county Of Pima, aud 1t IS my in- tention to east my vote at the election to be held on November I'd 1886, at Evans camp polling place, if said poll ing place be established for said pre- cinct.
 Affiant further says that as be is iD- formed and believes. there are not to exceed six registered and qualified voters who claim residence at said Elgin sta ton in said county. CHAs. HAND. Subscribed and sworn to before ID ( this l4th day of October, 1886. (sEAL) WILLIS P. HAYSEs.
 Notary Public, Pima Co. A. T. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Pima.
 J. E. Clark, being first duly sworn, on his oath says, am a qualified voter of Pima County. residing at Evans camp. Elgin pr,clnct of said county. That about the latter part Of July or the first part of AuGust-:he precise date I do not now recgll-I drew up petition addressed 10 the board of supervisors of said county, asking to have the polling place of said Elgin precinct changed from ElciE station to Evans camp for the greater convenience Of the majority of voters residing III said precinct That said petition received the personal signatures of not less than twelve quail fled voters of said precinct residing at or near Evans camp.
 Affiant further says that sad petition SO signed as aforesaid was placed in an envelope addressed tO the honorable board of supervisors of Pima county, at Tucson. and delivered to V. H IgO. one of the sIgners of said petition, by whom, as am informed and believe, it was entrusted to one Frank Leslie, a resi- dent ot COchise county. for delivery to said board of supervisors; said Leslie having stated that he was going to Tue son and would deliver said petition as requested. J. l.. CLARK. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of October. 1886.
 SEAL WILLIS r. HAYNES,
 Notary Public, Pima Co. A. T. To the Honorable, the Board of Super visors of Pima County:
 We. the undersigned. registered and qualified voters of Elgin precinct. Pima County, do most respectfully petition your honorable board to change the polling place of Elgin precinct from Elgin station to Clark Brothers resi- dence at Evans camp. for the greater convenience of the voters in this pre- cinct:
 (Sigred) A. O. DoSSELL,
 r. II, ODoSSELL,-A. O. D
 JANKs MCCARTY,
 !. H. RICE,
 JOSEPH PAEEE,
 ALEXANDER H. BLAIR,
 E. w. CLARK,
 J.E. CLARK,
 I. l.. RICE,
 M. Nj. SLOAN,
 M. A. CoLLACO,
 GEo. W. CONNER. The following IS a list of names of qualified voters of Elgin precinct, furn- ished to to me by l.. w. Clark, register ing officer of said precinct. The names marked ''<' gre those of the only quail fled voters residing nearer 10 ElgIn station than Evans camp.-W. r. II.
 THOMAS CORN.
 - COLLINS,
 D. O. MCCARTY.
 HENRY BRAAKAg,
 l.. F. HUDSON,
 ALEX BLAIR,
 DAMACIo ACEBEDo,
 Jos PARKR,
 T. l.. RICE.
 JAMES RICE,
 JAMES MCCABTI,
 GEO. MCCARIY.
 ANTHONY O'DOSNELL,
 P. NJ. O'DoSSELL,
 NJ. M SLOAN,
 WM. FIELD,
 
 WI CUMMINGS,
 C. Nj. BRUCE,
 CHAs HAND,
 V. Fl. leo,
 F. V. WHITE,
 J. F.. CLARK,
 F.. w. CLARK,
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