The St. Johns herald., 1896-11-21
TERRITORY OF RATIONAL :.


 I. \ Gonzales. Clerk of the Board of Super visors of Apache county. Territory of Arizona, do hereby certify that the foregoing is full, true and correct statement of the vote of said county boiled atthe General Election held Mo- vember Sd, 1896, showing the whole number of votes cast in the county; the names of persons voted for; the office 10 fill which each person voted for, and tlle number of votes given a' each precinct to each of such persons
 In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my [sEAL] hand and official seal. this 18th day of
 November, 1896. N GONZALES | Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. County of
 Apache. Territory of Arizona.
 The following named person were now declared elected at the general election held in Apache county on the 3d day of November, 1896:
 For Councilman-solomon Bar;h For Assem- blynian-J B. Patterson.
 For Sherif-St George Creaghe.
 For Probate Judges. NJ Craig.
 For District Attorney fired RuIz
 For Treasure Benjamin Schuster. For Recorder-J. H Or CT For Surye or-E Stafford. For Supervisors-L. J Brown and Elisha Av- eritt
 The following named citizens of Apa- che county were now declared to be elected to the offices of justice of the peace and constable in the respective precincts named, to-wit.:
 AlpIne-Jusice of the eace, J H. standiford 5 votes: constable, Frank Hamblin, 5 votes.
 ColcRo-Justice of the peace, Tomas urtega, g votes, constable, s, M. Ortega, IS votes
 Fl Tule-Justise of the peace, Alex Shreeve, votes; constable, Lacey Greer, 2 votes.
 Nayajo-Justice of the peace-J. F. McCarroll, votes; constable, J T Wakefield, 1vote.
 Nutriosa-Justice, Andrew Maxwell. I3 votes; constable. ". T. Maxwell, 13 votes.
 ngerville-Justice, A. Long, 34 votes; con- stable, NJ. Bordeax, 22 votes.
 St. Johns-Justice, W Platt, F votes; con stable. ". W. Berry, 9votes.
 Greer-Justice. J. ". IcDaniel, votes: con- stable, Sam Hale, votes
 List of inspectors, judges, clerks and marshals who served at the general election at their respective precincts on the Sd day of November, 1896, and in whose favor expense fund warrants were ordered issued, !o-wlt:
 Alpine-Inspector. J S. McFate; judges, J. H. Standiford and NJ. o. Jepson; clerks, E A. No ble and John Jepson; marshall Frank Hamb- lin.
 Concho-Inspector George H. Killian; judges Ambrosio Candelaria and Aaron E. Cheney; clerks. Joseph c. Kemp and Roman Ortiz; mar shal George Sanders
 Fl Tulc-Inspector, J. B. Richey: Judges, Pnsciliano Ghaves and l. M Richey; clerks, Isaac Earth and G. ". Nash marshal, W. A. Penney.
 Navajo-Inspector, Hugh Lynch judges, Jas. McNellis and James Childers; clerks, Fred Neil son and Thomas Wakefield
 Nutriosa-Inspector, Lorenz Brown; judges w W. Lund and U Harrsdance; clerks Sylves- ter Hulsey and W D. Pace; marshal, ". T. Maxwell.
 u Springerville Inspector, H H. Mitchell; judges, A. Long and P. T Coleman: clerks. H L. Marble and E. E. Taylor; marshal. Ben B. Crosby
 St; Johns-Inspector, H. J Platt judges, W. H. Gibbons and E. N. Freeman; clerks; J. W. Brown and J. R. Armijo; marshal, w w Berry. Greer-Inspector, J. W McDaniel judges. Ells w Wiltbank and Duane Hamblin; clerks, Sam Hale and E. H Howell; marshal, R. Dewitt
 Warrants were now ordered issued in favor of election officers as foIJoWs.