Arizona republican., 1900-11-05


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 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz. Charles L. Phippeny, Oliver L. Phip- psry, William R. Beloat and Isaac McC. Collins. all of Buckeye. Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register.
 First publication October 2S, 1900. Office of ljoard of Supervisors. Mari
 copa County, Arizona Territory,
 Phoenix, October IS, 1900.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment.
 Present, J. T. Priest, J. A. Marshall and J. R. Norton, members, and J. Gray, clerk.
 Pursuant to provisions of Section %. of Act No. 64 of the laws of the Six teenth Legislative Assembly of Ari- zona- the following resolution was adopted on motion and by full vote of the board:
 Resolved, That the following named places be designated as the polling places for the general election to be held on Tuesday, the 9th day of No vember, 1900, and that the following named persons be and are hereby ap- pointed to conduct said election at said polling places, said appointments are made at the request of the republican and democratic central committees:
 l. East Phoenix precinct No. l. First ward. Polling place, Center and Wash ington, Goldman's old cornsr-Inspect- or. Georga w. Brown; judge, M. J. Gal pin; judge. w. r. Lount; clerk, c B. Christy; clerk. W. w. Cunningham; clerk, W. w. Edwards; clerk, James Kay; marshal, --.
 ?. West Phoenix No. 1. Second ward. Polling place. Winters building, Adams stre eet-InspcctOr, J. D. Monihon; judge, c. M. Frazier; judge. T. E. Dalton; clerk, George Grosvenor; clerk, J. c. '. H. Boone; clerk, s. P. Hoefer; clerk, J. B. Alexander; marshal ------.
 3. West Phoenix No. 2, Third ward. Polling place. old opera house. Center street-Inspector, H. R. Tritle; judge, John L. Burrows; judge, E. A. Fickas; clerk. J. E. Boyd; clerk, J. T. Dunlap; clerk, G. w. Car.is,e- clerk, Garrett Schuler; marshal, c. s. Blaine.
 4. East Phoenix No. 2, Fourth ward. PolEng place. Commercial hotel In- spector, J. w Frakes; judge, c. M. Sturgis: judg5, N. A. Sanders; clerk, Ceorge Kirkland; clerk. Frank Luke; clerk, Clay Leonard; clerk, John Hall; marshal. -.
 5. Tempe precinct. Polling place Curry building-Inspector z. A. Har- rs; judge, J. B. Mullen; judge, Curt w Miller; clerk, Walter Pickren; clerk Charles Woolf; clerk Joe Birchett; clerk. J. J. Hodnett; marshal. E. J. Stehlik.
 6, Mesa precinct. Polling place Pomeroy building-Inspector, w. NJ N well; judge, Sam Elder; judge, W. J. LeBaron; clerk, David Falconer; clerk : clerk. w. F. Pomeroy; marshal
 '. Alma precinct. Polling place at school house-Inspector, J. F. Brad bury; judge, W. w. Dobson; judge, Joseph Stewart; clerk, William Bowen; clerk, J. D. Loper; marshal. J. F. Martin.
 I ol,i ,,reyi,c+ poI1inu nI,co o f school house-Inspector, H. Simkins judge, A. A. Wood; judge, W. H. Sewer; clerk. Ben Noble clerk, Frank Davis; marshal. -----.
 g. McDoweil precinct. Polling place at school house-Inspector, E. F. Cop pie; judge, Clay Blackf ord; judge. James A. McCann; clerk, Frank Phil lips; clerk, Jeff Adams; marshal, -.
 10. Verde precinct. Polling place, W. P. Sears house-Inspector, James Ksating; judge, -; judge, w. P. Sears; clerk, C. Cavaness; clerk. -; marshal -.
 IL Scotsdale precinct. polling place, at school house-Inspector, H. L. Un- d5rhill; judge, Winfield Scott; judge, c. II. Utting; clerk, Arthur Diehl; clerk, J. L. Davis; marshal ---.
 F. Johnstone precinct. Polling place at school house-Inspector, J. A. Weider; judge. Charles Smithline; judge. W. NJ. Bacon; clerk, M. Flynn; clerk, J. L. Blaine: marshal, D. L. Sturgiss.
 1S. Peoria precinct. Polling place at