Arizona republican., 1904-04-01
THE OFFICIAL BALLOT
Men Who Will be Voted for at the
 Water Users Election.

An adjourned meeting of the board of governors of the Water Users asso- citation was held yesterday afternoon, the time bein goccupied almost entire ly with miscellaneous matters prelim- mary to the election of officers to be held April 5th. The names of those candidates for the respective offices, nominated by petitions of voters in each district, regarding whose eligibility there was any doubt, was referred to the board and acted upon.
 The secretary of the association was instructed to provide the necessary sta- tionery for use at the polling places in the ten districts on election day. To different members of the board was apportioned the work of providing the necessary chairs, tables, voting booths. etc.
 After a discussion of numerous de- tails and generalities, the board ad- journed to meet again next Monday, April 4 the day before election, to act upon any matters of importance that may be suggested in the interim. As this is to be the first election held by the association, there are many little things arising daily that need looking after. and while there is now nothing of importance known to have been left undone. there may be occasion for a final conference of the governors before election day.
 The official ballot was formulated yesterday and below are the names of the gentlemen nominated for the offices of govrnor and councilman, the peti- tions in each district naming B. A. Fowler for president and E. w. Wilbur for vice-president. Their election will be without opposition. so far as indi- cated by the nominations.
 In only four of the districts were two candidates named for governor, namely, in the first, sixth, seventh and ninth. For councilman everything was unanimous except in the first and sew enth districts. In the first district w. A. Hood and G. w. Walters were both nominated for councilman to serve two years, and in the seventh Fred Tait and George Blount were both nominat- ed to serve for three years. while MT. Blount was also nominated to serve for two years.
 The candidates for governor are:
 First District-R. A. Tuckey, Henry Jennings.
 Second District-John P. Orme.
 Third District-H. J. Hanson.
 Fourth District-George D. Christy.
 Fifth District-F. H. Parker.
 Sixth District-M. A. Stanford, Harry Kay.
 Seventh District-w. A. Wilson, Fred Tait. .eui
 Eighth District-C. A. Saylor.
 Ninth District-W. H. Wallace, E. w. Wilbur.
 Tenth District-A. J. Chandler.
 The candidates for the councilmen in the respective districts are:
 First District-A. J. Straw, three-year term: WA. Hood and G. w. Walter for two-year term: N. B. Cole for one-year term.
 Second District-H. w. wellborn, three-year term; w. H. Brown, two- year term; W. H. wilkey, one-year term.
 Third District-Henry Hilbers, three year term; George R. Kay, two-year term; W. H. Mann. one-year term.
 Fourth District - George Wilkey, three-year term; Wm. Rice, two-year term; Wm. Kay, one-year term.
 Fifth District-P. T. Hurley, three- year term; Wm. Wallace, two-year term: c. T. Hirst, one-year term.
 Sixth District-J.W. Eastwood, three year term; J. L. Rice, two-year term; E. A. Spaulding, one-year term.
 Seventh District-Fred Tait and Geo. Blount, three-year term; Geo. Blount, two-year term; J. B. Clark, one-year