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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
LetO (VOl.) VII.
PrOletarec iZide ma OS-
mih Straneh.

soboto dine IL. aug. sc je ma
seii odbora. Jugosl. delavske tisk.
druzbe. XII izdaia Proletarca, do
gnalo, da so volilci, III so imei
zadnjo besedo dolocitvi nacina
, v povecaniu lista, doloGili, da Sc
poveca list ma osem strani. Pred
log "a osem strani je dobil "a
glasov vecine izmed 10 odstotkov
vposlanih glasovnic, kolikor ina
list narocnikov. Tolika ie bila
namrec vdelezba glasovanja.
Stem korakom ie bilo poslednje
delo cd strani Proletarceve arma-
de glede nacina povecanju Pro
letarca reseno. Nam pa sedai pre-
estate samo Sc dolociti dan, kdaj
mai izide Proletarec poveGani
obliki. Ma drugi seji, h Sc vra
kratkem, Sc doloci tudi to in nato
dobe narocniki list ma osmih stra-
neh. Naikasneje Sc to zgodi do
konca septembra t, /.
Sodrugi! Sedaj, ko smo dosegI
povecanega Proletarca, mas Gaka
pa drugo - mic mani vazno delo
pridobiti istu 1000 novih marco
nikov. katere mora list dobiti, ako
hoce vstrajati in premesti izdatke,
h bodo zvezi S povecanjem Ii
sta. VSak socialisticen klub in
vsak posameZen sodrug mai gleda
da bo pridobil listu novih naroG-
nikov. Vsaka prilika, h bi nudila
propaganda "a pridobitev novih
narocnikov "a Proletarca mai Sc
izkoristi v ia namen. Do novega
leta bo ostala namrec cena hstu,
kakor ie bio zakljuceno, neizpre-
menjena, po novem letu pa bo
cena listu So. Ia ugodnost bo da-
jala agitatoriem prednost, da bo-
do laglje agitirali "a move marco
nike; kaiti kdor DO naroGil list
pred novim letom, ga bo incl "a
cello leto po starr ceni, med tenn
ko DO moral po novem letu plaGati
vsak SOC vec. Vsi novi narocniki
bodo od casa do casa zkazani
predalih Proletarca, tako da bo
vsakemu razvidno, kdai DO do
sezeno zazelieno stevilo - 1000
novih narocnikov. Prvi tozadevni
izkaz bo obiavljen 1. oktobra t. |.
w Proletarcu.
Poidimo takoj ma delo "a 1000
novih narocnikov, sedai je mai
boljsi cas- cato, 10 smo sredi vo-
lilne kampanje. Novi narocnilzi So
move batine kapitalisticnemu 81
stemu in vsem elementom, h ga
podpiraio. Tiso6 novih narocni-
kov bodeta diva bataliona novih
bojevnikov "a odpravo seGaniega
Nivicnega sistema, bi postavlia
svet ma glavo in odlikuje sovraz-
nike pravega napredka, sre6e in
blagostania.
Povecaimo Proletarca ma zno-
trai in ma zunai! Naprei "a 1000
novih naroGrikov!
Direktorii J. D. T. D.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Volilcem " Ohio!

Citateljev - volilcev draw
Ohio dolznost ie, da Sc vdeleze
volitev 3. septembra glede spre-
membe ustave tel DRAW. Poleg
drugih vaznih sprememb mai
vsakdo plasuie "a tocko 90. to
ie. da dobe tudi zenske volilno
pravico. kar ie ena izmed funda-
mentalnih zahtev soc. strankel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Socialist ma delu.

kako nitro zadobiva socializem
realna tia V Idruzenih drzavah
kaze dejstvo. da Sc je mesecu
juliJu samo Y treh drzayah usta.
novilo % SocialistiGnih klubov in
sicer: V North Dakoti I. V Louisi.
ami 10 in Alabami 6 - Pa pravi-
jo, da ie socializem neameriSki.? :?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
KRISTANOVI SHODI PRIHoD.
MI TEDEN.

Nedelja, ozir, ponedeljek 10.
sept: New York City.
sreda, 1. sept: Cnemaugh. Pa.
Cetrtek, >. sept: Johnstown.
Pa.
Petek, 6. sept. Hcrminie. st. l..
Pa.
Sobotn, Z. sept Braddock, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Iveri

Minuli teden lie priSlo Rio de
Janciro, Braziliia. do spopada
med StraikuiuGimi delavci in vo-
JaStvom. Ranjenih in ubitih je bi
10 mad 200 delavcev.
BrezobzirnoSt. katero Sc ma
stopa prot mirnim in opravice
MIN Strajkarjem, presega vse me-
ie.
Predsednik Kitajske republike
le postal pravi tiran. Vsakogar,
kI nasprotuie niegovim sebienim
nakanam, da usmrtiti. Umoriti
le dial tudi diva generala, XII Sc
nista strinjala z niegovim tiran-
stvom. Vsled tega Sc pricenja ma
kitajskem nova drzavljanska
vojna. Voditeli protivladnih Get
je sedanii podpredsednik republi-
Ike general vu Gang.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Zenska "a drzavno zakonodaio

Y BoStonu. Mass. kandidira
sodruginja Eva Hoffman "a dr.
zaVno zakonodaio. Kandidatiuia
je dobro znana Y zadruzncga gi-
bania tenn meStu. Ker ie sodru-
ginja Hoffman priiiubliena svo-
lem okraiu. stranka upa ma njcno
2mago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Prush uradni list o socialistih

Uradni okroini list "a Guhrau
prinaSa priznavaioG clanek IL
spehih socialno demokraiicncga
bojkota proti zganju in piSc
Cast in hvala komur grcsta
cast N hvala Gresta pa sociano
drmokraticnemu strankinemu
zboru. ki ie priporocil bojkot
zgania. Vsekako najboljSo hvalo
"a nazadovanje zganjepitia. kar
koristi domovini V wee kakor
encm oziru!" - Taxa nepristra-
most kralievega pruskega uradne-
ga lista Sc mora zabeleziti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27

This paper is devoted
10 the interests OF tn Q
working class. Work.
are are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

duct said election, consisting of one inspector, two judges and two clerks, at the respective polling places are hereby designated as follows to-Wit:
 Phoenix Precinct No. 1-8 delegates. Polling place. Coliseum theatcr, corner First and Monroe St. Eloc- ton officials-Inspector, II. B. kcrs- ting; Judges, J. B. Woodward, C. A.
 Randy; clerks, Earl Canning, w. r. Mealy; marshal, J. II. Kinney. Phoenix Precinct No. 2-7 delegates.
 Polling place-Board of Trade, Sec ond Ave. and Adams St. Election of ficials - Inspector, Roy Goodrich
 judges, Harry Diehl, | J. Lipsohn; clerks. P w. Munger, II. A. Mckee.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 3-5 delegates. Polling place-NOs. POI -205-207 W.
 Washington St Election officials
 Inspector, C. w Johnstone; judges. l.. w COggins, Geo. D. Christy; clerks, William Doheny. F. K. Hickey.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 4-5 delegates. Polling place-City Hall Election officials-Inspector, c. w. Cisney; judges. Joseph Thalheimer, C. M.
 Sturgis; clerks, w c. Hyatt, J. N.
 MeIendrez: marshal, J. NJ. Bacon. Tempe Precinct-5 delegates. Polling place - Goodwin Opera House. Election officials Inspector, Charles P. Monett; judges, Lee Walk
 CT. Bob Mullen; clerks, B. H. Scud- der, Frank Baum.
 Mesa Precinct-5 delegates. Polling place-City Hall. Election officials-Inspector, Joseph E. Noble; {; judges, II. s. Phelps, P A. Williams; ; clerks Donald Mcqueen. Charles Bowers.
 Osborne Precinct-2 delegates. Polling place-Osborne schOOlhouse. Election officials-InspectOr. Fen s. Hildreth; judges, J. NJ Creighton, r. R. mgles; clerks, Vim. Mathey, New Ian Jones'
 Glendale Precinct-2 delegates. Polling place-Town Hall Election | officials-Inspector, Harry Cartmel;
 judges. J. II. Tuckey, V. F. Mcssinger; clerks. C. L. Gillette, J. M. HOtchkiss. Arlington Precinct-1 delegate. Polling plac c. w. Peterson's store. Election officials-Inspector D. A. Mollet; judges. J. B Montgom- cry, l.. Anderson; clerks, w. w. Per ry J. Henry.
 AIhambra Precinct-1 delegate. Polling place Alhambra store.
 Election ofGcials-Inspector, Harry
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
OPERATION FOR GEN. BOOTH

LONDON, May 22-Gen. William Booth. international head of the Sal vation Army, will tomorrow undergo an operation which it is hoped will save his eyesight. which has been failing rapidly in the last few years. He now has only a faint glimmer of sight as the result of a cataract He cannot read but manages to write by steering his right hand with his left over the paper. His medical advisers say that if the operation is success ful his eyesight will probably remain good for the remainder of his life The aged veteran of the Salvation Army is now in his eighty fourth year On the occasion of his birthday last month he wrote:
 T know my sight has failed, but l am told that the operation 1 intend to undergo next month will restore it. Though there must be some risk of total blindness, l shall go through with it whether it succeeds or not hope to be spared to visit the United States and Canada during the year as we'll as to inaugurate further ef- forts for the spread of our work ir European countries and at home
 My mind dwells specially on tho
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
SHAKESPEARE
 DIED TOO SOON
Bard of Avon Should Be Alive and at Elks' The ater This Evening to See Merchant of Venice Up to Date"

Tonight the high school class of 1912 will present its play. The Mer- chant of Venice Cp-to- date" at the Ek-' rheater, and the exceptionally heavy advance sale indicates that the seniors will play to a packed house.
 \ large share of the fun of the play lies in the absurd incongruities. Tue audience sees the Phoenix high school football boys as they smash through the Prescott line toward the goal. and the Phoenix team is cap tHincd by Antonio. whom Shakespeare would have had a merchant of Ven ic,. while Tubal. the poets hungry I-r1elitc. plays quarterback for Pres ,"tt Shylock. not a usurer but q modern gambler, consOrts with an officer of the Phoenix police force, and Portia calls in the N-ray to prove that Shakcspeare's Antonio has uo brain. So the play makes a dual appeal. il is in itself a very amusing comedy but the Imaginable contrast between the Shakespearean and the ultra modern characters gives an ad- dition uiquaucy to each amusing sit nation
 The cast is printed below There are more than thirty people in the play but only the names of the more important parts are given.
 The Duke of Venice. Marvin Smith Antonio. a Senior. Captain of High
 School Football Team.
 --..-.-.-.. .NintOn Hammeis Hassanio. his friend and suitor to
 Portia.... ...... Marshall Broadway GrlUano. another friend. Rick McFan Shylock. a wealthy gambler. .......
 -....--.....-...-.-. .Benj. J. kimber 1ubaI. his friend and captain of
 1he Prescott Football Team......
 ..-..--.- .....-..-.- MarVIn Smlth Launcelot Gobbo. a servant to Shy
 lock .................Ja Jake ThOman The Professor. an eX-ray photogra-
 pher .................Ch ChaS. Lukins Purtia. a rich hefress Nova Pierce Ncrissa her friend. ....... Ruby Shott Jessica. Shylock's ward Bernicc Smith Latin Teacher. Vivian Bivins Antonio's Mother. Vivian Bivins Polly. Portia's Maid... Birdie Fowler Mrs Gobbo. Launcelot's Mother...
 -..-..... --......... Birdie Fowler
 Football players. officials. servants. etc.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

other thereof delivered to the per son therein nemad as elected-said certificate shall be signed by at least am ajority of the election board. If in any precinct the number of persons designated to constitute an election board, fail or refuse to serve, then less number, as the circumstances may require, shall constitute the election board. If at the time of opening the polls, any of the election board ap- pointed herein, be not present at the polls at the hour designated for open ing the primaries, the vacancy or va cancies so occasioned may be filled by the Republican voters then and there present.
 All Republicans who are qualified electors of the several precincts in said County. shall be entitled to vote at said primary election.
 In case a voter desiring to cast his ballot in any precinct in Maricopa County, shall be challenged, the fol- lowing test shall be applied in the alternative:
 In order to vote he shall sign in the presence of the election board, in the alternative. one of the two following declarations:
 Declaration of party utilization -I am a qualified elector of. precinct, Maricopa County, State of Arizona. At the last general election held in Arizona in December, 1911, voted for a majority of the Repub- lican candidates whose names ap- peared on the ballot at said election. I expect to vote for majority of the Republican candidates whose names appear on the ballot at the next gen eral election in Arizona -..--.,.......>.. Alternative decl: ration of party af- filiation-I am a qualified elector of ............ precinct, Maricopa County, State of Arizona. I did not vote at the last general election in Arizona, held in December, 1911, but had I voted at said election, I would have voted for a majority of the Repub- lcan candidates whose names appeared on the ballot at said election. I eX- pect to vote for a majority of the Re publican candidates, whose names ap- pear on the ballot at the next general election in Arizona.
 F. H. HAYES,
 Chairman Maricopa Go. Central
 Committee.
 Dated May 15, 1912.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Buckeye Precinct-2 delegates.

Weage. clerks, +. w. Wilson, George Helm
 Buckeye Precinct-2 delegates.
 Polling placc-JuStice Court Room Election ofncials-Inspector, George r. Brown; judges, D. r. Jones, A. C Mcdonald; clerks, II. r. Kell W. E Long.
 Broadway Precinct-7 delegates.
 Polling Schoolhouse. Elec- tion offciaIs-Inspector. Jesse Eyer; judges, Wm. Gatson, Henry Manz; clerks, J. W. VandeWater. J. w. Eyer
 Cartwright PrecInct-1 delegate.
 Polling place-Cartwright school house. Election officials Inspector C. r.. Cartwright; judges, C. F. Root
 Creighton Precinct-2 delegates.
 Polling place-Crcighton school h use Election officials-Inspector T T. Etter; judges, II. w. Pierson George Vincent; clerks, NJ P. Nun ger, Frank Baum.
 Coldwater Precinct-1 delegate.
 Polling placc-W. C. M9ore's store Inspector. j. W. Johnson; judges ................ ................ clerks, .............,. ................ Fowler Precinct-1 delegate. Polling -Schoolhouse. Elec- ton officiaIs-In Inspector, L. F. Ora ham; judges, George R. Kay. II. J Hanson; clerks Jim Willis. R. II. Me IlmOil.
 Heard Precinct-1 delegate. Polling Schoolhouse- Elec- ton oficials-Inspector L. l.. Lassen; judges. Carl Rose, J. II. Tompkins; clerks, r. C. RusseI ................
 lsaacs Precinct-1 delegate.
 Polling place-Isaacs schoolhouse Election officials-Inspector, Oliver Isaacs; judges, .................... .............; clerks, ...............
 Johnstone Precnct-1 delegate. Polling place-SchOolhouse. Elec- tion offfcials-Inspector, o. A. Rob erts; judges, J w. Etter c. A. White clerks. Dan Diller, .......... lsaacs
 Liberty Precinct-1 delegate.
 Polling place-Liberty schoolhouse Election officials-Inspector, W. R Blackmcr; judges, .................. ...............; clerks, ............
 
 Meridian Precinct-1 delegate. Polling place-Sch0olhOuse. Elec-
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

WHEREAS. the Republican Ma tional Committee has designated that a National Convention of delegated representatives of the Republican party be held in the city of Chicago, state of Illinois, Oll tuesday, the 18th day of June, 1912, for the purpose of nominating candidate for Presi- dent and Vice President to be voted for at a presidential election to be held Tuesday, November ,, 1912, and : WHEREAS, pursuant to this action of the National Committee, the Re publican State Central Committee, at meeting of it's executive commit tee, held at Phoenix, Arizona. May 1 1912. ordered and directed that a State Convention of delegated repre- sentatives of the Republican party in Arizona, be held at Tucson on Mon day, the 3rd day of June, 1912, for the purpose of selecting six (6) dele gates and six co alternates to repre- sent the Republican party in Arizona at said National Convention at Chi cagO, for the election of a member of the Republican National Commit tee, and for such other business as might come before the Convention and
 WHEREAS, said call of the Repub-
 ican State Central Committee pro- vides that MaricOpa county be repre- sented in said State Convention by twenty C20) delegates from said Coun- ty, and
 WHEREAS, said call further pro- vides that meetings of the various c1,o he held on the 18th day of May, 1912 for the purpose of determining the method of selecting delegates to said State Convention.
 NOW. THEREFORE, in compliance with said call of the Republican State Central Committee acting through its executive committee as above stated the Republican County Central Com mittee of MaricOpa County, hereby designates that a County Convention of delegated representatives of the Republican party in Maricopa County be held at Knights of Pythias Hal in the city of Phoenix. in said County on Saturday. the 1st day of June 1912, at 10 A. NJ. for the purpose ol electng twenty (20) delegates to rep resent Maricopa County in said State Convention, and for the transaction of such other business as may prop erly come before the Convention, ah2 in compliance with the call of tho Republican State Central Committee and in accordance with the established custom of the Republican party 1T MaricOpa County, it is hereby deSig- mated that each of the established voting precincts in said County ne entitled to representation in sait County Convention. as follows, to- wit:
 Each precinct shall be entitled tC one delegate in said County Convcn- ton and in addition thereto an ad ditiOnal delegates for each fifty (5O) advisory votes or major. fraction thereof, cast in the precinct for Hon Ralph IT. Cameron, as United States Senator at the election of December F, 1911, and
 For the purpose of electinG to said County Convention it is hereby or dered that a primary election be hclt in each precinct on the day fixed b, the Republican State Central Com mittee, to-wit, Saturday, May 9, 1912 The following polling places in tho | several precincts in the County O Maricopa at which said election shal be held, the number of delegates t' be elected in each precinct. and tho names of the officers who shall con
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

problems involved in the better hous- ing of the poorest people and more discriminating and extensive distribu- ton Of those who could with advan- tage be transplanted to the land over the seas"
 Special prayer meetings for the sue cess of the operation will be held to- day in many English cities by the members of the Salvation Army
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
VuIture Precinct-1 deleqate

Polling SchOolhOuso. Elec- tion ofGcials-InspectOr, ............t judges, ................,...
 Agua CaIiente-1 delegate.
 Polling place-Modeste Hotel. Flee tion officials-Inspector, ............; judges, .............., ............ clerks, ......-........, .............,
 Lehi Precinct-1 delegate.
 Polling place-Lehi Hall. Election officials - Inspector, II. Simkins; judges, R. w. Simkins. Milo Schill; clerks. R F.. Schill Ralph Schill.
 Alma Precinct-2 delegates.
 Polling Schoolhouse. Flee ton als-Inspector-C. IT. Cof- fin; judges, Ed Lewis. .-............ Longmore; clerks, Orrin Lewis, ..... Allison.
 Gia Bend Precinct-1 delegate.
 Polling Schoolhouse. Flee tion officials-Inspector, ............t judges, .............., ..............i clerks. ................, .........-...,
 The polls of said election shall be opened at the several polling places of the following named election pre- cincts of said County to-wit: PhOe- nix No. l, Phoenix No. 2, Phoenix No 9. Phoenix No. 4 Osborne, Mesa Tempe and Glendale precincts, at the hour of o'clock A. NJ, and shall close at the hour of o'clock P. M. of that day; and shall be opened at severa other polling places of the above named election precincts of said Coun- ty at the hour of l o'clock P. NJ. anC close at the hour of , o'clock P. M of that day.
 Said election shall be conducted as nearly as may be in the manner pro vided by law for the holding of gen eral and primary elections in the State of Arizona, and the call of the Re publican State Central Committee un- der date of May l, 1912; and the Oth- CT rules and regulations hereinaftel provided And the election board il each precinct shall at once upon close of the polls therein, canvas the vote and declare the result of the electiOr and shall make out in dup licate a. certificate for eacf person elected as delegate to saiC County Convention one of each saiC duplicate certificates shall be forth with sent to the chairman of thu County Central Committee and thu
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
SLOT MACHINES
 BARRED BY LAW
Judge Phillips Holds Them to Be Gambling Device<a Lloyd Abides by Decision of Court and Will Re move the AutomatiCs

Slot machines are gambling devices under the law and must gO
 Such in brief is the decision handed down yesterday by superior Judge Phillips in the case of the state against William E. Lloyd charged with operat- ing and maintaining such devices.
 This matter has been pending for some time and the court has given much careful thought to the answer which drives from the streets the fam liar slot machines so seductive and in- sidious that the player often finds that he has expended far more than he can afford in watching the fascinating rev olution of the wheel.
 The case was fought by Lloyd through ais attorney Baker ana Baker, who coltrnded that the machines are not gambling instruments under the statute. because each time the machine is played 1t delivers a few wads of gum of more O. less doubtful antecedent to- sether with checks which are redeem able at saloons or cigar stores
 The court held against the defense and found that the machines are gambling devices The defendant who has placed a large number of them about Phoenix agreed to withdraw from the field taking his apparatus with him, and upon this agreement he was discharged from custody. Several privately owned machines will also be brought under the judicial ban.
 Lame hack is usually caused by rheumatism Of the musclues of the back, for which you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Eminent Dor sale hN aII drncgists
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Murphy Precinct-1 deIeqate.

Polling placc-Schoolhousc Elec- ton officials-InspectOr Frank Park
 CT; judges. Fred Blackmer, .......... ............; clerks. ................
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

ton officials-Inspector, C. c. Hack ctt; judges. Bert Amator, Isabelle Malcndrez; clerks, Otis Amator ...
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
orme Precinct-1 delegate.

Polling place-West End school house Election officials-Inspector, r. M- Wilkinson; judges, ............. .................; clerks, ..........
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

GolIlnS pace west Enu ScnooI- house. Election officials-Inspector r. NJ. Wilkinson; judges. ........... ................; clerks, ........
 Palo Verde Precinct-1 delegate. Polling Schoolhouse. Elec- ton officials-Inspector. George II Newton; judges, 4. L. Nelson George E. Brunner; clerks, R. Dewitt Charles T. Baker
 Peoria Precinct-1 delegate. Polling Schoolhouse Elec- tion officials-Inspector. R. F. Schaf CT; judges, H. C. Mann, J w. Os- borne; clerks, Del Sturges. II. r. Bart lett
 Riverside Precinct-1 delegate. Polling Schoolhouse. EIec- ton officials-Inspector Ernest Hall; judges. C. A. Mcclellan. Peter Nelson; clerks, oscar Roberts. John AIOhland
 Scottsdae Precnct-+ delegate. Polling place-E. O. Browns store Election Officials-Inspector, E. O. Brown; judges, Wm. Wilbur II. J Serviss; clerks, Charles Caldwell, Y. A Vanderhoff.
 Wilson Precnct-1 delegate.
 Polling Schoolhouse. Flee ton officials-Inspector, A. Schreck judges ................, ............ clerks, ................, .............
 Cavecreek Precinct-1 deIesat Polling place-J D. HouCk's store Election officials-Inspector, J. D Houck; judges, ................... .................; clerks, .......... .............,
 Mcdowell Precinct-1 delegate
 Polling place - McDOWell school house. Election OffiCials-InspeCtOr .............; judges, ........, ............; clerks, .........,
 Wickenburg Precinct-2 delegates
 Polling place-Garcia Hall. Flee ton officials-Inspector, c. C. Davis; judges, F. s. Jones, John Witherlay; clerks H. C. Sprunger, .............
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

. Vanfeet; judges. George Alkire. ....
 , Weage clerks, F. W. Wilson, George
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Palo Verde Precinct-1 deieqa ate.

Polling plaCe-SchOolhOuse. Elec- tion acknowledgements, George IT. Newton; judges, 4. L. Nelson, George
 F. Brunner; clerks, R. Dewitt, Charles TT I,al lyar
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Aqua CaIiente-1 delegate.

Polling place-Modeste Hotel. Elec- tion officials-Inspector, ..........; judges, ................, -........... clerks, .....-........, ..............
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Polling pIace-Schoolhous Elec- tion Officials-InspectOr ......... judges, ..............,... CleTkS,
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

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