Weekly journal-miner., 1914-12-30
CITY TICKET IS
 NOMINATED BY PETITION
(From Sundays Daily.j

kfIOm SunOdVS Daily.l
 With forty-four names on a peti-
 ton in favor of Homer Wood for
 mayor and thirty-nine on a similar
 paper for J. M. w. Moore for coun-
 cilman, the two men named will con
 stitute what is to be known as the
 citizens ticket" at the election to
 be held in Prescott on January 5th.
 The two petitions were filed with the city clerk yesterday in accordance with the law providing for the nom ination of candidates by petition, and while neither one of the proposed candidates has been interviewed 1t is probable they have given their consent to accept the nominations and serve in the capacities designat- ed if elected.
 The petition is the outcome of the movement started some time since by the Yavapai Council of Women Vot- CTS, which organization recently de- cided not to stand sponsor for sec ond city ticket.
 No sooner had the majority of the women voted against second ticket, however, than those who had voted Tn the minority commenced the or ganization of new force to put through a ticket, with the one named as result. Homer Wood was the first candidate for mayor suggested when the movement was born, but no less than half dozen men have been approached and asked to run for councilmen, all having refused to permit the use of their names. The name of Judge J. M. w. Moore was not used in this connection so far as the knowledge of the general pub lie is concerned, until the petitions were placed in circulation. From the very first Mr. Wood has been reti- cent. He did not state positively that he would accept the nomination. and, 1t seems, has never said that he would not. It is more than probable that the reason but one candidate was nominated for councilman is be- cause no other man could be found to accept the remaining nomination.
 Wood Petition.
 The names of those who signed | the petition for the nomination of Mir. Wood are:
 J. E. Russell, NJ. J. Lawler, Thos. R. Rice, George Walker, W. H. Wei land, J. w. Maris, Otto " Miller, w. w Morrow. w. E. Scott, Masten Young, C. H. Burgett, J. w. Love, D. R. Gillis, Walter Krohn, E. II. Darrow, Mrs. E. H. Darrow, A. L. Thomas, E. c. Thomas, NJ. w. Payne, C. r. Kyle. P H. Stack, D. w. Rawlings. c. C. Mckenzie, H. C. McGrew, J. J. Buckman, Kittie Bishop, O. H. Perry, Fannie Creek mur. Mary Harris, J. w. Harris, NJ. Redden, Hester Travis, Stuart L. Duncan, Mrs. Stuart L. Duncan. Catherine Reberger, w. A. Dearing, NJ. B. Payne, F. E. Barrett, Eustacc George M Payne, W. F.. Hicks, w. A. Cline, Ben Silverman, .. H. Bishop.
 Moore Petitioners.
 Those who signed in favor of Judge Moore are:
 J. F. Russell, Nj. J. Lawler, Thos R. Rice, George Walker, w H. Wei and, J. w. Maris, Otto V. Miller, W. w. Morrow, w. E. Scott, Masten Young, C. H. Burgett, D. R. Gillis, Walter Krohn, E. H. Darrow, Mrs. E. II. Darrow. A. L. Thomas, F. G. Thomas. NJ w. Payne, F. H. Stack, ). w. Rawlings, J. ]. Buckman, w. \. Dcaring. NJ. B. Payne, Eustace Anderson, Geo. NJ. Payne, F E. Bar ett, w. E. Hicks. w. A. Cline, Ben silverman, O. H. Perry, Fannie -reekmur. Mary Harris, J. w. Haf- is, NJ. Redden. Hester Travis. Stuart a . Duncan, Mrs. Stuart L. Duncan, atherine Reberger
 A. L. Thomas signs the affidavit of t identification on the petition of Mir. a Wood and Eustace Anderson per C orms this service for Judge Moore. [