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Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
SUFFERED FOR
TWENTY YEARS
"Smothering Spells Almost
Set Me Wild" He Says
Takes Tanlac And Says
He Is Now Well And
Strong.

For twenty years have suffered
with catarrh in my head and throat.
Everybody who knows me, and
know a great many of people, know
this to be a fact" said C. F. Cart
wright, who lives in Alton Park,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every night my head would be
so stopped up could hardly breathe,
and | would have choking feeling
and shortness of breath that nearly
drove me wild. | guess had
catarrh of the stomach, too, because
| had indigestion most of the time.
In fact, have not had a we'll day
for years, and have been so nervous
and restless ] simply dreaded to see
night come, because could not
sleep, and to tell the truth, | was
so weak and rundown | have not
been able to do any of my work for
| don't know how long. No kind
of medicine, and took nearly every
thing, seemed to help me a particle
until | heard of this Tanlac. My
son-in-law induced me to try it, and
he had been hearing lots about it.
u have used two bottles of this
medicine, and am proud to say |
believe am as we'll and strong as
ever was. My appetite and diges-
tion have improved and am gain
ing right along. sleep good at
night and can breathe fine. | no
longer have those choking, smother
ing sensations like used to have.
Everybody certainly ought to
know about this medicine, for it
surely has done wonders for me
The only thing hate is that I did
not hear about it years ago, as
believe it would have saved me lots
Of suffering
Tanlac is sold in Evening Shade
exclusively by Barnett Drug Co.; il
Hardy by R. M. Jackson Co.; ii
King Mills by J. T. Locke and In
Williford by Williford Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22

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Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
PARAGRAPHS FROM CAVE CITY
Wheat And 0at Harvest In Progress
Both Crops Are Good.

A number Of Cave City people
attended the chautauqua programs
at Batesville the latter part of last
week.
w. N. Barnett reports the birth
of twin calves at his place a few
days ago. This is another prepared
ness item.
j. W. Brickle of Pfeiffer was here
Sunday. He was driving new
Ford lately bought by Clarence
Smith of Pfeiffer.
Rev. A. McKelvey, pastor of the
Methodist church, went to Cross
Roaus last Sunday to meet his reg
ular appointment.
The farmers are very busy these
fine days, but very few people are
coming to town, and news items
are as scarce as hens teeth.
DR.. B. R. woodward, who has been
taking treatment at Little Rock for
several weeks, returned here a few
days ago. He appears to be much
improved.
Rev. T. A. Gray Of Hickory Valley
delivered a very interesting sermon
at the Methodist Protestant church
last Sunday, filling the place of
\ Rev. L. H. Covey, who was unable
to be here at that time.
Mining interest is being revived
In this section. Lamar Bros. have
lately opened up a new mine on
the Boyd Matlock farm near town,
from which some fine manganese
prospects are being taken.
The W. O. W. will unveil a mon
u nent at the grave of John Perkey
at the cemetery here next Sunday,
and two other graves of deceased
members of the order will be deco
rated. Everybody invited.
Wheat and oat crops are being
harvested this week throughout
this section, Both crops are making
good yields, especially the oat crop.
< These crops come at a time when
they will be a very big help to the
Growers.
"A good number Of our people
were at the Fairview cemetery
Sunday, where the W. O. W. deco
rated the grave of Will Stewart.
An all day singing was also had,
and the day was very pleasantly
spent,
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
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Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
Has Had Beneficial Results

A man Is not treating himself
'lrlywhen he neelccts backachc,
leumatic pains, dizziness, stiff
ante, sore muscles, or other symp-
ms Of kidney or bladder trouble,
hac b Turman, 1877 Washington
lver Ashbury, N, j., writes, 81
fed Foley'S Kidney Pills and had
y most beneficial results from
me.' Barnett Drue Co,
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
FROM SHELBYvILLE

Mrs. Dave Lackey has been sick
for the last week, but is better now.
Mrs. P. H. Sullivan is having a
tussel with the sciatic rheumatism
this week.
Buddie Gist has been confined to
his room for o week on account of
rheumatism,
Miss Annie Roe, who has been at
Memphis attending school since
fall, has returned home.
d JIM, Street of near Calamine is
improving slowly from a severe i'll
,tness. He can be up some now.
W Mrs, Jim Green and children we're
visiting Mrs. Green's daughter, Mrs.
N2oindexter Carpenter, of Cave City
Sunday.
N J.V, Milligan has not been able
Sc work for two or three days on
% ccnunt of a tooth that is giving
; Jim trouble.
iaI Mrs. Virsie Bottoms of Sulphur
ock came up Saturday for few
!. lays Stay with her brother, Tom
who is very low with con.
iatlmption,
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
Assessors
Tax

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Tax Assessor of Sharp County. Arkansas, will
meet the tax payers Of said county for the pur
pose of assessing the Real and Personal property
and per capita tax for the year 1917, at the fol
lowing times and places to-wit:
Lower North Township. at Cox school house
Monday June 4th, 1917
Upper North Township, at Wirth, Tuesday
June 5th.
North Union Township. at Banks Wednesday
until noon. June 9Th.
North Uuion Township, at Hilltop, Wednesday
afternoon. June 9Th
South Union Township. at Martins Creek,
Thursday. June 7th.
Jackson Township, at Willford, Friday and
Saturday, June sth and 9th.
North Lebanon Township, at Sitka, Monday,
June 11th.
South Lebanon Township, at Dotson, Tuesday,
June 18th.
Morgan Township. at Center, Wednesday, June
18th.
Davidson Township, at King Mills, Thursday,
June 14th.
Highland Township, at Precinct Friday,
June 10Th,
Lave Creek Township, at Rose Pond, Saturday,
June 18th.
Washington Township. at Precinct Monday,
June 18th.
South Big Rock Township, at Emery, Tuesday,
June 10Th.
North Big Rock Township. at Poughkeepsie,
Wednesday, June goth.
Strawberry Township, at Precinct, Thursday,
June 2lst.
Big Greek Township. at Union, Friday, June
nd.
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
Notice

Big Creek Township. at Calamine, Saturday
June 23rd.
Scott Township, at Grange, Monday, Jun.
25.
Scott Township. at ShelbyviIle, Tuesday. June
26.
Scott Township. at Wildcat, Wednesday unit
noon, June 9th.
Scott Township. at Etna. Wednesday afternoon
June 9th,
Cave Township, at Fairview. Thursday. June
2sth.
Cave Township. at Cave City, Friday and Sat.
urday, June 29th and 30th.
Sullivan Township. at Maxville. Monday, July
End.
Sullivan Township, at Brickle Spring, Tuesday
July 9rd.
Sullivan Township. at Sidney, Thursday and
Friday, July 9th and 9Th.
johnson Township, at St. Paul, Saturday, July
7th.
Hardy Township. at Hardy from July 9th to
July 18th. inclusive.
Richwoods Township, at Ash Flat. Monday
and Tuesday, July 18th and 17th
Richwoods Township, at Ballard, Wednesday
until noon, July 18th.
Richwoods Township, at Jackson's Store, We'd
nesday afternoon, July 18th.
Piney Fork Township. at Evening Shade, from
July 10TH to July 2Sth inclusive.
All persons are hereby requested to bring
correct descriptions of their lands in order to
prevent errors in assessments.
The Assessors penalty under the new law is
25 per cent of all taxes due with the minimum
penalty of Sl.0O.
Given under my hand at Evening Shade, Sharp
County, Arkansas on this the 18th day of April,
A. D., 1917.
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
THE SIDNEY LETTER
n. A. Bone, Splendid Young Citizen,
Passes To His Reward.

Arthur Ward spent a few days
last week attending the teachers
institute at Newport.
Miss Ora Meeks and Dean Wiles
are attending the teachers institute
at Batesville this week.
Miss Winona Arm of Batesville
is visiting her grandfather and
grandmother, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Meeks, this week.
B. 7. Smith spent Sunday with
N. L. Hamm and family near Bat
ties Mr.. Hamm has been very i'll
the past several days.
j. W. Taylor and family of Cave
City motored up from that place
Saturday and spent a short time
with friends here.
Bernard Bruce will leave this
week for Little Rock, where he will
take the examination for the avia-
ton corps Of the army.
A. B. Arm and family and j. P
Founders and family, all of Bates
vile, spent short time here with
relatives the latter part of last week
| The wheat crop of this section
which is not large one, is being
harvested this week. Oats are also
being harvested and are reported
to be normal crop.
Sheriff j, H, Kirtley and wife and
small son, John Weldon, and daugh'
ter, Maudie, of Evening Shade at
tended the burial of Alison Bone at
Barren Fork Sunday.
B. Sullivan and family and Lewis
Sullivan and family of Calamine
attended the burial of the husband
of their daughter and sister, Alison
Bone, at Barren Fork Sunday.
Robert Battles, who left here a
few weeks ago writes some of his
friends here that he has been ad-
mitted to the army and is stationed
at Kansas City, where the soldiers
are being trained,
Marvin Stephens and wife Of Ash
Flat and Neil Sullivan and wife OF
Evening Shade attended the burial
of Alison Bone at Barren Fork Sun
day. Mrs, Bone Is a sister Of Mrs
Stephens and Mr.. Sullivan.
This is one year il which the
writer is trying to diversity his oc'
cupatior, and by so Going try tc
avert our being acceI ted in the
army. Hlwever we claimed no
exemptions on registration day, nor
do we want to be called a Stacker
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22

and should it fall our lot to 90 and
help to defend our beloved country
we will be found doing our little bit.
But we prefer to remain at home
and pursue our course as disciple
of agriculture.
1t is with deep feelings of regret
and sadness that we chronicle the
death of Alison Bone. His death
was a shock to many people. he
having taken sick on last Tuesday
of indigestion and other complica-
tions and passing away at his home
here on last Saturday morning at a
few minutes past one o'clock. In
his last moments he was surround
ed by his wife, father and mother,
brothers and sisters and many true
and loyal friends, and the greatest
consolation that could console them
in that sad hour was the peaceful
transition from life into what we
call death, but in truth blissful life
eternal, and the undoubted assur-
ance that our beloved one was ready
and all was we'll with him. But
amid our grief the comforting thought
comes to US that our loss, irreparable
as it seems, is his eternal gain.
Funeral services were conducted
by his pastor, Rev. Jim Bone at
Barren Fork church. After the funer-
al services the remains were follow
ed by sorrowing relatives and the
largest crowd that ever assembled
at this place on an occasion Of this
kild to the cemetery near by, where
the body was laid to rest. De-
ceased was 27 years old and just
blooming into life Of usefulness.
He leaves young wife, father and
mother, three brothers and sisters,
and a host of friends to mourn his
loss. Our town and community
has lost a young man whose in
fluence and leadership will be sadly
missed. He possessed all the traits
of a true and Christian gentleman,
and his friends we're known by his
acquaintances, The Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Of which he
was a devoted member and the
Sunday school class which he so
ably instructed, have sustained q
loss irretrievable. We believe that
death is not the goal but the gate,
and with Kipling we can say.
when earth's last pictures ar
painted,
And tue tubes are all twisted and
dried;
When the Oldest coors are faded
And the youngest critic has died,
We shall rest, and It we need 1t,
| Lie down for a moment or two
Till the master Of all good work
men
Shall SCI us 10 work anew"
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
Rid OF Lingering Cough

~ can Get relief from rackine,
ing coughs, from wheezy,
~ breathine,f rom raw, inflamed
at and tight chest, W. G. Glaz-
'sentonville, Ark writes; lean
tnmend Foley's Honey and Tar
Mound. used II for a cough
for years, and Was said
! tonsumption but 1t cured
Zefnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
BALBOA NEWS
j. D. Edwards is on the sick list.

]. D. Edwards is on the sick list.
The farmers are busy these days
laying by corn.
Jim King is reported on the sick
list this week.
Rev. j. W. Powell preached an
interesting discourse here Sunday.
Rev, E. T. Moore will preach at
Poughkeepsie the first Sunday in
July,
Elder F. M. Eldridee preached at
Blanville Sunday night, and was
heard by a large crowd.
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22

When you have backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear, Try Sanol, it does wonders
for the liver kidneys and bladder
A trial Csc bottle will convince you
Get it at the drug store.
Sharp County record., 1917-06-22
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Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

5010 Ferrill, Forest Albert 5011 Thompson, William H. 5012 Torres, Jose 5013 Torres, Gilberto 5014 Torres. Epitacio 5015 Tillman, Donnie Franklin 5016 Thude, Simon T. L. 50l7 Thomas Adams
 501S Saylor, Ray
 5019 Thompson, Roy Lenord 5020 Turner, Don 5021 Tomkinson, Philip E. 1922 Feel, Charles Beverly ! 5023 Tomkinson, Francis B. 5024 Tolado, Alejandro
 5025 Torres, Abelardo 5026 Tillman, Clifton 5027 Toncray, William Smith 5028 Toncray, Anthony Ray 5029 Thompson, James M. 5030 Thomson, Pete
 5031 Thompson, Henry A. 5032 Turner, Bryat RaWson 5033 Feel, Frank ! 5034 Townsley, Louis J. 5035 Tannehill, Howard Earl 5036 Tucker, Charles Edwin 5037 Traub, George Williams 5038 Tucker, Dee 5039 Trudelle, Bernard A. 5040 Tollison, Leon Hicks 5041 Nafzinger, Charles Lewis 5O42 Tossey. George 5043 Tossey, Joseph 1 5044 Hurley. Marion William 5045 Taylor, Frank Joseph 5046 Turrer, Arthur 5O47 Taylor, Franklin T. E. 5048 Torres, Nicoles Cerde 5049 Tusar, Peter 5050 Torin, John 5051 Tillman, Albert Lee 5052 Taffan, Otho Harrison 5053 Tripp. Arnold Laban
 5054 Thompson. Fred 5055 Tuckey, Henry Gardiner
 5056 Thompson, Geo. Madison
 5057 Tiffany. Jr., John Harold 505S Tabana, Francisco
 5059 Thim, Hans Neilsen
 5060 Rivera, Joe V. 506l Martin, Dave B. l 5062 Nichols, Joseph Bert ! 5063 Ortez, Arnulfo NJ. 5064 Philipson, Edward A. i 5065 Montiel, Conception i 5066 Patterson, Mack Reed i 5067 Henderson, David Lee 1 506S Davis, Pete William | 5069 Cuther, LorinZo Elories | SOTO Gilpin, Benard E. l 5071 Christifferson, McLain { 5072 Christofferson, Grant | 5073 Winds, Cecil Farrel 5074 Shumway, Andrew
 5075 Alton, Robert Muter
 5076 Cavaness, Dan c.
 SOFT Alton, Philip Theodore | 5078 De Berry, William A.
 5079 Bogoequez, Antonio
 5080 Tonin, Marcus A. 5081 Thim, Martin Hansen
 50S2 Tyler, James Jefferson
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

4936 Rose, Clarence R. 4937 Roades, w. S. 493S Rodriguez, Pedro 4939 Rojas, Luis
 4940 Ruelas, Ramon 494l Lockwood, Louis H. 4942 Ruiz, Miguel 4943 Lane, Rex E. 4944 Ruiz, Federico 4945 Ryan, Jesse s. 4946 Rosa, Santos de la 4947 Rover, Richard H. 494S Rine, Halsey A. 4949 Rivers, George A. 1850 Ray, John A.
 4951 Rothrock, Don Charles 1852 Rivers, Ralph A. 1858 Reed, Lewis A. 4954 Ross, Don D. 1855 Robles, Jose
 1856 Regalado, Demetrio 4957 Reyes, Juan
 1858 RomeZ, Miguel 1859 Root, John
 4960 Roe, Robert J. 4961 Pomeroy, Clarence M. 1862 Riggs, Henry s. 1863 Roberson, Chas. E. 4964 Robesa, Pasqual 1865 Rolph, Rolph, T. D. 1866 Renteria, Julian 4967 Ryerson, Neil s. 1868 Ryder, Donaldson 1869 Riggs, Thomas F. 4970 Rice, Jr., Thos. Ira 4971 Rohrig, William w. 4972 Roberts, Earnest 1873 Rayner, Frank E. 4974 Brady, Joseph P. 4975 Cox, Thomas H. 4976 Chavez, Antonio 4977 Condo. Octavio del 4978 Flores, Francisco 4979 Flores, Antonio 4980 Espinosa, Ramon B. 4981 Dempsey, Theodore 1882 Gonzales, Jose 1883 Bustamante, Roberto 1884 Gonzales, Manuel c. 1885 Johnson, Alphard J. 1886 Martin, Jessie c. 1887 Moreno, Antonio 1888 Martinez, James 1889 Ponce, Augustin 4990 Rios, Jesus 4991 Rames, Ignacio 1892 RamerO, Juan 1893 Rock, Wm. Roy 4994 Vaughn, Arthur H. 1895 Wortman. George 1896 Powell. Charles 4997 Martinez, Luces 499S Gallardo, Frank 1899 Sota, Manuel 5000 Eugelke, Ferdinand 5001 Chilson, Edward A. 5002 Lovera, Bernardo 5003 Rodriguez. Ignacio 5004 Moreno, Pedro 5005 Demarbil, Adolfo 5006 Mcclellan, Chas. A. 5007 Moreno. Alfredo 5008 Dunsmor, Timothy E. 5009 Theodoracopoulo, Peter
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

50S3 Taylor, Ural Clayton 50S4 Townsend, George D. 50S5 Thompson. Homer 5086 Tamborino, Bonnie 50S7 Thayer, Ernest Elma 50SS Tabor, George Eugene 50S9 Tavay, Walter Nelson 5090 Thude, Ludwig 5091 Taffe, Irwin Harold 5092 Thoma ssen, Thorald I.
 .093 Thomas, Glen Herbert 5094 Thomas, Herbert Jett 5195 Rivera, Alexander 1096 Richmond, Frank L. 5097 Rodriguez, Podro 509S Tapio, Rafael M. 5099 Huerta, Roldolfo 5100 Hernandez, Estacio 5101 Hernandez, Epifemo 5102 Roderiquez, Rafael 5103 Rominz, Jaun
 5104 Rubio. Antonio 5105 Ruiz, Jose
 5106 Ramirez, Ygnacio 5107 Reyes, Ygnacio 510S Robles, Florencio 5109 Olague Luis
 5110 Trivinio, Ysabel 5111 Talamentes, Thomas 5112 Santillanez, Jesus 5113 Santilian, Higuel 5114 SaureZ, Salvador 5115 Mosea, Jose
 5116 Munerdo, Yonardo 5117 Mendoza, Jesus 511S Martinez, Juan 5119 Medina, DioniciO 5120 Hernandez, Jose 5121 Felix, Posfedo
 5122 Flores, Ponciano 5123 Flores, Pedro
 5124 Hernandez, Daniel 5125 Hernandez, Jose
 5126 Hernandez, Matco 5127 Lopez, Jose
 512S LOZanO. CelSO
 5129 Guerrero, Thomas
 5130 Orley, Leonees
 5131 Svarras, Rauroi
 5132 Sisarraga, IgnaciO
 5133 SalaZar, Jose M.
 5134 Sanchez, Emigdio
 E135 SuareZ. Jose
 513G SalaZar, Francisco
 5137 Soto, Sipolito
 513S Salgado, Samuel 5139 Ologue, Nicasio 5140 Ojeda, Salvador B. 5141 Oropesn, Pasqual 5142 Olague, Enrique 5143 Orsumas, Jesus 5144 Monlys, Chriso 5145 Solano. Philipe 5l46 Ramirez, Pablo 5147 Ruiz, Ruperto 514S Ralph, John Robert 5149 Reaksecker, Cleve H. 5150 Pippett, Clyde Jasper 5151 Ritterath, M. J. 5152 Rogers, John Roe 5153 Robson, Charles I. ] 5154 Raley, Clarence
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

4S61 Robertshan, H. M, Jr. 1862 Rivera. Daniel 1863 Roseland. Harold T. 4S64 Reynolds, Raymond J. 1885 Rausis, Joseph 4S66 Romero, Migiel 1867 Rogers, William H 1868 Reilly, John E. 1869 Rodriguez, Rafael 4870 Ryden. David 487l Ryden, Joseph 4S72 Robinson. Spencer Lee 1873 Robertson. Walter w. 4S74 Raly, Hubert E. 1875 Ramon. Joe 4S76 Rofas. Rafel 4S77 Richins Wellington B. 4S7S Rhodes. w. w. 1879 Robles, Mariana 1880 Romero, Francis 4SS1 Russell, Henry F. 1882 Ray, Joseph F. 1883 Ruiz. Francisco 1884 Rodriguez, Federico 1885 Ross. George w. 1886 Rowley, Charles A. 1887 Ruiz. H. B. 4SSS. Rincon. Jose 1889 Ruiz, Santiago 1890 Ramirez, Pedro 1891 Rocha, Juan 1892 Ruiz. Jose
 1893 RodrequiZ. ErnestO 1894 Rodriguez, Fernando H. 1895 Reeves, Harry T. 1896 Reed, Horace Wm. 4897 Richis. Sarafina 489S Robbins. William M. 1899 Rodriues. Felix 4900 Rosa. AnastaSis de la 4901 Rodriguez, Rosendo V. 1902 Ramiero Francisco 1903 Ramesige, Antonio 4904 Rodriques, Francisco 4905 Rivera, Ygnacio 1906 Ross, Henry Davis Jr. 1907 Roseman. Earnest L. 1908 ROjas, George P. 1909 Russell. Herman Eric 4910 Ruiz, Joe IsidrO 4911 Righetti. Walter J. 4912 Radcliffe. Richard H. 4913 Ruth. James Harvey 4914 Rousseau. Carl $. 1915 Roaming, NJ. A. 4916 Raine, J. Raymond 4917 Robinson, Harry 491S Rodriguez. Luciano 4919 Rinehart, Earl Hicks 1920 Ramirez, Juan H. 4921 Rosas, Romulo 1922 Ruis, Carlos 1923 Rodriguez, BonifaciO 1924 Revera, Carlos 1925 Ruffner, Melford 1926 Rudd, Noel Tomas 4S27 Ready, Joe Edward 1928 Robinson, John J. 1929 Rodriguez, Pedro 4930 Rich, Frank Cheatom 4931 Rosas, Ramon 1892 Rainaud, William A. 4933 Rodarte, Samuel 1884 Romero, Teodoro 4935 Rosales, Jesus Maria
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

4712 Greenfield, Ernest Gu. 471S Grasham, John
 AHA Gallogly, Floyd F. 4715 Gabriel, John A.
 4716 Gaxiola, Librado 4717 Gomez, Rafael 47lS Gilbert, Howard L. 4719 Germain, Edward A. APO Gillian, Horace s. 4721 Gibbons, Edward R. 4722 Guirvits, Ralph L. 4723 Garcia, Tomas 4724 Gannis, Nicholas J. 4725 Gastelum, Matias
 4726 Greene, Paul 4727 Greene, Philip L.
 472S Gray, Allen B.
 4729 Goldberg, Louis
 4730 Gruber, Tony 4731 Gayler, Arthur E. 4732 Gangler, Emile Wm. 4733 Gilson, William J. 4734 Galaz, Juan C. 4735 Graham, Thomas E. 4736 Gamboa, Gabriel
 4737 Gomez, BaleriOnO
 473S Gomez, Luciano
 4739 Green, Homer G.
 4740 Gregg, Victor
 4741 Gonzales, Manuel
 4742 Galvon, R.
 4743 Garcia, Megie
 4744 Gardner, John Ralph 4745 Gutierrez, Jose NJ. 4746 Gamble, Robt. Lee 4747 Gardner, Lucius l.. 474S Glover, Francis P. 4749 Griner, Lloyd E.
 4750 Gonzalez. Jose
 4751 Gomez, PlutardO
 4752 Glaze, Austin Olen 4753 Guyman, Beneto 4754 GousaleZ, Espedion 4755 Gates, Clarence R. 4756 Grigg. Earl B. 4757 Granillo. CristoVla 4752 Garcia lose Miguel 4759 Garcia, Manuel 4760 Grigsby. Cecil Bailey 4761 Giordano, Emil J. 4762 Gaetano. Francescor 4763 Gonzales. Francisco 4764 Gomez, Francisco 4765 Gallegos, E. H. 4766 Gonzales, Miguel 4767 Gonzales. ImicOncio 476S Gonzalez. Carmen 4769 Greer, Ralph 0. 4770 Grebe, Charles NJ. 4771 Green, Paul l.. 4772 GuOng, Ing Gar 4773 Guano, Valentine 4774 Gronewald. William E. 4775 Young, Aaron
 4776 Yuen, Yee Chee ATT Young. John R. ATS Young, Gustaf Osak 4779 York, William R. 47S0 York. Volney J. 47S1 Yelton. Ira
 47S2 Young, Ralph A. 47S3 Yramategui, Carlos 47S4 Young, Edward 47S5 Younker. Bennie F. 47S6 Yamas. Carlos
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

4637 Garrett. Sidney R. 463S Galaz, Frank 4639 Greenhaw, Leslie 464O Gilpin, Frank E. 4641 Gustillo, Camito 4642 Gutierrez, Trinidad 4643 Gruwen. William M. 4644 Gonzales, Francisco 4645 Comes, Manuel 4646 Gillam, Wilbeon F. 4647 Gonzales. Adolph 464S Garcia, Frank 4649 Gavett, George w. 4650 Gates, Frank H. 4651 Calves, Elejo
 4652 Gibs, Meardieth L. 1853 Galyen, Lester 1854 Galarza, Julian 1855 Garcia, Jose
 4656 Grant, Henry Thomas 4657 Golze, Harold B. 465S Gladney, Albert F. 1859 Gang. Julian A. 4660 Goodwin, Leon Clair 4661 Grimshaw, Henry H. 4662 Gasteluim, Luis F. 4663 Griffith, David D. 4664 Graves, Clarence c. 4665 Georgouses, James c. 4666 Green, Jay Quincey 4667 Garcia, Francisco 466S Graham, Samuel P. 4669 Graham, Emmett 4670 Gonzales, Noises 4671 Glaze. Samuel Fox 4672 Grittman, Jesse M. 4673 Greggouses, Tony C. 4674 Geare, Thomas C. 4675 Gomez, Francisco 4676 Garcia. Thomas 4G77 Green, Leland V. 4678 Georgakin, Tom 4679 George, Walter E. 4680 Golden, George A. 46S1 Gates, George David 46S2 Graham, Leon L. 46S3 Glossbrenner. Otto w. 46S4 Gaylord, Frank B. 1885 Greene, Clyde R. 46S6 Greeves, Robert O. 4687 Green, Jerome P. 46SS Gomez, AtanfO 46S9 Garcia, Dionicio 4690 Gomez, GregOrio 4691 Gollaher, Albert D. 4692 Gonzalez, Jose 4693 Garber. Ross Lee 1894 Gaupp, Charles J. 4G95 Garcia, Miguel 4696 Guruian, ParlemOn 4697 Germann, Paul F. 469S Germann. Edmund G. 4699 Germann, Walter J. 4700 Gaillo, Ferdinand 47O1 Gansson, Naul 4702 Gerckeres, John 4703 Garcia, Alcario 47O4 Gooey, Jeong 4705 Garcia, Henry 4706 Gomez, Melquia Des 47Q7 Gomez, Melquia Des 470S Gallardo, Jose 4709 GranillO, Francisco 4710 Garrett. Gordon c. All Gonzalez, Ysmael