Weekly journal-miner., 1917-08-29
ONLY , PERCENT 0F QUOTA GOES
 SEPTENBER5
(From Sundays Daily.)

names of the young men who have been called upon to form the first 30 per cent of Yavapai county's contin- gent to be furnished for the new ma tional army which is now in the course of formation. The list con tains 146 names, which is approxim- ately 30 per cent of the county's quota plus 10 per cent or 5 more as alter mates.
 The men are expected to entrain in this city on September 5th, and go to Ft. Riley, Kansas, where they will at once begin intensive training, which will fit them for the service ahead of them All of the men have been certified to the district board, and with the exception of two or three who have been granted an ex' tension of time by the district body, all will have to go on the date men, toned and there is no appeal from the selections.
 The local board has been notified of several extensions of time which have been granted to residents of this county by the district board. In the case of Charles Lawson, of May CT, who was to have entrained with the first 30 per cent Of the boys, the board granted him an extension until October, in order that his herd of cattle could receive his attention be- for his departure Ralph O. Roland. of Prescott, was granted an extension until November lst in order that his crops might be looked after, and the board also made a similar extension in the case of Herschel Hill, of Je- rome Junction, who has crops to look after.
 The district board, it is said. will be rather lenient in the matter of grant, ing extensions to men who can prove that they have crops which would suffer if the owner were to be called away so early in the Fall. although the board IS said to be examining all such applications with thoroughncss which precludes all possibility of any stacker putting one over by means of false statements. Those, following whose names no annotation is made, were certified as soldiers without claiming exemption.
 The following are scheduled 10 leave on September 5th:
 1S5S-Lukich, Dan; Humboldt, son of aged and infrm parents; disallowed.
 1752-Leveque, Emile "; Jerome.
 3200-Umphrey, Harry E.; Hum. boldt.
 Sullivan, Peter; Jerome, son of widow; disallowcd
 1ll7-Gamel, Geo. J.; Jerome 2l95-AIcGuire Jas. C.; Mayer.
 56hCollings, Clifford: Jerome. 2l66-McClendan, Chas. C. Mobile. Alabama
 596-Crouch, Lewis F.; Clarkdale, son of widow: disallowcd.
 3067-Stewart, Clarence E.: Sim mons, wife and two children; disal. lowed.
 2l4S-Murphy, Cornelius H.; Pres colt.
 l495-Hill. II. T.: Jerome Junction.
 3070-Steel. Harry L.; Prescott.
 1679-Kosilandich, J.; Jerome. wife and child: disailowcd. | l732-Lawson, Chas. J.: Mayer.
 lO7-Arriza, Rafael: Puntenney.
 l266-Giago, Juan: Schgman, de- pendent brother: disallowed.
 6O0-Crismon, Eugene; Camp Verde
 1539-Jackson, Albert: Los Angeles.
 l324-Harold, Fred. J.; Jerome
 33l7-Whicher, Frank J.; Jerome.
 154S-Jamcson, Robt.: Prescott.
 250l-Price, Sterling E.; Phoenix, dependent child; disallowed.
 10-Adams, Henry F.; Cottonwood. I25-Rossi, Louis: Humboldt { 3l49-Thackcr, Edison F.: Jerome, aged and inirm father; disallowed
 4S7-Casauz, Manuel: Seligman. aged and iniirm parents: disallowed
 12S2-Gilson, Cecil R. E.: Prescott.
 3090-Sughrue, Geo P: Winslow.
 Hl9-Rogers, H. R.; Cornvillc.
 2962-Slankard, Chas H.; Phoenix
 652-Cooper, Wm. S; Simmons
 2E9-Plummer, Clayton F.; Pitts burg, Penn.
 ! 5l3-Craig, Jno. J.: Jerome.
 l65l-Kirby, Kyle B.: Clarkdalc. ! 244l-Perkins, Bcnj. J.: Puntcnncy
 223-Bcrolatti. Joseph: Huron.
 2O66-NIitchell, Fred, IT,; Ocotillo.
 602-Cox, Eric T.; Camp Verde, aged and iufirm parents; disallowed.
 32o3-Wallace, Geo. C.: Kirkland
 l456-Flores, Juan R.: Clarkdale, filed claim alien, no affidavit; disal- lowed.
 064-Standridge, Earl S: Bisbce. l4lq-Henderson w. w.: Walker. 
 Ramos, Jubentine-Crown King.
 Chaire, Mercedes-Jerome Reig, William B-Clarkdale. Amair, Paul-Jeromc.