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The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-07-27
FIRST DISTRICT


FIRST DISTRICT
First precinct-Patty
A E Clark. returning officer; George Har
bison, judge: R P Bishop, judge; John Oh
vey, Judge: B Lanning, clerk; L [ Har-
rison, clerk; T T Jenkins. registrar; M V
Calhoun; registrar; N D Spearman, assist
registrar.
Second Prccinct-Benton.
John H Howard, returning officer; W +
Rymer, Judge; Rollins, judge; II
Quintrell, Judge; ] H Swan jr., clerk; Hor-
ace Love, clerk; I Cavitt, registrar; J E
Cook, registrar; W Hildebrand assistant
registrar.
Third Precinct-Harris Arthur's Shop,
H Arthur, returning officer; H Fetzer,
Judge; 5 N Balm, Judge; W L Howard,
Judge; Thos W Lowery, clerk; S M Os-
ment, clerk; B ] Wooten, registrar; W M
Prince, registrar, John Gilbert, assistant
registrar.
Fourth Precinct -Conesauga High School
RI Hillard, returning officer; K Max
we'll, Judge; ] arks,judge; James Head
Judge: W V Davis, clerk; I Finnell,
clerk; N c Willis, Registrar; J B Finnell,
registrar; N Davis, assistant registrar;
SECOND DISTRICT.
Fifth Precincts
W T Bruce, returning officer; James Cur
bow, Judge; ] A Becker, judge; Roscoe
Crumley, Judge; N C Chable, clerk; Harle
Edwards, clerk; George Watson, registrar;
] M Taylor, registrar; B 'Coforth, assist
ant registrar.
Sixth Precinct-Creasy Greek.
H H Higdon, returning officer; J c Has
kins, Judge; N B Campbell, judge; Miles
Wilcoxen, Judge; Cal MasengiI, clerk; ely de
Harper, clerk; r L Ramsey, registrar;
James Parker, registrar; J L Rvmer, assist
ant registrar.
Seventh Precinct-Springtown.
S L Higdon, returning officer; E L Thomp-
son, Judge; James Gurley, judge; M. M
Birchhed, judge; F E Lindner, clerk;
Luther Presswood, clerk; Arthur Cheek,
registrar; W A Withrow, registrar; B
Hemmons, assistant registrar.
Eighth Precinct Wits School House.
James Shell, returning officer; James Hood,
Judge; Frank Hampton, judge; Leland
Fouts, Judge; John Hampton, clerk; Will
Stanley. clerk; James Hicks, registrar;
James Williams, registrar; James Hampton,
assistant registrar.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Ninth Precinct
John Runion, returning officer; James Kim
sey, Judge; J Jones, Judge; Joe Reese,
Judge; John Worthy, clerk: Jas Shearer,
clerk; ] L Dale, registrar; Humphrey Kim
sey, registrar; Roy Blalock, assistant regis
trar.
Tenth Precinct-Ducktown
] L Sappington, returning officer; W Whit
field, Judge; A M McChee, judge; W A
TAYLOR, Judge; Richard Long, clerk; Julius
TAYLOR, clerk; w D Byrd, registrar; W 5
Vaughan, registrar; E. E. Laurer, assistant
registrar.
Eleventh Precinct-Copperhill.
CIV Mcfarland, returning officer; DIR X
L Williams, Judge: F M Barrin, judge; w
A Curtis Judge; Carnett Anderson, clerk;
Rev. C F Hunter, clerk; Fred Dawes, regis
trar; D C McCay, registrar; R H Thompson,
assistant registrar.
This July the 7th, 1917
B. B. C. Writ. Chairman.
]. E. ROLLINS, Secretary.
G.. G.. HYATT, Comr.
Board ofElection Commissioners OF Polk
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-07-27
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

By virtue Of the power vested in us by
law, We the undersigned Election Com
misioners for Polk county, will cause to be
opened and held at the various voting pre-
cincIs in the districts Of said county, an
election on the
18th DAY OF JULY, 1911
for the purpose of allowing the
people to vote on the question as to whether
or net we will hold or have Constitutional
Convention or new Constitution in this
state.
Ssid Election will be held under the
Dortch law.
This the llth, day of June, 1917.
B. B. C. WITT, Chairman.
]. E. Rollins, Secretary.
G.. G.. HYATT, Conn.
Board of Election Commissioners, Polk
county, Tennessee.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-07-27
Local and Personal Mention

NJ. c. Boring, of ArchvilIe, ives here
Monday.
viii Graham, of Isabella, vas in Duck
town, Monday.
VT Center, of Copperhill, was court
visitor Monday
R. NJ. Shields, of Isabella was court
visitor, Monday.
Louis Bramlett was the official in charge
of the grand jury.
Miss Mamie Watson visited relatives at
Isabella, this week.
Miss Annie Lee HARRISON is the guest of
her sister, this week.
Jas. NJ. Shearer of Farmer, came down
Sunday to attend court.
Mayor Boone Crawford, of Copperhill,
had business here, Monday.
H. NJ Bramlett, of Coletown, had bust
ness at court, Monday.
Carl Mcconnell returned from his visit
to Knoxville, Saturday.
w. T. Dalton, of Copperhill, had bust
ness at court Tuesday.
Rev. G. F. Hunter, of Copperhill, was
doing jury duty, this week.
Bob Mcconnell was the only Knoxville
attorney at this term OF court.
]. B. Cox, of Johnson City, was legal
light that shone at court, this week.
Hon. M. T. Fouts, of Cleveland, was
here for court, the first of the week
Judge N. Q. Allen, of Athens, represent
ed the bar of that city at court, this week.
Acknowledgement Peace was on the job
Monday morning and faced large docket,
County Chairman Sam /. Higdon, of
Benton, had business in Ducktown, Tues
day.
Judge Sam c. Brown arrived, Sunday
evening, and opened court promptly at
8 o'clock, Monday.
Jeff A. Hedden, of Copperhill, was the
only member of the bar from that place at
court this week.
John L. Smith, of Cleveland was the
only member of the bar of that city who
o4.o~l II 4b;e oourt
Rev. W. G. Revis, of Copperhill, was in
Ducktown, this week, taking census OF
our school population.
]. Harry Swan, ir., B. B. c. Witt and
r. M. Copeland were the Benton attor-
news on hand, Monday.
James Parker, Of Archville, was in town
on Wednesday. He will teach school at
PosteIe the coming year
Owing to the illness of Abe Lillard,
George T. Hood had charge OF Judge
Browns court at this session.
Miss Mary Boring, of Englewood, was
the guest of friends here, last week. She
was welcome visitor at this office.
Deputy Sheriffs w. r. Ledford OF Cop
perhill, and Rouel Shearer, of Isabella, as
aisted Acting Sheriff Hood in conducting
court.
WANTED-Men to work on the mountain
road. Wages, $500 per day; board 50
cents per day. Apply now to A. G. Cam
BILE or Superintendent at Hunters Switch.
John M. Fitzpatrick is at work again, at
ter spending ten days vacation with his
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-07-27

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The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-07-27

Board of Election Commissioners, Polk
county, Tennessee.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-07-27
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Yours truly,
CLARA NJ. JACKSON.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12

867 Akervik, Otto, Long Prairie.
S68 Akeryik. Einar, Sank Centre.
869 Akervik, Meinhard, Long Prairie
$40 Aldrich, Charles Leroy, Little
s71 Arnold sa5h Archie Vernon. Long Pr.-
s7a Bundy Elmer. osakis.
! S73 Bjorstrom. Edwin Carl, Osakis.
874 Bauer William, Long Prairie.
875 Biorstrom, Oscar Gustav, Osakis.
S76 Brakken, Paul Bernt, Long Prair-
lie.
87S Beadle Norman. Osakis.
S79 Bjerkas. Edward Arnold, Long
$50 Bundy Clifford. Osakis.
8S1 Bjerkas, Theodore, Long Prairie.
$50 Curtis, James, Little Sank.
SSS Carpenter, William A.. Little
ss4 Cheney. Grant Willis. Long Prair-
ss5 Cummings, David Bartlett. Little
Sank.
ss6 Cooper, Arthur, Osakis.
ss7 Davis. William, Little Sank.
$50 Drager, Archie Leroy, Little Sank
500 Daluge, Carl Gustav, Sank Centre
891 Erickson, Hot, Osakis.
892 Elan, Helmer Carl. Little Sank.
S93 Elan. Clarence Thomas. Little Sank
/ 894 Elan. Leonard Elmer, Little Sank
7 S95 Firnstahl, Otto Frances. Little
SOS Gillian. Johnnie, Osakis.
897 Gossler, George, Little Sank.
1913 Gillian, Charlie Gilbert, Osakis.
500 Heinz, Edward Charlie August
Round Prairie.
900 Holmberg. Arthur. Sank Centre.
901 Holmquist. Edward. Little Sank.
902 Holmberg, Oscar. Sank Centre.
s03 Johnson. Ingemand. Osakis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12
Joseph Nathaniel. Long
s04 Johnson,
Prairie


Prairie.
COS Johnson, johnnie, Long Prairie.
906 Johnson, Carl Harry, Long Pralrie
907 Johnson, John Robert, Little Sauk
908 johnson, Casper Julian, Long
Prairie.
900 Langiie, Clarence Oscar. Long
Prairie.
go Leech, Elmer Butler. Long sPralr1e
Oil Larson, Arthur Elenus, Long Fra
irie.
e12 Larson, Albin Ider, Long Prairie.
913 McKellip. VIM. Wilson. Round
ga MceKllip. Charles Henry. Round
Prairie.
s15 Ohlsen. Christian Leonhard. Little
Sank.
s1s Newberg. Axel Gunnard. Little
s17 Olson. Edward. Little Sauk.
918 Oukrop, Charles, Sank Centre.
919 Olson, Marius. Osakis.
go Olson, William Joseph. Long Pra-
irie.
s21 Rander. Henry. Long Prairie.
80 Skordalavold, Jens, OstEis.
923 Schader, Theodore. Little Sauk.
s25 strobeck. John edwin. Little Sank
926 Skuey, William, Osahis.
s27 Thornauist victor Perceliuous.
Long Prairie, MINI.
s sSs Thompson; Clarenas Little nt sauk:
Prairie.
$50 Thornquist. Ernest Laroy. Round
Prairie.
s32 volkman. John, Osakis.
.s33 Van Canneyt, Cyriel. Round Pra-
irie.
Prairie.
s35 Westlund, Oscar Long Prairie.
s36 Witsoe. Odin, Osakis.
Town of West Union
1421 Anderson. Oliver Melvin, Osakis.
1922 Anderson, Bernhard Baard, Osakis
1923 Avesgard, Oscar, Sank Cntre.
1924 Botzet, Jos. Henry, West Union
1425 Berkness, Odin, Osakis
1925 Billman, Arthur John Sank Centre
1927 Beste, William, West Union.
1923 Beste, Andrew, West Union.
1929 Del Main, William oliver. Osakis.
1430 Didier. Nicholas John, Osakis.
1431 Forbergd, John L., Osakis.
1892 Cans. John B., West Union.
1893 Cans. Joseph, West Union,
1434 Gaus, Nicholas Alvis, West Union.
1435 Gaus. Hubert Joseph, West Union
1895 Hector, John Clark, Sank Centre.
14E Hector, Andrew Oscar, Sank Cen
tire.
143s johnson, James, Osakis.
1439 Jenson, Jens Olie Osakis.
1440 Johnson. Bernt Martin, Osakis.
1441 Klein, Oscar Rudolph Sank Centre
1442 Kraemer. John August, West I'm
ion.
144s Kraemer, Henry Herman. West
1444 Kleven, Ole, osakis.
1445 Krienert, Joseph, Sank Centre.
1446 Kee, Walter Issac. Osakis.
1447 Klinkuer, John Anton, Sank Cen
144s Larson. william Morris, Sank
144s Larson, Louis Andrew, osakis.
1850 Lampert, Leonard Albert, West
1451 Messer, Henry, West Unlon.
1852 Messer, Ben. West Union
1853 Moore, George Grover, West Vii.
1454 Marthaler. George Henry. Osakis.
1455 Marthaler, Albert jacob, West
Union.
1456 Marthaler. Simon Peter. osakis.
l457 Moore Francis Freeman, Osakfs.
1853 Marthaler, Nicholas Ignatz, Osa-
kis. -
1859 Messer. John Nicholas, West I'm
1850 Nelson, John Enoch. Sank Centre.
1851 Owen, Lynn Walter, West Union.
1852 Paschke, William Carl. West I'm
ion.
1853 Quistorff. Louis, Sank Centre.
1854 Radermacher, John Hubert, West
Union.
1865 Robbins, Ain McClain, Osakis
1856 Robertson, Hiram, West Union.
1857 Andrew, Jos. Radermacher, West
1858 stucSe. Charles. osakis.
1869 Selensky. Clarence Martin, Sank
Centre.
1470 Stucke, Joseph Herman. Osakis
1471 Stucke, Theodore, Osakis.
1472 Tompkins, Frank Adelbert. Sank
1873 Thompson, Carl Thorwald, Osakis.
1474 Tompkins, Earl David, Sadk Cen
ire.
1475 WAGNER. owen. West Union
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12

Misses Lizzie AMI kon,s Striker,
daughters of Thos. Sterriker. living at
Parke~s Prairie were drowned while
ba.hing in Lake Carlos at Alexandria.
They were caught in the current be-
tween two lakes and came to drop
OF 100 feet. They were 10 and 10
years old respectively.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12
'Caughren Theatre Notes

Thursday: A marked comparison is
drawn in "The Tarantula." Antonio
Moreno, the Spanish lover, stands at
one side of window, putting a Gig
arette-the American lover stands di-
rectly opposite, also putting away
nonchalantly. First Mr.. Moreno draws
a dagger, much to the concern of the
American. He fingers it ioly for a
moment and then knocks the white
ash from his cigarette with its sharp
edge. The American then laughs at
his fears, draws somewhat danger
GUS looking revolver from his pocket,
while the Spaniard eyes it somewhat
furtively. He then fingers it and cuts
the ash of his cigarette in similar
manner. In this way a strong COM
parison is drawn and a hint of what
is to follow is given to the audience.
Friday: In Zone of Many" the five
act screen drama presented by Arthur
James at tine Caughren theatre on
Friday evening, Frances Nelson, the
star, is supported by a distinguished
company. Playing opposite Miss Mel
son in Gone Of Many, which was both
written and directed by William Chris
ty Cabanne, is Niles WEIGH. Mr..
WeIch is one of the most popular
young leading men Of the screen.
Saturday: Helen Holmes in the
Railroad Raiders
Sunday: H. o. DAVIS, general man
ager Of Universal City, CAL, where
BIuebirds are made, has found time
between his other duties. to write
story for the screen arG hie work VII
be presented by Franklin Farnum and
Brownie" Vernon. under the tile ee
bringing Home Father." CONSTRUCTED
for laughing purposes only there VII
he freedom fro~, gloom or melancholy
for devotees. of the moving pict,,-e
who inte-e-t the~- selves IN attending
this entertainment. It is a coredv
drama. lightly lampooning woman's
suffrage and taking gentle dash at
the prohibition question-but there is
no intrusion or offense in the handling
of either subject.
= L.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12

1919 George c.. .Jurgens. Brooten.
1850 Frank Swirtz, Brooten.
1851 Emil Gilbertson. Brooten.
1852 Louis E. Gilbertson, Brooten.
1858 Minus Olson, Brooten.
1854 Lewis Henry Wiener, Sank Gen.
ire.
1856 Joseph Merte, Sank Centre.
1857 Joseph Essler, Sank Centre.
1858 Frank Jenc, Sank Centre.
1860 Matt Rousslang. Sank Centre.
1851 Claud K. GilbertsOn, Brooten.
1862 Michael Essler. Sank Centre.
1858 Albert Buchholz, Grey Eagle.
1854 David Reed, Westport.
1865 Carl 1. Nelson, Brooten.
1856 Elmer B. Swenson, Brooten.
1857 Harry w. Odell, Brooten.
1868 E. o. Lokensgard, Broolen.
1859 Gilman Johnson, BrOoten.
1870 William Robert Rooney, Brooten
1871 Oscar Holt, Brooten.
1872 Carl Oscar Knutson, Brooten.
1878 Daniel Stephen Riley. Brooten.
1874 Edward Schouberger, Brooten.
1875 William Williams, Brooten.
1876 Clarence Glen Helverson, Brooten.
1877 Ray Fred McLeon, Brooten.
1878 William Emil Christian Nagel.
Brooten, Mimi.
1880 Magnus Hendrikson. Brooren.
1881 Frank Paul Bolz, Brooten.
1882 Alfred Kittleson, Brooten.
1888 Olney Arnold Solberg. Brooten.
1884 Albert JOnn Long, 6rOOIeh
1885 Oscar Oliver Halverson, Brooten.
1886 Bonnie Emil Wig, Brooten.
1887 Oscar Nels Vesledahl, Brooten.
1888 Oscar E. Foss, Brooten.
1889 Clarence Elvin Grindy, Brooten.
1890 Adolph John Karras, Brooten.
1921 Morris Larson, Brooten.
1892 Anton Mariene Larson, Brooten.
1898 Emil Christopher Arthur, Brooten
1894 William Edgar Swenson, Frcoten.
1895 Walter Gustave Herman Nagel,
Brooten.
1895 Eward Otto Nagel, Brooten.
1897 OIief o. Moen, Brooten.
1898 Sender L. Olson, Brooten.
1899 Emil Helmer Knutson, Brooten.
1900 Frank Alex Swanson, BrOOten.
1901 Gottfred M. Hendrikson, Brooten
1902 Henry John Hesse, Brooten.
1903 Cathbert Anderson Cleaxton
Brooten.
1904 Harold Peter Insdahl, Brooten.
1905 Leonard William White, BroOten.
1906 John Lonien, Brooten.
1907 John Killerlain, BrOOten.
1903 Arnold Martin Halverson, Brooten
1909 Frederick Thomas Rees, Brooten.
1910 George Martin Schurmann, Broo-
ten.
1911 Carl Martin Hanson, Brooten.
1912 Gilman Haugen, Brooten.
1913 Teralf Austroll, Brooten.
1914 Nils Austvall, Brooten.
1916 Frank Nicholas Winkler, Brooten
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12
TODD COUNTY

Town of kandOta
75s Anderson. George, Harold Sank
1853 Anderson. austaf Adolph, sa,lk
754 Ranernfeind. Mandor Garfield.
Sank Centre.
755 Emblom, Allie. Sank Centre.
756 Freeberg, Conrad, Sank Centre.
757 Freeberg, Andred Richard, Sank
Centre.
1853 Freeberg. Carl Joseph. Sank Cen
75s Forsberg, Erick Knut. Jr. Sank
Centre.
760 Holmquist, Albert, Sank Centre.
761 Hanson, Ole Louis, Sank Centre.
762 Halverson, Tom Albert, Sank Cen
76s Halverson, Gilbert Sank Centre.
764 Holmquist, Arthur Emil, Sank
765 Henningsgaard, Oscar Selmer.
. 766 Jacobson, Arthur Donnelly, Sank
767 Kortan, Joseph Fred, Sank Centre
76S Larson, Sam Henry, Sank Centre.
769 Lystad, Edwin, Little Sank.
no Lundin, Swan, Sank Centre.
I'll Lystad, Oliver Tobius, Little Sank.
772 Larson, Leonard oliver, Sank Cen
tire.
IT'S Larson Halle Andrew. Sank Cen
TIA Larson Larson, Lucy John. Sank
IT'S McClusky, Leo, Sank Centre.
IT'S Nilsson, Carl Victor, Sank Centre.
TIT Nelson, Emil. Sank Centre.
77s Peterka, Joseph. Sank Centre.
779 Paschke, Alex, Sank Centre.
$50 Rees, Henry, Sank Centre.
Town Of Birchdale
113 Ahrens, Ferdinand, Grey Eagle.
ia Albers, Edward. Grey Eagle.
lis Ahrens, Joseph. Sank Centre.
116 Alderman, William. Sank Centre.
1T Avery, Harry Edwin, Grey Eagle.
11s Bosshardt, Edwin, Sank Centre.
119 Berscheit, Nick, Grey Eagle.
100 Beaver William H., Sank Centre.
121 Berscheit, Lawrence, Grey Eagle.
1872 Boer, John Vanden. Ward Springs.
1913 Berscheit, Peter, Grey Eagle.
124 Bluth, Joseph, Grey Eagle.
1875 Dodd, Albert, Ward Springs:
126 Dolence, Andrew, Grey Eagle.
127 Faust Henry, Grey Eagle.
1913 Flynn Henry Weldon Sank Centre.
129. Grams, Peter. Sank Centre.
100 Gussette, Claud, Ward Springs.
131 Henrichs, Lafayette, Sank Centre.
1872 Hartung, Henry, Sank Centre.
1873 Hamerling, Alowis Herman. Ward
1874 Kircher. Walter, Sank Centre.
1856 Klein, Edward, Sank Centre.
1876 Meske, Otto, Sank Centre.
1877 Marten, Fred H, Sank Centre.
1873 Moline, David Sidney, Sank Cen
ire.
139 Macy, Martin, Ward Springs.
140 Pauly, Joseph Rudolph, Sauk Cen
ire.
141 Pauly, Carl, SauK centre.
142 Proell, George, Sank Centre.
143 Parks. Clarence Arthur. Sank
Centre.
144 Parks, Clayton Alfred, Sauk Cen
ire.
145 Ritter. Edward, Sank Centre.
146 Sabart, William. Grey Eagle
LAT Schmitz, Carl, Sank centre.
148 SchmitZ, Theodore, Sauk centre.
14S Titzke. Arthur. Henry, Sank Cen
ire.
$50 Thornbloom. Carl Albert. Sank
Centre.
151 Veneer, Frank, Ward SPRINGS
1872 Wallin, Oscar Edward Sauk Cen
ire.
1853 Zimmerman, George, Grey Eagle.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12

1889 Albin Engen, Belgrade.
114O Albin Halvorson, Brooten.
1141 Martin Julius Engen, Belgrade.
t1142 Holmer oliver Halvorson. Broo-
1143 Carl ,Rosemues Ranton. Brotoen.
1144 Lenard B. Levorson. Brooten.
LAS Helmer Rauten, Brooten.
1146 Mike T. Kjeldahl. Belgrade.
1852 Henry Robe Melrose.
1854 Herman Robe, Melrose.
LEE John Zimmerman, Melrose.
1885 Joseph Wensmann, Melrose.
1854 Henry Wievel, Melrose.
1179 Ben Arnzen. Melrose.
117S Gerhard Arnzen, Melrose.
1179 Joe Dickhaus, Melrose.
1888 Charley e. johnson. Melrose.
HIS Jos. b Benning, Melrose.
l,.8 Herman Herzog, Melrose.
rz00 Frank Nienaber, Melrose.
1911 Bart Mckinney, Melrose.
1919 Emory Elmer Demey, Brooten.
1920 c. Henry Judes. Sank Centre.
1921 Walter o. Nicholson. Sank Centre.
1922 Paul Dompke, Sank Centre.
1929 Homer Hamilton. Sank Centre.
1924 Roy Hamilton, Sank Centre.
1928 Lew Hamilton. Sank
1925 Irwin Cowlthorpe, Sank Centre.
1927 Nicholas Paul jung, Sank Centre.
1929 Milo Cheney, Sank Centre :.
1929 Edwin Anton Jenc, Sank Centre.
1880 Thomas Guard Burdick, Westport.
1881 Forest Milton Burdick, Westpor
1882 Joseph Kloube, Sank Centre.
1888 Henry Schutt, Brooten.
1894 Arthur Schutt. Brooten.
1885 Barney Winkler, Brooten.
1886 George Herman Ahrens, Brooten
1887 Clarence Autoo Hubbel Sank Cen
ire.
1888 clyde Horace Biedelman. Saul
Centre.
1899 Carleton c. Gingery. Sank, Centre.
1910 Earl Morris, Sank Centre.
1241 James Ira Cook, Westport
1912 Jerome Dusek. Sank Centre.
1243~Danie1 Dusek, Sank Centre,
1924 James Thomas Kinsella, Sank
Centre.
1245 Emil A. Ewald, Brooten, MINI.
1246 William Buhurtz. Sank Centre.
1247 George ]. Miller. Sank Centre.
1248 Albert Fauske. Brooten.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-07-19

work Main street the intersection of Jones street dig gng up the Warenite paving to plug up busted hghbnd CT pipe that flooding the lower end of Main street If these rotten old pipes to be bursting this early the game and forcing splendid street to be torn up what can we expect year or so from now?
 In the meantime the entire city has been without pow CT four five times during the last few days when the cury above 1O whereas if the highbnders had a
 standby oad the breaking of plant would make only minute or two difference As it when anything goes wrong with the Sierra power the citizens of Yuma peled suffer until the hghbndes remedy the defects their rotten old plants
 Last Saturday the hghbinder company actually put two to work with shovels filling in the big trench Second How long will it take them to level the street remains to be seen but better job of it done than done First street and all that part of Second previously filled in the street will be in but little better condition when the job is finished than it is now What city authorities ought to do is send Los Angeles for the big He hghbnder and lock him up until such time he shows at least little regard for the rights of the citizens of Yuma. Simply because he counts his money by the millions why he should be allow ed to break laws at his sweet will Soak him. and soak him hard Teach him that Yuma as rights that he must respect.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-07-19
ALL DANGER OF DISASTROUS OVERFLOW NOW
 THING OF THE PAST

The Colorado river is receding rapidly, and all danger of disastrous overflow has passed away has been long, anxious sege for those whose duty has been keep the angry waters from the cultivated lands of the Yuma project Not only that but it has required day and night work of the most panstakng character Many times during the long sege the evees in great danger Even half hours neglect this that point would have meant the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars to the farmers of Bard and Yuma Valley Time and time again it required hundreds of loads of rock to hold the evee at some par
 tcuar point Had any of the Reclamation forces been asleep the switch disaster would have been the result As it every duty knew exactly what he had to do and he did it unAnchngy To that extent the entire