Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-11
FOR REGISTRATION
 SELECTED
LOCAL BOARD ANNOUNCES NAMES OF THOSE WHO ARE TO PRESIDE OVER DRAFT FORMALITIES ON THURSDAY NEXT.
(Fron Thrrsdav's Dailv.l

sued a Inst containing the names or the registrars for the military regis tration of Thursday, September F, the names being set forth below. The exact locations of the various places of registration in each of the districts will be announced later.
 The registration business will be be conducted under rules similar to those which were in force on June ;, 1917, and preparations are being made to handle the large amount of detail work in the quickest time pos sible. All of the supplies are now in the hands of the local board and arc being mailed out as fast as the size of the office force will permit The questionnaires are on hand and two young women have been detailed to- the work of enclosing the blanks in envelopes preparatory to mailing asI soon as possible after the names of the registrants are obtained.
 Because Of the fact that the eli gible registrants will be called into
  of the 1917 registrants. all of this sort of work is being done in ad- vance so that the first lot of avail able men can be called in for physi- cal examination on or before the first of October. It will be remembered that last year, while the men were registered in June, none was asked 10 show mp for more than three months. Jut now, however, the war department is in much better shape to handle the recruits, as the canton ments are already constructed and the necessary army supplies are eith- CT already manufactured or are in the course of manufacture. By three months from the date of the next registration, it is estimated that nearly 750000 men will be in training, some of them almost ready for overseas service.
 The complete list of registration officials for Thursday next is as fol- iows:
 Agua Fria, w. Wilkins and C. F. Stanton.
 Ash Fork, Winchester Dickinson and R K Rurritt
 Bagdad, C. K Crosby and Cris r. Ritter.
 Beaver Creek. w. B. Back.
 Blue Bell, w. V. DeCamp and J. F. Garber.
 Rumble Bee, Ida ]. Snyder.
 Canyon. w. Jeff Martin.
 Cedar Glade. H. P. Schwanbeck.
 Chaparral, w H. Jones.
 Childs, F. z. Brown.
 Cherry Creek. l.. \. Wombacher and Mrs. Dora Hendricks.
 Clarkdale. R. C. Lane. C. w. Ben nett, Joe F. Furst, F. s. Field and Dave Sanders.
 Congress. Charles Randall.
 Congress Junction, R. w. Bullard.
 Copper Chief, ]. T. Maston.
 Columbia, Pat Fogarty and C. F. Champie.
 Copper Basin. John ]. Jackson.
 Cottonwood, Alonzo Mason and (. C. Stemmer.
 Crook Canyon, C. F. Warren.
 Crown King, Eli s. Perkins.
 Granite Mountain, Alice Postal Pemberton.
 Groom Creek. NJ. l.. Nichols.
 Henrietta, J. P. Trebilcock and Edward Lint
 Humboldt, Elwood Smith, T. O. 1 Cornell and w. H. Knight.
 Jerome Junction. Frank Baldwin.
 Jerome, Roy \. Davidson. Frank Smith, A. C. Gardiner. U. V. Co.,. A. F.. Weidman, Matt Shea. L. A. Kerr. U. V. x. Co.,, Henry Carlson, Paul K. Deming, Robert Porter and Char les Miller. L. V. Copper Go.
 Kirkland, C. w. Meyers.
 Mhssicks. c. s. Fitzmaurice.
 Mayer, Harry McMichael. T. J. Nolan and F. \. Jenkins, Justice of Peace.
 McCabe. George Hammer and John L. Davis.
 Miller Valley. J. D. Bethune.
 Nelson, F. Baradon.
 Oak Creek, (. s. Chick.
 Octave, Leopold Walloth.
 Ocotillo, E. ]. White.
 Peoples Valley. R. w. Forbes.
 Perkinsville. M A. Perkins.
 Prescott, Burt B. Bloom, C. F. Pequignot, L. H. Edgerton. Edward Schor-Box 36, Herbert NJ. Quin- by-32o s. Montezuma St. ]. Arthur Gales, Lyle Scharpnack, F. c. Brown. A. w. McCash and Harry E. Brisley.
 Red Rock, Henry Scheurman.
 Roberts Ranch. ]. A. Miller.
 Savers, Susie F. Broan.
 Scligman, Mrs. J. A. Pitts. T. ]. Hudspeth and Claude Stephens.
 Senator, James Wills.
 Simmons. Jos. r. Young and Mrs. {; Catherine Bozarth. t Skull Valley, Mrs. ]. Van Dickson and Egbert Butcher Stoddard, A. w. Lessard I