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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19


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benz 9pnbernment i'm Siibpiten bee
eurppaiid]en Nnflanb, beiien 9sorbs
grense Die iJliife @plsa mnb samara
biloen. 9brt ioll cine grofe glrmes
prganiiiert iuerben, ilnb man eripar,
tet, baf ale fortidrittliden Glemente
&mklanbs bDrt sidammenitrGmen
iuer0en.
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Mllgemeinen 3eitnng aus Stem mel
bet, bic BolI1etuifi battem iin Sal Ser
8olga inb On Der auban:iGen &iiite
6es Gdmnrsen Neeres Grfplge errmm-
gen. Sic bGtten oie Gtabt Snapie
aenommen itn6 ieien in einem aampf
bei Gtanropol erfoIgreid geiue5em.
Der Ypitbtrfebr NIT Nrdansei, Der
lett benz 16. SUM nnterbred)kn mar,
1T iett iuie6er anfsenommen.
Mns @aIbingtDn iuirb gemef6et,
man babe 8eiueiie Safiir, baf Sic
9entidjen nor einiger 3eit pergeblidl
berindten, iid) NIT an6ern rnifiiden
Wrnppen gegen Bic goli6eipifi 81
perbinben. Der 8emeis fir hieie 9pp.
pelsiingigfeit lei NIT eineinamrier bon
Mosfan nad Samara aebradt mnb
BON bort nnierm NeneralfDnfnl ,Gar.
ris in sSrfntsf snseitellt purSen. ,sm
Nusfan follen 6nnserfrapalle i'm
Wange lein. Die Oentid)en Iullen al.
les Nrandbare aus Gitblanb ND 0iD-
lamb fprtlfaffen, lie molten bic Grc-
binsen ipabriheinli6 rGnmem. Genine
ioll iidj BON ieiner @eriunn6nns erbolt
bn6en-
N. SiAabfousfD, Der YrGf6ent Der
neien Negiermng bon Nprb- b-ynFlanb,
iaat. bic Gad)e Der gplidtuifi lei
D0llitdn6ig berlpren lie miiften iidl
nnteruerfen pber unterseben. stabte,
9Orfer nnb lanbgemeinoen bGtfen
bic 8oIideiuifi- -8ebSrben Dertrieber.
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raj Snfomlinpff, Der friibcre ruiii.
ide 9riessminiiter, lei am 8. Sep,
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am ielben Gage eridoiien. Snfomli.
noff mar elm GROCER Sfjapinbler, Der
! iid) mabrenb ieiner Nmtsseit in
idmablider @eiie 6ereidert fat.
80 05liidltlinge ans Nnflano, elm.
fdliehlid bon GnglGnbern mnb Mme'
rifanern, iiuo in Der idipeSiidlcn
Staot 6aparanoa einsetroffen.
9ie Serben iollen BEL ibrer Often.
iiDe in .vfaseopnien 1000 0efamaeue
gemadf baben.
Cine eonooner 9epeidjc bebamptet,
Die Serben feiem in Naseoonien an
etner dront uon 5luansig Weilen nm
10 Weilem bprgeornngen. Die meme
sriedJiidle Mrmee bat iid) nod midlt an
Der Cffeniiue beteilist.
| gus ben amerifauiidjen 2aaern in
sDtbringen iuirb gemelbet, bak slui.
idDen ben oentiden nnb 6iterreidiIdleu
Wefangenen feline Sarmpnie al herr.
| iden ifeine. Sic ieien alie iebr ME.
oergeIdDlasen setueien, ais lie b0rten
oah an baloisen Srieben nid)t sn ben,
FEN lei. Sic ieien iibrisens smt aef(ei.
bet, ant senaflrt nno seinnb.
Der engliife General Cir Senrr
SeBmonr giaiulinipm, gefeblsba6et
Der 4. Nrmee, melbet, baF er felt BEN
S. gmsnit $1,000 9entid)c aefanseu
genumnen babe.
Sie lebtem @erlnitliiten beridlten
iiber bret Seraner: Nilliam g. Gur-
ter aus 8lanfet, id)iuer ner1unnbct;
Sbas. y. Dab ans Del Gio nno Ger
geant Glambe VI. garbam ansTaeos,
oodDes, bermift.
Gtaatsiefretar enniing fat Die No,
te berSffentlidt, bic er bem Id)iueoi,
ihen WefaHSten aIs antiuort aaf Si.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19

lrue translation hleQ With the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
September 10th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Gngliid)e iinb fran51iiIde @etera-
men bnben cine iueitere erfDlgretdJe
Seiueeuns gesen bic 9inbenbnrg-2 -2ts
ME getnadt. Sic iinb on einer syrDnt
BON % Meilen um eiubrittel Bis nrei
Neilen pprgeriift mno baben bielc
9entidJe aefansen eenotnmen. 0nrdj
Sies gurrnden ipirb Siegimnabme bpn
ct. Quentin nod mebr seiiHett. Die
ie iuid)tige Gtabt lit BON ben Maiiers
ten pDu brei Seiten itmgeben nnb iIr
syaa ideint tatiGdlid unr cine ssrage
non mebreren sasen 81 iein. Die an.
Feren |crtei6ignngstperfe Der Sin.
oenbnrg-Ginie finb bon ben GnglGns
Bern genpmnen, tpie Der Saaesberid)t
Der HG. Yreiie iast. Der Mngriff e..
folgte an einer Tront, 6ie iid ppn
GpinDn nah @pnseaneDnrt binsiebt.
Die GnslanSer bransen, iuie idon se.
fngt, teiIiueiie nm 6rei Meilen Dor.
Die GAIL Der Wefangenen beIanft iid
amf 5000. Gpebb, @pnseancpnrt nn6
6argiruirt iinO gen0mmen, nnb 90.
oir6 lit Elm ipeiferer bDrlprinaen6er
@infel Der oeutf6en Stellnngen Sc,
ieitigt. Die 9entIden 5nbem itnrfe Sc
senansriffe semadt, bod ideinen lie
feinen Grfols gebabt nno niAts bon
6em berlDrenen Serrain snriiferobert
5a baben. Mad Die syransoiem baben
Grfolg gebabt. Sic gingcn an eimer
Sront non feds Neilen nm rngefGbr
11s Meile nor, ntadJten itebrere bmn.
bert Wtfangene nil6 iinb jett i'm Be,
fit Der liiolihen @pritG6ie bon Gpn.
teseonrt, iueniser als brei Neilen bon
oen @pritGbten bon st. Gucntin cut
fernt. SIR ct. Nnentin lit itn5ueifel.
Iaft grofe 0efabr borbnn6en Mnb
man fann iaeen, Saf iett brei Ennfte
Der 6in6enbnrg-3inie idiuer be6robt
fino: Ga Jere, Gambrai mnb ct.
Aneutin. Die Ginnnbme nun ct
lnentin 1T aber cine fdiuere Mmf-
gabe; bic 9eatiden iperoen ibr Sc.
ites tim nnb Die Stabt 81 halten iu-
den, 10 lanse fie f0nnen. Die or
fenfue Der Serbem nnb 5ransolem 1T
iueiter 'erfplgreid geiueien. Sic bat
ii6 nad Dem 8eiten mn6 nad) 6ert
Often FIN amssebebnt nn6 erftredt iidj
jett iiber ied)ssebn Neilen. Die 9ll.
Iiierten iinS nm nmgefGbr sebn Met-
len bDrseornngen. Der Ni6erifanb
Der gnlgaren iuiro id)ipdder, ie mebr
iie sitriifseorangt iperoen. ssiir bic
amerifamer 1T Der Sag siemlid rn,
fig berlaiffen.
NDrDtusitIi6 bon ct. luentin ia.
ben bic Gnglan6er 5000 Wefanaens
geinadlt, nnh sablreid)e aanpnen,
einfdiirflid eincr oollftGn6iaen got.
terie, erbentrt. Die GnelanSer habe,
sresnog-le-Eetit, 8ertbaacumrt nnh
Ypntree gen0ninien mnb bic Nnitra.
Iier Sc Wersnier, |iIeret mnS Sar.
aiconrt. Die Guglan6er baben andl
ben @ande- -Balo beiebt nuD baben
&illers-@ -@nislain crreidf. Mnd Sem.
plemr, Sc @nerarb, Honiipp, Gpebp
mnb 9seisere iinb BON ben Al(iierteu
gcnommen.
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Somp nnb 9li5p erreidJt, anbertbal6
0eilem pom lueitliden Gnoe bes Size.
min bes DANES. Sransoiiidc 8anu-
men beitreidjen jett 5iuei Der finj
banptiGdliditeu oentiden 3nfmbr.
tuege.
Sn einer SepeldJe ans Dem ameri-
tauiihen Eager iuiro semelbet, baf
an oem Siege In Der st. Nibiel-ge-
genS mnfere Sanfs biel beisetraseu
Idtten.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
Gpnoerbares 9eiSen.

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ipteoer einnlal Sbren 5reuno Ntia-
ler geiebnl Der rnaht einen Sept
luie elm eingeial5ener Saringt SIT er
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Gin Srauelrleioen2"
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NerteIiabre sebeiratetl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-19
Wfoberne Spdlter.

yBesbolb biit On belite 70 Idle@t
gelaurt, @laops2"
Nd, id drgere MIDI -. lnfer
Sienltnno6en lit frauf uno meine
Wtutter mlB ntn Die san8e s(rbeit
allein Inn. ="
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Church of Christ.

Meetings next Lords Day as
follows: 10 a. m. Church School.
Glasses for all. II a. m. Com
munion and sermon; subject
"Jesus Our Example in Service. -
z p. m. Christian Endeavor; j.
w. Kiles, leader. 8 pm. eve
ming sermon; subject" "Funda-
mentals." An effort is being
made to secure an attendance OF
200 in the school by the first
Sunday in May. Help us &C
',over the top" in this victory
drive. Everybody welcome.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Temperance Federation.

The annual convention of the
temperance federation of Arizona
will be held in Phoenix, April 23,
opening at 10 a. m. at the Cen
trail Methodist church. In addi-
ton to regular routine business,
there will be a discussion of the
several measures that have been
referred to the people at the
coming election; men to be elected
to office; law enforcement; ma
tional prohibition, and the ratifi-
cation of the federal prohibition
amendment.
Every church, or organization
auxiliary to the church, is en-
titled to send delegates; also
labor organizations, politica |
parties, and other societies en-
dorsing prohibition.
The state convention of the
w. C. T. U. will convene the
following morning, April Oath,
and all delegates should make it
point to be on hand day early
so they can attend the temper
ance federation meeting.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held, as required
by the statutes of the state of
Arizona, on Tuesday, May 9th,
for the purpose of election seven
members of the town council for
the town of Winslow. Said cleo
tion will be held at the city hall,
and the polls will be open from
6 a. m. to 6 p. m. of said day.
The judges at said election will
be w. A. Parr, W. G. Kelly, in
spector, F. T. LaPrade, an d
clerks, w. B. Cole, Fred S.
Carter and Mrs. A. S. Brayman.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Advertisement.

Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the Navajo
County Highway Commission,
Holbrook, Arizona, until IL
o'clock noon, on May 9th, 1918,
for improving the Holbrook-
Winslow road from Winslow to
Little Colorado River.
The work will consist of the
following:
Ten thousand 100000 C. y.
earth excavation, placing 168 #.
of culvert pipe, thirty-five (35)
C. Y. rubble masonry, and two
thousand 10000 C. y. gravel sur
facing.
Plans and profles may be seen
at the office of the Highway En-
gineer, Holbrook; and specifica-
tions will be furnished to pros
pective bidders on deposit of So,
which will be returned upon re-
ceipt of bona fide proposal, or
the return of the specifications
in good condition on or before
May 9Th, 1918.
w. E. FERGUSON, Secretary,
Navajo County Highway
Commission.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Railroad Men Wanted.

C. H. Jordan, chairman for
Navajo county of the u. S. Pub
lie Service Reserves, requests US
to announce that many more men
are required for railroad units
under organization for oversee
duty, and all who desire to offer
their service should write him at
once, accompanied by a letter of
recommendation showing skill
and experience.
For sale, duck eggs 10c apiece,
81 a dozen. Box 473.
,Rooming house with IL rooms,
completely furnished and in Al
shape. Cash or terms. Burbage
& Hansen.
For sale, Barred Plymouth
eggs for Matching from the best
laying hens in town. Inquire OF
D. P. Hartigan.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Special Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all
persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late D. E. Hanks
can find their accounts either at
the office in the Downs building,
or with r. C. Kaufman, special
administrator, at the Arizona
State Bank, and they are urged
to call at once to verify the ac-
count and arrange for payment.
The business will continue to be
operated by the administrator
until further orders, and a clerk
can always be found at the office
to handle all business or answer
telephone calls.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Notice to Trespassefs.

Notice is hereby given that
tresspassers on the land known
as the Campbell place east of
town, who are dumping rubbish
there will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
MISS JULIA MAHONEY, Owner.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19
Call for Bids on Earth Approach
at Winslow-Little Colorado
Bridge.

Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Supervisors until
two o'clock, Monday, May 9th,
for building earth approach at
west end of Winslow-Little Colo
RADIO River Bridge. Approach to
be 200 feet in length, running
from nothing at west end to 8
feet in height at bridge, 16 feet
in width on top, with one and
one-half to one slope. Good,
clean gravel, six inches in depth
to be placed on roadway. Work
consists of about 800 cubic yards
of earth and about 60 cubic yards
of gravel. Bids should be SUBJ
mitted per cubic yard and for
more or less than quantities spe-
cited.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
R. S. TEEPLE, Clerk,
Board of Supervisors.
First pub. March &c. last pub. May 8.
The Winslow mail., 1918-04-19

You cannot get new eyes; but
you can get new glasses. See my
newest styles of eyeglasses and
spectacles. Lenses of any style
or shape. DR.. o. S. Brown.
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21

H. Oliver Judge J. Stock Judge Willard WhppIe Jr Clerk j. L. Willis, Clerk, C. L. Stratton. Marshal
 Pinetop, School House, Eph Penrod Inspector Don C Cooley Judge S. Mccoy Judge Geo. Stephens, Clerk A. E. Harrel. Clerk Geo. Hall Marshall.
 Whiteriver Grayards Store Henry L. Jones' Inspector A. PenrOd Judge, E. F. Adams Judge P Grayard Clerk Wm. A. Lee. Clerk, A. E. Packer, Marshal
 Linden. School House. Q. R. Gardner, Inspector, Lewis Hunt Judge A. L. Willis Judge. F. J. Willis Clerk, R. D. Rod gers. Clerk. G. H. Reidhead, Marshal.
 Pnedale, School House. Jas. Peterson Inspector, L. Standifd Judge w. Brewer Judge, Lizzie Cheney Clerk Jane Jackson, Clerk, Jos L. Peterson Marshall.
 Heber School House. John B. Blevns. Inspector. AIva Porter Judge no Nelson Judge Roy Cummin Clerk Thos H. Shelly, Clerk J. l. Porter, Marshal.
 Indian Wells Martys Store, O. w. Marty Inspector. R. M Murphy Judge. N Bush Judge Mrs O. w. Marty ClerK A. Montana, Marshal
 Keams Canon. Hubbell Store Lee l. Thayer Inspector w. c. Wilson, Judge Lorenzo Hubbel Judge Elliot G. Scott Clerk. Thos E. Thacker. Clerk, Emory Kopta, Marshal.
 The plans and specifications of the proposed school School District Mo- To- Navajo County having heretofore been approved by the Board ordered that the following call for bids be spread be published in the Hobrook News commencing 21s 1918 and ending with it's issue of August 2nd 1918
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21
PrOceediegs of the Board of Supervisors of Navajo
 County, Arizona
Holbrook, Arizona, June Srd, 1918.

Hobrook, Arlzona June ord 1SIS
 Pursuant the Board regular session, this date There present John A. Freeman Member, D.. Owens Member together with S. Teepe Clerk and Thorwad Larson County Attorney R. C. Creswe absent being confined to his home account of sickness.
 Upon motion duly carried Mr. John A. Freeman was appointed Charmn Poem such during the absence of Mr. Creswel
 The minutes of the previous meetings held during the month of May read and approved as read.
 apDoronment made by the Treasurer of $ 250 % to the Salary from the General Fund and $0 000O to the Expense from the General Fund duly approved.
 The bond of T. Mathews, Notary Public and J. H. Frost Notary Public both in the of 5000 co duly approved
 The Clerk reported meetng of the State Tax Commission in office of the Board of Supervisors held May 1h 1918 This official meeting and there C. M Zande Chairman Chas Howe Member and Rudolph Kuchler Mem matter of certain oyercharges claimed the 1917 of various catemen and after consideration and being of the opinion that the in question excessive the Commission the Board reduce the and refund collected.
 In accordance with the above instructions the Board directed the Treasurer the following reductions and afunda
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21
Calls for Bids for Erecting and Furnishing School House

Public notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be Supervisors County State Arizona day August the hour of o'clock M the office of said Board of Supervisors in the Court House Hobrook Arizona for the erection and construction of School House Showow Arizona for the of School Dis ct Mo- 10 of Navajo County Arizona and for furnishing and quppng the accordance with plans and specifications which have heretofore been adopted by said Board of Supervs and at said time and place meeting of said Board of Vos will be hed which meeting said Board of Supervisors for the erection and o said school house ana for furnishing and equppng the the lowest and best responsible bidder Provided that said Board of Supervisors hereby the right reject and all bids submitted
 All bids proposals for the erection and construction of said school house and furnishing and eupng the must be accompanied by unconditional certified check drawn National State Bank the of $50OOO payable to the Treasurer Of Navajo County Arizona which ered cneeK so deposited shall retained by the said Board of Supervisors and shall be forfeited if said successful bidder shall fail enter into contract and furnish bond with uree hereinafter provided with the said Board of Suer for the erection and construction of said School House and furnishing and eupng the within ten days after the award of said contract.
 checks. successful bidders the of said tract shall have been made.
 proposed the successful bidder and this Board of Supervisors shall provide for the erection and rucon completion of said school house and furnishing and euppng the same within such time as may be provided Tn the said and said Board of Supervisors will for the erection construction of said school house follows
 Upon completion of onethird @ of work said Board of Supervisors will one-fth 5) of said contract price and completion of wothrds O of the work said Board of Su additional which with the payment @ price, the balance of the contract price shall be paid the completion and ucon of said school house and furnishing thereon accordance with said contract.
 The original plans specifications for the erection and furnishing said school house file and will be file at all times until the opening of said bids the office of the Clerk of Board Supervisors of Navajo County at Hobrook A and be eximaned of said plans and specifications will be furnished interested payment Dollars 1OOO. winch deposit will be refunded said plans and specifications returned in good order by August 9th, 1918.
 person whom said shall awarded by said Board Supervisors for the ereco construction and compile of said building and the furnishing and equppng thereof said will be required to good and sufficient the of said contract with good and sufficient urees give surety bond like conditioned the faithful performance of said contract
 By of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Navajo State of Arizona made this rd day of June 1918
 JOHN A. FREEMAN,
 Chairman, Protem, Board of Super
 visors Navajo County, Arizona Attest
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21
State of Arizona, County of Navajo.


 At meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Navajo County State of Arizona held the 9th day of May 198 the petition of John Nelson and fourteen M others residents and taxpayers of Navajo County Arizona praying for the establish of public road forth the following the noiee which legally posted for thirty (3O days prior presentation of said petition, which is follows o-wt State of Arizona,
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21
County of Navajo.
PETITION

We the undersigned residents of the County of Navajo State of Arizona and paying in said County respectfully for the establishment of public road forth in the accompanying notice which has been the County Court House door in Hobrook Arizona and three public vicinity the said proposed posted setting and describing location of said proposed road is follows, to-wit: State of Arizona.
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21
ap an evidence of good faith.
Respectfully submitted,

KELLER BROTHERS
 By J. w. Hyer, report of the appraisers appointed view the public road between the Town of Hobrook and LaRoux Wash received accepted Board Supervisors and Board directed that notice provided in paragraph 0 Revised Statutes Arizona 1913 be given by the Clerk follows:
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21
Attest:

R. s. TEEPLE,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors.
 Navajo County. Arizona,
 appearing bid of Keelsr Brothers of Denver Colorado for said school bonds of School District Mo- Five @ voted by said school district the 2d day of March, A. D. 1918 0000 erroneousy reported in said minutes the showing that the bid of said Keer Brothers for said school bonds $2 50O whereas the bid of said Keeler Brothers plus accrued interest which said bid is in the words and figures. follows
 Denver. May H. 1918 In Re Navajo County (Arizona) School Dist. No. 5. Hon. of Supervisors Navajo County Holbrook Arizona Gentlemen
 For S25OO000 cent bonds of school district Mo- Navajo County Arizona dated May 18 19 absolutely due and payable from their date but optional there after with principal and semannua interest payable the Company New York Treasurers office will delivery of the bonds in Denver Color when accompanied by complete evidence of their legality form satisfactory to Hon. Charles Wood of Chicago $25 OO.OO plus accrued interest until delivery.
 We attaching hereto certified check payable to the order of the County Treasurer for which to be held
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21

Treasurer IJII Jesse Perkins S the of $5000 being for of work horses and to refund the of $2.47.
 The Treasurer directed make the following refunds for erroneous collection of Poll Taxes by the Assessor;
 T. M Hull account of being under age, S25O
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21

Dem Nc. Wt No.
 263 231 Don Sandford Registration services 40 264 232 John A. Freeman Trav. ~33 25 265 233 c. B. Owens Tray. OO 266 234 Mrs. C. W. Harp, meals for 289 70 267 235 c. w. Harp, TraYexp and witness A. 40 268 236 R. L. Newman, Trav ...269 23 269 237 Hall Transcripts 65
The Holbrook news., 1918-06-21

and six others bsng the Moqu Indian Reservation representing children age praying establishment school district the after due dis cusson and consideration rejected the petition for the that petition prays of School District to consist Indian Reservation part said oOcOnno County the Board of Supervisors without authority create School District according the boundaries named
 The Board approved the appointment of the following putty Registration Officers made by the Recorder:
 Mrs. Cred Geiger Wnslow. Mrs. Lucretia W. FIanigan. Holbrook Thos H. Shelly, Heber.
 The Board approved the appointment of Mrs Hattie Pen rOd Asst Deputy Recorder be pad for demand being filed, according to time employed.
 In the matter of the increased appropriation asked by the University Arizona amounting $550O for the of home demonstration work Navajo County which was deferred at the regular May meeting the Board after sderaon of the expenses for the fiscal 1919 rejected the petition of the University for the additional appropriation.
 accordance with Paragraphs 2914 2916 297 2921 and 295 Revised Statutes of Arizona 93 the following polling places and appointed the following election officers for the Primary and General elections of 1918
 Wnslow Precinct Mo- l. Polling place Old City Hal Kins- ley Ave M Hickey Inspector O. R. Ripley Judge Robert Fenton Judge Mrs Fred Geige Clerk dell Welsh Clerk F. Moss, Marshal.
 Wnslow, No. 2. City Hall. Front St. ThOs K seegar. Inspector L. w. Quinan Judge Burk Judge But Ter Clerk Mrs. Fife King. Clerk, Pete Pemberon Marshal
 WnslOw, No. B. Washington School Rev. F. M. Carter. Mrs Jas Caey Clerk Mrs Hattie PenrOd Clerk Frank Ket chum, Marshal.
 St. Joseph. Old School House. John L. Westover, Ins- pector John McLaws Judge S. M Porter Judge MeIvina Richards Clerk Edith Bushman, Clerk, M L. Tanner Mar shal
 Hobrook, Central School A. F. Mechanism Inspector John Flangan Judge L. Caldwell Judge Mrs. Esther Hennng Clerk Elizabeth Scorse Clerk Conner Marshal
 Woodruff, School House, David Brinkerhof Inspector J. D. Smithson, Judge. L. M. Savage, Judge Mrs Fish, Clerk, Mrs Abbie Hatch, Clerk, Hyrum Turley Marshall
 Snowflake School House. Alof Larson. Inspector, C. Ramsay, Judge, c. H. Ballard, Judge Frances Campbell Clerk, Hattie Webb Clerk George A. Gardner, Marshal
 Taylor School House. J. B. Wakefield Inspector Thomas Hancock Judge J. M Tenney Judge M. Perkins Clerk E. T. Hatch> Clerk J. T. Cooper, Marshal.
 Shumway School House, w. A. Shumway, Inspector Leonard Jensen Judge. A. M Shumway Clerk, F. Denham Judge, Mrs. Ida E. Rhoton, Marshal.
 Lakeside School House. J. H. Hansen, Inspector Phil Kay Judge, J. R. Treat Judge L. E. Johnson Clerk J. West Clerk A. J. Burke, Marshal.
 shOwOw School House, Frank Ellsworth Inspector r, w.