Arizona republican., 1919-10-29
WATER USERS IN B|C vOTE REJECT
 ALL PROPOSALS
Steam And Cement Plants go Down Before Heavy Onslaught Of Ballots By Large Majority - Drain age Loses

In next to the largest vote ever cast in the history of the Water Users that association yesterday by heavy ma jority voted down every one of the four propositions placed before the members for decision.
 The proposition that the Water Users association build steam plant was overwhelmingly defeated, as was that to construct cement plant and to engage in drainage.
 At late hour last night returns had been received from eight of the ten districts, but the vote from those two districts could in no way affect the re- suit as shown by the balloting in the other eight. The eighth and tenth dis tricts were the one from which no re- turns were received.
 There was total of S16 voters who went to the polls yesterday and cast 47,329 votes. In the ten districts there are 3,729 voters, with total of 16S,13l votes. There has been only one larger vote, in 1916, at the general election, when a total of 77,319 votes were cast. Following are the returns received last night at the Water Users build ing:
 Steam Plant First district for, 1874; against, 4,510. Second, for, 1,761; against S,S47. Tihrd. for, 571; against, S,956 Fourth, for, 2,96O; against, 4,161. Fifth (1isD. for, 2S6; against, 2,4SS. Fifth | CD. for. 1.0O4; against, 3,076. Sixth, for. 1,024; against. 3,599. Seventh, for, 1,430; against, 3061. Eighth, no re- turns. Ninth for, 1895; against, 4,256 Tenth, no returns. Totals: for, 12,6O5; against, 32,449.
 Drainage Amendment First, for, 1901; against, 4,640. Sec ond, for, 2,903; against, 2,365. Third, for, S27; against, 3,624. Fourth, for, 2,1S7; against 4,350. Fifth Cst) for, Sl6; against, 1900. Fifth, CD, for, 1,71o; against. 2,S1s. Sixth. for, 2.ss5; against, 1889. Seventh, for, 2,S13; against, 1,65S. Eighth. no returns. Ninth. for, S,O45; against. 2,S26. Tenth, no returns. Totals, for, 1S,S67; against, 25,331.
 Drainage Expense
 First. for, 1,462; against, 4,473. Sec ond. for. 2,777; against. 2,491. Third, for, 9S2; against, 4,479. Fourth, for, 2,27S; against 4.102. Fifth GsD, for, 416; against, 2.193 Fifth, (2nd), for 1,510; against. 2,6Ss. Sixth. for 2156; against, 2.30O. Seventh, for, 2739; l T Ninth. for, 2723; against. 2,959 Tenth no. returns, Totals: for, 17.043; against 2I445.
 Cement Plant
 First, for, 6S3; against, 5,519. Second for, 1883; against, 3.7S5; Third, for 599; against, 5,762. Fouth, for, 033 against, 5,51S. Fifth, qst, for, PA; against, 2,1SS. Fifth C2nd), for 1.51S; against, PATS. Sixth, for, 1,425; against, 3,069. Seventh, for, 1,O57 against, 3.103. Eighth. no returns Ninth, for, 1.799; against, 3.93S. Tenth no returns. Totals: for, 9,671; against 35,S6O.
 May Be Complication
 A possible complicatio his said tC have arisen out of the refusal of Sec. retary Van Der Veer of the Watei Users association to place upon tht list of members for voting the so-calleC dry flanders" whose rights in the as sociation were adjudicated in theil favor by the superior court of thi county. The dry flanders represent 20, 900 acres of land
 It was not made known to their at torneys until Monday night that thei right to vote would be denied and the, applied to the officers of the associa ton for the entry of their names upol the election rpTiSfpr hut if was 1nnipf