Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
MRS. MILLIGAN IS
 SUCCESSFUL IN VOTE TRIAL
lFrom Sundays Daily)

Prescott, ArIZ., Sept. IS, l9ZU. To Whom These Presents Come,
 Greeting:
 We, the undersigned committee, who have been selected to attend the final count and report of the Jour Miner voting campaign, have found the winners of the respective prizes to be as follows:
 First Grand Prize.
 Mrs. Bessie Milligan, Chevrolet Touring Car, 2,300,250 votes.
 Second Grand Prize.
 Miss Gladys Morris, Sonora Cabinet Grand, 1,176,6OO votes.
 Third Grand Prize.
 Miss Kathryn Gilbert, Three Hun dred Dollars Cash, 656,l00 votes.
 District Prizes
 District No.
 Mrs. Clayton Rycltman, Columbian Grafonola, 2,039,500 votes.
 Miss Marie Kuhne, Lady's SIS Wrist Watch, 930,800 votes.
 District No. ?
 Miss Carrie French, Columbian Grafonola. 540,5OO votes.
 Miss Lucille Becker, Lady's $50 Wrist Watch, Al, 500 votes.
 District No. 5
 Mrs. C. C. Crose, Columbian Graf onola, 51O,4O0 votes.
 Miss Helen Shupp, Lady's $40 WriAt Watch, 385, 200 votes.
 After having counted, added and checked the vote of each of the re spectivc candidates, we have awarded he different prizes as above. (Signed) John J. Sweeney
 Claude T. Davenport
 Benj. Powers
 Arthur J. Logsdon
 Judge Sweeney's Statement I. John ]. Sweeney, judge of the Superior Court, do hereby affirm that I officially inspected the ballot box The Journal-Miner office for the econd time, on Saturday Sept. IS, at the hour of 9 p. m. and found my seal IS attached thereto, intact as placed 1pon said ballot box on the day of Sept. 13, 1920.
 Signed) JOHN J. SWEENEY. Last night at o'clock the greatest roting contest ever held in Yavapai | .ountv terminated at the office of the rournal-Miner, and a large and en- thusiastic crowd of contestants and | riends filled the office rooms during he closing proceedings.
 The good-natured but exciting cam- ,aign for subscriptions launched by The Tournal-Miner on Aug. lO, came ! O a most successful and gratifying | nd at the hour mentioned. | All day long, subscriptions poured | 1to the office in a stream, but in the vening during the height of the bat Ie the contest department was nearly | wamped with the avalanche of sub scriptions turned in by various coll estants. Promptly at 9 o'clock the ballot box zas inspected by Judge J. J. Sweeney nd his seal found to be intact, where ipon the box was opened by hirn ana .1ll 1rned over to the committee selected nd the count began.
 The winners of the several prizes as amed above are as shown above.
 A Word of Thanks.
 The managers of The JOurnal-Mn- ,r voting contest, just closed, wish to xferd their sincere thanks to all or | he ladies who have so willingly and arnestlv taken part in the attair. To those who were more successful han others in mastering support -hich won them the prizes, we wish all the joy and pleasure to be hau nd hope their compensation IS IT harmony with their fondest desires. Every Candidate i'll the contest IS reserving of much praise for the ,rave way in which she faced the sit ,ation and in the eyes of those who rave had the interests of the candi- lates at heart, we must declare that ,,er,, one is q winner if not of Jour lal-Miner prizes, they arc winners CT much praise and commcndation. With those who were less fortunate n the prize we sympathize, and eN- end to them our thanks as liberally IS to those who were more successful
 Distribution of Prizes.
 The Dlan of distributing the prizes. S published on Aug. 10, the day ot he opening of the contest:
 The candidate having the highest number of votes to her credit in the ,ntire contest shall be awarded the ,hevrolct Touring Car.
 The candidate having the highest number of votes to her credit in tine wo remaining districts shall be ,warded the Sonora Grand Phono- graph. ,., The candidate having the highest r number of votes in the remaining dis .rict shall be awarded the $500 in cash The second highest in each and ev- ,rv district shall each be awarded one Columbia Photograph.
 The third highest in each and every i;strict shall receive Lady's Gold Watch. The highest of the three shall receive the SIS Watch, the sec 3rd highest, the $50 Watch, and the third highest, the $40 Watch. District No. 1-An of the City of Prescott.
 1garron 51il9- .2,039, 500 Mrs, Toe H. Pass, 7O5 F. Gurlew
 ---.----.---- S95.SO0 Mrs Grace Chapman, 119 Butte St; Miss Marie Kuhne, 421 s. Maiina
 --.-..---.-..-- 930, 800 |
 ,T;1i;o,, 7O1 F Sheldon