The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06

DeSSarC, VIII OCHuCkiiE1l, "A .. 1>OoH
Madison Rfsfnger for trustees; B. J.
Whitesides, clerk; George Sayre
Marshal. Captain Mix was nominal
ell on both tickets, but he was in
duced to withdraw from the Citizens
Ticket. Of the above Kelsey, Bur-
coon, Peck, Ekey, Hogan, Barr Noon
, Griswold and Clarke were republj-
cans; Mix, Marsh. Doherty, Dessart
Schuckman, Risinger, Whitesides
Sayre, Democrats. The Taxpayers
| elected one, Scnuckman. H. M. Kel-
sey became Mayor AS result Mr.
Schuckman was the lone Democrat in
the government Just as Mr.. Curtis
is the lone Republican. But it did
not happen by drawing party lines
/ by any means.
In 1904 the Citizens Ticket en-
braced L. W. Mix, J. A. Spinks, A. l..
Peck, M. F. VanTreese, Schuyler Case
and r. s. Sturmer, Trustees; |. Bur-
goon, Clerk; Jack Burns, Marshal; j..
X. Nolan, Street Commissioner. The
Taxpayers Ticket included VIM. Schuk
man, L. w. Mix, j. A. Spinks, L. B.
Fleischer, F. F. Cranz, John Gates
| Trustees. P. J. Munchs clerk; c. B. Lo-
PEI, Marshal; J. K. Nolan, Street Sup
ervisor. Both tickets were mixed,
, like all the others. z But in %ome way
1.-The outcome was not mixed. Those
elected were Mix, Sphinx, sehuckman,
Fleischer, Cranz, Gebier and Gates.
Munich was elected Clerk, Lopez MAJ
shall and Nolan mo opposition) Street
upervisor They were nearly all
democrats. Perhaps Fleischer and
;pinks were Republicans. All the
est were Democrats We know.
In 1906 there We're in the field a
.Non-Partisan Ticket" and "Citizen
-icket." The Mon Partisan Ticket
cad John T. Brickwood, A. A. Doher-
", w. A. C'Connor, A. l.. Peck, l..
..ulley, f. X. Cumming, for Trustees;
P. j. Munich, Clerk; j. B. Moore, Mar
shal; j. X. Nolan, street supervisor;
3rickwood, Peck and Cumming were
aepublicansj all the rest were Demo.
.rats. The Citizens' Ticket embrac-
Writ G. Bowman, w. J. Neuman, F.
J. Hermosillo, j. A. Sphinx, A. Proto,
). Leeker, M. Reisinger, trustees; w.
Barnett, CLERK; b. M. Doak, Marshal;
J. w. Rood, Street Supervisor. They
we're nearly all Democrats. The Non
Partisan Ticket was elected by an
overwhelming majority. Brickwood
vas elected Mayor, The Border Vi
lette and the "Oasis" We're both made
,fficial newspapers and the price for
public advertising and notices
livided between them. During the
erm Munich, resigned and went to
Iuaymas, C. NJ Rathbun was elected
Clerk.
Before the municipal election Of
90S was called Arizona had adopted
primary election law, and the
election that year was conducted un-
Ter that law. But there was a sen
ment strongly in favor of continuing
n office the board elected In 1906. So
was arranged that at the primary
election by each party Democrats and
republicans, of delegates to a party
convention, and that those conventions
should consolidate, and put up for re-
lection the incumbents of the offices.
Delegates elected to the two con
|entions were as follows: Democra-
ic: w. F. Overton, George B. Marsh,
Il. f. Grace, Joseph Dupuy, B. M
Ashby, Harry J. Saxon, Otto H. Her
| I'D.
Republican: Bracey Curtis, Ramon
Vasquez, H. K. Ckenoweth, Allen T.
Bird, Harry Tomlin and D. R. Kelsey.
The two conventions organized sep
.rately, and provided for consolida-
ion. The consolidation convention
lected w. F. Overton, Chairman; and
Allen T. Bird, Secretary.
The consolidated convention renom-
mated the existing list of town offici-
lis, embracing w. A. ,O'Connor, ARGUS
.eeddoch, A. A. Doherty, Louis Lulley
John T. Brickwood, A. L. Peck and
:. X. Cumming, Trustees C. H. Rath-
,un, Clerk; j. B. Moore, Marshal
rhe office of Street Supervisor had
,een abolished, and the Street Com
nittee supervised street work. p. . OF
he nominees O'Connor, Reddoch,
ooherty, Lulley and Moore, Dem
'crats while Brickwood, Peck, Cum
ning, and Rathbun were Republicans.
fhe ticket was elected without .op-
position, and Mr.. Brickwood contin-
ned as Mayor.
In 1910 the Democrats nominated
/ straight ticket, as follows: George B.
Marsh L. H. Watkins, Otto H.
Herold, A. H. Noon, w. F. Overton,
G. H. Fielder, F. Van Mourick.
trustees; w. M. Coughlin, marshal;
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