Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-27

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Republicans of Yavapai county are going into the campaign with live ly sense of the duties of the party to the people, and with full equipment of workers. Only in those precincts where the registered vote for the pri- mary was so small or republican reg istrants were entirely lacking, are there vacancies in the county central committee.
 Strong precinct representatives are elected or appointed from all other subdivisions.
 At the organization meeting Satur- day night, the republican workers were actuated by a spirit of earnest ness that bodes well for the party's efforts in the campaign. The com nitteemen feel that the members Of the party have nominated strong can didates, well worth the consideration of the voters at large, and are ready to back them up to the hilt in pre- senting their claims to the people.
 For the convenience of the public, and party workers, the Journal Miner presents herewith the com plete lists of state, county and execu- tive committee members:
 State delegation - Roy N. David son, w. V. De Camp, H. w. Lewis, ]. T. Coston, J. E. Miller, Mark Bradley, George w. Nilsson, A. L. Reese, II. J. Meany, H. C. Tender son, R. J. Roper, Fred Cromwell, (. H. Hinderer, Lyle Abbott, Neil C. Clark, R. V. Born, Ed Burmeier, l.. F. Wilson, w. E. Glenn, J. R. Alderman, Ernest Douglas.
 Yavapai county executive com mittee-William E. Glenn, Lyle Alp bolt, C. H. Hnderer, A. L. Reese, II. w. Lewis.
 Yavapai county central committee Ash Fork, w. E. Glenn; Aultman, ]. F. Ralston; Bagdad, J. A. Parks; Beaver Creek, Robert Finnie; Bum blebee, ]. J. Hammel; Camp Verde, George Hance; Cedar Glade, E. C. Payne; Cherry, J. L. Sessions; Clark dale, A. T. Coston, w. F. Ferris, J. Evan Miller, A. L. Reese, F. O. Twitty: Clear Creek, o. A. Benedict Clemenceau, Ed Wilson; Congress, L. B. Cannon; Congress Junction, H. (. Henderson; Constellation, F. A. Muller; Copper Chief, J. T. Matson; Cottonwood, F. M. Andrews; Crook Canyon, E. L. Tomlinson; Crown King, Tom Anderson; Date Creek, George Coons; Dewey, C. E. Stan ton: Granite Mountain, William Pc land: Groom Creek, T. J. Laird; Henrietta, w. w. Lytzen; Hillside, (Mrs.) F. E. Marum; Hopcwell, H. Zimmerman; Humboldt, C. P. Henry, Ernest Childers; Jerome Junction, Charles Hadlock; Jerome North, Roy Davidson, w. V. De Camp, Ed Kur- meier, Frost Benham; Jerome South l, A. C. Carlson, John J. Shea, H. w. Lewis; Jerome South 2, Charles E. Hughes, A. E. Weidman; Jerome South 5, Henry Galbraith; Kirkland, Grant Carter; Massicks, Sam Bob lett; Mayer, L. F. Wilson, H. C. Heffelman; Miller Valley, E. C.. Well; McCabe, John L. Davis; Nel- son, J. A. Trenberth; Oak Creek, James Page; Octave, Leonard White, Peoples Valley, R. w, Forbes; Prescott N. E., R. H. Burmister, H. J. Meany, C. NJ. Raible, D. J. Ryan, D. E. Parks; Prescott N. w., Mark Bradley, Fred Cromwell, C. c. Riebeling; Prescott s. E., Lyle Alp bolt, A. c. Baker, Neil Clark, C. H. Hinderer, R. J. Roper; Prescott s. w., C. H. Riebeling, George Nils son, R. V. Born (secretary), w. D. Alexander; Selgman, Sterling Plum mer; Simmons, Joe Matli; Skull Val ley, C. P. Mullen; Stoddard, George w. Johnson (chairman); Turkey, T. A. Barkley; Wagoner, Wayne Thorn burg; Walker, J. R. Alderman; Wal nut Grove, Charles Carter.
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