The Coconino sun., 1924-09-05
THESE ARE CANDIDATES
In TUESDAYS PRIMARY
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son of Flagstaff, until recently under
sheriff of this county, resigning tt
enter the campaign on his own be
half. Democratic, Lou Charlebois o.
Flagstaff, former county supervisor
and J. 0. Parsons of Flagstaff, whC
for some time has been constable Of
the Flagstaff precinct.
Supervisor district No. 1, what MAY
be called the northeast district of the
county; Republican, Bert A. Came
ron of Flagstaff. Democratic, Claude
W. Knight of Doney Park, Robert E
Taylor of Flagstaff, candidate for re-
election, and Charles T. Voolfolk o1
Flagstaff, former chairman of the
board. District No. 2, southeastern
part of county: Republican, J. c.
Brown Of Flagstaff and George w
Mccormick of Flagstaff. Demo
cratic G. c. Cox, J. A. Kellam and
John 10y, all of Flagstaff, the last
named being candidate for reelection.
District No. 8, the west part of the
county: Republican, Alfred Skeels OF
Williams. Democratic: F. A. Boulin
NJ. H. James, James Kennedy anc
Charles Wade.
Treasurer: Only one candidate
Mrs. Ana F'rohmiller of Flagstaff,
democrat, who asks reelection.
Recorder: Republican, Howard
Marine Of Flagstaff, candidate for re-
election to his second term. Demo
cratic, Walter P Phifer of Doney
Park.
County Attorney: Only one aspi-
rant, Frank Harrison, who is asking
for a second term.
Assessor: County Billy Beeson is
not on the republican primary ballot
for denomination. The democratic
candidate is j. G. Higginbotham of
Flagstaff.
County school superintendent: Mrs.
Charlotte S. Acker, democrat, is up
for reelection, being the only candi-
date.
Precinct Officers
Justice of the peace, Flagstaff pre-
cinct: Republican, w. H. Anderson.
Democratic, Charles E. Phillips and
I. E. Pulliam. All three are from
Flagstaff. r. j. Kidd, republican, the
present incumbent, declined to ask
again for the place. Williams pre-
cinct: There is no republican aspi-
rant, but the democrats make up for
it by entering three; George Nc
Dougall, Z. Henry Rauch and C. A.
Ray. Grand Canyon precinct; No
republican. Democratic, r. P. Gilli-
land, up for denomination. Fredonia
precinct offers no candidate in either
party for justice of the peace, nor for
constable.
Constable: Flagstaff precinct:
Lee Alsup. Democratic,
George t. Atterbury, Charles r.
Priest and Peter L. Zion. Williams
precinct: Republican, w. E. Morgan.
Democratic: Joe Bennett, A. M.
Dawson, Fred Holden, E. H. Merritt,
r. A. Ray and j. D. Tannehill.
Grand Canyon precinct has no candi-
dates.
Precinct Committeeman
Flagstaff precinct 1: Republican
1.-TWO to be elected) Del Strong and
Harlow Yeager. Democratic, none.
Flagstaff precinct q: Republican,
Zone to be elected), r. J. Prochnow
and Horace (Doc) Wyatt. Demo-
cratic, (one to be elected), Mrs. p.
J. Lindemann, j. Edward Priest, Sr
Flagstaff precinct 3: Republican
(three to be elected), George H.
Myers, Joe E. Schmidt and DR.. M.
G. Flronske. Democratic (two to be
George Fleming, G. c.
Schwartz.
Flagstaff precinct a: Republican
(three to be elected), Homer Bartlett,
Lewis Benedict, Fred S. Breen, Frank
Richmond. Democratic 1.-TWO to be
John Hennessy and Charles
Simpson.
: Williams No. 4: Republican 1.-TWO
to be elected, no names on ballot.
Democratic 1.-TWO to be elected), Jesse
L. Boyce and B. F. Sweetwood.
Williams No. q: Republican 1.-TWO
to be .elected), no names on ballot.
Democratic (two to be elected),
George L. Barnes, L. S. Williams.
The only other precinct in the coun-
By in which any name for precinct
appears ON the official
ballot is Doney Park, where the
have put up Henry L.
Hutchison.
Several Divided Districts
The dividing of the county into su-
oervisoral districts, under the state
aw enacted four years ago, instead
If electing all three at large as was
formerly the custom, has made
good deal of complication in print
ng of the ballots. The supervisoral
district lines have bisected some of
he voting precincts, making it neces-