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Nogales international., 1926-07-18
KNOWN IRRICABLE AREA IN
-, ARIZONA VASTLY INCREASED

Phoenix, Ariz., July 17-Agree-
ment has been reached between
Frank P. Trott and representa-
tives of the United States Geolo-
gical survey with reference to
Typographical work to be prosecut-
ed during the fall and winter on
large areas of land along the Colo
RADIO River.
The cost is to be $4,000, di-
vided between the river survey
and the state, in accordance with
a legislative appropriation secured
upon motion of Senator H. A..
Davis of Maricopa county, who is
now a candidate for Congress.
Most of the areas covered so
far has been considered in view
of possibility Of reclamation,
either by gravity or by pumping
with lifts not exceeding 200 feet.
With inclusion Of sections COW
cred in previous work Of the Geo
logical survey, approximately
million acreas is now included
within the area of possible reclaim
alton, within Arizona.
CURRENT YEAR MAPPING
Seven 15-minute quadrangles
have been selected for topographic
mapping during the current fiscal
year. Contours will be 25-foot in
the lower lying areas, along the
Colorado and Gila rivers, with
1O0-foot lines in the quadrangle
that lies south of the Colorado in
the vicinity of Bridge canyon,
within an area of about 125 square
miles. IA
information thus far obtained
is declared to be of vast impor-
tance to Arizona as it greatly in
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
Layer Property
Bought By
Elks

Announcement was made last
week that the Nogales Lodge OF
Elks has purchased the w. F. Lay
er Estate property on Morley
avenue, first door north of the
Sonora Bank & Trust Company.
The Layer Estate, of which DR..
C. w. Geiger of Kankakee, ILL.,, is
executor, is represented locally by
I. Underwood of the Sonora News.
Although the consideration was
not made public it is understood
it involved the biggest actual cash
transaction in real estate in the
history Of Nogales.
The Elks are to build business
block on their new purchase, and
the top floor will be occupied as
lodge rooms.
The property acquired by the
Elks is niw occupied by the Busy
Bee Confectionery store, the j. G.
Barnes Insurance Agency, Stag
Barber Shop, and the Conklin soft
drink stand. 1t is known as the
old Royal Theater property.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
CARBON IN RACE
FOR COUNTY
RECORDER

Frank 3. Cafroon announces
himself today in the political an
nouncement column of the No
gales International as candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for County Recorder.
Mr.. Carroon has been resident
Of Nogales the past seven years.
He is q native of Indiana, sue
cessful funeral director, a mem
Der of the American Legion, and
the Elks, Knights Of Pythias,
Woodmen Of The World, and
Spanish-American Alliance. He
was married in 1925 to Miss
Katherine Farrell.
Carroon is one of the most
popular young men Of the county,
being known to practically every
voter in Nogales and other parts
Of the county. If elected he in
tends to give the best there is in
him to the job and make sure that
he fully meets every responsibility
of the office.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
Thomas Maddox In Race For
c. O.P. covornorship Nomination

ditional property to help pay
taxes.
"I had thought this matter set
tied but see that Arizona friends
Of California are making one more
effort against their home state.
"Second, the senatorial accom-
plishments Of Ralph Cameron en-
title him to denomination and elec-
tion by the people Of Arizona. He
is entitled to run with a guberna-
torial candidate who will work
harmoniously with him in the cam
paign. There is no chance for the
election Of any state or national
Republican candidate If our party
is divided into two camps. Head
quarters are being opened at Gen.
ter and Van Buren at Phoenir in
which every citizen will be well
come. Every Republican candidate
from senator to constable, who de-
sires to meet the public OF have his
petition signed can make this Of
! fee his headquarters.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
Stoltz Candidate
For County
Recorder

Ellis H. Stoltz announces him.
self today in the political an
nouncement column Of the No
gales international as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Recorder of Santa Cruz County.
Mr.. Stoltz is the 26th candidate
to announce in The international,
the long List in this paper is grow
ing each week.
Mr.. Stoltz is too well known to
need lengthy introduction to the
voters of this county. He has
been a resident Of this county the
past ten years, is a heavy taxpay-
er, a lifelong staunch Democrat,
and was a veteran in the world
war.
That he is well qualified for the
office he seeks is the concensus Of
all his friends. AS head Of the
Stoltz Stationery & Music Store
he is recognized as one Of the lead
ing business men of this com
munity. He is clean cut young
man of good judgment. energseit
and willing to serve his con
stituents conscientiously and faith
fully.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
FARRIOR ENTERS
CONTEST FOR
ASSESSOR

Harry Farrior announces his
candidacy in today's international
for the Democratic nomination for
County Assessor.
A resident Of Nogales since his
discharge from the army at the
conclusion of the World War, MIR.
Farrior is too we'll known to need
a lengthy introduction to the vot-
ers Of this county.
he is well qualified to fill the
office to which he aspires, and his
many friends predict he will make
a very efficient official. if elected.
He has q wife and two children,
and is one Of the best known and
most popular young men Of the
county.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

To inspect the water well that
has been sunk on the site Of the
proposed permanent army post IN
Potrero Canyon, Major-General
Ernest S. Kinds Of Fort Sam
Huston, Texas, commander OF
the Eighth Corps Area, arrived IN
Nogales yesterday.
Kinds will receive reports on the
potability Of the water and the
magnitude of the supply. Water
was recently struck in the test well
drilled under the direction Of the
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

The board of the directors OF
the Chamber of Commerce, to-
gether with the military commit
tee of the organization, at meet
ing Friday, turned over to Col. A
j. Dougherty, commanding the
25th Infantry, a report showing
complete success in meeting local
requirements thought necessary to
bring about construction Of the
proposed permanent army post in
Potrero Canyon.
Some difficulties standing in
the way of maneuvers by the 25th
Infantry and the 10th Cavalry at
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

Phoenix, July 17.-Reiterating
his opposition to the Boulder Can
yon dam and branding as detri-
mental to the interests Of Arizona
any project on the Colorado river
which interferes with a general
plan of development of the entire
resources Of the great stream, E.
E. Ellinwood, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for gov
ernor, today issued q statement
embodying his views in regard to
the question. He characterized
the Swing-J ohnson bill as "out'
rageous," in that it is designed to
tenefit only California ani Mex
leo. and "leaves Arizona out!'
eve need action" on the Colo
rado river, he said, and he point
ed out that this could be obtained
only through cooperation by the
governor with the legislature, and
with the other interested states.
~ am against ratification Of the
compact" he stated, adding thai
when an agreement is reached BY
Arizona with California and Neva
da "let US talk about the pact.
He would be unwilling, he declar
ed, to accept any final settlement
of the river question until the peo
pie Of the state have passed upol
the proposal at the polls, asserting
that "while ] am governor n
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

Phoenix, Ariz., July II. - A
Joint meeting Of the Arizona AS
SCISSORS Association, the State Su-
pervisors Association, and the Ari-
zona Tax Commission, will b held
in Nogales, July 26 and 27, 1t was
announced yesterday in the Office
of the tax commission. The meet
ing will take place of the regular
annual tax conference held in past
years, it was stated.
On account Of lack OF appro'
priation from the seventh legisla
ture, the Tax Commission has been
unable in the past two years Il
hold the annual tax conferences
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
PRES. E.. H. MARVIN
EXONERATED
BY BOARD

Especial To The International)
Tucson, Ariz., July 1.-THE
University of Arizona Regents,
today refused to sustain the
charges made against Prof. G. H.
Marvin, President Of the Univer-
sity by the Tucson Ministerial As
sociation.
Those voting for Prof. Marvin
were: Regents Ellinwood, Corri-
gan, Campbell, Van Dyke and
Case.
Those voting in favor to sustain
the charges, were: Regents Theo-
dora Marsh Of Nogales, Clayton
and Fitzpatrick.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
ASSESSORS AND SUPERVISORS
MEET IN NOGALE! THIS MONTH

and a joint meeting of the as
SCISSORS, boards of supervisors and
the commission has taken it's
place.
Invitations have been extended
to the members Of the Tax Com
mission to meet with each of the
two associations. Matter of tax
equalization will be discussed at
the two meetings and the alb
stracts of the tax rolls Of the coun-
ties will be gone over with a view
| of obtaining as nearly as possible
uniform assessment of each class
Of property in the state. The
question of budgets also will be
discussed at the meeting.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
E||inwoOd's Views In Regard
To Colorado River Question

agreement shall, with my consent,
become binding except by q vote
of the people," His statement fol.
lows:
"'The Colorado must be saved
for Arizona and future genera
ton. That has been a cry in: the
state the past three years. Rath-
er, let us use the Colorado. It
has been saved long enough.
eve need action on the Colo.
RADIO. That is where we have fall
en- down. The Colorado Is an In
ter-state stream. The only way
to get action and make our rights
certain is by agreement with the
other states through which the
river flows. Unfortunately today,
we are not on speaking terms with
the other Colorado river states OF
the Federal government. We have
an open breach with California
and Nevada. Frank negotiation
not hostility, will heal the breach
But more than that, any man who
occupies the Governors chair II
Arizona and who at heart is de-
sirous of working out a speed!
solution on the Colorado and keep
ing the question out of politics
must work in harmony with tn
legislature. The legislature, ant
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
GENERAL A|NDS SEES WATER
WELL DRILLED IN POTRERO
CANYON FOR PERMANENT POST

Chamber of Commerce, and it is
believed that there is no doubt
now but what the permanent post
will be erected.
General Kinds, enroute here, in
'spected the Civilian Military Train
ing Camp at Fort Huachuca, yes
terday morning. He was met at
Tairbank, Friday night, by Col. A.
j. Dougherty, commander Of. the
25th Infantry, and Col. Allen T.
Bird, chairman of the Santa Cruz
County division of the G. M. T. C.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

Secretary j. 3. Bristol of the
Chamber of Commerce and wife
left Saturday to attend the meet
ing Saturday and Sunday at
Mount Lemon Of secretaries of
chambers of commerce in Arizona.
The subject assigned to Mr.. Bris-
tol for an address at the con-
ference was Sustaining Member
ship Interest"
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
TO OPEN MINE

R. V. Young has arrived from
the east to start work on the old
Crescent mining properties in the
Washington Camp district. He is
mining engineer representing
the Chapman Estate.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

creases the known irrigable area
of the state.
It was through the efforts OF
Congressman Hayden that the fed
Grad government matched state
appropriation for the purpose OF
this survey.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
SIGN ILLUMINATED

The large Bowman Hotel sign
on top Of the hotel building is
now beautifully illuminated IS .
result Of a wiring job completed
last week by Electrician W. J.
Board.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

Ben Coltman and III. N. Dawson
will make trip to Fort Huachuca
this morning.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18
KINDS INSPECTS WATER WELL.
SURVEYS MADE ALONG COLORADO
Local Requirements For Army
Post 10 POtrero Completed

Potrero Canyon in October, will
be satisfactorily ironed out, it was
announced.
Nogales international., 1926-07-18

CONTINUED on Page 3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Arts, Crafts Section
10 Meet On Wednesday

The Arts and Crafts section of
the Women 5 Ten Thousand Club
VIII have its regular meeting We'd
nesday morning at 9 o clock in the
tea room OF the Ten Thousand Club
house.
Those attending the meeting are
asked to arrive promptly as the
members viii start Immediately at
nine Oh their lesson, under the di-
rrct!2u of Mrs. Ruth Tecplc Reid.
The first half hour will be devoted
to further study of color harmony
from the color chart and the remain
der OF the lesson be devoted to
painting, each member choosing her
own subject.
According TO Mrs. Lucy Martin,
there IS stIll room for some new
members IN the Arts and Crafts see
tion and any club members who
wish 10 Join this section are asked
10 he present at the Wednesday
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Police to Enforce
Fire Ordinance

The custom az the popularc driy-
my their ears tp every fire and
hlockin. the streets in the yicinity
thereof has become such a lncnacc
that Fire CHIEF &. i. Ferguson and
Police Chicf Sterling OswHlt hay
decided that the timc hn, arrived
10 put a stop 10 the practi"o. They
have asked The Pres, 10 issue u
warming 70 the publi~ that if the
Practice docs not cease arrests will
h' made. There is a city ordinance
which provides thal when an alarm
is sounded drivers Of automobiles
should drive to The curb auJ remain
for three minutes. This ordinance
IS 10 be enforced and the public
should govern themselves according.
iv, officials say.
Al the fire Sunday afternoon on
He'll aycnuc the traffic lam was
sLrh that bicycle ccuid not have
been permitted to travcrs" the axe
nuc. In the event Of biz fire
such congestion would seriously
handicap the fircmcn and be- the
rrans of causing heavy fire loss.
For this and other REASONS. it has
been deemed necessary 10 put Il
stop to the practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
FEDERATION NEWS
BRIDGE r4RIl TO
BE Sh4RI 4trAfR

The Woman 5 Ten Thousand club
is competing III a subscription drive
for the FEDERATION News. the only
Official news organ OF the federated
clubs. rms d4Ne Is beng caruca
en throughout the cnCIrc safe. Nlu.
10000 cIuD women WORKING Iur the
News.
IN. Mariana Bcrto.a, state prcsi-
dent has UTIcrca slim nag 10 the
largest ciuO IN cacA uIstrlc, TeceN-
any subscriptions to the amount -
IUU per cent. There are ALREADY
tIve tlmes as many Subscription,
TINS year ana the ciub women hope
to increase the circulation beyond
that increase during this drive.
Mrs. Don BlIler Will act as Fed
Grafton News reporter IN TINS section
OF the state ana has Drcn assigned
the Work OF sending in articles Tor
every Issue. MIS-. Tom GLI VII
hanule the local dNcrlsIng WhlcH
appears IN the News and pans on {,
1uu page ADVERTISEMENT OF vaneH
businesses. MIS-. Eugene Ross Is
the subscription chairman.
The bnusc parry ana tea 10 be
given at luc len Thousand club
Avuse next " ednesday at 80 Is IL
the interest OF TINS subscription
arlve. Everyone attending VIII pay
% cents, which Will entl,!e her to
q subscription TO the Federation
News. The group in charge Of the
drive hope in th4s way TO nave tho
desired 100 per cent subscription
list in Il Centre.
Tea wall be served during the ait
crnoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
XC SIC AND ARTS
.4SSOCl4T[O.N TO
.NkEI HEDNESDI !

The Music and Arts association Is
TO meet AT ,:oo Wednesday evening
at the studio Of Madame Natharlur
kupcuau. TINS meeting IS open to
any rcsluents interested III music
and in the association plan OF
bringing good music to FL Centre at
a ;lgurc within reach Of tue com.
mu4ty a> whole.
Iuc attention Of the association
a the present time is conferred ON
The optralogue 10 bc given at The
Palace thoatrr on the night OF No
Hcmbcr .. These VIII be gwen by
HaNrah Hubbard, originator of the
opcraloguc, with the accompanl
iacuts playcd by Homer Simmons.
The Wednesday meeting VIII cover
the remaining details OF the pag-
tormancc to nc given November :.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Episcopal Guild Will
Meet WIN MrS. FentOn

The Women : Guild of the Epis-
copal Church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $50 at the home of
Mrs. f Il. {. Fcnton at 691 Com
mercial st, for its regular meeting.
\ pleasant afternoon has been
planned for the members and all are
urged te attend.
he food sale given Saturday by
the hullG was well patronized and
reported b. :hc women in charge
TO- nc most successful. Many peo-
pi, arrived locking tct the sale only
10 GAa that Tie ucliea,ies offered
Eau long s,pr,. been sold.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
HalIOUe'en Dance To
Be GiUen AT st. Mary'S
Parish Friday EUening


Tie Young Peoples Club Of St.
Mary 5 parish is planning 4 delight
ful dance to be held Friday even
ing al nine clock 1T ST. Mary 5
Hall.
This IS the second Of series of
dances this club viii give through
out the winter. The, first was voted
a thorough success amt the coming
dance promise, TO be equally en-
ioyablc. 1t is to take the form OF
a Hallowc en- carnival dance, with
costumes, confetti and all that goes
with a real carnival.
Tickets al. now on sale for this
dance al a nominal price.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25

meeting ever held. according to Mrs
W. 4. tondro, worthy m;ttron OF the
local chapter and oAt oi the dele
gates Wau went ~ tnc coas,.
4Ae meetings were helu IN the
ba. room Of tne CORONADO motel and
about 400 women from various
pa.,s OF SuutAcln California were III
attendance. The UalIy meetings
We're taN,n up-witn business pc.
tanning To .. Il. >. matters, wnIlc
the evenings were devoted to several
more informal gatherings.
Local women who attended the
grand chapter were Mrs. ". \. Ton
uru, MIS-. , ,harlrs Sonc>, Mrs. W. +.
North, Mrs. Gertrude Maitland, Mrs.
/. L. Martin anu Mrs. j. i. Scno-
field.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Mss agnes Ferris To
Entertain members
OF Literature Section

The regular meeting Of the Htcra-
turc section Of the Nomau Ten
Thousand club will be held famor-
row morning at 9:30 o'clock at the
home Of MISS Agnes Ic.ri>, 90
brighton street.
Mrs. y. &. Roberts. chairman Of
the section states tnat study Of
= rs You Like 1t viii bc oontln-
ucd. tomorrow ; time being devoted
to the second act. Roll cal of
members is to he answered by quota
tons from the second act OF Shake
Spearc's comedy and Mr,. Roberts
urged that al members and friends
ot this section he prcscH, a tie
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25

Ira Wakefield, Mrs. Morrison and
Mrs. u, L. MlIcs, and the committee
has issued an invitation to al Nom
bers Of the Knights of PythlaS and
their ladies 10 be present.
After The dinner the AnigAts ot
Pytmds VIA hoIJ their regular meet
ing and the ladies have Planned =
social evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Pythiun Sisters VIII
GiUe Poi Luck Dinner
For X. of Z. TOMORROW

The Pythian Sisters are serving 4
T,ot luck dinner to the knights Of
I'ythias tomorrow night in the
knights of Pythias hall at $50. The
dinner IS in charge of the refresh
ncnt committee, composed Of Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Livestock Market

Los ANGELES. Oct. 2j.-Cattlc
receipts 1900, moderate active,
steady to weak; bulk steers 1928.
500; bulk she stock sj.0O-GlO; bulk
calves $7.J0-s00.
Hogs Receipts 700, slow, steady
to 10 lowcfj top $l5.25; bulg $500
lJ.2j.
Receipts 800; lambs $ll.
300; ewes $G.50-7.J0.
The 1926 potato crop Of the San
Fernando valley, Lus Angeles coum.
t., VIII run about 100000 based On
crop oI 900 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
BOARD or ELECTION
Edward DOOl

BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Edward Dool
Judge: Herbert ". Going
Judge: Mrs. Craze T.. Blai5dcll
Clerk: Roy o. Milan
Clerk; George T. Ramsey
Clerk; Mrs. Hally Wallace
Nam" Of Precinct:
ALDER
Location Of Polling Place:
Jasper School House
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Joseph Burdick
Judge: Benjamin NIicr
Judge: Leonard :. Weed
Clerk: Ernest l.. Parker
Clerk: Mrs. Zipporah a. Bump
Clerk: Henry j. Mccullough
Name Of Precinct:
MT. SIGNAL
Location Of Polling Place:
Mt. Sigual Store
BOARD or ELECTION
inspectors; Mont r. Downing
Judge: George A. Cook
Judge: William l.. Tyler
Clerk: Mortimer Willingham
Clerk: Mrs. Ethel None
Clerk: Mrs. Olive NJ. Wolfe
Name Of Precinct:
VERDE
Location of Polling Place:
Bond s Corner Store
BOARD or ELECTION
inspectors: Henry T.. Hooker
Judge: Leroy Hawk
Judge: Lee Boncsteelc
Clerk: Mrs. Syndc Holiday
Clerk: Hosea Neidiffcr
Clerk: Tom Waters
Name Of Precinct:
HEBER
Location Of Polling Place:
Post Office
BOARD or ELECTION
lnspectir: Eugene Potts
Judge: Mrs. Angelina q. Court
aey.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
y tlllf VI e ~ tfAi 3
BRAWLEY No. |

Location Of Polling Place:
Brawlry Union High School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Ashley G. Inwoo
Judge: Mrs. Nora :. Juvenai
Judge: Mrs. Alice NJ. Robins 80
Clerk: Elmer o. Waters
Clerk: Mrs. Xoc II. Baker
Clerk: John DE Lahunt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25

Meet at BraWley

For The thi.d successive week.
Jimmy HUFF will be the hcadiner
at the Brawlcy legion arena, meet
iug Phil Salvatore, one Of the
real topnotch fighters in the state
i'm the main event tomorrow night.
Huff las been going Ike house
attrc d, Bra"lcv and has Il large
following There brcausc of the splcn-
did hat1ic, he has been putting up.
Salvatore is well known to all
boxing enthusiasts in the state
and tuo tart that hc is going to
Show in Brawlcy j., quite "a feather
IN the cap Of the lcgion hoys.
\ good rard has been arranged
for tho balaucc of the evening, and
th. tan, are assured of plenty Of
action.
g.. g.. ~mi,h, Iaton, Fresno conn-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
NOTICE OF ELECTION

pursuant 70 the Code Of
'h STATE Of tarornH; notice hereby
be held throughout
NoHcInlcr 1926; that be houro Of
SIX clock TO tho hour Of u thereof
and fha said The
ignaci polling IN
IuE anI"lntrL cLc-tlln offIccrs. fnLoAs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Ell CENTRIC No. 7

Location of Polling Place:
Seventh Street School House
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspectors: Don G.. Bitter
Judge: William J.. Garrett
Judge: Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Dillcr
Clerk: Mrs. Belle Hovcy
Clerk: James T. DcNorc
Clerk: Mrs. Lcota OycrholIcr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 5

Location of Polling Place:
Olive Street School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Robert i. Moore
Judge: Frederick W. Connolly
Judge: Douglas Il. Decide
ClcrK; Francis b. Ferris
Clerk; Clearance \. Grabendikc
Clerk: Cleo c. McCary
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 6

Location OF FoIIIng Place:
'ocopah Club, 9th and Holt Streets
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Charles Morgan
Judge: Edwin j. Allen
udgc: Lloyd T.. Byrnc
Clerk: Herman y. Conger
Clerk: Mrs. Anna w. Stricklcr
Clerk: Mrs. Irene c. Modem
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
O. E. s. DELEGATES
HOME FROM GRAND
CHAPTER MEETING

The grand chapter meeting Of tie
Order OF the Eastern Star, held the
past week in Coronado, was consid-
cred by all to be the most successful
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Namr of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. 2

Location of Polling Place:
Fast side School
BOARD or ELECTlDN
Inspector: Ms. Mary I. i
wood.
Judge. Mrs. Edith Harris.
Judge: John \. lrclan, j.
clerk: Charles u. Fowler.
clerk: tlarcncc Ried.
Clerk: Irwin Waldsmith.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-25
Name of Precinct:
MESQUITE LAKE

Location of Polling Place:
Coon R9nch
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Mack Trentham
Judge: Daniel Southwcll
Judge: Mrs. Henrietta Timpe
Clcrk: Don G.. Goodrich
Clerk: Amos II. Hevencr
Clerk: George o. Mason