Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-15
GOVERNOR OFFICIALLY
PROCLAIMS NOVEMBER
z AS ELECTION DAY

/ In accordance with the law re-
quiring the governor to proclaim the
coming general election, Governor
Hunt has ISSUED the following proc
lamation:
! Whereas, 1t is provided in chapte1.
/, Title II cf the revised statutes of
Arizona 1913 civil code "a amended
that a general election shall be held
for the election of a representative
to congress- members of the legisla-
ture and state, county and precinct
officers on the first Tuesday after
tho first Monday in November, and
every two years thereafter; and
Whereas, Chapter /, title - of the
civil code fur1her proviies that there
shall be at each general election
Immediately preceding the expiration
Of the term of office OF any United
States senator from Arizkna, an elec-
ton Of United States senator; and
Whereas, Chapter /, title % OF TN"
revised statutes of Arizona 1913 pros
yitles that amendments to the cons
stitution and laws against Which q
referendum has been flied measures
which have been initiated by petl-
items bearing an adequate number
of signatures of qualified electors
shall he submitted to the people to
he voted upon at the general cleo
ton following the filing or sucn
! petitions; and
whereas, 1t IS provided by chap
ter 1, title II of the revised statutes
Of Arizona 1913 civil code as amend
! ed that at least thirty days beroro
! a general election the governor shall
| issue proclamation containing a
statement of the tine of election,
offices to be filled and IN order ol
rewards, IN the form prescribed by
law to prevent abuses of the elective
franchise, copies of which proclam~
alton shall be presented to the crerN
of the board of supervisors OF the
different counties of the stare;
Now, Therefpre, l. George w. P.
Hunt, governor of the state of ART
zona, and IN pursuance of my duties
as Prescribed by law, do hereby
proclaim II general election to be
held on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in November, 1925, which
will be November 2, for the election
of officials as follows:
For United States senator; for q
representative in congress; for
judge of the supreme court FOR a
full term; for governor a secre-
tary of state, a state aucitor, a
state treasurer, an attorney general,
a superintendent of public instruc,
tion, one corporation commissioner,
two tax commissioners, a mine IN,
spector, and such judges of the SUI
perior court of the state of Arizona
in and for the severaI counties OF
the state as are authorized by law,
and such state senators and state
representatives as are authorized by
section 1, subdivision 2, article 4
of the constitution of the state Of
Arizona, as amended by initiative
petition of the people adopted at the
general election November 5, 1918
and which became a law by proclaim
alton of the governor, December 5, !
1918;
For each of the counties of the
treasurer, a school superintendent,
recorder, an assessor clerk of
the superior court, and such super, /
NioOAo anu JUollCGS OI Inc peace ana
constables as are authorized by the
law pertaining to those offices in the
several counties, and to AFFORD an
opportunity for the people of the
state of Arizona to vote upon con-
stitutional amendments 100 and 1Ol,
referendum laws numbers 800 ana
301, referendum laws numbers 3O2
and 303, initiative laws numbers 30i
and $685. initiative laws numbers SOC
and 3O7; !
And I do hereby offer a reward
of $4,000 for the arrest and con-
v:ction of any and every person VIC, |
lating any of the provisions of title
4, part 1 of the penal code, such
rewards to be paid until the total
amount hereafter expended for tho
purpose reaches the amount of $4,000. |
In witness whereof, I have here.
unto set my hand ari caused tho
great seal of the state to be affixed. !
Done this End day of October,
1926, A. D., at Phoenix, the capitai. /,
GEO. w. P. HUNT,