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Amarillo Election on December 2 1925 for Charter Amendments
Notice sets December 2 1925 as election day in Amarillo Texas to vote on First Amendment expanding city boundaries and Second Amendment enabling taxes up to 1.80 per 100 value to fund water works bonds. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with detailed precincts and election officials listed.
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State OF Texas
Potter
Amarillo
Texas
Easy City
Gas City
City of
Potter and
Randall Counties
State of
A. B. & M. Grant
Randell County
Summers
Country Club
Roberts Place
San Jacinto Heights
University Heights
Miller Heights
Amarillo Heights
Tarter
Denver Heights
Famous Heights Park
Grenwood
Potter County
Edgefield
Randall County
Edgefield Addition
Roy Lindsay
E. B. Sanders
Fort Worth
Denver City Railroad
Same
Nelson Street
Varas
Tenth Street
Glenwood
Potter and Randall Counties
Block 2
Pecos & Northern Texas Railroad
Board of Equalization
Bert McCullough
Howard Trigg
Misg Allesa Skillman
J. W. Goff
Polk Street
Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad
Bowie Street
Bivins
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railroad
Tenth
Garfield
J.R. Gant
R. J. Broyles
A. Triplett
EK. J. Witt
Taylor and
Tenth Streets
Taylor Street
Hall
Fourteenth Street
Fillmore
J. P. Burgess
Howard Williams
George Mieran
Woodlief Garage
Sixteenth
Washington
W. S. Carter
John Cresens
FE. R. Bruce
J. C. Burkhalter
Louisiana Street
Lee Rivins