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Story October 26, 1923

The Dolores Star

Dolores, Montezuma County, Colorado

What is this article about?

California Gov. Friend W. Richardson faces an unusual situation in Alpine County, advertising for a supervisor after George H. Luhrs resigns, with no applicants and no local newspaper, posting notice in Markleeville courthouse.

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California's Governor Seeks County Supervisor

Sacramento, Cal. The worm has turned and the job really seeks the man.

Gov. Friend W. Richardson is in the unusual position of having a political plum which apparently nobody wants. It is in Alpine county, where the reluctance of the inhabitants to hold office has caused the governor to have posted in the courthouse at Markleeville a notice calling for applicants for appointment as supervisor.

Supervisor George H. Luhrs of Alpine county created the vacancy by resigning. Patiently the governor waited for the army of deserving aspirants. None came. When he decided to advertise, he found there was no newspaper published in the county.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Governor Richardson Alpine County Supervisor Vacancy Political Appointment Markleeville

What entities or persons were involved?

Gov. Friend W. Richardson George H. Luhrs

Where did it happen?

Sacramento, Cal.; Alpine County; Markleeville

Story Details

Key Persons

Gov. Friend W. Richardson George H. Luhrs

Location

Sacramento, Cal.; Alpine County; Markleeville

Story Details

Gov. Friend W. Richardson posts notice in Markleeville courthouse seeking applicants for Alpine County supervisor vacancy created by George H. Luhrs's resignation, as no aspirants apply and no newspaper exists in the county.

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