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Mayors of Juneau, Alaska

Mayors of Juneau, 1900-2000 (may be incomplete!)
Arthur K. Delaney 1900-01 George F. Forrest 1901-02 Ohlin H. Adsit 1902-04 George F. Forrest 1904-05 John F. Maloney 1905-06 Herman T. Tripp 1906-07 George F. Forrest 1907-08 Emery Valentine 1908-12 Harry A. Bishop 1912-13 Charles W. Carter 1913-14 John Reck 1914-16 B. D. Stewart 1916-17 Emery Valentine 1917-19 J. Latimer Gray 1919-20 Ralph E. Robertson 1920-23 I. Goldstein 1923-25 James J. Connors 1925-27 Thomas B. Judson 1927-33 I. Goldstein 1933-37 Thomas B. Judson 1937-38 Harry I. Lucas 1938-44 A. B. 'Cot' Hayes 1944-45 Ernest Parsons 1945-46 Waino E. Hendrickson 1946-53 Bert F. McDowell 1953-55 Morrell L. MacSpadden 1955-59 Lauris S. Parker 1959-61 J. Wayne Johnson 1961 A. W. Boddy 1961 Lauris S. Parker 1961-67 Timothy O'Day 1967 Joseph George 1967-69 Joseph A. McLean 1969-73 William A. Macomber 1973-75 Virginia Kline 1975-76 W. D. 'Bill' Overstreet 1976-83 Fran Ulmer 1983-85 Ernest E. Polley 1985-88 Bruce Botelho 1988-90 Jamie Parsons 1990-94 Byron I. Mallott 1994-95 Dennis Egan 1995-2000 Sally Smith 2000-

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