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Mayors of El Paso, Texas

Mayors of El Paso, 1873-1993 (may be incomplete!)
Ben S. Dowell 1873-75 Melton A. Jones 1875-76 Solomon Shultz 1880-81 Joseph Magoffin 1881-85 C. Lightbody 1885-89 Richard Caples 1889-93 W. H. Austin 1893-94 Adolph Solomon 1894 A. K. Albers 1894 Robert Campbell 1895-97 Joseph Magoffin 1897-1901 Ben F. Hammett 1901-03 Charles Davis, Sr. 1905-07 Joseph Sweeney 1907-10 W. F. Robinson 1910 Charles E. Kelly 1910-15 Tom Lea 1915-17 Charles Davis, Jr. 1917-23 R. M. Dudley 1923-25 H. P. Jackson 1925-27 R. Ewing Thomason 1927-31 A. B. Poe 1931 R. E. Sherman 1931-37 M. A. Harlan 1937-38 J. E. Anderson 1938-47 Dan R. Ponder 1947-49 Dan L. P. Dike 1949-51 Fred Hervey 1951-55 W. T. Misenhimer 1955 Tom E. Rogers 1955-57 Raymond Telles 1957-61 Ralph Seitsinger 1961-63 Judson F. Williams 1963-69 Ashley G. Classen 1969 Peter De Wetter 1969-71 Bert Williams 1971-73 Fred Hervey 1973-75 Don Henderson 1975-77 Ray Salazar 1977-79 Thomas D. Westfall 1979-81 Jonathan W. Rogers 1981-89 Suzanne S. Azar 1989-91 William S. Tilney 1991-93 Larry Francis 1993-

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