Mires, Austin, 1852-1936.

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Lawyer, judge, and politician in Ellensburg, Washington.

From the description of Papers, 1880-1935. (Washington State University). WorldCat record id: 48414194 From the guide to the Papers, 1880-1935., 1880-1935, (Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections)

Law student at University of Michigan.

From the description of Austin Mires diary, Oct. 1880-Mar. 1882. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34420006

Lawyer, judge, and politician of Ellensburg, Washington.

From the description of Austin Mires papers, 1871-1936. (Washington State University). WorldCat record id: 29852521 February 11, 1852 Born, Parrish, Iowa. 1882 LL.B., University of Michigan. 1882 Chief Clerk of Oregon State Senate. 1883 Moved to Ellensburg and entered the practice of law. February 26, 1886 First Mayor of Ellensburg (two terms). 1888 Treasurer of Ellensburg. 1888 Vice-President of Ellensburg National Bank. (six years) 1888 Delegate to Territorial Admission Convention. 1889 Delegate to Constitutional Convention. 1898 Chairman Kittitas County Republican Central Committee. 1890 Board of Equalization and Appeal. 1899 Supervisor of Census, Second District of Washington. 1901 President, Washington State Bar Association. 1902 Ellensburg City Attorney (three years). 1904 Kittitas County Prosecuting Attorney (two years). 1904 Irrigation Code Commissioner. 1908 Defeated for Superior Court Judge. 1912 Presidential Elector (Roosevelt). 1916 Defeated for State Legislature. 1918 Defeated for U. S. Congress. 1920 State Legislature (one term). Chairman, Committee on Constitutional Revision. 1922 Defeated for State Legislature. 1926 Secretary, Kittitas County Republican Central Committee. October 5, 1928 Appointed Kittitas County Superior Court Judge. November 6, 1928 Defeated for Superior Court Judge. 1930 Justice of the Peace. 1933 Honorary President of Repeal Convention, Olympia. 1935 Police Court Judge, Ellensburg. March 4, 1936 Died, Ellensburg, Washington. From the guide to the Austin Mires Papers, 1872-1936, (Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections)

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