Frank Luke
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913

Frank Luke who for over eighteen years has been continuously 
in public office in Maricopa County, was in the fall of 1911 
elected county supervisor, a position which he has since 
capably and creditably filled.  He as born in Germany in 
1859 and spent his early childhood in his native country, 
coming to Arizona when he was five years of age.  He 
acquired his education in the public schools of the 
territory and after laying aside his books he engaged 
in mining and merchandising in Prescott.  He dates his 
residence in the Salt River Valley from 1880 and has 
been in Maricopa County for a number of years, during 
which he has gained a position of precedence in local 
political circles.  He was made city and county assessor 
of Maricopa County and was re-elected to that position 
for fourteen years.  In the fall of 1911 he was elected 
county supervisor of Maricopa County and has since served.

Mr. Luke married Miss Tilly Liebenow and they became the 
parents of nine children, the family being well known in 
social circles of Phoenix.

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