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Mayor of the City of Amarillo
Seal of the City of Amarillo
Flag of the City of Amarillo
Incumbent
Cole Stanley
since May 15, 2023
Term lengthTwo years
Inaugural holderWarren W. Wetsel
FormationJanuary 1892; 132 years ago (1892-01)

List of mayors of Amarillo

No.[1] Portrait Name Term in office Length of service Previous office
1 Warren W. Wetsel
(1849–1928; aged 79) 		February, 1892
–
1894 		2 years None
government enjoined (1894–1899)
2 R. L. Stringfellow
(1854–1909; aged 55) 		1899
–
1902 		3 years None
3 Stafford Lightburne
(1854–1927; aged 72) 		1902
–
1906 		4 years None
4 Will A. Miller Jr.
(1871–1930; aged 58) 		1906
–
April, 1908 		2 years None
5 Lon D. Marrs
(1858–1943; aged 84) 		April, 1908
–
April 23, 1910 		2 years Potter County Attorney (1890–1896)
Member of the Potter County Court (1896–1904)
6 James H. Patton
(1861–1943; aged 82)[2] 		April 23, 1910
–
April, 1912 		2 years None
7 W. E. Gee
(1872–1952; aged 79)[3] 		April, 1912
–
December, 1914 		1 year, 8 months City attorney of Amarillo
(1902–1908)
8 J. N. Beasley
(1878–1963; aged 84) 		December, 1913
–
1916 		3 years Member of Shelby County, Tennessee Court until 1910
9 Lon D. Marrs
(1858–1943; aged 83) 		January, 1917
–
1922 		Potter County Attorney (1890–1896)
Member of the Potter County Court (1896–1904)
Mayor of Amarillo (1908–1910)
10 E. S. Blasdel
(1878–1930; aged 51) 		1923
–
April, 1925 		None
11 Lee Bivins †[a]
(1862–1829; aged 66) 		April, 1925
–
January 17, 1929 		3 years, 9 months None
12 Ernest O. Thompson
(1892–1966; aged 74)[4] 		April, 1929
–
May 31, 1932 		3 years, 1 month None
13 Ross D. Rogers
(1889–1974; aged 84)[5] 		July 19, 1932
–
April 14, 1941 		Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1864–1865)
14 Joe A. Jenkins
(1895–1981; aged 85)[6] 		April 14, 1941
–
May 8, 1867 		Member of the Amarillo City Council
(1935–1941)
15 Damien Marchesseault[b]
(1818–1868; aged 49) 		May 8, 1867
–
August 8, 1867[c] 		92 days Zanjero of Los Angeles
(1866–1867)
16 Cristobal Aguilar[b]
(1816–1886; aged 70) 		August 8, 1867
–
December 7, 1868 		1 year, 121 days Mayor of Los Angeles
(1866–1867)
17 Joel Turner
(1820–1888; aged 68) 		December 9, 1868
–
December 9, 1870 		2 years Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1862–1864)
18 Cristobal Aguilar[b]
(1816–1886; aged 70) 		December 9, 1870
–
December 5, 1872 		1 year, 362 days Mayor of Los Angeles
(1867–1868)
19 James R. Toberman
(1836–1911; aged 75) 		December 5, 1872
–
December 18, 1874 		2 years, 13 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1870)
– Manuel Requena[d]
(1802–1876; aged 74) 		January 13, 1855
–
January 25, 1855 		12 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1850–1855)
– Wallace Woodworth[a]
(1832–1882; aged 50) 		December 26, 1860
–
January 7, 1861 		12 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1860–1861)
– Manuel Requena
(1802–1876; aged 74) 		September 22, 1856
–
October 4, 1856 		12 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1856–1867)
13 Prudent Beaudry
(1819–1893; aged 74) 		December 18, 1874
–
December 8, 1876 		1 year, 356 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1871–1874)
14 Frederick A. MacDougall †[e]
(1818–1878) 		December 8, 1876
–
November 16, 1878 		1 year, 348 days None
– Bernard Cohn[e]
(1835–1889; aged 53) 		November 16, 1878
–
November 21, 1878 		5 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1876–1878)
15 November 21, 1878
–
December 5, 1878 		14 days
(12) James R. Toberman[b]
(1836–1911; aged 75) 		December 5, 1878
–
December 9, 1882 		4 years, 4 days Mayor of Los Angeles
(1872–1874)
16 Cameron E. Thom
(1825–1915; aged 89) 		December 9, 1882
–
December 9, 1884 		2 years 15th Los Angeles County District Attorney
(1877–1879)
17 Edward F. Spence
(1832–1892; aged 59) 		December 9, 1884
–
December 14, 1886 		2 years, 5 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1879–1881)
18 William H. Workman
(1839–1918; aged 79) 		December 14, 1886
–
December 10, 1888 		1 year, 362 days Member of the Los Angeles Common Council
(1878–1880)
19 John Bryson
(1852–1915; aged 63) 		December 10, 1888
–
February 25, 1889[f] 		77 days Member of the Board of Police Commissioners
(1890–1891)
20 Henry T. Hazard
(1844–1921; aged 77) 		February 25, 1889
–
December 5, 1892[g] 		3 years, 291 days Member of the Los Angeles Board of Freeholders
(1887–1888)
– William H. Bonsall[g]
(1846–1905; aged 59) 		December 5, 1892
–
December 12, 1892 		7 days Member of the Los Angeles City Council
(1889–1892)
21 Thomas E. Rowan
(1842–1901; aged 59) 		December 12, 1892
–
December 12, 1894 		2 years 8th Los Angeles City Treasurer
(1868–1870)
22 Frank Rader
(1848–1897; aged 48) 		December 12, 1894
–
December 16, 1896 		2 years, 4 days Member of the Los Angeles Street Commission
(1890–1894)
23 Meredith P. Snyder
(1859–1937; aged 77) 		December 16, 1896
–
December 15, 1898 		1 year, 364 days Member of the Los Angeles City Council
(1894–1896)
24 Frederick Eaton
(1856–1934; aged 78) 		December 15, 1898
–
December 12, 1900 		1 year, 362 days Los Angeles City Engineer
(1889–1890)
(23) Meredith P. Snyder[b]
(1859–1937; aged 77) 		December 12, 1900
–
December 8, 1904 		3 years, 362 days Mayor of Los Angeles
(1896–1898)
25 Owen McAleer
(1858–1944; aged 86) 		December 8, 1904
–
December 13, 1906 		2 years, 5 days Member of the Los Angeles City Council
(1902–1904)
26 Arthur C. Harper
(1866–1948; aged 82) 		December 13, 1906
–
March 11, 1909[h] 		2 years, 88 days Member of the Los Angeles Charter Revision Committee
(1906)
– Niles Pease
(1838–1921; aged 83) 		March 11, 1909
–
March 15, 1909 		4 days Member of the Los Angeles City Council
(1906–1909)
27 William Stephens[h]
(1859–1944; aged 84) 		March 15, 1909
–
March 26, 1909 		11 days Member of the Los Angeles Board of Education
(1906)
28 George Alexander
(1839–1923; aged 83) 		March 26, 1909
–
July 1, 1913 		4 years, 97 days Member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
(1901–1909)
29 Henry H. Rose
(1856–1923; aged 67) 		July 1, 1913
–
July 1, 1915 		2 years Judge of the Los Angeles Police Judges
(1905–1913)
30 Charles E. Sebastian
(1873–1929; aged 56) 		July 1, 1915
–
September 2, 1916 		1 year, 63 days Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department
(1911–1915)
– Martin F. Betkouski
(1860–1942; aged 81) 		September 2, 1916
–
September 5, 1916 		3 days
31 Frederic T. Woodman
(1871–1949; aged 77) 		September 5, 1916
–
July 1, 1919 		2 years, 299 days Member of the Los Angeles Harbor Commission
(1902–1916)
(23) Meredith P. Snyder[b]
(1859–1937; aged 77) 		July 1, 1919
–
July 1, 1921 		2 years Commissioner of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission
(1913–1917)
32 George E. Cryer
(1875–1961; aged 86) 		July 1, 1921
–
July 1, 1929 		8 years Chief Los Angeles County District Attorney
(1915–1919)
33 John C. Porter
(1871–1959; aged 88) 		July 1, 1929
–
July 1, 1933 		4 years None
34 Frank L. Shaw
(1877–1958; aged 80) 		July 1, 1933
–
September 26, 1938[i] 		5 years, 87 days Member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
(1928–1933)
35 Fletcher Bowron
(1887–1968; aged 81) 		September 26, 1938
–
July 1, 1953 		14 years, 278 days Judge of the Los Angeles County Superior Court
(1926–1938)
36 Norris Poulson
(1895–1982; aged 82) 		July 1, 1953
–
July 1, 1961 		8 years U.S. Representative for California
(1947–1953)
37 Sam Yorty
(1909–1998; aged 88) 		July 1, 1961
–
July 1, 1973 		12 years U.S. Representative for California
(1951–1955)
38 Tom Bradley
(1917–1998; aged 80) 		July 1, 1973
–
July 1, 1993 		20 years Member of the Los Angeles City Council
(1963–1973)
39 Richard Riordan
(1930–2023; aged 92) 		July 1, 1993
–
July 1, 2001 		8 years Member of the Board of Recreation and Parks Commissioners
(1987–1992)
40 James Hahn
(born 1950; age 74) 		July 1, 2001
–
July 1, 2005 		4 years 15th Los Angeles City Attorney
(1985–2001)
41 Antonio Villaraigosa
(born 1953; age 71) 		July 1, 2005
–
July 1, 2013 		8 years Member of the Los Angeles City Council
(2003–2005)
42 Eric Garcetti
(born 1971; age 53) 		July 1, 2013
–
December 11, 2022[j] 		9 years, 163 days Member of the Los Angeles City Council
(2001–2013)
43 Karen Bass
(born 1953; age 70) 		December 12, 2022
–
Incumbent 		1 year, 225 days U.S. Representative for California
(2011–2022)
  1. ^ "History of Amarillo City Officials".
  2. ^ "Apr 23, 1910, page 3 - Fort Worth Star-Telegram at Newspapers.com". Newspapers.com. Retrieved 2024-07-03.
  3. ^ "Mar 08, 1952, page 3 - Fort Worth Star-Telegram at Newspapers.com". Newspapers.com. Retrieved 2024-07-03.
  4. ^ "Jun 01, 1932, page 3 - The Austin American at Newspapers.com". Newspapers.com. Retrieved 2024-07-03.
  5. ^ "Jul 13, 1932, page 1 - Pampa Daily News at Newspapers.com". Newspapers.com. Retrieved 2024-07-03.
  6. ^ "Apr 08, 1941, page 11 - Fort Worth Star-Telegram at Newspapers.com". Newspapers.com. Retrieved 2024-07-03.
  7. ^ Cite error: The named reference Rasmussen was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  8. ^ "HARPER'S RESIGNATION DOES NOT HALT RECALL; ELECTION MUST BE HELD, SAYS CITY ATTORNEY". Los Angeles Herald. March 16, 1909.
  9. ^ "THE NEWS SUMMARY". Los Angeles Herald. February 2, 1909.
  10. ^ "HERALD WINS ITS FIGHT FOR PURE GOVERNMENT". Los Angeles Herald. March 16, 1909.
  11. ^ John R. Babcock, "When Los Angeles Was a World-Class City of Corruption," Los Angeles Herald-Examiner," May 12, 1989, page A-19
  12. ^ O'Brien, Brendan (March 8, 2017). "Los Angeles mayor wins re-election in landslide". Reuters. Archived from the original on March 10, 2017. Retrieved March 10, 2017.


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