The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
Mondays Election.

MAKE a tabulated statement of the
vote Monday, but enough is known
that the Democrat licletic OF the
county is elected with the cxcep.
ton OF John l. Wortbing,on.
Morton, the Republican candi-
date for State Senator, is elected
fby something over 800 votes. His
vote In Newton county was 9l7;
in Boone sos and about $50 in this
county. Phillips vote in Boone
was 685, Newton 225, about 1850 in
Carroll Mltchell's vote in Boone
is 635, Newton $50, Carroll 1875.
THE SUCCESSFUL.
Hon. W. B. Morton, the State
Senator elect, enjoys the reputation
OF being all accomplished scholar
and a Christian gentleman. He is
resident OF Boone, but so near
the west edge OF the county that he
is the next thing to Carroll coun-
ty man. He is t.rmer and
school teacher, hence the two most
important features OF our State
will have a credi,able representa-
live in the Upper House OF the
Legisl stature tor the next four years.
w. NJ. Brown will represent
Carroll county in the next general
assembly. His majority was $50.
Mr.. Brown is a native of Arkansas
and has been "a resident OF Carroll
county for many years. HIS ac-
quain,ance with the needs of our
people will make him good legis-
latOr.
John I. Worthing!on sue
ceeds himself as County and Pro
bate Judge. Although with Dem
ocratic odds against him be goes in
with 400 votes majority. His su-
perior ability and usefulness were
fully appreciated by the people OF
Carroll county, hence his election
is the result Of good JUDGEMENT,
both upon the part OF himself and
the voters Of the county.
A. P. Naples, the Sheriff elect,
becomes his own successor by
about $50 votes. Mr.. Naples has
made Il credi:able officer and his
familiarity with the people of Car
roll county is too woll known to
speak OF further.
Clip Taylor's majority was
about 100. Mr.. Taylor has been
an efficient Deputy Circuit Clerk
under Mr.. Naples tor the last tour
years and the duties OF the office
are fully known to him.
J. 2. Fancher will occupy the
County Clerks Office for second
term. Mr.. Fancher has repeatedly
filled important trusts in our coun-
~ and his familiarity with the
duties OF his Office warrants the
statement that for two years more
We will have good clerk.
l.. L. McKennon, whose majori-
ty was l25, will have ch arge OF
the coun,y's money tor the next
two years. He is one of CarroIl's
most prosperous farmers and that
he will make a trusty Treasurer
goes without saying.
J. S. Shipman was reelected AS
SCISSOR by about $50. Mr.. Ship.
mans business ability is hard to
turn down at the polls.
J. NJ. Bunch was elected Survey.
or by odds. There is not better
or more deserving man III the coun.
ty than Mr.. Bunch.
Mike Coxsey is elected Coroner
without opposition. Mr.. Coxsey is
q member Of the firm of W. r.
Sneed & Co. Of Green Forest. He
will make an excellent Off Ger.
Following is the vote OF Hick-
ory township from State Senator
down. The Democrat State ticket
received l16 votes, Republican 81,
Peoples Party %. State Senator
Phillips l67, Mitchell I, Morton
80. Representatives. W n S3,
Chiles 80, Purseliy SO. County
,Judge-Freeman IS, Worthington
1876. Sheritf-MapIes l54, Broyles
S6, Evans 27. Circuit Clerk-Tay-
lor, 96, Meador l49, Ray IA.
County Clerk-Fancher l48, Ken
dali ll9. Observation-Disclosures
l44, Barnett ITO. Assessor-Ship-
man l55, Newport 81, Mclaughlin
"a. Surveyor-Bunch l67, PEN