The Forrest City times., 1896-08-07
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.
The Men Who VIII Have Charge in Ar
kansas Counties

sioners, composed of the governor, sec
rotary of state and attorney general,
met recently and selected county cleo
ton commissioners in each of the IS
counties of the state. The board was
guided in its selections by the recon-
mendations furnished by county CEN
trail committees, and in the few in
stances where such recommendation
were not forthcoming, the board Sc
lected commissioners whom they knew
personally. The old rule was adhered
to. In counties where the populist vote
outnumbered that of the republican, a
a populist was appointed the third
member, and vice versa.
The list is as follows by counties in
alphabetical order:
Arkansas-Byron Price, p. M Black, demo-
Gratis; H. f. Martin. republican.
Ashley-Gaston Z. George, J. IL. Pryor, DEM
ocrats; c. c. Allen, republican.
Baxter-Wiley M. Dyer, u. NJ Horton. demo-
Gratis; j. L. Cowan, republican.
Benton-E. II. Morgan, M D. Mauck, demo-
Gratis; George Bills. populist.
Boone-James A. Flynn James H. Williams
democrats; Felix $. Baker. republican.
Bradley-W. F. Mack, B. w. Morton. demo-
Gratis: j. J. Grider populist.
Calhoun. II. Couch, w. J. Craven, demo-
Gratis; orrin Pearson, republican.
CARROLL. Ii. Malloy, John A Bridgeford,
democrats; T. A. Trantham, republican.
Chicot-Jen p Peak, John Bagby, democrats;
w. II. Logan, republican.
Clark-W d. Rogers Ed Hall, democrats; E.
w. McBrayer, populist.
Clay-H. Holcomb F.. NJ Carter, democrats;
b. A. Davis, republican
Cleburne-J. X. b. Moore J. b. Miller demo-
Gratis; T. r. Brice, populist.
Cleveland-W H. Watts G. NJ Marke demo-
Gratis; j. N Marks, populist.
Columbia M. f. Talley. Henry Stevens. DEM
ocrats; +. f. Simmons, populst
Conway. c. Massey, Wood Rainwater,
democrats; w. j. Holder, populist.
Craighead-H. A. Jones. w A. Maywook
democrats; A. A. kellar populist.
Crawford-H. L. Fitzhugh E. D. Cochrane
democrat; Jacob Yoes, republican.
Crittenden-L. III. Barton, Otto Seyppel, DEM
ocrats; w E. Raulston, republican.
Cross-T. B. Smith, c. p. Jones, democrats;
W. II. Burns, independent.
Dallas-Charlie Mann, 5. Fl. Smith demo-
Gratis; w. L. Porter republican.
Desha-C. c. Hemingway. w. d. Preston,
democrats; J. p. Whitehill, republican.
Drew-T. +. Tfllar, X. L. Hardy, democrats;
j. M. l.. Thomson. republican.
Faulkner-A j. Witt, b. w. Durham, demo-
Gratis; John Dunaway, populist.
Franklin-W. A. Carter L. j. Carmack, DEM
ocrats; w c. Bill, republican.
Fulton-Geo. T. Humphrey, a. Fl. Roberts
democrats; Abe Hughes republican.
Garland-W. H. Martin, c. V. league demo-
Gratis; Fred f. johnson, republican
Grant-W. c. c. borough. H. B. Poss. demo-
Gratis; w. II. Hyde, populist.
Greene. r. Taylor Hugh Sullivan demo-
Gratis: j II. IiddlC DOD,IliSt
Hempstead-J. c. Jones F.. F. White demo.
Gratis; J p. Mitchell, republican.
Hot Spring j. II. Alexander, Dave McRae,
democrats; John J. Miles populist
Howard d. Shaver A. Nj McCrary, demo-
Gratis; T. j. Garner populist.
independence -Robt. 2. Weaver, NJ. C. Long
democrats Reason Wells, popuIst
lard. A. Stages, E. c. Parsons, demo-
Gratis; j. w. Byler, republican.
Jackson. Minor, J. ). Stephens, demo-
Gratis; ]. w. Grubs. republican.
Jefferson A. b. Grace, S Y. T. Knox, demo-
Gratis; Carl Stnbbfield, republican.
Johnson William Allen, \. c. Miller demo-
Gratis; w. ID. Allnut, populist.
Lafayette-E H. Garfield Allen Hamiter
democrats; c. B. Peck, republican.
Lawrence-W A. Townsend, Andrew Pom
der, democrats; j. G. House populist.
Lem. II. Ford, Thos Foster democrats;
Jacob Shaul, republican.
Lincoln. II. Hellums J. w. McWilley,
democrats; J. F. Davis populist.
Logan-Chas. F. VAIL Henry Stroup, dem
ocrats; J. W Wagner; republican
Gratis; Thos Tanner. populist
Madison-T. c. Scaggs, f. II. Anderson, dem
ocrats; VIM. A Mars republican.
Marion-T H. Flippin, S. W. Woods, demo.
Gratis; j. e. Wickersham, republican.
Miller-L. a. Byrne, J. N; ,Crenshaw, demo-
Gratis; B. NJ. Foreman, republican.
Mississippi Bowen. j. W. Rhodes
democrats; Alex Goodrich republican.
Monroe-R Miles, E. j. Wheelock, demo-
Gratis: II. l.. d. Whitson, republican.
Montgomery John H. Mclean. C. p. Wat
kins democrats; II. Fl. Williamson populist.
Newton-A. F. Casey. A. j. ONeal, demo-
Gratis; II. f. Harrison populist.
Ouachita-J. W. Meek, J. T. Sirord. demo-
Gratis; James c. Russell, republican.
Perry.W. S. Iserig, John Duke, democrats.
Phillips-E. c. Horror. r. b. Macon demo-
Gratis; 5. l. Clark republican.
Pike. T. Pollard, s. J, Thomasson, demo-
Gratis; ID. L. Bevis, populist
Poinsett-L: G. Going, N. H. Whitaker, dem
ocrats; r. b. French republican.
Polk-Pole McPhetridge N A. Gum demo-
Gratis; Andrew j. Foster, populist.
Pope-Tom Brooks. n. f. Cleveland. demo-
Gratis; democrats; J. D. Mcclure, populist.
Prairie-A. l.. Aydelott, A. S Reinhardt
democrats; w. A. E. Tisdale, republican.
Pulaski-W. }. Terry, f. M Fulk. democrats;
H. f. Auten, republican
Randolph. A. Leneur, A. NJ. Reynolds,
democrats: j. NJ. c. Lehman, republican.
Saline. +. Shoppach, Lem kirkpatrick,
Democrat Isaac sfs H Harrison poPyIiiStt
Gratis; j. w. Chiles populist.
William Sitton, F. p. Greenhaw,
democrats; j. w. RambO, republican.
Sebastian-T. p. Winchester and J. w Mad
dox, democrats; Mark NJ. Cohn, republican.
Sevier-R A: Gillian, II. D. Murphy. demo-
Gratis; Rufus Merrill, populist
Sharp-S H. Davidson, John II. Turner,
democrats; J. NJ Montgomery, populist.
st. FrancisJ. w. Aven S. NJ Blslock,
democrats.
Stone-W II. II. Oyler. H. Denman DEM
ocrats; j. f. Chappell, populist
Union-John G, Wright, Dave Armstrong.
democrats; d. G. Howard populist
Van Buron-John B. Thompson James w.
can.
Washington-T. II. Humphrey, Joe d. Will
son democrats: H. Z. Jenkins pOpuliSt