The Forrest City times., 1898-07-29
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.
The Board Selected In Each County TIVE
Democrats and One Republican
Or Populist.

OF Gov. Jones, Secretary of State Hull
and Attorney General Trustworthy, has
selected the election commissioners for
each county to serve for the next tive
years. The commissioners in turn have
the appointment of judges and clerks
OF elections in each precinct within it's
Jurisdiction. The policy pursued by
the board is this: Two democratic COM
missioners in each county, one repub-
hcan commissioner in each county
where Remmel for governor in 1896 re-
ceived more votes than Files, populist,
and one populist in each county where
Files received more votes than Remmel
Following isa complete list of the COM
missioners:
Arkansas County-John F. Park and John NJ
Con, democrats; J. f. Swanson, republican.
Ashley-G. p. George and j. H. Pryor, demo-
Gratis; James Hall. republican.
Baxter. NJ. Horton and w. NJ Dyer, demo-
Gratis; J. L. Cowan, republican.
Benton-W. A. Dickson and Berry Oakiy.
democrats: Joseph d. Bryan republican.
Boone. W. Williams and It. NJ, james
democrats; F. S. Baker, republican.
Bradley-J +. Neely and b. w. Martin,
democrats; H. f. Butler, populist
Caihoun-L b. Dilworth and I. w. Harrel,
democrats; L. G. Tomlinson. republican.
Carroll-John A. Bridgeford and r. w. .Goude-
lock democrats; w. d. Crawford, republican.
Chicot-B. R. Vinson and Thos. p. John
son, democrats; Henry Harden. republican.
Clark-E. M Hall and Josiah Hardage demo-
Gratis; w. I. Browning. populist.
Clay-Jas. p. Potter and Dr. A. r. Simpson,
democrats; R. B. Bailey, republican.
Cleburne-J. R b. Moore and C. c. Nc
dar1n p II
Cieveland-G A j. May and G.. c. Atwood,
democrats; j. II. Bridges. republican.
Columbia-H. L. Tawkins and w. H. Warnock
democrats; j. G. Brown, republican.
Conway-S. w. Massey and ]. w. johnson,
democrats.
Craighead-H A. Jones and W. A. haywood
democrats; A. A Keller, populist.
Crowford-Henry L. Fitzhugh and Geo. w.
wagner, democrats; Alvis Smith, republican.
Crittenden-Louis Barton nd Otto Seyppel,
democrats; w. w. Harrison. republican.
Cross-W. G. Mitchell and j. A. Saddler,
democrats; w. T. Smith, republican.
Dallas-N. A. Clark and r. W. Cheatham,
democrats; L. Levy. republican.
Desha-C. c. Hemingway and George E.
James. democrats; Henry Thane, republican.
Drew c. Il Harris and n. A Murray, demo-
Gratis George L. Beltz, republican.
Faulkner-John t. Young and H. G. Nixon.
democrats; w. c. Gore, republican.
Franklin w A. Carter and T. A. Pettigrew
democrats; w. c. Bill, republican
Fulton-D. p. Tunstall and 4. ID. Noe, demo
Gratis John I HALL, republican.
Garland-W r. Woody aud S. A Buchanan,
democrats; A. c. Jones. republican.
Grant,. H. Lybrand and DR.. j. L. Butler
democrats.
Greene-D. G. Beauchamp and A. B. Hayes
democrats; S. A. Ashcraft. republican.
Hempstead-J. II. Black and w. S. Eakin
demOCrafS. n
Hot Spring-Dave McCray and H. A. Butler
democrats; John j. Miles, republican
Howard-W. w. Turner and G. G. Graves
democrats.
Independence-T H. Deering and w. R. ALL
bright democrats: w. S. Talley, republican
Izard-A. c. Dixon and Thomas H. Allen
democrats; Joe NJ. Shannon. republican.
Jackson-T. s. Stevens and V. NJ Mcdonald
democrats; Joseph w. Grubbs. republican.
Jenerson-A. b. Grace and Leo NJ Andrews
democrats; n. S. Kite. republican.
Johnson-A c. Miller and VIM. Allen, demo
Gratis; William =. Allnutt, republican.
Lafayette-E. H. Caulfield and c. II. Barham
democrats; DR.. q. H. Chisholm, republican.
Lawrence-S. c. Dowell and c. z. Bobo
democrats; F. w. Tucker, republican.
Lee-M H. Ford and w. II. Hampton, demo
Gratis; ]. Shaul republican.
Ltncoln-J. M Meroney and ]. II. Hellums
democrats; Milton Garretson. republican.
Little River-B. f. Love and Joe NJ. Johnson
democrats; A d. Hawkins, republican.
Logan-W. c. Roady and Chas. F. wahl
democrats; D. L. T. Chitwood, republican
Lonoke-J. E. Hicks and j. NJ Neely, demo
Gratis; A. G. Curtis. republican.
Madison-Marion Anderson and ]. b. Lewta
democrats; j. 4. Powell, republican.
Marion-J. w. Black and A. W. WICKER
sham. democrats; Neal Dodd, republican.
Miller-John N Cook and r. A Munson
democrats; Thomas Orr. republican.
Mississippi-E. NJ. Ayers and A. b. Young
democrats; Alex Goodrich, republican.
Monroe-E ]. Whec'ock and d. II. Gideon
democrats; A. A. Diffey, republican.
Montgomery-John A. MCLEAN and L. n
Burnett. democrats; II. II. Wilkinson, popu.
list.
Nevsda-C. c. Handy and o. y. Gordon
democrats; Ed F. Gee populist
Newton-B. Z. McFerin and J. G. Smith
democrats; ]. B. Moss. republican.
Ouachita-John I. Sifford and E. S. Green.
ing. democrats; James c. Russell. republican
Perry-W. A. Isgrig and J. w. Duke. demo
Gratis; j. ID. Billings, republican.
Phillips-James r. Turner and Lee Pender.
grass, democrats; N. N. Straub. republican.
Pike. I. Pollard and NJ. A. Brock. demo.
Gratis; A. w. Parker, populist.
Poinsett-L c. Going and L. D. Freeman
democrats; c. X. French, republican.
Piok-W. Ivan Matheney and Henry Giftsch
democrats; S. J. Philpot populist
Pope-Ed l. McCrackin and Gus Hogins
democrats; r. F. Roys, republican.
Prairie-W L. Williford and w. H. Bland
democrats; J. NJ. McClintock, republican.
Pulaski-F. NJ. Fulk and 7. NJ Seawel, demo
Gratis: Scipio A. Jones, republican
Randolph-Elias c. Mack and S. A. d. Eaton
democrats; G. G. Galbraith, republican.
Saline-John 7. Shoppach and w. L. Cooper
democrats; NJ p. Weetbrook. republican.
Scott-D. A. Edwards and r. A. Goble. demo
Gratis; j. w. Chiles. populist.
Sebastian-Matthew Gray and J. w. Quinn
democrats; Mark S. Cohn. republican.
Searcy-Wm- Sutton and w. j. Gates, demo
Gratis; John A. Rambo republican.
Sevier-H. c. Williamson and T. b. Holman
democrats; Rufus Merrill, populist
Sharp-w. Corroll Shaver and James c
Southworth. democrats; G. w. McClain. re.
publican.
Stone-T. S. Compton and W. f. Catheron
democrats
st. Francis-James Fussel and s. II. Mann
democrats; T. o. Fitzpatrick, republican.
Union-Henry W. Miles and j. X Shepperd
democrats; d. C. Howard. populist-
Van Buren, B. Thomson and w. Britten
democrats; DR.. w. NJ Allison. republican.
washington-Geo. T. Lake and NJ Par
fridge, democrats; c. r Gilbreath, republican
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