The Forrest City times., 1904-03-18
Headquarters of the. Demoeratic
 Committee.
Forrest City. Ark. March l5. DO

i Lt44 tuc lDi4gNluS AcuIUcIS dush sI tN . ". German and o r. Wolff, of Madi- son township; T. J. Rowland of Franks township; R. A. Haynie, of L'AnguiIie township; ". E. Fogg. Of Teljeo; Q J Hall ST. of Griggs town ship; H. | G1rum. of Prairie township; R " Payne, of WheatIey township; J !. Mcdonald, of Johnson township, ) T. DYal. oi Goodwin township. aud then the following petition vas sut- m.tted by James Russell: To the s. Francis County Democratic
 Ceutra. Committee: l Whereas the Democratic primary election to be bel! on March 26th, l904. has been made a legal election, and the power to appoint the judges thereof, thereby in al probability placed with the election commissioners; and where as !. has been the custom for such judges . be appointed by the County CeHtrai Committee.
 Ws. the undersigned candidates for County officers. agree to abide by the appointment of judges by the Central Committee. provided ths Committee Wil allow what is termed the "old ticket an - ynat is termed the "new ticket" equal representation in the ildges, 10 be brought about by taking the polling places in alphabetical order and first deciding by lot which party shall begin, and allowing the parties alternately two judges at each polling place and the opposite party one judge at each polling place.
 And We respectfully ask the County Central Committee to appoint such judges as may be recommended in this way.
 G. E Mallory. T. C Merwin. T. C F0Itre, W. c. Ferguson. F. ", DeRoss!tt, J. D. MeKaigh', Geo. l. Jackson, :. l.. Sweet.
 IL was moved by ", E. Fogg and seconded by J. P. Mcdonald, that each committeeman present the names from his township for judges.
 Then the committee voted on same Carried.
 The following judges were appointed t0 conduct the primary election on the 26th day of March, 1904, at the various polling places; viz.
 B.aeki5h, No. 1-Ashworth Bros. :, Store-A. Ashworth, Jesse Rawlison and E Duncan.
 Backtish, No. 2-Owen's store-L F Dunn, II. P. Owen and Henry Cook
 Franks, No. - Bonair -J B Hodges, Joe Rodgers and Joe Whitten ton.
 Franks, No. 2-Tuttleton-T. NJ. Hughes, Payne Garner and Ed Lewis
 Gnggs, No. I-Widener-E. L Taylor, w. k, Kendrick and Greer Gill
 Griggs, No. 2-Otis-H. A. Bolton Will Clark and Chas Baies.
 Griggs, Ne, 2-Heth-P. Jackson, T A. Hawkins and l.. Littlefeld.
 Good sin, No. 1-Goodwin-W. J Jordan, ". M. Platt and Dan Titus. 1 Goodwin, No. 2-Smiths Schoo House-Jno. Stutts, ". II ualberr and c l. Watts.
 Johnson-W, J. Dillon, ST, J. R HaIbert and " E. Allen. l L'AnguiIle-T. J. Neil, J. F. Adams and W r Ellis.
 Madison. No. 1-Forrest City-J F Stout, A. C. Wood and NJ C. Hamble ton.
 Madison, No. -Madison-R. L Berry, Geo. Ctippen and T. D. Carr.
 PraIrie-W. F. Harris, J. R. Jone. and k. W. Parker.
 Telico-M. $. Hill, J NJ Wilson anC l.. r. Williams
 Wheatley-W J. Thompson, J R SorTels and ". $. Hemenway.
 Resolved, that at 2 o'clock p. m or the 26 h day of March, 1904, at tht usual polling places throughout the county there shall te held a mas. meeting or primary convention, fol the purpose of nominating member of the County Central Committee and also delegates to the county convention Joe held on the following Saturday Apri. 2d, 1904, for the purpose of elect ing delegates to the State, ,CongresSiou. al and Judicial Conventions Each township will be allowed tho following representation in said county convention;
 Madison township. ...............ll
 Franks township..... =............ 1 Telieo township. p.........,........ ! Johnson township. ......'.''.,. 6
 Wheatley township p..........,.... 3 Goodwin township.... .. ... ... 3
 Prairie township ..........,....... ,
 L'Anguile township. ...... 2
 Blackdsh township No l,......... l