The log cabin Democrat., 1908-01-30
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Met Saturday to Arrange for the
 Democratic Primaries.
State Primary to be Held March 25, 1908, County Primary on April 2, 1908
 -Donaghey Endorsed.

tee or FdulKner county met III puI- suance to the call issued some time ago at the court house in this city last Saturday, for the purpose of arranging for the state and county primary elections. Considerable business was transacted by the committee, the state primary being called for March 25, and the coun- ty primary for April 2, and the de- tails of each election arranged.
 The committee was called to or der at I:3o by Chairman J. L.. George, and roll call by the secre- tary showed the following commit teemen and proxies present:
 Benton township-J. M. C.. Vaughter, proxy.
 Benedict-J. F. Rainey.
 Bristol-J. B. Higgins, proxy.
 California-J. M. Rowlett.
 Cllfton-C. F.. Martin
 Cypress-W. H. Duncan, proxy for J. T. Sandeford;J J. w. Skillern.
 Cadron-R. H. Lipscomb, w.. B. Wilson, R. w. Robins, Thurs ton Fulmer.
 Danley-Jo Frauenthal, proxy.
 Harve-F. H. McCarty.
 Matthews-J. w. Venable.
 Pierce Creek-W. M. Hacker.
 Palarm-J. l.. George; J. C.. Fulmer proxy for J. B. Graddy.
 Stone-J. w. Hiett.
 Union-C. O. Payne.
 Walker-J. M. C. Vaughter, proxy.
 George w. Donaghey, Faulkner county's candidate for governor, was present, and was enthusiast cally called upon for short talk, after which the committee proceed ed with the routine business.
 Eagle and Mountain townships have been created since the last primary election. P. N. J. Will kerson was elected as committed man from Eagle and c. A. Mad dox as committeeman from Noun tain township, to serve until the county primary on April 2nd.
 The question of holding the State and county primary together or separate was then discuSed, and it was determined to hold the State primary on March 25th, and the county primary at some later date. A number of the county candidates were present and were called upon for expressions as to the time for holding the county primary, and after considerable discussion April 2nd, 1908, was finally selected as .he date for holding the county and township primaries.
 In view of the fact that Faulk- ner county has one candidate for a state office, George w. Donaghey, and one candidate for district of- fee, George w. Clark, candidate for prosecuting attorney, il was de- cided, as courtesy to the other state and district candidates not to make any assessment upon state and district candidates for placing their name on the ticket
 Alter several details had been discussed and agreed upon by the committee, the resolution calling the two primary elections, and providing for holding them, was introduced by the secretary and unanimously adopted. This reso- lution is published at length be- low.
 R. w. Robins introduced a reso- lution, published elsewhere in this issue, endorcing the candidacy ot George w. Donaghey, which was unanimously adopted.
 The committee then adjourned to meet again at the courthouse at Conway on Saturday. March 18th, 1ooS, to canvass and declare the result of the vote at the State pri- mary election to be held on Marsh 25th, 1908.
 Resolution.
 Be it Resolved by the Democratic Central Committee ot Faulkner
 County, Arkansas:
 :. I. That legalized white Dem *ocratic Primary Election be held ' in all the townships of Faulkner ~County, Arkansas, at the usual voting places in the various town ships between the hours hereinafter prescribed on Wedn esday, the 25th day of March, 1908, for the pur,, pose of expressing the choice ot The Democratic voters of Faulkner County, Arkansas, for all candl- dates for state offices, to be voted upon at the General Election to be held on the second Monday ID
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