The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-10
REPUBLICANS MEET
COUNTY CONVENTION HELD AT
 BERRYVlLLE LAST FRIDAY.
A Full County Ticket Named Except Judge and County Clerk. Delano
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Judge and County Clerk. DeLano
 for State Senator.
 For State Senater-J. H. DeLano of Eureka Springs.
 For Representative J. Russell of Berryvile.
 For Treasurer-R. B. Kelley of Flu reka Springs.
 For Sheriff f-Jess Johnson of Berry ville
 For Collector-Jeff Harbert of Green Forest.
 For Circuit Clerk s. Holiday of Elk Ranch.
 For Assessor-Henry Hatenhauer of Oak Hill.
 Coroner-Ed Newton of Eureka Spring.
 Surveyor-J. M. Jones of Green Forest.
 The above ticket was named by the Republican county convention at Berry vile last Friday. No nominations for County Judge and County Clerk were made for the reason that no suitable men were available.
 The convention was largely attended, there being about 100 delegates pres ent and every township in the county represented save Osage. The opinion was quite freely expressed that it was the most representative if not the most enthusiastic county meeting that the Republicans have ever held.
 w. D. Crawford of Cisco was made chairman of the meeting and w. w. Roark of Eureka Springs secretary. The usual bunch of resolutions were adopted by which the Republicans of Carroll county pointed with pride" to the various achievements of the G. o. F., and professed renewed allegiance to the party of Lincoln, Mckinley and Roosevelt The Payne tariff law and the Arkansas land congress were in- dorsed and fair representation upon the state and county election boards and the right to name of the party's own choosing one judge and one clerk
  The Democratic administration of af- fairs in Arkansas was condemned in caustc language, and various other things ''resolved" that might be ex- pected at such convention.
 Of course, Gen. Clayton was pres ent and delivered his biennial address to the faithful, as he has done, so | for as memory serves us, at every convention held during the past twenty five or more years. Age has mellowed the Generals political fire to some extent While he was very positive in his presentation of figures and con- clusions, he was nevertheless gener ous. He believes in appealing to reason rather prejudice or sediment. His seventy-seven years rest lightly upon his head and to his political enemies he ives distr essing signs of ye living several years.
 Dr. J. H. DeLano of Eureka Spri ng also favored the convention with ahap D speech, proving himself to be warm political orator.
 Delegates were named to the state, congressional and judicial conventions soon to meet and new central commi- tee was selected of which R. s. Granger was made chairman and A. J. Russell secretary.
 A. J. Tabor of Green Forest wsa recommended as the choice of the con- vention for the Republican member of the County Board of Election Commis- sioners.
 Following are the delegates to the State Convention which meets at Little Rock June 10:
 Gen. Powell Clayton, R. S. Granger, B. J. Rosewater, J. w. Freeman, A. J. Russell, c. B. Grim, A. J, Tabor, E. F. Beck.
 The nomination of MT. DeLano is only in the nature of recommendation to the Senatorial convention which will have the choosing of candidate.
 Dr. High" Henrie of Maryville, Mo-, was in Green Forest Wednesday. He is in Eureka Springs for his health and came over to see his old friend James Wilding, but to his regret found after arriving here that MT. Wilding had moved to Southern Texas. Dr. Henrie dropped into The Tribune office | and was recognized by the editor as a gentleman whose acquaintance he made at the St. Louis Worlds Fair. He is very entertaining gentleman and is so impressed with North Ark ansas that he thinks of making some investments in this section.
 Arthur Bliss, aged 32, youngest son of Mrs. 0. A. Bliss, died at his home in Eureka Springs Tuesday night and the remains were brought to Green Forest Wednesday interment being made at Glenwood on the family lot Services were held at the Bliss home by Revs Villines and Edwards The following relatives came in on the same train to pay their last respects to the departed brother: l.. B. Farrier and wife of Joplin, E. B. Bliss and daughter of Miami, Okla, T. D. Bliss, Mrs: Mary Jones and Mrs. Mae Bliss of Carterville, Mo-, and F. c. Jones of Webb City, Mo. The floral tributes was something grand, the casket being literally covered up in the fairest flow CTS of the season. Deceased had been married.
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