Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
STATE ELECTION
 ION TOMORROW
State, County and Township Officers
 are to Be Elected.

uttS dIt COAISi ucu SdA cN but one question: What will the majority be?'' Even with this as- suranee it is the duty of every voter in the Democratic party to go to the polls and cast his vote for the noml- nees of his party. It is a duty that you owe to your party and to your country, and it should be a pleasure to you. The Republicans have ticket in the field, and the Socialists have few candidates also. You may rest assured that both of the lat ter parties will poll their full strength throughout the state, and each and every Democrat who stays away from the polls Monday is help ing one or both of these parties. Go to the polls and vote for each and every one of the Democratic nomi- nees, and if you have any man or men employed see that they have an opportunity to go and vote. It is privilege that no man should be de- prived of, and we trust that no Dem ocrat will value the time of an en- ploye above the success of his party or the privilege and pleasure he would deprive his employe of by re- fusing to allow him time to vote.
 Good men have been selected ill this city to serve as judges of the election in this city, and county, and we take it for granted that good men have been selected all over the state, and that fair and honest election will be the result.
 Following is list of the judges selected to serve in this county and in the city of Pine Bluff:
 Barraque Township, Redfield-S. T. Wair, Del Arendale, Democrats; Wash McClinton, Republican.
 Barraque Township, Kearney-Fred Claflin, J. M Tucker, Democrats; T. w. Minges, Republican.
 Jefferson Township-Arthur Me- Coy, Rush Lipscomb, Democrats; Jackson Graham, Republican. Washington Township-L. l.. Mus grove, c. c. Monk, Democrats; Craw- ford Billingsley, Republican.
 Niven Township-T. J. Poteet T. B Gulledge, Democrats Jim Hinton, Re- publican
 Whiteville Township, Faith Box Leroy Culpepper, H. M. Dial, Demo- crats; Preston Gridiron, Republican.
 Whiteville Township, Spring Hill Dr. R. P. Blackwell, Jesse Hankins, Democrats; Will Hampton, Republi- can.
 Talledga Township-B. F. zScallion, Will Nelson, Democrats; Ira Rey- holds, Republican.
 Melton Township-A. B Patton, w. A. Robinson, Democrats; Irving Jen- kins, Republican.
 Victoria Township-Geo. Bohanon, c. P. Gould, Democrats; Harrison Tucker, Republican. ...
 Richland Township-G. c. Counce, c. w Butts, Democrats; Jno Mat thews, Republican.
 Spring Townsnip-Gus Petty, w. T. Hill, Democrats; Riley Reynolds, Re publican.
 Bolivar Township-W l.. Goodwin, Arch Olive, Democrats; J. H. Hub bard, Republican.
 Pastor Township-J M. Nall, J. H. Gilbert. Democrats; Major Patterson, Republican.
 Dudley Lake Township-W. P. Notes, Dr. J. D. Niven, Democrats; Dave Morgan, Republican.
 Plum Bayou Township, Sherrill- Sam Dodds, W. I. Payne, Democrats; Jake Dowd, Republican.
 Plum Bayou Township, Altheimer- l.. W. Duff, J. H Bryson, Democrats; Bob Bishop, Republican
 Dunnington Township-Ben Word, c. B. Shelby, Democ ats; Meek De- lancy, Republican.
 Roberts TownshipLW. E. Murphy. J. K Anthony, Democrats; J B Greer, Republican
 Bogy Township-W. R. French. Manassas Richardson. Democrats; Dan McCager, Republican.
 Old River Township-Dr. Ed Brun- son, l.. W. Clement, Democrats; John Taylor, Republican.
 Villemont Township-Jas Goodwin, B. L. Gocio, Democrats; Frank Nc Gehee, Republican.
 Vaugine Township-C. H. Winfrey, l.. c Mead. Democrats; Lee Kim brough, Republican
 City of Pine Bluff, First Ward Fred Fox. J. H. Dellmon, Democrats; Jno. H. Young, Republican.
 Second Ward-W. M Toney, Beaurie Hut, Democrats; James Patillo, Re- publican
 Third Ward-Wade Knox, Dave Veil, Democrats; Gus McClendon,