The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

ana C. C. Campbell. udGB
 Lee-J. A. Hummer, J. B n, and Jacob Shaul. odggett
 Lincoin-H, G. Palmer. B. F gram and J. w Lyman. h.
 Little River-o. T. Graves w Joyner and W. D. Stephens '"
 Logan-L. A. Lemons Con-, skin and R. B. Chitwood u El'
 Lonoke-W. o. Barron. R. s po.. and A. o. Mccall. '' boyd
 Madlson-H. L. Montgomery Q Parsley and G. W. R. Keck '' H' G Marion-J. F Carson. J. E. Nam, and B. F. Burns. ''"nh!
 Miller-J. C. Edwards, F. " o.. hauser and c. C. Pope. 9i'en- Mississippi-W. D. Cravetta IT -, Davis Jr., and B. F. Taylor ' w.
 Montgomery-L. L. Beavers q Womble and John Petty. 0' o- Nevada-M. W. Greeson cn and E. DcIaughter. 'iSa
 Newton-J. T. Greerban q Bunch and L. Henderson. D.
 Ouachita-T. l. Thornton II Jenkins and M. A. Elliot " ".
 Perry-J. J. Mcclure, J J Hun,. and U. c. Horn. ''ei
 Phillips-E. (. Horner S stran, and R. B.Campbell. 440
 Pike-Claud A. Rankin. T. N r. ker and P. O. Purtell.
 Poinsett-A. McMullin. Lon cr,, fin and J. B. Stone. '''
 Polk-Ed Cox. Wright Prickett ana C. C. Gunnells.
 Pope-Wil Jones Jr., R. II vsras. and Joe Daugherty.
 Prairie-A. s. Beinhardt P Thweatt and F. L. Clark.
 Pulaski-R. L. Thompson. A Busby and H. F Stewart.
 Randolph-Dr. C. F. Tringle ose., Keith and J. Q. Pond.
 Saline-W. A. Utley, L. L. Neycomb and N. Martin.
 scott-Frank Bates, Ed crawlev and John W. Evatt.
 Searcy-W. H. Jennings. W. A Brit. tin and J. N. Bromley.
 Sebastian-John B. HiLer, James Harris and I. Isaacson
 Seyier-J A. Womaek R. Y. Vii. Hanson and R. K. Hudson.
 Sharp-Ernest Halliburton, James T. Locke and D. W. Anderson.
 St. Francis-Abe Prewett. Walter NJ. Brewer and L. P, Downing.
 Union-P. c. Lake, F. A Hilton and J. S. Niles.
 Van Buren-J. ". Sneed. T. O. Lindsey and NJ Ward.
 Washington-George T. Lake, D. N. Allen and W. R. Sweetser.
 White-W H. Abingdon. Everett Dewberry and B. F. Packard.
 Woodruf-J. c. Harralson. T. E. Simpson and C. B. Fakes.
 Yell-J F. Chambers. W. B. Clem- ] ent and Kin Norman.
 Naming of Commissioners.
 At the request of E. J. Kerwin of Pine Bluff. one of the new committee men. the state Committee Monday i adopted a resolution declaring it 10 be ] the committees belief and contention i that the State Election Board should recognize the recommendation of the county Democratic convention for i members of county elections boards and should consider these recon | au6atiavc rOrnivotinUG 1 MT. Kerwin declared that the State 1 Election Board had ignored in one in stance, at least, such recommends tion, although the man rejected by the State Board was recommended not alone by the county convention, but also by the County Central Committee i and the Democratic nominees.
 The resolution follows: 1 "It is the sense of the State Demo cratic Central Committee that where i two Democrats are nominated for eiec' i tion commissioners by the respective county convention, Democratic County ] Central Committee, ana further peu 1 toned for by the nominees of the par ty. or a majority of said nominees that our State Election Board recog nize such recommendation from me i party as being nominations and thsN unless their fidelity to the nominee De questioned by reputable Democrats that they be appointed election com missioners of said county"