The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24
COUNTY ELECTION
 COMMISSIONERS
SEVERAL CONTESTS ENGA E ATTENTION OF THE
 STATE BOARD.
THREE COUNTIES STILL OUT
Faulkner and Monroe to Be Settled Monday and Hempstead
 About August 13.
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 Little Rock-What apeared al first 10 be a most perfunctory proposition, the selection of the County Election Commissioners, developed in some cases cases into most stubborn con troversies before the State Board. The entire list will not be completed until the middle of August
 In Garland county J. s. Mcconnell was appointed the Republican mem hsr. in lieu of Ed II. Johnson. report ed 10 be a Progressive.
 In White county, B F. Packard was appointed the Republican member in lieu of R. C. Clark. it having been re ported that the board had appointed three Democrats.
 In Lincoln county, J. ". Lyman was appointed the Republican member vice Alex Boyd. deceased.
 In Hampstead county, 1t was decid ed, on account of the county seat fight, to let the old board name the judges and clerks for the county seat cleo tion on August E. The new board will be named about August 13. By this means the state board will avoid any imputation of fayoritism.
 In Searcy county, the Republican organization is protesting against the appointment of J, N Bromley as the minority member he having been de feated for county judge in the recent primaries. There are contests on also in Faulkner and Monroe counties. and these three counties were deferred until Monday. July 27, when a final hearing will be given to all interested parties.
 The county boards are as follows up to the present time. the last named be- ing the Republican member:
 Arkansas-L A. Black, H. II. Horst and Charlie H. Odell.
 Ashley-J. R. W'ileoxson, g. J. Vii son and Ben w Allen.
 Baxter-z. NJ Horton, C. F. Stone and J. L. Cowan.
 Benton-J. D. Covey, W. L. Marley and W. R, Cady.
 Boone-Ben D. Neiehbors., John Curnutt and l. Zimmerman.
 Bradley-H. s. Turner s. T. Jones and H. F. Butler
 CalhouH-N. C. Dunn, W. II. Fur low and W. w. Merritt. Carroll-W, F. Willis, Lee Ramsey and l. c. Kelly.
 Chicot-W. A. Porter, W. J. Nc Kewen and Daniel Stern. Clark-T A. Sloan, A. W. Wilson and B. R. Oastler. Clay-J K. Browning, R. w. Whit taker and A. West
 Clehurne-Dr. F. G. Richardson, W. E. Major and Arthur Pierce.
 Cleyeland-W. L. Jameson, c. II. Booth and James G. Brown.
 Conway-J W. Massey, o. C. Sto- yer and J W. Dilbeck.
 Craighead-W. O. Trout, J. S. Linyille and E. J. Mason
 Crawford--F. o. Mccullough. Geo. Roberts and w F. Cooper
 Cr1ttenden - l.. P Berry, Earle Riggs and c. w. Essary.
 Cross-I. II. Faulkner, A. H. Reeves and George F. Davis.
 Dallas-C. E. Mann, J. P. Schrimp- shire and C. S. Adams
 Desha-George B. Ewing. w. w. Ogburn and F. R. Blundell.
 Drew-R. L. Hyatt, E. T. Wells and George S. Beltz
 Faulkner-George W. Clark, John Lindsey and J. NJ. Brawning.
 Franklin-R. D. Hill. W. G. Stock ton and A. J. Hansberry
 Fulton-W. M Castleberry, J. B. Hodges and Eph Guffey.
 Garland-Pate Hite, J. c. Higgins and J. s, Mcconnell. Grant,. x. Plunkett, G. P. Mil ham and V. A Ashcroft.
 Greene-G. T. Breckenridge, A. D. Grayson and Charles B Burns.
 Hot Spring-J. T. Moorehead, Claud Mann and L. P, Hardin
 Howard-J. w. Bishop, F. A. Shep- herd and E. l. Stephens.
 lndependence-Dene H. Coleman. T, H. Deering and Dr. J. B. Roe.
 lzarad-Dr. H. H. Smith, A. F. liar. ris and W. B, Ford.
 Jackson-P. H. VanDyke, L. D. Smith and C. G. Henry.
 Jefferson-W. B. Sorrells, J. S. Bar raque and J. w. Sanders.
 Johnson-G. o. Patterson, Sam La. ser and w. A. Price.
 Lafayette-J, H. Landes, V. F. Flor. ence and J. A. Steele.