The Harrison times., 1915-03-13

w. ID. GraVeLIe OF BlylueNlIe, dp-
pointed June 10, 1914, to succeed
James A. Lovewell, whose term of Of
hce expired.
]. M. McBee OF Marion, appointed
June 10, 1914, to succeed himself.
w. w. Hazel of Marked Tree, ap'
pointed June 10, 1914, to succeed him
self.
]. S. Linville OF Craighead county,
appointed December IA, 1914, to sue
ceed w. B. Armstrong.
f. WDeRosit OF Forrest City, ap-
pointed June 19, 1914, to succeed him
self
r. w. Minnie of Wynne, appointed
June 10, 1914, to succeed II. A. Black,
whose term Of Office expirec
]. Lawson Hughes Of Haynes, ap-
pointed June 10, 1914, to succeed H.
F. Robson, whose term of office ex-
pired
II. G. Horner of Helena, appointed
June 10, 1914 to succeed himself,
Mrs. Frederick Hanger Of Little
Rock, appointed January Is, 1915, to
serve the unexpired term Of the Rev.
Father Lucey, deceased,
Tax Commission.
Reuben G. Dye OF Little Rock ap.
pointed November II, 1913, to succeed
ID. A. Gates, and reapponted to sue
ceed himself
Board OF Education.
]. Dernhardt Of Arkansas City, ap-
pointed June 20, 1914, to serve the
unexpred term of Forney Hutchin-
son, resigned.
John G. Futrell of Fayetteville, APP
pointed June 20 1914, to succeed j.
H. Reynolds, whose term expired,
Sidney Pickens Of Batesyille, ap-
pointed June 20, 1914, to succeed John
7. Lee, whose term expired,
Normal Trustees.
II. o. Owens of Hope, appointed
April a. 1914, TO succeed Joe Hard.
age, whose term expired,
B, w. Torroyson Of Little Rock,
appointed April "a, 1914, to succeed
himself
Bank Commissioner.
John M, Davis appointed by Acting
Governor Futrcll on July ., 1913, un-
der Act 13 Of the Acts Of 1918,
Tuberculosis sanatorIum.
Judge Joseph NJ, IIill OF Fort
smith, appointed by Acting Governor
Futrcll July 2S, 1913, TO succeed him
self
w, H. Oldham OF Lonoko county
appointed by Acting Governor Futrell
August /, 1913, to succeed himself
Highway Commission,
A. s, Kilgore OF Magnolia, appoint.
ot May 20, 1913, TO succeed himself,
University Trustees,
Frank Pace of Little Rock, appoint
cd June 10, 1914, TO serve the uneX'
pired term of G, G, Reid, resigned
Joe H. Mahoney OF El Dorado, op.
pointed December 8, 1914, to serve
the unexpIred term Of Hon W, II, As
k0w, deceased,
Frst Dlstret Agricultural School,
John l.. Connor of Augusta, ap.
pointed April H. 1914, to succeed l.
@, LoggItt, resigned,
John A. Blaokford OF Joneaboro Np'
pointed May 10, 1914, TO nuceoed II,
M, Cooley resigned
Second District Agricultural School,
j. l.. Lieb of Berryyile, appointed
August s, 1913, 70 succeed II, s, Mob.
ley resigned
Fourth District Agricultural School,
w, O. Purdue El Dorado, appoint
cd March 10, 1914, to serve the uneS.
pred term OF A. s. sorells, dc.
ceased
Capitol Commission.
George w, DonGghoy OF Little Rock,
appointed BY Acting Governor Futrcll
July 8, 1913, TO serve the uneSpired
term OF G, L. Thompson. resigned.
Charities Control,
!, X, surrIdgo OF Walnut Ridge, ap'
pointed March 4, 1915, under nm act
OF the Fortieth General Assembly, for
term OF four years,
l.. L. Cohman Of Little Rock, ap'
pointed March 4, lOlt, under an act
Of tho Fortleth Gonoral Assembly, for
q term OF two years,
The signing Of the bill for the con
Boidatlon of elections marks the euls
minatlon OF q movement that has
been IN progress IN Arkansas for a
generation
No more bills could be presented
IN the General Assembly after noon
Monday Il being unlawful for any to
bo 0oceptcd during the last three
days of The nonalon, AZ the close OF
the Saturday session 7t7 bills had
been introduced, OF which 470 were In
the house,