Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-24
SEVEN NEW BOARDS
 ARE GIVEN STATE
ALL BOARDS OR COMMISSIONS ARE SUPPORTED FROM FEES
 OR LICENSES.
STATE GAME LAW IMPORTANT
Governor Makes Appointments of State Charities Board Consisting
 of Three Members.
Little Rock.

Little Rock
 Seven new boards or commissions were created by 4 Fortieth General Charities, State 8. ard of Optometry, State Board of ye erinary Surgeons, State Board of iiropractics, State Game and Fish nmission, Panama Pacific Expositie Commission and the State Board of Public Accountants. Commission, created under the Saw yer bill, which has been held up by the veto tangle, and may not ultimately materialize as legal board.
 Of the new boards, those for the con trol of the charitable institutions and for the enforcement of the new state game law are the most important. All the boards or commissions are sup ported from fees or licenses, except that for the control of the state char1- table institutions. The State Chart ties Board consists of three members, appointed by the governor to terms Of s,x years and receiving salary of 1 $2,500 year.
 Governor Hays made the following the Fifth judicial circuit, in which he recently appointed Judge M. L. Davis of Dardanelle as judge to succeed the late Judge Jesse M Martin of Russell vile:
 Concerning the matter of special election to fill the office of judge of the Fifth judicial circuit, to which I had appointed Judge Marcellus L. Da- wis pending the election, it would have been very pleasing to me personally to have had him occupy the office with out opposition until the coming gen eral election, as am advised that he has proven to be an efficient judge, but others interested have insisted upon the performance of my promise to the contrary, hence I have sub mitted the whole matter to the Judi. cial Committee, and if it calls pri- mary I will order the election The Board of Commissioners of the Arkansas exhibit at the Panama-Pa- cific exposition will meet in Little Rock. It is thought that the board will confirm the action of F. B. T. Hol. lenberg, commissioner general, in starting the campaign to raise enough money to complete and maintain the states exhibit at the exposition. Should this not be agreed to the board will call in all available funds to pay the notes of those who have advanced money for the exhibit and make ar- engagements to sell the building al- ready built and ready for use.
 Five candidates have signified their Democratic nomination for Congress from the Seventh congressional dis trict.s Two, State Senator J. O. A. Flush of Prescott and Representative Farrar Newberry of Philadelphia, were members of the 1915 General Assem-
 
 didate and MT. Newberry announced few days prior to the adjournment of the legislature
 J. l.. Bond, state supervisor of rural schools, returned from Columbia county, where he attended the first county school contest ever held in the county at Magnolia More than 100 pupils were entered in the athletic and literary events. He also attended the closing exercises of the Ebenezer School, one of the largest rural schools in the state.
 w. J. Brown of Clarendon was elected state commander of the Knights of the Maccabees of the World at the quadrennial state convention held in Little Rock. B. H. Parrish of Paragould was named delegate to the supreme convention at Oakland, Cal. in May MT. Parrish was succeeded as state commander by MT Brown. iiNol ooAeOi, ot0tO AlSuWdy 6n2l- neer, and W. c. Hite, assistant engi- neer, are making preliminary sur vey of Jefferson county road district created by a special act of the last legislature.
 The J. D. Sanderson Abstract Com pany of Texarkana filed articles of in corporation. It Is capitalized at 1 s1O,O0O
 The two big government .dredge- boats which are now tied up at the Pine Bluff wharves, were inspected by Mai Putnam and his assistant, P R. Van Frank. who came down from their headquarters at Little Rock for that purpose.