The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-03
CANVASS COUNTS
 OFFICIAL RETURNS
co. CONVENTION MEETS
DELEGATES TO STATE AND DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
 ARE ELECTED.

labor, the Faulkner County Demo- cratic Central Committee completed tabulation of the official returns of last Wednesdays Democratic pri- mary and was able to make report The county convention, scheduled to meet at 1 o'clock did not assemble un- til after the committee had finished it's work.
 A compliment to the retiring chair man and secretary of the central committee was paid when A. L. Nich- ols of Union township was unani- mously elected to preside over the convention and J. R. Donnell of Con way to serve as it's secretary. After the roll was called it was found that 22 delegates were present and the temporary organization was made permanent. The chairman appointed committee composed of R. G. Bruce, J. A. King and H. B. Ingram to se- feet delegates to the state and district conventions.
 While the committee was making up it's list the official returns as certified by the chairman and secretary of the central committee were read and the results declared
 The list of delegates to the several conventions was elected as follows, following which the convention ad- journed:
 State Convention-Jo Frauenthal, Frank Farris, H B. Ingram, Ed Con- dray, s. A. McHenry, J. c. Cubage, J. A. King, Carl Gentry; alternates, A. L. Nichols, w. M Harper, Dan Ward, Will Stewart, T. N. Ford, G.. A. Maddox, Walter Sowell, w. T. Graham, Tom Hogan. Congressional Conventional. B. Ingram, Marvin Cornell, w. M. liar per, J. J. Fortson, J. R. Donnell, w. M. Harrell, Jake Kessinger, J. L. George; alternates, J. l.. Phillips, B. c. Dougan, E. Kuykendall, L. B. Atkeison, H. Robinson, J. F. Raney, John Mode, Bernard Traylor, w. M. Brady
 Judicial Conventlon-R. G. Bruce, J. H. Dunn, w. H. Prince, w. H Duncan, George Shaw, A. l.. Barber, John Griffin, Ed Condray, A. l.. Nich- ols; alternates, J. c. Martin, w. R. McHenry, G. A. Barley, R. Haydon, J. l. Summers, George Shaw, J. s. Carter, T. Fulmer, J. w. Brannon.
 Railroad Commissioner Convention $. G. Smith, w. M. Harrell, H :. Robinson, Oscar Simpson, w. J. Drummer, J. T. Hogan, J. D. Patton, B. T. Deal, Jo Frauenthal; alter mates, H. B. Ingram, D. o. Harton, G. w. Adkisson, Walter Terry, J. E. Little, J. R. Donnell, w. H. Dun can, George Shaw, Jr., Wellington Robbins.
 Committeeman - Railroad commis- sioner, D. o. Harton; senatorial, R. D. White; chancery, P. H. Prince congressional, H. B. Ingram; judi cial, R. G. Bruce.
 The official returns were not tabu- lated in time to be printed in detail this afternoon, but the totals are giv- en below and the vote by townships will be published tomorrow and in the weekly edition.
 Nine votes were cast for William J. Bryan for president, eight in New ton and one in Benedict townships. The president ran about 100 behind the ticket. Of the state candidates without opposition, R. G. Mcdaniel for treasurer led with 2,976. Of those with opposition John H. Page led and J. L. Bond was next.
 On the county ticket Austin John 'son led with 2,914 votes. Of those with opposition w. w. Bishop receiv- ed the highest number, 2,42O.
 The official totals follow:
 NATIONAL TICKET.
 For Woodrow Wilson 2,S1S.
 For National Committeeman-V cent Miles 957, Wallace Davis 1889.
 For Delegates at Large to Nation al Convention-W. V. Powell 1888, Wm. H. Arnold, 1,246, J. c. South 1, 1909, w. H. Rector 1,216, g. c. Sims 1,640, w. G. Hutton 1,201, John R. Duty 939.
 For District Delegates to National Convention-Tom Poe 1,214, A. c. Martin 1,034, Verne McMillen 293, Andrew H. Scott 332, Grover T. Ow- ems 7SS, A. s. Hays 945.
 For Congressman-H. M. Jacoway 2,8S7.
 STATE TICKET.
 For Governor-Earle w. Hodges 779, c. H. Brough 1,116, L. c. Smith 998.
 For Associate Justice of the Su- preme Court-Carroll D. Wood 2,767.
 For Attorney General-John D. Arbuckle l,702, Lewis Rhoton, 1,104.
 For Secretary of State-N A Bee