The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-27
BOARD ANNOUNCES
 ELECTION OFFICIALS GOOD SELECTIONS MADE
Judges of Excellent Character are Chosen by Faulkner County
 Election Board.

ton commlSSlonerS, to serve for two years beginning with the November election. Some of the best men in the county are included in the list, and a fair election is assured with these men in charge.
 The board, which is composed of J. II. Mayhew, Greenbrier, chairman W. M. Lyon, Conway, chairman, and l. G. Williams, Conway, secre- tary, met last night and worked for several hours in making their seec- tions, concluding their task at noon today. Two Democrats and one Re publican were selected for judges in each precinct, except few where nc Republicans reside On account of the fact that the present sheriff is disqualified by reason of being a can didate for reelection, the board also appointed deputy sheriffs to serve at each precinct. The judges appoint their own clerks.
 Two deputies to deliver the ballots, poll books and election supplies were also appointed by the board. E. H. Edwards of Cypress township was named to deliver to Cadron, Eagle, Palarm, Benedict, Danley, Wilson, Pierce Creek, Cypress, Newton, Pine Mountain and Bristol townships. H.. G. Nixon of East Fork township was appointed to deliver to Clifton, Union, California, Walker, Benton, Mathews, Hardin, East Fork, Harve, Mountain, Enola and Mt. Vernon townships.
 The following is list of the judges and deputy sheriffs appointed:
 Benton-P. V. Hamilton and c. D. Wilson, Democrats; R. M. Clark, Re publican; Dan Herring, sheriff.
 Benedict-J. A. Billings and J. F. Troutman, Democrats; J. H. Mathews, Republican; R. Haydon, sheriff.
 Bristol-J. H. Lester and J. E. Req, Democrats; T. M. Hogue, Republican; M. N. Strickland, sheriff.
 California-T. J. Rowlett and E. F. Herring, Democrats; s. A. Weather ly, Republican; John Griffith, sheriff.
 Cypress-L. G. Moore and L. Hin son, Democrats; George Pate, Repub- lican; Lem Scott, sheriff.
 Clifton-I. s. Ball and H. Duncan, Democrats, S. J. McMahan, Republi- can; J H. Wofford, sheriff.
 Cadron, First Ward-A. J. Meadors and D. o. Harton, Democrats; c. A. Simmons, Republican; George Phil lips, sheriff.
 Cadron, Second Ward-W. D. Cole and T. R. Douglass, Democrats; G. E. Owen, Republican; R. B. Townsend, sheriff.
 Cadron, Third Ward-J. M. c. Vaughter and B. A. Arthur, Demo- crats; w. E. Caldwell, Republican; J. R. Russell, sheriff.
 Danley-John Lawrence and John Mitchell, Democrats; J. M. Dickens, Homer Lawrence, sheriff.
 Eagle-J. R. Holmes, J. II. Hall and Frank Hamlet, Democrats; John Sanders, sheriff.
 East Fork-J. B. Tilley and E. D. Carmichael, Democrats; s. B. Me Collum, Republican; Henry Smith, sheriff.
 Enola-W. M. Harper and J. R. Blessing, Democrats, S. H, Matthews, J. H Cunningham, sher- if.
 Hardin-D. J. May and A. E. Goode, Democrats; J. L. Connor, Republican; Clyde Kelso, sheriff.
 Earve-A. c. Duran and c. D. Goode, Democrats; J. L. Garrett, Re John Jackson, sheriff.
 Mountain-W. o. Brannon and Ad O'QHnn, Democrats; Ralph Tackett, Republican; Jesse Wilson, sheriff.
 Mt. Vernon-B. H. Traylor and w. C. Newell, Democrats; z. T. Kenna- mer, Republican; J. T. Bell, sheriff.
 Mathews-F. D. Utley and F. J. Snow, Democrats; Jesse Thompson, Republican; Bud Blessing, sheriff.
 Newton-W. c. Graham and w. P. Powell, Democrats; J H. Gore, Re- publican; w. M. Brady, sheriff.
 Falarm-A. c. Wilkerson and L.. w. owden, Democrats; s. A. Stew art, Republican; W, II. Bullion, sher- if.
 Ii,rce Creek-J. M. Jeffries, J. II. Sov'Cll and P. L. Dawson, Democrats; W. E. Stewart, sheriff.
 me Mountain-C. H. Nelson and J, II. Wright, Democrats; Fred Sim mol S, Republican; G. A. Barley, she
 aion-W. E. Oliver and Jo Hen dric son, Democrats; J. P. McKenzy, Re, ublican; J. A. Nichols, sheriff.
 malker-J. c. Wyatt and Jo Pierce, h. locrats; J. H. Fowler, Republican; W. F. Lesley, sheriff.
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