Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-01

w. lsiCHey, D. U. 'SeaDrOOk, Ben B. Veil, w. w. Taylor, D. l.. Franklin Lee Fox.
 Third Ward: w. F. Coleman, E. T. Kerwin, C. M. Philpot J. M. Sowards U. w. Poss, H. K. Toney, S. w. Trim ble, w. D. Jones, o. k. Mckenzie, r. G. Bridges, J. M. Elliott.
 Fourth Ward: E. E. Bloom, Ral;E Robinson, w. J. Shepherd.
 Vaugine: F. A. Jarvis. J. R. White R. F. Robinson, T. l.. Mosley.
 Barraque: P. w. Pratt ...
 Bolivar: lB. F. Richardscil.
 Bogy: w. R. French.
 Dudley Lake: D. E.. Tucker.
 Dunnington, M. A. Shelton.
 Jefferson: J. I. Walters.
 Niven: N H. Wilson.
 Old River: l.. s. Lowden.
 Pastora: M. H. lPipkin.
 Plum Bayou: J. M. Barrett, E. C. Pyatt, w. J. Clary, A. w. I.eake, l. M. Quattlebaum.
 Richard: S. w. Blankensnip.
 Roberts: J. M Acklin.
 Spring: Ben Watson.
 Victoria Dave Veil.
 VillemOnt: w. B. Powell
 Washington: c. F. Richardson.
 Whiteville: S. H. Wilson.
 Justices of the Peace COnstables
 The following were nominated for justices of the peace and constablss of their respective townships:
 Bolivar: A. E. Wright and 4 L. Weigel, justices of peace; w. A. Clay ton, constable.
 Barraque: M l. McBurnett, con- stable.
 Bogy: F. S. Robinson, constable.
 Dudley Lake: l.. F.. Bogy and Asa Watson, justices of peace; J F. Pen nington, constable.
 Dunnington: Lloyd Garrett, con- stable.
 Jefferson: A. L. Ramsey and J. S Hamilton, justices of peace; P. +. Casey, constable.
 Niven: B. G. Bailey and V. H. Wat. son, justices of peace.
 Old River: Dan Nix, justice ot peace: J. H. Pilkington, constable.
 'Pastoria: John Gibson, constable.
 Plum Bayou: E.. L. Davidson, coE- stable.
 Richland: w. S. Young, justice of peace; P. c. Galloway, constable.
 Roberts: Vim. Leach and c. M. Ack- lin, justices of peace; Jewel Acklin. constable.
 Washington: E. B. Toney, justice of peace: j. HI. Pilkinbton, constable.
 Justices of the peace and consta- bles were not nominated in some townships because in these none Of the citizens had their names placed on the tickets as candidates.
 Fifteenth AbSenteeS Vote.
 Fifteen of the votes included in t!ie total were cast by men at Camp Pike and the others by travelling men and railroad men. Nichol received +e1. and Brewster three of these votes.
 Garland Brewster extended his thanks to the committeeman for the manner in which they mad handled the election. He said he had no com plaint, accepted the result cheerfully, and would support N1f. Nicno) in The election, and aid him in any way m the conduct of the office of sheriff and tax collector. Currin Nichol, nomin ae for sheriff, also expressed apprecia- ton of the committeemen's action. and thanks for consideration shown 
 him.
 Frank Milner, secretary of tie com- mittee, complimented the cha!rmen. l.. w. Clement. for the way he con ducted the business of the committed. and acknowledged on behalf of the committee obligation to the men who had served as judges and clerks of the election MT. Miner described the long and tiresome task, and de- clared that the judges and clerks were entitled to the gratitude of tho community for the competent manner in which they had discharged this duty of citizenship.
 Convention Meets Monday.
 The county convention vii meet Monday, and immediateiv thereafter the new central committee will meet and organize, and the ensuing two years. At the convention delegates tc the state convention are tc he chosen