The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-25
OFFICIALS NAMED BY BOARD MEETING IS HARMONIOUS Final Arrangements for Election of November ? Made by Commis-
 siOners of Faulkner.

ouuSSo ol electlOH were appOlnleG and final arrangements for the bien- nlal election of Tuesday, November 2 were completed at a meeting of the Faulkner county board of election commissioners held here today. The board is composed of J. B. Higgins chairman, and Wellington Robbins secretary, Democrats, and John E. Lyon, Republican.
 No controversies of any eonseouence arose in the board over the selection of judges, it was stated after the meeting, although in a few instances the Democratic majority of the board overruled the R publican minority in making selections. As the name of Sheriff w. Nj. Brady will appear on the ballots as the nominee of the Democratic party for reelection, he was disqualified from delivering the ballots and cleo tion supplies to the judges and also from appointing deputy sheriffs for the several voting precincts, this duty devolving upon the election board. H. G. Nixon of East Fork township and A. J. Moss of Conway were appointed to deliver the supplies to the polling precincts and set of deputies was named by the board. Clerks were not appointed, the law providing that these shall be selected by the judges. The judges are named for terms of two years each and should any special election be called during that time they will serve in it.
 The list of judges together with the deputy sheriff for each township, as named by the board today, follows
 Benedict-Wiley Gordon and Joe Troutman, Democrats, and R. c. Chrouch, Republican, judges; J. Frank Troutman, deputy.
 Benton-P. V. Hamilton and Will Bates, Democrats, and Dr. Will l. Clark, Republican, judges; J. H. Mar tin, deputy.
 Bristol-T. A. Richards and J. A. Clanton, Democrats, and Tillman Hogue, Republican, judges; J. H. Les ter, deputy.
 Cadron-R. B. Townsend and D. N Ward, Democrats, and Tom Dickens. Republican. judges; R. L. Bell, deputy.
 City of Conway, First Ward-R. C. Dickerson and C. N. Crow. Democrats, and G. E. Owen, Republican, judges; J. J. Nixon. deputy
 Second Ward-W. E Clibourn and A. J. Moss, Democrats, and Otis Moore, Republican, judges; J. w. Bowen, deputy.
 Third Ward-C. E. Martin and Ward Morrow, Democrats, and F. L. Scull, Republican, judges; W. R. Hairston, deputy.
 California-W H. Gentry and FL lington Price, Democrats, and R. L. Lieblong, Republican, judges; c. E. Gentry, deputy.
 Clifton-J. H. Wofford and John Taylor, Democrats, and Jack Brown ing, Republican, judges; Hugh Duncan, deputy.
 Cypress, Cypress Valley Precinct F. H. Edwards and Wash Jones, Dem ocrats, and c. Boardman, Republican, judges; L. L. Fiddler, deputy.
 Cypress, Vilonia Precinct - Will Simpson and Abel Moore, Democrats, and J, M. Wilson, Republican, judges; G. H. Harmon, deputy.
 Danley-J. A. Summers and J. o. Naylor, Democrats, and Theo Shill- ing, Republican, judges; D. F. Gibson, deputy.
 Enola-Frank Bailey and J. C. lobe, Democrats, and Andy Heffington, Re publican, judges; W. M. Harber, deputy.
 Eagle-Sam McHenry and Bruce Brown, Democrats, and Tom Gavin, Republican,, judges; Frank Hamlet, deputy.
 East Fork-W. 0. Nixon and G. L, Rhea, Democrats, and W. T. Matthews, Republican, judges; B. M. riley deputy.
 Hardin--J. H. Mayhew and Will Cato, Democrats, and c. A. Newman, Republican, judges; J. w. Brannon, deputy.
 Harve-Frank McCarty and Porter Deberry, Democrats, and J. M. Steven son, Republican, judges; s. II. McCar ty, deputy.
 Mathews-T. w. Troxell and Tom Johnson, Democrats, and J. W. Thompson, Republican, judges; W. J. Caid, deputy.
 Mountain-Will Tackett and G. W. Maddox, Jr., Democrats, and H. G. Baker, Republican, judges; A. B. O'Guin. deputy.
 Mt Vernon-Jim Davis and Frank Traylor, Democrats, and J. T. Bell, Republican, judges; M, A. lobe, dep uty.
 Newton-W. c. Graham and W. P. Powell. Democrats, and A. Y. Hogue, Republican, judges; M. E. Cornell, deputy.
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