The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-11-10
COMPLETE VOTE MAKES
LITTLE RIVER DEMOCRATIC
Republicans Had Increased Vote, but
Democratic Lead by Wide Margin
in the County.

have been tabulated since our last re-
port, and it found to be safely Demo-
| cratic, though the Republicans eviden-
tly had been active and polled much
more than their usual vote. Some of
townships with large negro popula-
tons were Republican.
The following is the vote:
acknowledgements electors,
S53; Republican 61S; Socialist so.
United States Senator-Democrat
Caroway, 9s3; Republican, Cole, $50.
| Chief Justice-Democratic McCul-
loch, 1919
Associate Justice-Smith, Democrat
ic, $50; Livesay, Republican, 597.
Governor,-Democrat, McRae, 973;
Republican, Townsend, 318; Busler
Socialist 20; Independent, Blount, a
negro, 261.
Secretary of State - Democratic,
! Hopper, SSS; Burrow, Republican, 568.
| Auditor, Democratic, Tucker, 1887.
| Attorney General, Democrat, Utley
957; Langley, Republican $40.
State Treasurer, Democrat, Joe Fer
guson, 1347.
Commissioner of State Lands-Her-
bert Wilson, Democrat, $50; Ritter
Republican 563.
Commissioner of Agriculture - Jim
Ferguson, Democrat, $780,
| Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Bond, Democrat, 1851.
Prosecuting Attorney, Steel, Demo
crat, 1855,
Congressman Wingo, Democrat
999; Dunblazier, Republican, $50.
County Judge, McCord, Democrat
969; Ludlow, Republican, 500.
Representative, Davis, Republican
1905; FELTON,, Republican, 562.
Sheriff, Pierce Democrat, 969;
Stroud, Republican, 527.
County Clerk, Huddleston, Democrat
1927; Stevens. Republican, $50.
Circuit Clerk, Williams. Democrat
,1049 ;-, Collins, Republican, 465.
Assessor, Gray, Democrat, i1O30;
Boyer, Republican. SAG.
County Treasurer, billiard, Demo
: crat, 1887.
County Surveyor. Thomas, 1904 l.;
Lewis, Republican, 562.
Coroner, Lefevers, Republican S7S;
Ringgold, Democrat 277; Yauger
Democrat 119.
Road tax. For road tax, S1S; against
road tax 307.
For amendment No. 13, 6S5; agains
52s.
For amendmet No. IA, 1877; against
529,
For amendment No. Is, S53; agains
377.
Township Officers.
Jefferson township-S. D. Maddox
and S. d. Phillips, justice of the peace
and J. R. Furlow constable. .|
! Arden township-A M. Nixon ant
E. H. Hollowell, justices of peace, ant
e. E, Sigler constable.
Arkinda township-Jas. Wright, and
E. Bayliss, justices of the peace, and
Ben kirkland, constable.
| Caney township. w. Strawn, and
J. E. Gist, justices OF the peace, and
CHI. McClinton, constable.
Burke township, j. G. Ward, and j.
W.. Edwards, justices of the peace, and
H, Patton. constable. We
Franklin township, H. A. Hale and
G. FL Hatcher, justices of the peace,
and JEFF Nesbitt, constable.
rs Jackson township-F. B. Arnett and
w. c. Mowery, justices of the peace,
and D. W.nBailey, constable.
JEFF Davis township-J NJ. Young
and J. H, Hoffman, justices of the
peace, and no constable elected.
Johnson township-John Smithson,
anu A>ebIAAoA uA AoWt JNoeANSo Va WV
peace, and T. F. Ball. constable.
Lick Creek township-W. M. Shaffer
and D. H. Wood, justices of peace, and
H. d. Walker, constable.
Little River township-T. B. Rieves
and t. B, Sharp, Justices Of peace, and
A. A. Morgan, constable.
Red River township. F. Smith and
C. P. Smith, justices of the peace, and
Ed Wilson, constable.
Richland township. d. Sigler
and Clabe Gholston, justices of peace,
and Sim Norwood, costable. Gholston
and Norwood are negroes.
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