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te,August 26, 1915, at the post
telfat McCrory, Ark under
jfc Act of March 3, 1879.
Friday, Nov. 3, 1916.
Democratic Nominees
For Governor—
C. H. Brough
For Congressman—
T. H. Caraway
For Prosecuting Attorney—
p. R. Andrews
For Sheriff—
Alex McGregor
For Circuit Clerk—
L. W. WlNFREE
For County Clerk—
Walter Jimerson
For Treasurer—
Roy Mitchell
For County Judge—
A. L. Hutchins
For Representative—
Ross Mathis
For Assessor—
Edgar Miller
For Road Overseer—
J. L. Bronte
Judges and Clerks.
The board of election commis
sioners, composed of Chairman
h. H. Echols, democrat, of Cot
ton Plant, H. 0. Penrose, demo
crat, of Hunter, and J. M. Cand
hsh, republican, of McCrory,
met at Cotton Plant Monday,
Oct. 30, and named the following
to serve as judges and clerks in
the general election to be held
next Tuesday. The first three
named are judges and the other
two are clerks:
Augusta City: C. C. Heckert,
, • C' L°ng, John Nash, Chas.
Jackson and W. C. Berry.
Augusta Township: (Augusta)
wass Buchanan, Geo. Spradlin,
,aJbe Donnelly, A. S. Fitzhugh
and Will O’Neal.
Barnes: J. R. Taylor, R. E.
wider, Lee Brandon, Osro Tay
lor and W. G. Billiard.
Bullville: E. Sabadle, J. W.
'aynor, J- L. Baty, C. H. Fitz
nad and Tom Roberson,
anej Township: (Hunter)
O r o Dawson, Frank Jones,
r' • Scudamore, Ira Vance and
Loo- Heinrich.
Lotton Plant City: J. R.
Meehan, H. B. Spencer, Miles
Ganes, Tom Davis and J. E.
Chaney.
Cotton Plant Township: R.
H. Smith, R. P. McGregor, T.
C. Coopwood, Ed Rosser and
Harry Rosser.
DeView Township: (McCrory)
R. L. Johnson, D. M. Huff, J. E.
Livingston, J. Id. Clayton and
J. C. McCrory.
DeView: J. T. Angelo, W.
M. Keating, H. T. Miller, W. A.
White and Harry Hall.
Freeman; M. F. Smith, J. H.
Nelson, William Johnson, Robert
Lovel and A1 Smith.
Garden: E. W. Butler, B. A.
Fletcher, A. E. Gray, R. S.
Smith and
Hillemann: Richard Mauldin,
John Smith, Robert Doss, John
F. Frazer and H. R. Baum.
Howell: J. W. Reneau, Mack
Davidson, Geo. Hunt, Tom Hick
man and D. Berry.
Hunter City: J, YV. Burns,
J. I. Ashby, W. J. Penrose, J. H.
Gaddis and W. A. Franks.
Jelks: Ed Lindsey, H. H.
Holder, Henry Garner, J. K.
Baker and J. W. Mullens.
McCrory City: T. N. Taylor,
J. W. Hargis, T. C. Tucker, G.
G. McCrory and Ed Taylor.
Morton: Wm. Stader, T. G.
Newland, J. W. Smith and
Romie Crossett.
Penrose: John Page, Wm.
Sharp, Albert Tennis, A. A.
Pace and J. G. Tennis.
Point: Lee Presley, John
Roberson, C. G. Whealer, E. R.
Madkins and R. E. Berkshire.
Pumpkin Bend: John Wiggins,
Wm. Ball, J. F. Shue, H. D.
Shue and Ed Anderson.
Revel: June Wade, Lee Mil
ler, Wallace Cummings, Rev. J.
H. Prewitt and 0. L. Short.
Riverside: H. L. Byrd, H. B.
Wilson, Frank Arnold, W. H.
Gibson and W. B. White.
Tip: W. L. Armstrong, E. W.
Chaney, Monroe Elam, Herbert
Chaney and A. J. Porter.
White River: T. S. Knight,
Wade Garten, Wes Germany, V.
H. Ragsdale and Tom Loney.
Wiville: J. W. McCommons,
John Raney, Hardy Hoskins,
E. S. Cook and E. L. Joyner.
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