Arkansas Ties ... A Little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That, and a Whole Lot of Arkansas

Pulaski County, Arkansas Court House Little Rock, Arkansas Judge Joe Asher Pulaski County Judge from 1908 - 1916 Court House Officials 1912, 1913, 1914 R.J. Lea, Circuit Judge F.G. Fulk, Circuit Judge G.W. Hendricks, Circuit Judge D.D. Quinn, Circuit Clerk R.L. Rogers, Prosecuting Attorney J.E. Martineau, Chancellor J.S. Maloney, Chancery Clerk Joe Asher, County & Probate Judge H.S. Turner, County Clerk W.G. Hutton, Sheriff & Collector H.O. Vogler, Treasurer R.G.Pillow, Assessor Dr. M.P. McNeil, Coroner F.H. Conway, Surveyor Erected 1912-13-14 Joe Asher, County Judge Gorden N. Peay, Commissioner Geo. R. Mann, Architect Leo A. Mons, Superintendent Giusto Liva, Sculptor A.O. Campbell Contractor, Contractor & Assistants W.E. Pierce, Engineer James Inkster, Sup't of Cons't W.L. Nichols, Foreman Mail Chute "You triumphed over obstacles which would have overcome men less brave and determined." Hiker of '98 Presented by the National Auxillary, United States War Veterans to the County of Pulaski at Little Rock, Arkansas at the Fifty-Fourth National Convention, September 16, 1957. 1818 In honor of Count Casimir Pulaski for whom this county is named Placed by the Arkansas Pioneer's Association and Pulaski County 1927 Part of the "Old Court House"