Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03
REFLECT the Officers

REFLECT the Officers
Tho two branches convened in the Coun'
oil chamber at SI5 o'clock for the pur-
nose of electing those city officers VINO are
chosen every two years by the CouhCh'
president William VI. Turpin. OF the
Roard. filled the chair. and more than a
quorum of the members OF each Dody
were I'm attendance.
lust before the elections were gone INTO
Mr. Epps gave notice as an indiVldual
member. that either in the Board OF Al
dermen or Common Council a resolution
would be introduced looking to regula'
ton of the salaries Of the several OIL
GERS. A., ..,..
being in accordance with the recent eau
cus Of the Democratic members, as fall
lows:
CITY Clerk-B. II. August
Sergeant-at-Arms-R.R Il. Ralston.
Police Justice-John J. Crutchiield.
civ Attorney-C. V. Meredith.
CITY Engineer-William f.. Cutshaw.
SUPERINTENDENT of the Almshouse-Rich-
ard W. Carter.
SUPERINTENDENT Of the City GasWorks-
William c. Adams.
Superintenden; Of the city Water
Works-Charles f. Boiling.
Clerk TO the City Auditor-Henry Il.
Boudar.
clerk Of the First Market. Z. sulli-
van.
clerk Of the Second Market. F. Flour
noy.
Clerk Of the Third Market-Anthony
Griffith.
Westminster Of the First Market-R.
W. prewry.
Weirhmaster of the Second Market
John Finnerty.
Inspector and Gauger-Phillip ONeill.
INSPECTOR of Carts and Wagons-E. j..
Powell.
Grain Measurer-E. l.. Powell.
Board Of th-Representng Monroe
and Clay wards, DIR. Ben. Harrison; repre-
senting Madison and jackson wards, Dr.
William r. Oppenhimer; representing JET
ferson and Marshall wards, Or. r. Garcin.
President of the Board OF Health-Dr.
w. T. Oppenhimer.
Clerk to the Police Justice-E. Il. Wh,1e.
Bailiff Of the Police Court-L. i. Glib
bons.
Harbormaster-John A. Curtis.
Port Wardens-C. J. Fox, j. II. Hop
kins. ]. d. Redwood. and j. r. Ballou.
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes-John a.
Meanley.
PHYSICIANS Of the POor-First District.
DIR. o. +. Blankenship; Second District,
DIR. J. +. Crane; Third District. DR.. w.
A. Deiss; Fourth District, Dr. A. l.. Well
ford.
DESIGNATION OF JUSTICES.
The Justices of the Peace. three from
each ward and eighteen In all. were ther
designated to be recognized in the follow
inc order No. |, b. 4. Jacobs: No. .
]. y. Montgomery; No g. w. b. Jones
No. 4. w. A. Graves; No. ), John w
Goode: No. 6. Stephen L. Wood: No.
]. r. Lewis: No. 5, J. T. West; No. 8. J
p Sharp: No. 10, George Sleizer; No. IL
Sam +. Mcgee; No. r. +. G. Pierce; No
10. II. L. Grubbs: No. II. ID. S. Gates
No. -. Thomas S. Hucless; No. 16, Col
Inns 7. Valentine; No. II. r. A. Chris
tan.
when James T. Peters was about t
be designated at No. Is. it was stated tina
he had resigned, and that c. w. (Nat.
Tyler had qualified In his stead His GER
tificate not being before the joint session
1t was decided to make the designation
after the official document had been pre-
scented.
While these designations were In cours
| Of progress Mr. r. II. Boykln, the newly
| elected alderman from Clay Ward, ap
peared in the Council Chamber, and Mr.
Starke announced that he had qualified
| on motion of Mr.. Allen the ClayWart
delegation In the board. Messrs Sneal
| and Starke were appointed committe
| TO escort Mr.. Boykin TO his seat.
After this little episode, the programm
| of the evening was continued with
| and the presiding officer announced tina
| the designation OF a justice OF the peac
would be in order. who should preside owe
| the Police Court In the absence OF Justic
| Crutchfield.
Mr.. White nominated W. A. Graves
and Mr.. Grooms placed in nomination s
| l.. Wood. In the subsequent ballot MI
| Graves received 20 and Mr.. Wood
votes. The former was therefore noml
| mated and the joint session adjourned.