The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
THE COMING ELECTION.
rur CRY COMMITTEE MIXING ALL
NECEsSAKY AREANG EMENIS'
An Important Meeting of that Body Last
S.ghf-List OF Judges and CLERKS AP-
pointed-The Assessmcnts.

The City Democratic Committee met at
their headquarters last evening 10 re-
ceive the reports OF the ward suoerinteh-
dents OF the detailed arrangements FOR
the coming primary.
Captain George Wayne Anderson moved
that the chairman be instructed to re
quest the Committee on Grounds ana
! Buildings Of the city Council to al
low the City Democratic Committee the
use OF a room in the City Hall.
Mr.. Patteson said he hoped the matter
would not be insisted on. that it was a
! bad precedent to establish. and that in
dependence was a very valuable thing.
Captain Peasants seconded Captain An
derson's motion.
Mr. Landerkln opposed the motion on
| the ground that the City Han ought 10
be used for business and not political
purposes The motion was lost. by
! tie vote
II was stated that the hall now occu-
pied by the committee is unsafe and Mr.
Enrlght moved that a committee be APP
pointed 10 secure q safe room for use IN
canvassiDg the returns on the night OF
the primary election.
communication from Mr. Emanuel
Ullman was read stating that he had
moved out Of jefferson ward, and offer
ing his resignation as a member Of the
committee from that ward His resigna-
ton was accepted.
a long discussion ensued in regard 10
the employment OF hands on the public
parks under the Council resolution APP
proprating 1900 10 improve the parks
and give work TO the unemployed.
II was stated that certain wards In the
city were securing the lions share" of
the work to be given out.
Mr. Epps moved that the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings be requested TO
apportiOn the work on the parks for
which the appropriation was made equita-
bly, among the several wards Of the city. |
A.opted by vote Of II ayes. and noes. |
yUDcrs AND CLERKS.
The following list Of judges and clerks |
for the coming primary were reported |
by the ward superintendent as follows:
MAnsHA1L WARD.
First Precinct-yoting-place 300 Lester
street-Judges. r.. CavedO, J. n. Lawder; |
Clerks. Mike Beck. W NJ Whullow.
Second Precinct-voting-pla 1902 east |
Broad street-Judges, Joseph =. Hubbard. |
j. ID. Redwood; Clerks. }. .. Taylor. j.
Il. Schmidt.
Third oting-place Masonic [
Hall. Twenty-ffth street-Judges. W.
NJ. Williams. John Pitt; Clerks. George
L. Taylor, John Hogan.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct-voting-pl 1888 Brook
Ayenue-Judges. f. ". France, Philip
Neize; Clerk. Charles Noes.
Second Precinct-voting-pla No. 8 west
Duyal street-Judges. John McNearney.
George w. Lindsey; Clerk, Edward Nc
Enearney.
Third Precinct-voting-pl place POS east
Duval street-Judges, j. W. Bradley
Henry Ruff; Clerk, ". J. Omen.
Fourth Precinct-votng-place COO Sew
enteenth street-Judges, John Finnerty
j. II. Anderson; Clerk. William Dinsey.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct-votng-plac 1904 west
Main street-Judges, John Laird. II. V.
b. Moore; Clerks, J. NJ. Van Buren,, Geo.
T. Lewis
Second Precinct-voting-plac 700 west
Broad street-Judges. b. F. Shepperson,
O. n. Keiningham; Clerks. u. 4. Perez
val. a. J. Shepperson.
Third Trecinct-voting-pace 12S west
Broad street-Judges. G. Y. Clash. j.
NJ. Thompson; Clerk.
Fourth Precinct-voung-plac 42l south
Pine street-Iudges, George j. Hooper.
ST., u. i. Gerlck; Clerks, Il. l.. Wade.
George J. Hooper. Jr.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures Reservoir
and Cary streets-Judees. 5. B. Herndon.
G. b. Jones; Clerks James Hancock. j.
III. Kitchen.
MONROE WARD
First Precinct-voting-place not named
q u TprfI
Clerks, Emmett Knowles. Perkins Mil
Ter.
Second Observation-Disclosures not named
Judges, W. r. Coleman, Charles d.
Myer, Clerks, r. +. Tyler. G. D. Pleas
ants.
Third Observation-Disclosures not named
Judges. Andrew Krause, Luther Martin;
Clerk e. n. -. Clark.
Fourth Trecinct-voting-plac 4O5 north
Third street-Judges. l.. j. Carneal. Va
lentine Brown; Clerk. W. 4. Drum.
Fifth precinct-voting-plac not named
Judges. James Harmon. John a. MOsby;
Clerk Leigh Crutchheld.
nFFEEsoN WARD.
First Precinct-l otng-place 1873 east
Franklin street-Judges j. Caskie ca
bell, John ID. Lottier; Clerk, Charles Len
denberg.
'-NN'AH 4 i'i iiiAt-N'tii-- pace illU Mar
ket-Judges. +. J. Robertson. r. +. Red
ford; Clerks, w W. Robertson. }. j.
Danley.
Third Precinct-votng-place 2ll9 east
Main street-Judges, Thomas Shea, J. Z.
Pagan; Clerk. Phil. Bagey
Fourth Precinct-vOung-pl 3l5 north
Twenty-irst street-Judges. w. r. At
kinson, ". r. Wood. Clerks. William
Simpson, j. i. Allen.
MADISON WARD,
First Precinct-voting-pla 406 north
Seventh street-Judges Harvey Rice. J.
j. English, Clerks, Nirginius Hall. Thos.
y. O'Keefe.
Second frecinct-votng-p SIS east
Broad street-Judges, r. A. T.. Dabney,
Conway r. Johnson; Clerks J. G. Dab
ney, ). ". Parker !
Third Precinct-votingpl place not select
ed-judges, Charles Waller. II. 5. Price; :
Clerks, Andrew n. johnson, w. G. Har-
vey.
Fourth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s25 east
Cary street-Judges. Thomas w. Walsh
George c. Wilde; Clerk. j. c. SmithdeaL :
Headquarters Richmond City Democratic
Committee.
1910 east Main street. ;
April .. 1904 :
To the Editor of The Times:
Please announce that all candidates de- I
string 10 enter the Democratic primary {
are required to send their names TO the {
oh,sr,,ap ON or before next - furda, tho {