Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
THE COUNTY PRIMARY
Arrangements for Next Thursdays Phi.
mary Perfected BY the Committee
INTEREST IN SEVERAL. CONTESTS.
Uhs Race Tor Treasurer Quite Exc
cshnE-AnimateA Fights for su-
pervfsors-iast of the Election
omcers Selected.

everything Is In readiness for the
Democratic primary to be held in Henrico
next Thursday for the nomination OF
county officers. The candidates have all
announced themselves, the judges and
clerks Of the various precincts have been
appointed, and all that remains TO be done
Is for the residents OF the county to exer-
else their suffrage.
meeting Of tho County Democratic
Committee was held at the courthouse
yesterday, when the appointments or
Judges and clerks were made.
The registrar at each precinct will act
as a Judge. The appointees are as fol-
lows:
Tuckahoe District-R,dge Church. L. 4.
Aichsels. Judge, l.. w. Johnson and
e. +. Baughan. clerks: Forks Of the Road
ALFRED Baughan and II. G.. Netherland'
clerks. AL Palmer. Judge; Short Pump.
Robert Wade, judge. c. L. Cottren and
Howard Nuckols. clerks; Clayton. George
~. Carr, Judge. Or. John Hubbard and
Edward S. Turpin. clerks; Shoemakers'
T. Maupin. judge. 1. IL. Stern and H. +.
6talaw, clerks.
Brookland- Hungary, r. NJ. Courtney.
fudge. Conway Sanders. T.. Il. Gary.
clerks; Bruins. ii. C. Beatte. judge, NJ
"A u. Sinton. c. @. Pulaski, clerks; Jones
John Ridenour. judge. J. Ii. FLOYD W.
A. Grantland, clerks; Barton Heights'
w. A. Davis. judge, J. II. Harvey l. u
Ruin. clerks.
Fsirneld-smithers c. il. Till. Judge,
=. +. Baker, William Cross, clerks; Har-
- nS nd II,
Judges two chosen because Registrar
Voegler declined 10 acO. a. +. Jones. l.
y. Thornton. clerks: Chaddicks' l. a.
Carter Judge. Joseph Johr. Martin Gross
with. clerks: Bakers. Hii Carter, judge
W. W. Turner. j. W. Gillian, clerks
Varina--Whitlocks, Phn. Patterson
Judge. John Barnes. J. IL. Southall'
clerks: Town Hall. Daniel 3. Jordon,
Judge. j. w. Russell. ". .. MoSpy'
clerks: Carriers. George l. Drinkard'
Judge Joseph Bickerstan. r. T. Manicure
clerks.
THE LIST OF CANDIDATES.
The candidates were assessed as fol-
lows: Those for Treasurer, 80; lor
Sheriff So: for Commonwealth A,tor-
ney. SIS; for Commissioner Of the Keve-
nue.. So; for Board Of Supervisors, 81 Tor
Constable. $3.50 The magistrates are per
United 10 run without charge.
their assessment before noon yesterday
ind the following compiled:
RECOMMENDATION ia. ETauer. George
l.. Anderson. John Lindsay, Jr
Commonwcaiths-At Il. Sands.
Sheriff Simon Solomon.
Commissioner Of the Reyenue-Cpper
District-Charlcs w Childrcy, Jam
phillips. ". J. Tyler, and Caskie T.
Smith.
Commissioner Of the Reyenue-Lower
District-L. X. Kemp.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Tuckahoe District-Robert v. Bmwn-
ing. j. Fred Perkins, ana ). u. kemple.
Brookland--A. T.. Sheppard. Johh =.
Rose. w n Ford. Michael jnyes.
Fairfield District-H. c. Hechlcr j. W.
Eaylor.
Varina Dlstrict-Joseph Turner, Nv. y.
Trayser. Robert c. Friend, x. a. Blank
enship.
MAGISTRATES.
Tuckahoe-J. 7. Lewis. G. A. Bowles
Edwin Rugg. Eddie Morris.
observation-disclosures K. Darracott. w. ].
Vaughan. W. W. Tller, II. T. Sale
John :. Leavell.
Fairheld-George ". Thomas. =. J..
IarGs. r. A. christian, G.. 9. Vincent. r.
j.. Allen. .. j. Ness. Myer Angle, John
H. GAYLE. l.. j. Pierce.
Nsrina-G. A. W. Britton. Thomas GUY
Elchard r. Wilson. Andrew L. Brewer,
u. =. Boyer. Jacob S Aztec.
CONSTABLES.
kshoe-Joseph l.. ATmbrocht.
l--ookiald-R. G. Moshy.
FaiTdelG--R. v Tuck, ". T. Johnson,
end John W. Camp.
Varina--T IL. Samuels.
THE FIGHT FOR TREASURER.
IS N -, t. 20.
treasureTsh.p. Ii is nip and tuck be-
tween the three candidates, but Mr.
Brauer. owing to his incumbency. is
Somewhat the faVorlte. Another close
eight Is for the Office of Commissioner 90
The Revenue for the Upper District. This
embraces Tuckahoe and BrOokland town
ships and about /. 400 votes are possible
So close Is the fight and so equally d.
vided are the votes that hut little can be
eurmised as to the result. The candidate
tvho receives 40 votes VIII undoubtedly
r. elected.
Mr.. John Z. Rose Will probably be
chosen as supervisor from Brookland. lie
resides at Barton Heights. in the lower
end Of the district, while the other three.
living at the upper end. will split that
sofe.
Mr. r. w Browning will probably be
reelected 10 the board from Tuckahoe.
which district he has represented for
the past wo years.
Mr.. II. c. HeChler the president Of the
board. and the candidate from Fairfield,
has a hard fight before him. lie is op-
posed by Mr.. J. W. Taylor. Of Seven
Pines. Hechlcr lives near the city. IN a
more populous portion of the district.
and hence has a slight advantage.
IL is very hard To make any predic-
tons as 10 who viii be the supervisor
from Varina. Mr. j. ". Southwark. the
Republican representative. VIII surely not
be reelected. and Democrat VIII be-
chosen in his stead. The fight in the
primary will be principally between
Eessrs. ". Il. Frayser and Joseph Tur-
ber.
There are out few contests for magis-
terial and cOnStabulary Offices.