Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

Eleven Candidates Thereon an"
ave" md "NOe" on Either Side the
Names of officers submitted In .""-
uectIon with the Charter-Change
Proposition.
Proposition.

section Of the plan was considered anu
Mr.. Bowery's motion that the interpre-
,a,jon be as follows was adopted:
Each person offering TO vote shall pre-
sent his ticket to one OF the Judges Oh
election so marked as TO contain only
the names OF five candidates for the Le-
gislature for whom he wishes to vote,
and the title OF the different oilces ne
wishes to be elected by the: people. III
his name shall be found on the reglstra-
tion-book the Judge shall call aloud the
names Of the candidates he voted Tor ana
the titles OF the offices he wishes TO be
elected by the people. He shall then
place the ticket on a file, check the voter
name on the registration-bOok and then
the other Judge shall make a tally under
the name of each candidate voted for. and
like tally under the title Of each office.
Indicating whether he voted for or against
a change of charter. The tally-sheet
shall be arranged so that the affirmative
and negative votes shall be on opposite
sides of the sheet. The clerk shall then
enter the name Of the voter on the poll
book.
THE TICKET ADOPTED.
on motion of Mr.. Wallace II was de-
cded that the ticket to be used in the
primary should be as follows:
DEMOCRATIC Localized PRIMARY
RICHMOND, VA.
TUESDAY, October s, 1875.
For the House of Delegates:
George Wayne Anderson.
T.. ST. George Barraud.
Julian BRYANT.
j. Aston Cabell.
Richard T.. Fraysen
John :. Harwood.
John Jackson.
Thomas -. Murphy.
w. +. Reddy.
J. Taylor Stratton.
Charles VI. Wallace. Jr.
Vote for five)
Amendments to the city Charter:
Aye. Members Police Commission. No
Aye. Members Fire Commission.....No
Aye. Chief Of Police ..................No.
Aye. Chief OF Fire Department.....NO
Aye. City Engineer ....................No.
Aye..City Attorney No.
Aye. Police Justice ..................No.
Aye. Superintendent of Almshouse. No.
Aye. Superintendent Of Gas-Works No.
Aye. Superintendent Water Works No
Voters favoring the election OF the above
officers by direct vote of the people will
signify the same by scratching mo"
and voters favoring their election as at
present will signify the same by scratch
ing the word AYE" The person voting
this ticket hereby pledges himself to
support the nominees Of the Democratic
party at the ensuing general election.
Hellstern. providing that so much OF the
primary plan as referred to the election
Of the Chief Of Police and Chief Of Fire
Department be rescinded. Mr.. Wallace
and several others opposed the PROPOSE
ton. and the matter was tabled indefi-
nitely, and after the transaction Of some
minor business, the committee adjourned.
The VOting-PIaces.
pleted their lists as 10 voting places.
judges. and registrars i'm the approaching
primary. the result being as follows:
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct-Nrain and Morris streets:
John Laird, Henry V. Moore, judges;
Evan Snead. Jr. clerk.
Second Precinct-7cO west Broad street
owen Nottingham and J. W. Beveridge,
judges; W. II. Beverdge. Jr.. clerk.
Third Precinct-l25 west Broad street:
c. V. Clash and W. II. Joynes, judges
Wallace McRae. clerk
Fourth Precinct-il7 south Pine street:
John j. Hooper and Sylvester Bernard,
judges; p. l.. Wade, clerk.
Fifth Preclnct-Cary and Reservoir
streets: James " Ramos. Charles Rich
ardson, judges; James Hanover, clerk.
MONROE WARD.
First Precincts south First street: II.
II. wilkins, c. c. Bridges. judges; A. p.
Miller, clerk
Second Precinct-212 north Second street:
r. b. Snead, G. o. peasants. judges;
r. +. Tyler. clerk.
Third Precinct--6 west Broad street:
Andrew Krause, Luther Martin, judges;
Samuel Krause, clerk.
Fourth Precinct-iM north Second
street: Isadore Lovenstein, l.. J. Carroll.
Judges: A. f.. Cohen, clerk.
Fifth Precnct-ll7 south Fourth street:
James Harmon, John \. Mosby. judges,
Leigh Crutchheld, clerk.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct-702 west Baker street:
+. w. Fraver. Philip Nesz, judges; Clark
l.. Shutter. clerk.
Second Precinct-l2Oi st. James street:
William Smith. S. l.. Quinley. judges; j.
Pop, clerk.
Third Precinct-s0o north Second street:
James Brawley, o. Gasser, judges; w. j.
O'Neil. clerk.
Fourth Precinct-6Oo north Seventeenth
street: John Timothy, Il. Gary, judges;
Clark ?. McCarty. clerk.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct-Powhatan Club: Thomai
Boudar. James J. Caudle, judges; II. NJ.
Nuckols. clerk.
Second Precinct-S07 north Eighth
street: Il. A. L. Dabney. John G. Dab
ney. Judges; Thomas n. O'Keefe. clerk.
Third Precinct-ll2 north Seventh
street: Andrew w. Johnson, Charles Wal
lace, Jr., judges; James Y. Wood. clerk.
Fourth Precinct-620 east Cary street
Thomas Walsh. q. c. Wilde. judges
James Baccigalupo. clerk.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct-1i north Fourteenth
street: G. Cabell, W.. III. Bethel, judges
G.. KneaZe. clerk.
Second Precinct-Old Market: Theodore
Robertson and Marshall f.. Ramos
Judges: w. w. Robertson. clerk.
Third Precinct-22l9 east Main street
Thomas Shea and James Flanagan
Judges; G.. Richardson. clerk.
Fourth frecinct-306 north Twenty-frs'
street: w. Atkinson and l.. c. Hart
Judges; w. w. Simpson, clerk.
MARSHALL WARD.
FRS, Precinct-32l6 Lester street: II. A
Cavedo. W. u. Christian, judges; Jeffer'
son Powers clerk.
Second Precinct-Corcoran Hall: j. Il
Hubbard and r. S. Valentine. judges
John HOPKINS clerk.
Third Precinct-Mssonic Hall: w. NJ
Williams and John Pitt, judges; A. W
Weisiger. clerk.