The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-30
THE ELECTION RETURNS.
FULL COUNT FROM THE CONTEST
IN HENRTCO.
The Committee Met Yesterday and Can
wassed the Retnrns-An Error Discoy-
cred In One of the Tickets.

The County Democratic Committee met
at the courthouse yesterday to canvass
the returns. The reports from over the
county showed that the election was a
very quiet one, and the vote was one
NJ the heaviest ever polled In the county
at a primary election. Mr.. Conway
Sands. for commonwealth attorney. and
Mr.. $. mon Solomon. for sheriff, ran
little behind the ticket. Brauer was
reelected treasurer He received nearly
as many votes as his two opponents
put together. The present incumbenls
for the office of commissioner of the
revenue were also reelected. There
were several changes among the Board
of Supervisors. Rose defeated Sheppard
I'm the Brookland district, while Frayser
was elected in the place OF J. W. South
ward, who was not candidate. The to-
tai vote cf the county. as nearly as it
could be gotten at was 1872.
For Commemorative attorney, Con-
way Sands received total vote of 1850
For Sheriff. Simon Solomon received
a total vote of 1852.
Brauer's total vote for treasurer was
LAT. Anderson received SS1 votes for the
same office, and Lindsay, GA. Brauers
IndJOIlly over AHutISOl was 90, anu over
Lindsey, S63.
In the upper district. Childrey received
for commissioner of revenue a total vote
of 495. Smith received AL Tyler 2j6.
Phillips $685. Childrey's majority over
Smith was "a. over Tyler 239, and over
Phillips 1872
In the lower district Kemp received
12O6 votes, and Cottrell 172. Kemp's ma
jority. 1904.
The following are the votes cast in the
various precincts for the offices Of COM
missioner Of the revenue. supervisor JUS
tice Of the peace, constable, and overseef
OF In poor: {
TUCKoHOR DISTRICT.
Commissioners Of the Revenue-ChiI-
drey. l25; Phillips, 293; Smith, 3S3; Tyler.
g.
Notwithstanding $50; Perkins. 1876;
Kemp, 2l5.
Justice Of the Peace-B owies, COO; Lewis,
Gil; Morris, 1872; Bugg, 455.
Cons table-Ambrecht, 7gS.
OVerseer Of the Poor-Henley. l7g;
Mann, $50; Patterson. 253
BRooKLAND DISTRICT.
Commissioner of the Revenue-ChiI-
drey, so; Phillips, 20; Smith, IS; Tyler,
pa.
Supervisor-Hayes :; Ford, 2S8; Rose,
&c., Sheppard, 123.
Justice of the Peace-Darricott, 5O2;
Leavell. 1863; Sale, 345 Tiller, 5O3; Vaughan,
406.
Constable-R. c. Mosby. 7O6
Overseer Of the Poor-Bailey, IS; Ford,
12l; King 22l; Litchfield, 336.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Commissioner of the Revenue-Cot-
treH. ~: Kemp. SIS.
Observation-Disclosures, SIS Taylor, 573.
Justice of the Peace-Angle, 81; Allen,
356; Christian. 40; Gayle Si3 Larus. SS9:
Ness, 1872; Pearce, 65S; Thomas, 5S7; Vim
cent, $40.
ConstabIe-Camp. 26S; johnson. 259;
Luck, 476.
Overseer of the Poor-Tller, 1,Ol9.
vARINA DISTRICT.
Commissioner Of the Revonue-Cottrell.
| %; Kemp. $50.
sors-Biankenship, 20; Frazier.
| 15S; Friend. IS; Rogers. IS; Turner. $50
Justice Of the Peace-Atlee. l20; Boyer,
! 107 Brauer. ~; Britton, ~; CHM, 80;
| Wilson. 25l.
Constable-T. Fl. Samuels. SG7.
Overseer of the Poor-Warrner. 35i.
There was some difficulty and confusion
| in the lower district about the tickets, In
| ItSdIu 10 INC OIllCt VI 'biiiiiio9iNiiNi W
| Revenue. Mr.. Richard j. Cottrell and
| Mr.. J.. II. Kemp were the candida ties
| for the office. 1t seems that when the
| committee met last week to assess the
| candidates, NJ. Cottrell did not pay uI
| at the time specified in the plan OF the
| primary Mr. Russell, clerk OF the com
| mittee, then mad the tickets printed lOi
! the lower district without Mr. Cottrells
name. Later in the DAY Mr.. Cottrell paid
| his assessment. and the committee al
| lowed him to become d candidate. MI
| RUSSELL then had Mr.. Cotreifs name
placed upon the ticket. The tickets
which had been previously printed with
ont Mr.. Cottrells name were placed IT
| the committee room. and, after the dis
tribution of the regular tickets were
| taken from the room by some uhkho"i
,,arson after the committee had adjourn