The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
jackson Ward.

CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
vote for Fiye)
Horny p Beck. J. w. Carmody,
James B. Doherty. Michael J. Doherty'
~ DovIa A. p. Hill,
A. i. CTonO Hulcher, Chas keppier'
H. w. Stein. Thos r. Thornton,
Michael Woods.
VOTE TWO YEARS AGO.
statement OF the votes poled by the
winning candidates in the municipal pri-
mary OF April 30. 1896 will prove inter-
esting reading Just at this time when the
city is upon the eve of another important
battle OF ballots.
In that election Mayor r. N. Taylor
was opposed by Captain i. ?. Reeves.
Mr.. Taylor received 529j votes, while
Captain Reeve polled 4,l63.
For Commonwealth Attorney Hon. ID.
G. Richardson pOlled 5,19S votes, and Mr..
Smith. 1865
For CITY Collector Captain Frank W.
Cunningham. who had no opposition, re-
ceived 1891 votes.
Mr.. +. c. Garrison, who made the race
alone for the Office Of High Constable,
pOled $500 votes.
For city Sergeant thera were three
candidates. Captain Charles il. Epps
headed the list with ASS votes; Mr..
James c. Smith came next with 1885, ana
Mr.. John +. Epps polled l,5fl votes.
Mr.. l.. J. Warren received 4. SIS votes
for City Auditor, while Mr. Robert ;. VI.
Valentine polled 452r
FOR THE COUNCIL.
In Madison Ward Major Otway s. AL
len ana Major Sol Cutchins were elected
TO the Board of Aldermen, the former
receiving Los and the latter s9l votes.
The hve winning candidates for the
Council and their votes were as follows:
Messrs r. II. Briggs, 1850; +. c. Ebel,
LOIS: II. A. HARRISON. 9)l; Julius y. Hob
son, 10. and Joseph Wallerstein, LOB.
in Monroe Ward Mr.. Reuben Burton re-
ceived 1858 votes for the Board of Alder
men, and Mr. w. IL. Zimmerman, 1.2S9.
For the Common Council Mr.. James
Caskle received ], 6G2 votes. Mr.. i. NJ. Fos-
Ter. liz; Mr. Marx Gunst. 1853; Mr.. H..
&. Jones, 1854, and Mr. c. w. Tanner,
lsA
In Marshall Ward Mr.. Joseph Mont
eomery was elected to the Board OF Al
dermen receiving s52 votes
The Councilmen elected and their votes
were as follows: Branch r. Allen, SO.
Horace A. Hawkins. $50; J. ii. Lawder'
l. 100. y. Thomas Mosby, LIS; w. III
Woody 1906.
In JNUtlENM " ttAN -4As - ""
wicke was elected TO the Board. receiving
1853 votes. The Councilmen elected were
George b. Davis. 1.223 votes; Albert Mil
Ter. $50: James r. Neale Il, b. Williams,
1854: Albert Witte, 9Sl votes.
In Clay Ward MIR. Henry l.. Carter
was elected TO the Board Of Aldermen,
receiving I5lS votes. The Councilmen
elected were j. NJ Blanks, 1885 votes; ).
II CottreI. ] 800: John ]. King. I,51U II.
". Rountree. 1854; William q. Stokes
1901
AS at This election. only members Of the
city Democratic Committee were voted
for in Jackson Ward. The whole number
OF votes cast in the city were $500.
CLERKS AND JUDGES.
Following is a list Of the polling places
and the judges and the clerks
MONROE WARD.
rfre. precinct-No 4 south First street
-Indces. A. w. Miller. Joseph Gerring;
clerks James c. Harmon, l.. 7. Fltz-
second Precinct-No. 2i2 north Second
street - Judges. X. h. Snead' Lewis
Brandar; Clerks, @. ID. Peasants Jr''
Alex. Archer.
Third Precinct-No. 8 west Broad stree'
Judges. Andrew Krouse, Luther Mar
+
Eo,rth Precinct-No. 407 north Third
street-Judges Josiah Ryland, CLAIBORNE
Robjne. Clerks, Valentine Brown. George
L. Mattern. 80,
Fifth Precinct - No 2O6 east Canal
street Cbatween Second and Third)-Judges
NJ. A. Allen, W. Il. Fitzgerald; Clerks
leigh Crutchaeld. William Brantley.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct--No. IS north Fourteenth
street-Judges. ]. c. Cabeli John D.
Lottier; Clerks, Goodman Davis, w. b.
second Precinct - Old Market Hall
Judges. y. f. BEDFORD, C. Manning. Jr
CLERKS. Peter O'sulllvan, David Council
Third Precinct No. 22l5 east MAR
straat Judges. Thomas r. Shea Gus
gregory: Clerks. \. p. Mayer Charles
Koss. .S ,r..
Fourth Precinct-No. so6 north Twenty
first street-Judges, w. I. A'"'"soh' '