The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
.SMALLV VOTE
in PRlM \ n !. ]
Nominate Legislators and
Committeeman To-Day.
THE VIVA vOCE system
This Viii Be Used IN Accordance with
Provisions Of State Plan-Result to
Bs Known BY 10 o'CIock--list
Of Candidates. Z

Tho Legislative primary, which will be
held In Richmond to-day from o'clock a,
NJ. TO 8 O. clock P. Nj, promises to be one OF
the most unintcrcsting ever conducted
hore, and Indications point to the casting
Of a very light vote. .s.
Tho viva vocea system Will be used In;
to.days voting, and tho now registration
hooks will be at the various Spolllng
places. so It will bea controversy settled
by tho new electorate OF the city.
Al It looks as II there may not bo3 over
400 votes po1lcd, no effort Of conso-
4 auence having bsen n} to excite public
rnittec Will receive snd announce the
returns at the Ola Market Hall. and
+ they will likely be lY carly. as the VIVA
woce systcm will js?eaty facilitate tho
i, counting It is expected that the result
Y will bo known as carly as 10 O'clock
There are seven candidates for the House
NO OPOs1TION.
Mr.. Hartman, for tho Senate. and Mr..
Rowelle, for Circuit clerk. will have
no opposition. and tho candidates for the
City Commit ttee II, five Of tho seven wards
are equally fortunate.
Up In Leo and Clay Wards It Is dlf-
ferent. The field for the committee 10
pretty we'll filled UP In both. and there
are some pretty lively contests IN pro
L gress.
It is rather predetermined what the
labor people will do to-day, though 1t Is
likely that owing to their friendship for
several OF the House aspirnnts, most "
them will 20 in. 8
The primary promises to be an, ex-
ceptionally quiet one. and PROBABLY the
smallest vote ever cast In the city IN a
general fight will be poled.
FOR TIIE HOUSE.
Tho candidates for tho several places places
10 be filled are as follows
senate-A. C.. Hartman
4 Coz. Charles J. Anderson. Charles NJ.
Wallace. jr., and Harry Z. Watts +,
CLERK CLERK Of sSTe!s GHHEt iRom m TTf!.e'
Five TO be elected in each ward:
Z Clay Ward-Ciyde w Saunders Eawin
4 NJ Pitcher. DR.. William J. West. JOIN 2ri1,. :.
Mitchell, Thomas y Dance E. Rro n, ,pg
r,n NJ !" g. Il. winston. Wills 3. Butler.
James r. Yeamans and r. p. Peyton.
Monroe Iyard.RY Sa ! Ba aSan 1sme :;
s E. MCKINNEY sa1nSss' and " 8. Duke. ),
Z Madison Ward-Joeeph G. Taylor, s; c.
SHIELD. .. NJ Borgess., Minetree FOXES
M 1,,, M m wardaE. J. Fagen. james E.
Phillips. "A. T. Griffith, Sam Steiner, G.
h Marshall ward-John B. Walsh, g. p.
M ID !. " A'e Wood n raournoy'
wood SOW Waite Peay. John r, Lealnan.
ana s = WHERE 70 VOTE.
Following Is q coma'ete list Of the vot-
ing places In the several yards:
First Precinct-No. l2m West Broad
' Second Preclnct-No. COS West Broad
e. Tnird Precsct-No. 11s West Broad
street . JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct-No. 62sh Brook Avenue:
Second Precinct-No 16 West Duyal
Third Precinct-No.. 800 North Second
1T Fourth Precinct-No. coo North Seven
teenth Street.
First Precinct-Matn, near Pine street
Second Precinct-Reservoir, near Cary
4 Street. =, eo,,.h ptn.
e'rees MONROE WARD.
First Precinct-No. 4 South First Street:
Second Precinct-No. 2l2 North Third
7: Third Precinct-No. West Broad
ss Fourth Precinct-No, 4o7 North Third
. b + I
Fifth Prec,nct-No. 2oe East Canal
81 ess' MADISON WARD.
First Precinct-sanger Hall, North Sew
cnth street, near Broad.
! Second Precinct-To. 81 North Eighth
e; Third precinct-No. III North Seventh
Fourth Precinat-No. 7o1 East Cary
Street. =. -,
First Precinct-No. 207 Governor. Street,
Second Preclnct-First Market. sevon-
teenth and Main Streets.
Third Precinct-No. s2o5 East Main
7: Fourth Precinct-No. sol North Twenty
first Street.
First Precinct-No. 3214 Lester Street.
Second Precnct-No. &02 East Broad
Street.
NTH Street.
Religious Notes.
The Rev. J. e, Oyler, OF the Burkevlle
Circuit and the Rev. Frank McSpar-