The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-13
NOW IS The TIME USE
hY0MEI
at one time The bill was then passed
by until to-day.

at one time The bill YVES then passed
by until to-day.
PoLLoCK TURNED DOWN.
The senate In executive session refused
10 confirm the eppontm ent OF Hon. D,
B. Pollock as superintendent OF tho
schools In Pulaski county. There was
q debate lasting an hour. Mr.. Pollock
was nominated by tho State Board OF
Education on Tuesday to succeed Mr.,
Carew, resigned. Mr.. L. II, Dnrst was
an applicant for tho position Nothing
was given out officially for publication
az 10 the reasons why the great MAJ orl.
~ or the Senate voted to turn down Mr.,
POLLOCK The only statements made was
tha1 tho nomination wns not confirmed,
Mn Pollock is a lawyer and was In the
IIouse OF Delegates few years ago,
Hc Is a very warm friend OF former Gov
ernor Tylers and placed him In no4mina-
ton for United States Senator.
The only objection to Mr.. Pollock was
,hae the Board bad Ignored the recon-
menoation OF the Senator and the Dole
gate from tho Pulaski District who had
asked for the appointment OF Mr.. Darst
and they were supposed to be better
acquainted with the wishes OF their
constituents than tho Board,
AZ 1:5 p. M. tho chair was vacated
until $3.50 p, NJ.
Election IF Judges.
There was some little pleasantly at
the afternoon session whom It came to
the placing In nomination IT candidates
for the twenty-four judicial circuits> No
nominating speeches wero made, A
Senator simply announced tho name Of
HIS candidate, except In three Instances.
When his judicial district had been
reached. Mr.. Reyercomb Oep.) arose
and said: II am not in tho habit OF
nominating candidates named by Demo-
cratic caucuses, but In thiB Instance Il
gives mo great pleasure to nominate tho
Hon. George K. Anderson"
This stntoment was greeted With ap-
plause.
MI. Hartman (Rcp.) demanded tho right
to nominate for tho Tazewcl circuit tho
Hon. w. + Henson, tho choice OF the
Dem ocratio CAUCUS He was given that
privilege and his little speech was ap-
plauded
When tho wyehe circuit was reached,
Mr.. st. Clair said: II DESIRE to nominate
tho Hon. Robert G. Jackson" Flo laid
great stress upon the name Of lis can.
ddato. and tho Significance Of nc w-as
that tinre had been a rumor that ano-
tier CAUCUS might DO called to recon-
s'der this nomination.
But tho fight against Judge jackson
Ecver took shape and there was no cou-
Gus called.
No votes wore cast against any Of
tho persons placed In nomination.. tina
three Republican men1bers voting for
tho nominees OF the Democratic caucus.
THE NOMINATIONS.
The nominations were made as fol-
lows:
First Circuit, w. N. Poruock, by Nh,
Cromwell.
Second Circuit, R. R. Prontls, BY Mr..
Third Circuit, J. #. West. by Mr..
c Fourth Circuit, 3. A. Hancock. by Mr..
Fifth Circuit. George J. Hundley. by
Mr.. Watkins.
Sixth Circuit. W. R. Barksdale. by Mr..
seventh Circuit, e. W. Saunders. by Mr.,
Harvey.
Eighth Circuit. John NJ. White, by Mr.
Masse
Ninth Circuit. D. a. Grimsley, by Mr.,
Barksdale,
Tenth Circuit, r, Carter Scott. by Mr..
Bryant.
Eleventh Circuit. J, W. G. Blackstone,
by Mr.. Tyler.
Twelfth Circuit. T, r, B. Wright, by
Mr.. Sears.
Thirteenth Circuit. G. T. Garnott, BY
Mr.. Sears.
Fourteenth Circuit ]. Fillmore Hubbard
oy Mr.. Tyler.
Fifteenth Circuit. John q, Mason. bv
Mr.. Wckham.
Sixteenth Circuit, Charles e.. Niool,
oy Mr. Donohoe
Seventeenth Circuit, T. W. Harrison, BY
Mr.. Lupton.-
Eighteenth Circuit, s. a. Letcher. BY
Mr.. Kcezell
Nlnteenth Circuit. George X. Anderson.
~ Mr.. Revercomb.
Twentieth Circuit, Henry E.. Blair. bv
Mr.. Clayton.
Twenty-tlrst Circuit, R. c. Jackson, by
Mr.. st. Clair. i
Twenty,second Circuit. W. ]. Henson.
~ Mr.. Hartman.
Twenty.third Circuit. Frank B. Hutton,
Twenty-fourth Circuit, Fl. A. W. skaen
~ Mr., Bruce. >'t'
For judge OF the County Court or shuth-
lmpton,, Mr.. Stands nominated M. r
B. Prince, Jr.
All OF these nominees received all the
votes cast, and We're declared elected,
The House.
The House was called to order at 80
s. M. by Speaker John It. Ryan and
prayer was offered by Rev. Fl. r. Atkins
# the Christian Church.
Tho bill appropratlng 100000 to the
jamestown Exposition was reported from
he Committee on Finance and read a
lrst time.
The House then proceeded to the exc
,utlon of the Joint order which was the