The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-21
One Polling Place for
Each Legislative
District.
PLANS FOR CONVENTION
Commission in Charge OF
DetailS-Chairman Will
Call to Order.

Judges and clerks for the Democratic
primaries were announced by Chairman
Edwin Seton after the meeting this
morning of the election commission.
There are only two judges named in
each district. one for the anti-Hearst
and the other for the Hearst factions.
These judges will be called together ut
once TO name a third and presiding
judge. The list of judges and clerks
is as follows:
Judges.
First district-Judges. Frederick T.
Hayden. Andrew Boyer.
Second district-W. S. Torbert, E. w.
Anderson.
Third district-Chris Hager. c. r. De-
vine.
Fourth distrlct-o W. Bradt, John t.
Fifth district-winamEF. Ryan, E. T
Green.
Sixth district-James F. Flynn. E. w.
Zca.
seventh distriet-Daniel T. BuIkIey,
William Cranch Mclntire.
Eighth district-George F. Brown.
John McDermott-
Ninth district-T- A. Delaney, William
u Castle.
Tenth district-M A. Flanagan, VIII
liam Harley.
Eleventh district-Peter Horrigan.
Philip Shea.
Twelfth district-David Kaufman. Ed
ward DeViin.
Thirteenth district-Milford H. Spohn.
Ernest 9. Thompson.
Fourteenth district-M. J. COnnor, j.
Albert Prince.
Fifteenth district-D. J. Conncrs. Ste
2hen keims.
Sixteenth district-H II. HempIer,
Z r
Seventeenth district-Charles Alexan-
der. r. Harry Johnson
Eighteenth district-John Kenealy
timothy Richardson.
Nlneteeath district-Edward McNally
Edward T. Keneaiy-
twentieth district-Daniel Callahan,
james Burns.
Twenty district-James II. Suili-
van. Warren II. Beall.
Twenty-second district - James Il
Hughes, George Cole
Clerks.
First district-Samuel Campbell. John
second district-John G. Keene. J.
Third district-CharIes Murray. P. T.
Fourth district-T. J. Murtaugh. James
FIFTH William King, James J.
sixth district-John T. Smith, Robert
{. Tally.
Seventh distriet-winiam J. Delaney,
Eighth district-Jules Aveaz Daniel
ViehmyeT,
Ninth drstrict-samuel Leech. Fred J.
l<ries.
Tenth district-David Cavanner, VII
Eleventh district-w. r. Main, jr
il. G. Simpson.
Twelfth district-E c. Williams, j. K.
Campbell
Thirteenth district-F. G. Lindsey,
Bruce 5. Elliott.
Fourteenth diStrict-GeOrge w Gar
ner. G. A. Senasack.
Fifteenth district - Eernard Nesbit
Michael j. Mddigan.
Sixteenth district - Michael Griffin,
Fred A JamisOn.
Seventeenth district-M. Fitzgerald.
W. =. NOrmoyle
Eighteenth district-James Dunn, +.
Donaldson.
Nineteenth district-Stephen A Glenn
cnts. W. IT. Herbert.
Twentieth district-W J. Downey, T.
Edward DALEY.
Twenty-frst Observation-Disclosures Say
srs. Joseph S. KELLEY.
Twenty-second district-Ed. r. Peters,
y. +. Ma1nins.
Polling Places
The committee is now busy at work
upon polling places It was announced
this morning that there would be only
one polling place in each district not
Nvithstanding the hardship that this will
work in the first and second districts
particularly. In each of these localities
voters must travel several miles 10 cast
their ballots. The election commission
however. Is bound by the rule laid down
By the subcommittee or the national
committee. Chairman Seton this morn
ing called upon the leaders Of the vari-
Gus parties 70 submit al. once their lists
of candidates for delegates to the city
convention.
The applications must be accompanied
by statements thai the candidates are
backed by regular organizations. and the
men who would be delegates must put
up S, while the alternates will have 10
contribute s. each TO the campaign
funds There Will be only two tickets
OF impoTtance--the Hearst party. headed
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