The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08


it to the chief, and so 1t was decided to
ask the next Legislature to amene- the
charter in this particular.
All Reelected.
The Board then unanimously reelected
the following officers and men for terms
Of three years from July l, 1905:
Captain-E. P. Hulce.
Sergeants-R. ]. Brooks, r. B. Sowell.
c. A. Gibson, T. J. Wren, j. T. Hall, G.
II Matthews.
Prlvates-s. T. Goldsby J. M. Keegan,
c. NJ. Johnson, C. L. GARRISON, II. A.
Amos, j. n. $NrcMullen, l.. S. Robins, j.
II. Tyler, j. il. Howell. w. p. German, F.
NJ. Kraft, W. d. Schlief, E. c. Tate, j.. s.
Gary, w. A. Nuckols, +. L. Krengel, c.
z. Tucker.
Mr., Whittet got an amendment to the
rules providing that when any police Of
fcer announces his candidacy for an Of
flee elective by the people. he must i'm
medately resign from the force. or
course this does not apply to Officer
Wyatt, who is on furlough while running
for High Constable.
There was a good deal of discussion
over the matter and 1t seemed to be
the concensus. of opinion that the depart
politics. III
Captains Must Act.
Mr.. Manning offered resolution, which
was adopted. requiring captains to swear
out warrants in nuisance cases, when re-
ports came to them afrom prvates and
not to require the privates to do 1t.
Mr.. Manning said he offered the reso-
luton so as to fix the responsibility with
the heads of the districts.
Mr.. Manning also asked that the cap
talns. when making their reports to the
judge Of the Hastings Court as to the
number. location and character of bars
and social clubs in their districts, furnish
the same information to the Board. This
was agreed to- h
The matters relating to bicycles for a
limited number Of the patrolmen and to
restoring the old second story went over
until the next meeting.
The New Orders.
Following is the order in which the
men are to report under the new system
promulgated by the chief:
Day schedue:s Officers will report at
intervals of one hour.
On beat No. 1. at 1925; beat No. 2.
at 1880; beat No. 3, at 1885; beat No. 4.
at 7:40; beat No. 5, at 7:45; beat No. 6,
1850; beat No 7, 1855; beat No. s, at 500.
Night schedule: Beat No. /. at 7:24
beat No. 2. at 1925; beat No. 8. at 1882;
beat No. 4. 1886: beat No. 5, 7:4o; beat
No. 6, 7:44 beat No. Z, at 7:4S; beat No
s, at 1882 beat No. 9. 1856; beat No. 10,
at 500; beat No. II. at SO4 beat No.
IL, sos; beat No. 10. s:12; beat No. a.
at S:l6; beat No. 15. at $40; beat No.
49, at S:24.
The following assignment Of the force
was laid before the board but not acted
upon:
Major Louis Werner, chief; George f.
Epps, Inspector; G. E. Pollock, secretary;
B. +. Howard. superintendent patrol; L.
S. Robins, messenger.
captalns-W. B. Whitlock, First Sta
tom +. p Hulce. Second Station; A. NJ
Tomlinson, captain detectives.
sergeants: First station--J. p. Jeter,
G. II. Matthews. T. G. Bailey J. H.
Kerse
Second station--R. b. sowell. w A.
Barfoot r. j. Brooks, S. w. Holdcroft..
Detective headquarters-C. A. Gibson.
]. Il. Hall, T. j. Wren, 4, J. Mcmahon,
J. l.. Wiltshire.
Cricr Police Court, r. N. Thomas.
Sanitary officers-W. A. Shields, A.
Burnett. z. G. I.ankin. ]. J. Walton.
Assigned for duty at detective head
auarters-sergeants G. II. Talley and ].
A Otey.
Assigned to accompany wagon in First
District-4-John Ogilvie acd V, Pendleton.
Assigned to accompany wagon In Second
District. ]. LANCE and ]. M Sale.
Detailed at depot-C. and O-J, M.
Keegan: Union and Bryd Street. John
| Fncgan,
Balance of force on beat duty.
Judge Woods to Sit.
r.o,ornor N,ort,gua has designated Judge