The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
HAS
REED FOR MAYOR j:
And ]. c. Niernyer Was Noni-
mated for State Senator
There.
TOWN FOR SENATOR MARTIN
This is Said to Be Shown BY
Niemycr's Electiol1-Bland
Winner.
TOWN FOR SENATOR MARTIN
fsnecInl 10 rhe Tlmes pIspatch.)

(specini to The Times Dlspatch)
NORFOLK, VA, June 2S.-J. Davis
Reed was nominated for Mayor Of Ports
mouth by majority of ten votes and =.
C. Niemyer for State senator. Tho voting
occurred yesterday In the primary, put
the count was not finished till noon to-
day. Reed was opposed by @. w. Walker
and l.. C. Brson as tho nominee OF the
Democratic party for the unexpircd term
of Mayor Baird, deceased. Eut thcre was
no candidate against Neimyer. lie carrieo
every ward and obtained 1,146 votes out or
LOST. THAT is the result of the first days
primary and Niemyers nomination, 1t
Is said, shows that Portsmouth Is for
Senator Thomas S. Martin, Niemycr hay.
ing obtained q good vote In face OF
strong opposltion.
The ticket for the. second days voting
tomorrow is as follows:
For City Collector-R. A. Hutchins ana
S. Cleburne Browne.
For City Treasurer-George "A. Tabb
and u. l.. Nash.
For Commonwealth's Attorney-h. a.
Balm and w. H. Stewart.
For Street Inspector-John w. Wood
and L. G. Elliott.
For Clerk Of tho Market-E. N. Grant
wins out by majority Of Sc. 4.
For High Constable-Harry G. Hall
and Z. S. Anderton.
II For Chief of Fire Departmental. y.
Murden and w. T. Robinson.
For Inspector of Plumbing-John G.
Fletcher and Walter L. Bennett.
For Physician to the Poor-Dr. Gray G.
Holiday and Or. T. II. Wilkins.
City Auditor Tom Hume was renomi-
mated.
8HCity Sergeant Williamson Smith made
It a one day primary with his opponents,
as did City Clerk L.. P. Slater.
BLAND is NOMINATED.
Charles r. Bland defeated Harry a.
Brinkley FOR the House Of Delegates by
seventy-scven votes. w
Captain Albert Sidney Johnson. young
attorney OF smithfield, appointed by
Judge A. r. Prentiss to fill the unexpired
term of the late N. II. Young, clork of the
Circuit Court Of Isle Of Wight county.
qualified before Judge Prentis in Norfolk
at noon to-day, giving bond In the sum OF
IS, 0Oo Captain Johnson, who left FOL
Smithfield this afternoon, said that ht
would be a candidate in the Isle OF
Wight primary August ed, for the ful
term OF the Isle OF Wight clerkship, be.
ginning January l., 1906, and extending FOL
eight years Tho term for which he has
been appointed by Judge Prenuss expires
| when the now clerk takes charge Jan
| uary 1st
Judge William Hodges Mann, one OF tn
! three gubernatoral aspirants, opens hi
campaign in Norfolk at kim Hall, Bran
bleton, tomorrow night. He will dellve
several speeches In Norfolk during IN
ncxt ten DAYS, one Of which will be a
| the Academy of Music.
| s AJvAEJ MARTINS TALKS. ss
Aivah H. Martin. clerk Of the Norfol'
| County Court at Portsmouth and re
/ publican leader Of the times before tn
now suffrage laws, was not worried owe
| the warrant sworn out for his arrest by a
| r. Stroud, but declared that 1t was don
for political effect and for personal spite
Rev R. B. Isggleston, Of Richmono
! formerly pastor of the First Presbyterla
Church. Of Portsmouth, is here biddn
his friends good bye preparatory to goin
to New York tonight, whence he WI
sail for Europe.