The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-10
LOCAL FIGHTS
GROWING WARM 4 \
The Clay Ward Actives Will
Hear Candidates To
Night.
COMMITTEE PICKS OFFICERS.
Colonel Anderson to Speak Can
didates Must Pay
To-day.
COMMITTEE. PICKS OFFICE

The municipal campaign is drawing
rapidly to close, only ten days being
left in which the candidates may i'm
perfume the voters before the primary.
The City Democratic Committee met
last night, selected judges and clerks for
the primary, and the polling places for
the several precincts.
1t was decided to- receive the returns
at the Old Market Hall on the night
OF the primary. which will be Juno 20th.
At noon to-day the time for entries will
expire. and it looks rs If all the an
nounced candidates will pay up.
All those for city sergeant and Com
nonwealth's Attorney have already paid,
as have a great many who are running
for other offices.
New Men Running.
Many men are coming out for the
City Committee, Among the latest is
Mr.. James II. Capers, Jr,, OF Lee Ward.
The officers Of the committee will meet
in the parlors of the Powhatan Hotel
at 10 o'clock this morning to receive the
fees Of those candidates who have not
yet paid up. and will hold the list open
until noon.
to enter the primary. All the candidates
are active and will work industrlously
until the fight Is over. The Clay Ward
Actives will meet tonight to hear all
candidates for municipal offices. save
those for Commemorative Attorney.
The clerk Will hold another meeting
on next Saturday night.
Making Hard Fight.
Colonel George Wayne Anderson is
making hard fight for Commonwealth's
appointments:
Belvidere Hall, Monday night.
Powell's Hall, Tuesday night.
Sanger Hail, Friday night.
Nelson's Hall (Fulton), Saturday night,
The City Committee last night, In Sc
Letting precincts, chose No. 2714 East
Franklin Street for the Second Marshall,
and the members congratulated them-
solves upon having at last secured a
comfortable place. Heretofore tho pre-
cinct has been In n stable.
Officers and Places.
Following Is a list OF the polling places
and officers for the primary:
Jefferson Ward.
First Precinct, Old Market-A. Steiner
registrar; Abe cohn, Judge; ]. Cohn,
clerk.
Second Precinct. No, o2o5 East Main
street-H. II. Hartzell, registrar; P. H.
Sullivan. judge; Il. II Pagan, clerk.
Third Precinct, No, 28O6 Church FILL
Avenue-Phl Bagley, registrar; Waverly
Melton. judge; L. i, Burnett, cleEk,
Fourth Precinct, Masonic Hall-M L.
RQyle, registrar; w, D. Griffin, Judge;
". G, Austin, clerk
Clay Ward.
First Precinct, Cherry Street, between
Main and Floyd-H. v, B. Moore, regis
trar Thomas Boudar, Judge; j. g, Tyler,
clerk.
Second Precinct, Chaffn and Reservoir
streets--T. p. Howell, registrar; @, p.
Davis. judge; Charles French. clerk.
Third Precinct, No, 42l South Pine--P.
L. Wade. registrar; Herbert Hulce, Judge:
John r. Garter, clerk.
Madison Ward.
First Precinct, No. 4OS North Ninth
6treet-A. L. Tenser, registrar; Clifton
Lee. Judge; Fletcher Richardson, clerk
Second Precinct, No. 6 North Seventh
]. Caskie Cahell, registrar: +, ]. Quinn.
judge; T. r. Palmore, clerk.
Third Precinct, No 2o7 Governor Street.
Goodman Davis, registrar; II. s. Price,
Judge; W. b. Tupman, clerk.
Fourth Precinct, No, 600 North Seven
tesptA SEsst-4 Y. 14fauoRy registrar