The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
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The Health Board Pays High.
Complimellt' ,1 to s. Officer
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ENDORSED l[, ISL D FOR POSITION
MIR. John Calligl,ail, of the City,,
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Manchester iBurenti, Times Dispatch,
No. .1102 Hull Street.
The Board of Health lust night unani-
mously recommended the name OF Po-
sliccman Michael j. Moore for the posi-
ton Of sanitary Inspector.
Officer Moore wns not DESTROYS OF the
position, and had not sent any applica-
tion to the members of the Board OF
Health or to the city counclmen.
But the Council on last Tuesday night
Unt the question TO tile Board Of Health
for recommendation OF suitable per-
son for the position, and 1t was decided
without question that Patrolman Moore
was the man for the job. He was placed
ir nominat ton. and tho motion was made
unanimous.
There We're seven candidates for the
position. two of whom were not eligible
to Office under the opinion OF City At
torncy Charles L. Page, which was read
to the health authorities.
Mr.. Page gave as his opinion that
qualified voter was one who could vote
lin the election in June. and the person
who had not paid his taxes in time to
become voter In this election was not
constitutionally n legally qualified voter,
StuG IuSl tLh SuCll IL per-.
son could vote in the election in the ~
The opinion was lengthy. and cited the
legal authorities on the subject.
AZ Yet it Is not known to the Board
OF Health authorities whether or not Mr.
Moore will accept the position. but he
will be prevailed upon to-day to accept
the Office. The present last night were
DR.. AZ P. Rucker. Mr.. G. w. Reams,
Mr.. E. X. Sampson, Mr.. 8 j. Jones
and r. T.. Cleaton.
John Callighan Dead.
News was received in the city last
night OF the death in Texas of Mr.. John
Calliglian. we'll known young man OF
Manchester.
While out hunting with party Nf
friends in Texas Mr.. Callighan accidents
ally discharged his shotgun. the load of
shot penetrating his left arm. The menl-
Der was amputated. but blood poisoning
set In and from this death resulted.
Miss Elizabeth Callighan. sister of the
young man. left the city Monday for
Texas. to be at the bedside of her broth
er. and 1t was telegram from her re-
ccived here last night that conveyed the
sad news OF the death of Mr.. Callighan.
The remains will be brought here for
interment. The deceased lived at Eighth
and Porter Streets
Honor Roll Of Pupils.
Principal a. II. Fitzgerald. of the Man.
chester public schools, has given out the
following roll OF honor OF pupils for the
fiscal month of March:
First Grammar--Aliss French, teacher:
Roy Atwell. Zulinc DnEal and Hazel
Kidd.
Fourth Grammar4Mrs Woodward
teacher: Mary Fry. Willie Jcwett
Third and Fourth Grammar-Anss Man
gum, teacher; Mabel Walton and Henry
Garrett.
Third Grammar B--Miss Hall. teacher:
Ernest Puckett. Lizzie Fry Lorelle Neal
Viola F'llppen, Harvey C1opton. Ruth VIII
liams, Ysrnell Cersley. Louise Francisco
and Corinne Lockett.
Second Grammar B-Affss Mayo, teacher;
Littlepage Ingram.
Second Grammar A-S1iss WeisiEer,
teacher: Eessie Nance Helen Carroll. Mo-.
zelle Reams, Maggie Styles. Ltimmie Lee
White and Walter Duke.
First Grammar B-Afiss Brown. teacher
Effie Baltimore, Pearl Belcher. Vergie La
than. Alice Pizzini, Mabel Styles Julia
Atwell and Waverly Jones.
First Grammar 'A-Niss Wells. teacher:
Mabel Baugh, Vivian Royal and Clarence
Fry.
Sixth .Prinlary-AIiss Lamb teacher7
Annie Atwell. Margaret Geary, Consuelo
Mccarthy, Lucille Napier, Raymond Smith
and John Taylor.
Fifth Primary-AIiss Bronough, teacher;
Lama Anderson. Lizzie Bailey. Rosemond
Clay, Virginia OdeIl. Annie Laurie Owens,
Frank Badly. Garrett Campbell, Taylor
Jolliff, Rush Loving, John Starkcl and
Willie Williams.
Fourth Primary-Arfss RohanoD. tea cher;
Lucille C.heathanl, Edwcxd Bass. Marshall
Green, Burley Haddock, Henry Jones,
Heth Percival, Leonard Phillips, Ernest.
Taylor, Mary Bishop, Lizzie Brooks. Err
cell ccrsley, Ruby Cleary dnW. Jane
Elan. Rachel Kidd. Minnie Martin. Edna
Powell Florence Worsham ard Ida Wor-
sham. ~.
Third Priinary-aIiss Botanon, teacher;