The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
N[WMEN TO RUN
CITY q ELECTIONS. :s';.
New Electoral Board. ar
Names Citizens for
Registrars.
SIX .llNCUMBENTS
ARE REAPPOlNTED.
Judges and Clerks to be Chosen
Later On-Registrars Take
Office May First for Two
Years Board Hopes
They Will
Accept.
New Registrars.

ttgtTs CIay -
W. Jones. (2) John r. Hooper, ~
Lee-e1j W. crump Tucker, t2' g g
Aenry-e1, joseph s; E; Tay,or, " u g, g
Monroe-(1 ) "a. w. Miller, {2) John
Howard ~, (3) C.. A. zlnckc,i ~ u
Thomas w. Leonard. y,
MadIson-d) Spencer cornltek, ~
u CaskIe CabelI, (a) Goodman Oav's' \
~ Richard 2. Prophy, .,
Charles w, !, Il Hardwlcke, (3) Franz L =
!, eutler, (4) Westwood NJ. Williams
Nearly All5NeW Ones.
Above is the list Of registrars q ap-
e roi,,tcd yes terlay by the New City Elcc-
torial Board. They arc nearly all new
men and were cfoser, to serve FOR terms ms
4 81 Two years each, from May st. 19o6.
,rhe board will appoint tho judges and
s clerks OF election during the month OF
z MAY. according to the provisions OF 4 tlle II
statute on tho subject. and they VIII
& hold for terms Of one year each, from
June LIST 1906. az5s
The new electoral board IS conPosed
OF Messrs. James Caskie. chairman; =.
II (, I,icIlu rdson, secretary. and DR.. j. W.
1Iinchinan.
The members have held a mum per OF |
etinrs. trying to make. up a list OF
z suitable officers, and they expressed tlie
hone that Y those chosen would find ~
4 convenient to serve. !,
Il The commissions were mailed to al OF
them by the secretary last night
Turned No One Out.
..x,cl tlid not turn any one out" said
~ chairman. Caskic. s",Wc simply elected
s =, 4, ~ nlaccs which became vacant by
.nncr;,tioIE of law on the first day OF
4 May. I, !. II. !, n
5-@,rhcrc we're several reslgnati TONS anu a. q
,bcsn vacancies were filled only for the
iIncxpircd terms. ending May Isl.
s. Mp r. Rowle. of Second Gay, re-.
Y s;rnoi when Chosen a policeman. ana
Mr# IIooper is named for the REMAINDER
or his term.
AIr. John Howard Jr, is named !'l'-
3 dcr like circumstances for Second mon.
s 80. AR n. II. Daniel having resigned
becarse or the removal OF MS residence rcld e'te'c
out OF tile precinct. :,
Ar. r. j. Smith, Of Third Narshalb
resigned upon being elected 70 ne ne ~. MY
4 Council. and Mr.. r. =. Lord was cllostn clloc
Tor his unexpircd term. I, !.
i359s ont 6T the entire twenty three rec, 8
trnrs chosen, only six are incunbcnts.
Thcy arc Messrs. Carr. Of Lee; Alillcr,
q nr Monroc: Davis and Cabcll. OF " adj
son. and Christian and LORD OF NAT NJ
shall.
The Incumbents. @
Tle incumbcnts, whose terms VIII eS' '
s'cE cIay =, Ward, m First Precinct, II. v,
Moore, t3) r. T.. ELulcc. IL.
y. Tcc-u) j, II. Winston. 2) 7. CT Carr.
-iIIcnry-a) Joseph Gerrng. (2) Ed. KAN,
u a, a. T.. Saucrwald -
- Monroe--u Am. Miller, (e) =. I.
Daniel, (3) Ruehmund, D j. ~ trad az
handsomely a. L. Tcnser. (2) J. caakle
cabell (s) Goodman Davis, (D w y
4l.caman. @ f5}y.5S . !sg3 TX ~
TIartzell, l3) T. ", Folkes, 90 ~. '.5 =
Boyle. IL :, 5;r :
Christian -, =,
In the above list. the names Of Alessrs.
uowlc. Z second Clay; Daniel, Second Mon AloT-
roe. ana Smith, Third Marshall. do not
nnncar. as they had previously resigned.
3rhe men named by the new electoral
hoard IS composed OF a high class OF men
from end to end. It embraces lawyers,
,,,nrchullts bookkeepers, bank 8 clerks
nnd N nearly every instance sound bus
moss men, who have tho entire confi-
dcnce Of the community. None Of them
nave nnv official connection with party
committees, nor doiany hold oI''ce ~ uhS
Il way in the city government l4