The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
LITTLE INTEREST
in COUNCIL VOTE
To-N1orrow's Contest Devoid OF
Attention, Except in
Southsidc.
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FULL LIST OF OFFICERS
Judges, Clerks and Commission
crs Chosen by Electoral
Board.
EMIL LIST OF OFFICERS

-. $40 tomorrow morning the
4,,en,v-nine voting precincts Of Rich.
,,,nnd will be opened for the genera
faction. decreed by the State Consul
tuition for all cities and towns on tho
second tuesday in June TO election
.,eicers especially when there is no es-
citing contest to add interest TO lhe
occasion, the date seems TO have peei.
devised for the especir.l purpose OF
getting the greatest nutnpcr Oh nuu ~.
ont Of them, since the days are now
a. their longest. The sun will not set
tomorrow evening until $780, and after
.ho polls are closed tho votes remain
to be counted.
In seven of the eight wards of Rich
1nond n few sovereigns who happen TO
think about it will go TO the polling
places and put In an unscratcheI pal
lot. since in all the wards north OF the
James there is no opposition to any or
nc nominees of the democratic pri-
mary. In Washington Ward three IN
depenhents have filed notices of their
candidacy, one for the Board of Alder
mon and two for the City Council and
over there a large vote is expected TO
be polled.
No Primary Held.
Tho citizens who are running as in
dependents, and those who are going
to vote for them. do not regard them
selves as boilers from the primary.
since no primary was held In that
ward. But the City Democratic Com
mittee regards them as being In the
position of fighting the party candi-
dates, since the ncumbents were in
dorsed for reelection when 1t was
found that the time after consolida-
ton was too short to permit of hold
ing a primary.
The City Committee has pledged all
It's energies to the Washington Ward
delegation to secure tfc election of
the nominees and it is allie to give its
undivided attention to the situation be-
cause of the lack of a common enemy
in the other wards. The Republicans
of what was once Manchester are said
to be solidly behind the independents.
A full list of the officers OF election.
selected by the City Electoral Board,
follows. Under the law, there is one
Republican Judge at each precinct
Clny Ward.
First Precinct--Waiker C. Cottrell, T.
a. Jacob. Chas. b. Cary, Howell r.
Weisiger, Jos, ". Hundley.
Second Precinct-R. B. Walton, II. II.
Barfoot, Chas. II. Triplett, Henry
Blount, C. f. French.
Third Precinct-John r. Hooper. c.
C. +. Taylor.
Fourth Precinct-Jos. E. Heindl. j.
Lee Davis. Leslie II. Drew, B. j. Rog-
ers Beverley Woodson.
Lee Ward.
First Precinct-Heath j. Rawley,
Clement B. Lathrop. B. Taylor McCue.
Fred G. Pollard, John r. Wingo,
Second Precinct-Chas. E. Loehr. w.
j. Lynham. Geo II, Edelblut, J. II.
Gardner, Clarence Brown.
Third Precinct-Peter Winston, P. IA.
Curtis VIM. o. Mountcastle. w. Jos.
Kimbrough, l.. Fl. jenkins.
Henry ward.
First Precinct-.Jas. w Anderson,
Clifton Lee, Sr., Marcus Mckay, H. S.
Wright, Mason C. Nuckols.
Second Precinct-Andrew Krouse
Luther Martin, j. ]. Redmond, b. r.
Wilkerson, II. r. Waldrup.
Third Precfnct-E. j. Hulcher, Geo. I.
Dean. Henry Mallory, II. c. Garrett, n
V. Coleman.
Monroe ward.
First Precinct-W r. Fitzgerald. J.
B. Harvie. r. Il. Freeman, Littletor
Fitzgerald Morgan P. Robinson.
Second Prccinct-,John p. Lea. j. H
Kicks, J, c. Bristow. Barney f. Frisch
korn, Wexford r. Sutherland.
Third Precinct-L T. jackson. f. A
| Bliley, B. A. Martin. Sol A. Pyle, j
| G.. Gicllnger.
Fourth Precinct-Daniel A. Vein,
brunn, J. ". Woman. Jno. T. Becker
| Jno. A. Sites a. s. Baker.
Madison ward.
| First Precinct--A. l.. Tenser. w ID
Harton, w. d. Selden, Tim j. Sullivan
Jos. Kcssnich.
Second Precinct-Donald NJ Blair
\ t,n Dn, ~ =
Quinn, Lewis II. Blair, Jr.
Third Precinct-Goodman Davis
Mark Davis, John c. Ntckert. Alb,
Cohn, f. NJ, Epps.
Fourth Precinct--F I. McDonough
g J4Cox, M. r. Page. Ed Cox. Thos. a
Joyce.
Marshall Ward.
/ First Precinct--R, A, cavedo. j. A
Black, NJ e! O'Bcirne, j. T. Duffy
Chas. A. Schmidt
Second Precinct Walter F. Eanes, r
4 j. Christian. ]. P. Schernumhorn. j
Samuel Wilkinson, L. G. Eggleston
Third Prccinct-H. Brizzolara. NJ f
Barnett, j. w. Stewart, Albert NJ
Pryde, L. Brizzolara.
Jefferson Ward.
First Precinct-E. II. Warren. Z
4 OToole A G., Rogers, c. S. Francis
Hancock Warren.
Second Precinct--Charles koss, j.
: Campodonica, w. p. Atwood, S. /
Wood, G. D. Pearman.
Third Precinct-o. l.. Albertson. A. /
Blount ]. W. Arnold, j. w. D. Farra1
r, G, Dixon.
Fourth Precinct-chas, w. Sims, &c,
r, Pitt, G. f. Gary, NJ. l., Boyle. job
Pitt.
washington Ward.
First Precinct-C. p. Walthall, j. "
Smith, A. G. Powell, II. A. Gill, w. "
n Cordle,
Second Precinct--Frank S. Anderson
Charles Snhaadt. j. II. Gallagher, j. !
/ Perdue. Jr., Philip l., Anderson.
Third PrecinctNI, a, Rightsall /
f. Davis, S. w Johnson, T. T. Chea
! ham, Charles r. Fowlkes,
Fourth Precinct--W l.. Porter, H, {
Beattie, IT.. J. a. Williamson, S. /
Phillips, A. l.. Sampson,
: commissioners of Observation-Disclosures
: 'ISrouse Qemocrap, from Henry Ware
{ nj. A. Rightsall CDem ocraD, fro
q Washington Ward; r, A. Cavedo (Den
IL ocraD, from Marshall Ward; W.
/, Selden (Republican), from Madiso
Ward, Leslie II, Drew CRepublican
from Clay Ward
.