The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-08
SENATORS ARE now
PARTY NOMINEES
Folkes and Hartman Declared
Democratic Candidates for
Reelection.
SAUNDERS is ON COMMITTEE
Clay Ward Man Is Unopposed.
Two New Men for House
OF Delegates.

Official declaration was made at
noon yesterday by City Chairman
Miles NJ. Martin that e. c. Folkes and
Arthur c. Hartman are the Democratic
nominees for the State Senate from
the Thirty-eighth District. which is
the city of Richmond. and that e. NJ.
Rowelle is the Democratic nominee
for the office of clerk of the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond
These candidates developed no op-
position up to the hour for closing the
. lists. They Will not go into the pri-
mary. and are now the accredited
party nominees, which is equivalent 70
an election.
Both the State senatorial candidates
are the incumbents Both have long
records in tho halls of the General AS
sembly, and their denomination with
out a shadow OF opposition is taken
by themselves and their friends as an
Endorsement of their work and as a
personal compliment which they ap-
preciate.
City Committee Named.
In all the wards of the CITY save
one. the result was the same as in
the race for the State Senate. In Mar
snail Ward alone is there opposition
in the primary of September :. and
the City Committee declared the as
pirants in all the remaining wards as
T.
snip on the committee for the next
two years. One of these is Clyde w.
saunders, the leading political worker
| from Clay Ward.
TWO additional candidates for the
House of Delegates appeared. fling
their names and notices. and will be
on the ticket in the September pri-
mary. This makes ten candidates for
the five places to be filed. and means
a spirited nght. Already the wise ones
are calculating on the probable win
ners and on the probable real race
which will develop.
Two From Southaidc
The two new men are NJ 4. Camp
bell. OF Washington Ward. and /. w.
Throckmorton. of Marshall Ward.
There are now two candidates from tho
southside. since 1t has been decided
that that section shall vote with tho
city OF Richmond Instead of with the
! old legislative district. which included
the counties of Chesterfield and Pow
hatan. D. L. Toney, the other. is the
incumbent from the former district.
These are the ten aspirants who will
contest for the five seats in the House:
| NJ. y. Campbell. Edwin p. Cox. James
| j. Creamer, w. A. Crcnshaw, John a.
| Curtis. John s. HARDWOOD. Hill Mon
tasue George B. Steel. l. w Throck-
| morton and D. l.. Toney.
| No change was made in the list OF
candidates for the office OF City Col
lector. and the candidates are Frank
T. Bates, Herbert L Hulce and George
| C. Ruskel.
John b Walsh. of Marshall Ward.
| was few minutes late with the an
nouncement of his candidacy for the
City Committee. and lost his chance for
service on that body.
Following is the full list Of condi-
dates for the committee. showing no
opposition save in one instance in
| Marshall Ward:
| Clay Ward-W. B. Jennings, Horace
B. Burnett, A w. Browning. Clyde w.
Saunders and j. P. Pettus.
Lee Ward-W II. Myers, Charles V.
, Darlington, Writ Z. Taylor. J. NJ
Blanks and Walter G. Duke.
Madison Ward-J. P HsLenpa han.
Hugh NJ. ONein Jesse A Ledd. James
f. Hart and ]. NJ Purcell.
Monroe Ward-R. r. Florance. Frank
/ Ferrandini Fl. n. Mason. w. A. Mere
dith and David Connell.
! Marshall Ward-Richard IN Goode,
| George T. Davis. r. S. Tiller, T. W.
| Evans. C. W. Hodges and Charles e.
| Mosby.
JEFFERSON ward-M. T. Rogers. Earle
/ Sibley, E. ]. Pagan, E. c. Hicks and
James NJ. N Allen.
Henry Ward-Niles NJ. Martin. James
| II. Price. G. T. Wolff, Samuel Steiner.
| and William Russell Jones.
Washington Ward-J. L. BEDFORD.
Willis C. Pulliam. r. p. Shihett. J. A.
| Ia ba- opd Cnarlae u E-oyyllsee