The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

Price Wins over Hoge.
For the second district Mr. Fergus-
sor named the incumbent. DR.. NJ. ID.
Hoge Alderman Powers nominated
Or. Lawrence I. Price, major OF the
First Regiment, Virginia Volunteers.
MIR. Powers stated that he considered
pr iioge thoroughly qualified, but OBJ
jected to having one man on two
boards. Dr. Price was elected by the
following vote:
For DR.. Hoge: Aldermen-Adanls
PnaaG Gqa F FsFsaoD f Hd5san
Miller. Pollard. Radcliffe. Reade. Rich
ardson Primer. Peters-l5.
For DIT. Price: Aldermen-Bennett.
Grund5. Kahn. Melton. Moore, Nielsen.
Perdue. Powers. Whittet Councilmen-
Bowman. Brown, Butler. Cease. Gill.
ton. Mills Powell, J. c. Powers. J. t.
Powers. Richards. Rogers. Seaton. Sui
Ivan. Umlauf Non.ierlehr. Workman
Dr. Price was declared elected
Fight on Corley.
For the Third District the name OF
j. O. Corley the incumbent. vas the
only one presented. MIR. Pollock moved
10 pass BY the election In this district.
ana was ruled out OF order. the body
having voted to so into the election.
The roll call on the election of MI. Cor
ley resulted as follows, fourteen mem
hers voting against his election. though
he had no opposition:
Ayes: Aldermen -Adams. Bennett.
Don Leavy, Grundy. Gunst Moncure.
Moore. Patram. Whittet. Councllmen-
Blake. Bowman, Brown. Cease. Fergus
son. Gill. Haddon. Huber. Jones, Miller,
Mills, Primer. Pollard. Powell. J. c.
Powers. j. T Powers. Radcliffe, Reade.
Richards Richardson. Rogers. Seaton.
Umlauf Nonderlehr. Weston. Workman.
Peters.
Noes: Aldermen-Butlcr. Donahoe.
Grimes. Gilman, Kahn. Melton. Nielsen.
Perduo. Powers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Hirschberg. Hobson. Pollock, sullivan.
Mr. Corley was declared elected by
vote of 81 to IL
City Officers Reelected
Before the fireworks over the election
opposition or a dissenting vote. re-
elected for a period of two years from
July the following city officers:
CITY Clerk Ben T. August, Sergeant,
Council Committees Alfred II. Mellow
ell CITY Attorney Henry r. Pollard,
city Engineer Charles +. Boiling. Si
q; Cabell. Superintendent OF the Gas
Works William =. Knowles. Superln-
iieendent OF the Water Works Eugene
Da n, Super n1,, dent, Of street
tor Henry T. Reck. Clerk to City Aud
itor w. 5. Reed. Wcighmaster First
Market + y Bowry. Inspector and
Rudolph King, Police Justice John j.
Crutchneld. Clerk to the Police Justice
Edgar B. White. Bailin of Police Court
l. B. Gibbons. Justice Police Court.
Part H., II a. Maurice. Harbor Master
John ~ Curtis Port Wardcns r A.
Cavedo. John J. Buchanan. ]. ID. Har-
come and John X. Hopkins. Collector
OF Delinquent Taxes T. c. Walford.
District Physicians-First District. DR..
j. q. Trant. Third District Dr. J. T..
Crane: Fourth District. DR. r. +. STRAIT
ton. Firth District. DIR. l. d. Batkins:
sixth District. DR.. Julian w Sloan:
Seventh District. DR. T. r Fucker.
Dr. Hubbard. of the Second District. de-
clined reelection, and the position was
passed by: Members Of the Board OF
Plumber Examiners, !. II Chappell and
T. G. Hicks City Chemist. DR.. Whit
Held.
Thomas Neglected
The body was notified that the term
Of Police Commissioned Emmett w
Thomas. of Clay Ward had expired,
and he was reelected without opposi-
ton. DR. r. II. Garcin and James T.
Phillips. Jr.. were reelected without
opposition as members of the Board of
Health. w. j. Griggs was elected
associate magistrate to hold Police
Court in the absence OF the Police JUS