Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-30
City Electoral Board Makes Arran-
gements For Selection Of ssna-
tor and Delegate

Inc eleCLVleA - I
city has completed arrangements iof
Tuesdays election.
The Odd Fellows aali' on
north Columbus street, which mas
been the polling place for NUMBER
Of years, has been recently remodel
ed and lis not available this year, and
a new polling place will be located at
! s17 Queen Street Contrary to expee-
! tations no new voting precincts VIII
be- opened in the new territory recent
| " added to the third and fourth
/: wards.
! The election in Alexandria city will
he tame affair, the only offices to
be filled being that of state senator
from this district and member OF the
house of delegates. The Democratic
nominees, Senator R. Ewell Thorn
ton. of Fairfax and Delegate j. Fred
Birrell, of this. city, have no opposl-
ttion, and the only interest attach
ed is the getting out large enough
Democratic vote to uphold the re-
presentation of Alexandria in the
Democratic committee.
All of the saloons of tbs city will
CLOSE at 6 o'clock on Monday evening
and will remain closed until o'clock
on Wednesday morning.
/ The following list Of judges and
clerks for the four wards has been All
aounced by the city electoral board:
/ First ward-Judges, Charles =.
Waller, j. r. Buckley, David Rcbey;
clerks. Frank D. Moore and Richard
no;anG.
Second ward-Judges, E. 0. Ram
mel. J. j. Harley, Charles Hancock;
Clerks, Hugh Moss. Conrad Schwah.
Precinct, ia North Roya! street.
Third ward-Judges, F. NJ. Penn,
william Hinken, James Ewald; clerks,
James B. Martin and John Fisher.
arinct, 91S Queen Street.
Fourth Ward--Judges, E. M. Len
non. Arthur Downey, " E. Her
ling; Clerks, Lee Fannon, William R.
Igoe.
Z Voters will notice in above an
aouncement changes in the polling
places of the second and tni.M wards.
L The election in Alexandria county
promises to be one of the most eXcit-
ing that has been held in many years.
Every incumbent has several oppon-
cnts and the contest has been apirited
one. The greatest interest attaches
to the election of commonwealth at
torney. There are three candidates, R.
Gordon Finney, Frank L. Ball and c.
r. Jesse, The withdrawal Of Gram
dali Mackey from the race several
week ago complicated matters to some
extent
A complete list of the ca:iJ:"a.-.,.
for the Office to be filled in Tuesdays
election follows:
For Commonwealth Attorney -
R. Gordon Finney, Frank L. Ball, and
c. T. Jesse.
For comm; ssioner OF revenue-Wil-
liam Fl. Duncan, A. H. Barbor.
For treasurer-E. w. Ball. Williar
Y. Hammer, John G. Dudley
For Straightforward B. Fields, H.
7. Palmer, George F. Marcev A. c.
Clements, W. Harry johnson.
For supervisors-Jefferson district,
Edward Duncan, Lawrence A. Hop
kins; Arlington district, Edward C.
Hall, William A. E. McShea. J. r.
Robinson, W. c. Wibirt; Washington
district, W. T. Weaver, Robert L.
Walker.
For overseer of poJr-Jefferson dis
trict. Joseph A. Kreamer; Arlington
district, Fl. p. Balster; Washington
district, W. c. Donaldson.
For constable-Jefferson district,
Richard E. Crane, James Burke. L.
j. Freeman; Arlington district, How
ard A. Smoot, Peytor. NJ. Petit, Har-
ry A Dye, 0. l.. Basye,; Washington !
district, Norman Harrell, H. L. Mar
cey, W. II. Payne. Chancellor Marcy
L. R. Spates.
For justic Of peace-Jetferson dis
trict, Edmund Clark. Baylous Nc
Donald, Frank E. Heisley, John R.
Smith, NJ. j.. Riley: Arlington dis
trict, D. II. Robinson, W. H. Gaines.
George W. Donaldson, M. C. LOOMS,
A. c. Mertens;l Washington district,
E. W. Baucknear, o. G. Costolow,
Sames S. Brooks, Clarence A. Ahalt. /
. Il = 4 4 =
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