The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06
POLeeIC N0cEs.

IlDn aSSflNOIe't III GEfNleWdli : Halls
The general cheltee . o. se.ga.as
good, and give eromi,e sae nominaticss VI
he mad u such rs % 6, o o anS SIC &c.
.. sesipport - 90 people.
ehc coute for a,vor saAas ~oe;e an
SEEMS ., be between ahe ercse a.ncun.seIa
O.. q sire ass gha.less Lode ahe "a
&C. o gill be membt~e'. .2.s she s4roegt
or.oners 20 l9ayee WE - ene 3,ss Corse.
eors eIr. site sni Ais .aiends az plak o
Soy ssrons efforts 90 secure a reeoA.hatfcc
while Mr. Deeds f,as q q que ~ 10 alTeaF
ana ~ and lea os slo Whole getss ia I'D
Sands % a;s frenda
Sos Crimnas Sheriff. Asgeesent " e'tnihert'
81 Y Va Pattoa snd Charles Re Raiey as.
the most promine1f aspirant@ the enls oh
lection E-ised against Zoe Patton $50 tina
having enjoyed the emoluments Of lucrative
office for one terns he should susui 10 thu
Democrats doctrine Of fotatioe in Office
This giv.e eis opponents Messrs. Pagan.
Railegs Guillottq Sohe 2'Sei and ethess
some advantage
a;d2 Eugene Waggam;sa T. olaSAsn.g a str spe
Gun for the ottiC~ eS Civil Sheriff, witt. Messrs
Jonas, Ellisore Dics, Gauche and Wurzbusges.
crowding him eloses,s s'aps SANE Barnes
yesterday withdrew ;lis name frcm the Con
tsendore ans it !. ,rposeed shat othes esn.i-
Ga IS will do s;ie sne stsdays
The contest for City Administrators j. iiis.
tied to few asprant9s
Simpson, Of the Union Bank, head the list.
For Administrator of Accounts, Mr.. Stoa-
dart Howell and Nr. }. G.. Bro VII claim the
attention Of the Convention. The former has
for years been connected with the administra-
ton Of the city government and is perfectly
familiar with all Of it's financial affairs. He
is honest as well as competent. Mr.. Brown is
i'm excellent accountant, and popular and
worthy gentleman. He is now the efficient
cashier Of the Office Of Civil Sheriff The
be satisfactory, We believe to the whole COM
munity.
The impression seems to be that Mr.. Chas.
Cavanac will be nominated for Administrator
of Commerce.
For Public lmprovem ents Major Burke, Mr.
Charles Byrne, Martin Finnerty, Hampden
Green and VIM. Conway are working with
energy and each is hop .ful Of success. But
our observation inclines us to believe that
Major Burke will be the fortunate man. He
seems to have gained the inside track in the
race and it will be difficult to pass him on the
home stretch.
Col j. B. Walton, we'll known as An auc-
tioneer for the past twenty years, in this city,
claims some consideration at the hands of the
public, and is announced for Administrator of
Assessments.
Also, Mr.. ]. c. Carpenter, an auctioneer, is
q candidate. He is honest, intelligent and
worthy.
Mr.. Sturcken, also, comes in for a renomi-
milton. As he has filed the Office for two
years, his abilities are known to the commune
ity and if they see proper, will re-elect him for
another term.
Mr. Chass Fitzenreites the preselst popular !
up r denomination sith Messrs Lagarw
Armstrong and Daa Edwards 40 contestants.
All Of these gentlemes 49, capable ana seaas
bic ana sii m,as goa offices.
Ghc flee st administrator af Police doe q
noe sesn. q. D. En9ca 10 iamard. As the,e age |
bue sew eanidat&s s5an9 SIS. Ers~sts,, a
Eye.tnt filling che stlioss
q livelg race .s 80 han9 for Fos.rsJs ~
ss.sas Ks. Howard smith, Coz =. J. Mellon,
Drss Bears, Esweli s1onettcs Culea ana
fhasta't, ;ys snlt0 9 enetasa il i. Lard to 81. y
Ai OWL! F.m& aat ahead
for nlemters a enc IegiSL,turty 4le First
Ware, III caucus. nonAnate3 IL. j. a;roSr,
G,9s toT .ls SENATE aud Messas ". 6. Black
ma A. 4. sIagsnis for she House. They
ikfwise rtr smra nj Il for roaainltion Cor the
'tnae II. H. rsyi4rp sro'a The setsni ward,
md ". l. k"tN rom the hra Nar1
T.on l.. E.ul+b Dasi, il is ssi6 ars IT, s
5rs "a ais D ee Dominl.et
Il :ou ~als re % lied I4.y to r. main ia
,a...s sg5,e 20 rvei,.+r.
~ oion9 wis ev.T.twf. sh,q Il a.. eeh tsas
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