The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
OFFICIAL.
Ele ction Returns Of the Parish
Of ST. James.

ESE, IL HIM fBERED THAT On THIS DAY
d The undersigned authority. acting by virtue
Ct The extra session Of the General Assembly Of
having complied the election returns filed In
this office. Of the election held 10 the parish OF
ST. JAM ES, on the fifth day Of November. A. D,
State and the proclamation Of his Excellency
Francis T. Nichols. Governor of the State of
Louisiana, giving the names Of all the candi-
toned. the fflces for which each was voted for
and the number of votes actually cast for each
candidate, as shown by said returns, do hereby
as follows. to wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Lueien Como nine hundred and twelve votes
Y. Dlckerson. nine hundred and eleven votes.
II, L.. Tureau, one hundred and eleven votes.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
F. s. Siskron, nineteen hundred and eighty
N. s. Landry. twenty three votes.
FOR SHERIFF.
Victor Miles. eleven hundred and thirty. nine
Richard simms. eight hundred and forty.six
John Carrigan. thirty eight votes.
Jean Genti, one vote.
Adolphe Landry, one vote.
FOR CORONER.
Jules Leblanc. nineteen hundred and eleven
Joseph Landry. seventy-two votes.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
FIRST WARD.
George W. Payne. two hundred and twenty
Jesse Reyes. ninety-two votes.
SECOND WARD.
VIM. Fl. Lawton. two hundred and sixty-fve
votes.
THIRD WARD.
Abram Jones, two hundred and sixty-one
votes.
FOURTH WARD
Jean Baptiste. one hundred and sixty votes.
FIFTH WARD.
McEllis Nels on, two hundred and forty three
votes,
SIXTH WARD.
Levy Jackson, two hundred and thirty-Hve
Gustav Forstall, eighteen votes.
Aubry Landry, forty-tbree votes
SEVENTH WARD.
Lyman Brown. ninety seven votes.
Charles Lee. eghty-sevea votes.
n. Simon fifty nine votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Pierre Grove seventy one vOteF
FOR CONSTABLEB.
FIRST WARD.
Thomas Marshall, two hundred and fifty
August Barney. fifty votes.
SECOND WARD.
Moses Jipecomb, two hundred and sixty votes.
James MalnuB. TWO votes
THIRD WARD.
Harry Benton, two hundred and sixty-one
votes.
FOURTH WARD.
Jefferson Clark. two hundred and twenty-three
votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Robert Green. two hundred and forty-three
SIXTH WARD.
Armand Taylor two hundred and eighty eight
votes.
George G. Baker, six votes.
Adam Travis, one vote.
SEVENTH WARD.
William johnson. two hundred and sixteen
votes
v Joseph, nineteen votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Adam " cher, forty-seven votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
A. L. Bourgeois. one hundred and twenty
Thomas 3. Holmes two hundred and one
Dr. Mitchell, thirty six votes.
Scattering, four votes.
A. Williams, three votes.
SECOND WARD
Henry Johnson. two hundred and eighty
votes.
A.. Smith, two hundred and sixteen votes.
Jules J. Jacobs forty Live votes.
FOURTH WARD,
J. A. Bourgeois. one hundred and thirteen
Daniel Baptiste, one hundred and nine votes.
A. j. Smith, Ohe vote.
Jean Baptiste, one vote.
FIFTH WARD.
Amos Lang, two hundred and forty three
Scattering, twenty votes.
SIXTH WARD.
r. A. Harrison. two hundred and seventy five
s. B. Terchand. sixteen votes.
James SteDuey, six votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Elphege Poche. one hundred and eighty
F. Waggensbark, forty eight votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Desire Leblanc, seventy-tWO votes.
And acting by virtue and in obedience to the
duty imposed upon me by said act do hereby
declare he following named persons. to have
been duly elected to the offices Hereinafter mon
having received the greatest number Of votes
cast for the office for which such person was q
candidate, and to which be has been herein de-
clared duly elected, to wit:
Repr nt se fnstn 4 4 Como.
Sherif-Victor Miles
Coronor-Jules L-Blanc.
justices Of the P w9 W Yard George "
Third w 5SeDn Hbrabam yonea Fourth Ward
Jean Baptiste;- Fifth Ward, McEllis, Nelson
Sixth Ward, Levy Jackson; Seventh Ward.
Lyman Brown Eighth Ward: Pierre Grove.
Constables,-Eirst Ward, Thomas Marshall;
Second Ward, Moses ,Ligscomb; Third Ward,
Fifth Ward Robert Green; Sixth Ward. Ar
mand Taylor: Seventh Ward. William John
son; Eighth Ward, Adam Weber.
Holmes second Ward, Henry Johnson: Third
Ward. 4: J. Smith; Fourth, Ward. J. 4. Bour.
r. A. Harrison; Seventh Ward, Ephege Poche
Eighth Ward, Desire LEBLANC.
Witness my signature and the seal OF the
State of Louisiana, at the city of New Orleans.
this twentieth day of November, A. .: 1873.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State.
OFFICIAL.