The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
FOR. CORONER,

Charles Hamlin, twenty eight hundred and
Ourteen votes
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD
John NJ. Tucker, six hundred and nineteen
W. 0. Jack, six votes
SECOND WARD.
A. L. Quarles, one hundred and forty-nlne
D. F. Williams, one hundred and twenty
THIRD WARD
II. IL. Hammett ono hundred and twelve votes,
FOURTH WARD.
Robert Campbell. three hundred and fifty five
Willis Tucker, three hundred and fifty-four
votes.
FIFTH WARD.
A. 7. Massey. ono hundred and ninety five
votes.
SIXTH WARD.
j. W. Burkett. ono hundred and forty-one
votes.
John Jones, seventy three votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
N. Singleterry eighty eight votes
EIGHTH WARD.
J. J. Key. thirty-three votes.
NINTH WARD.
4. F. Grimmer, two hundred and ffty-slx
Isaac Manole, two votes.
TENTH WARD.
IL. mason, one hundred and siZty-eig votes. |
CONSTABLES.
FIRST WARD
James T. King, sig hundred and fifteen votes.
J. l., Bullhrd, ten votes.
SECOND WARD.
II. z. Ounrles, one hundred and forty-nine
S. D. Clifton. two votes.
AIonzo a. Hathorn, one hundred md twenty
three votes.
THIRD WARD.
Louis Vienne, eighty eight votes.
J. y. Venne, tWenty six votes.
FOURTH WARD.
Wade Lowe three hundred and 1fty-tbree
L.K. McLauren, three hundred and hfty-three
votes.
3. M. Crumps, one hundred md sixty votes.
}. Z. Glass. thirty-soV0n votes,
SIXTH WARD.
W. D. Hendricks, one hundred and fortyone
w. Holeomb. seventy-one votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
s. Matthew'S, seventy five votes.
John Cobb tWenty-siX votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
J, M. Kie twenty six votes,
NINTH WARD.
G. E. Chalsr. two hundred and lfty-one votes.
TENTH WARD.
s. Desouchos, one hundred and three votes.
Joseph
TheOdue Gallon, thrty-two votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
William Payne six hundred and twenty four
votes.
RI. FL Hathorn, ono hundred and seventy
Leonard Trichel, ono hundred and forty four
| votes.
!. 0. Williams, ono hundred and thirteen
! votes. -
| W. Breazeale. three hundred and 1fty-one
votes
| r. W Freeman, one hundred and twenty-one
| r. jennings seventy nine votes.
! SIXTH WARD.
| A. V. Carter. one hundred and seventy five
| votes.
| P. Corbett, thirty nine votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
| IT. R. McCIendon sixty nine votes.
| J. T. Smith, thirty-four votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
| s. G. Dowden tventy-three votes.
| Jacob Kiie, eleven votes.
| NINTH WARD.
| P, prudhomme two hundred and fifty ST.
votes.
A. Marlnorich. ono hundred and twenty-on
votes.
| ]. L. Mannheim, eighty five votes.
John Foster, eleven votes.
| And. acting by virtue and in obedience to thu
duty imposed upon me by said act. DO hereD,
declare the following named persons 10 nave
been duly elected to the Offices hereinafter men
toned, each Of said persons, 50 announced
having received the greatest number Of vote
cast for the office for which such person was
candidate and to which he has been herein dc
clared duly elected. t. witt.
| Renresentatives-M j. Cunningham and "
Parish Judge-J. M. B. Tucker
Bherif-Ambrose Deblieux.
| Coroner Chas. Hamlin. =,
Justices Of The Peacc-Firat Ward John N
Tucker; Second Ward. A. J.. Quarles and d. I
Williams; Third Ward, B. Z. Hammett Fonrt
Ward, Robert Campbell and Willis Tucker
Fifth Ward. A. 2: Massey Six b Ward, J,
Burkett; Seventh Ward-N MSngIeterrT; ~ Eight azi
CongtabIes- First Ward James T. King; Sec
thorn; Third Ward, Louis ,yienne; Fonrtt
Ward Wa99 oWe and L X Ward " s F I'm
Ward. J. Dr. Kie: Ninth Ward. G. E. Chalel
Tenth Ward, s. Dealouches.
Police Jurors--First Ward. Wm. Payne; PEG
Williams; Fourth Ward, W: O. Braezele:, Fift
Ward, r. w. Freeman; Sixth Ward, A. Y: Gar
ter; Seventh Ward. Fl. r, McClendon; Eight
. Ward, s. G.. Dowden; Ninth Ward ?. Prud
homme; Tenth Ward, r. Marin2rlch. =, !,
4 State Of louisiana at the city Of New Orleans
''''' OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary OF State.
OFFICE