The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
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THIRD WARD.
PHI Murphy, one hundred and ninety-flv
Henry Desoby. fourteen votes.
FOURTH WARD.
EJ Wllsen. two hundred and six votes.
L. BIjol, thirty-one votes.
FIFTH WARD.
d. T.. Woodson one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
James one vote
sIxTH WARD
Alcee Johnson. one hundred and NINETY
T., B. Talbot, eight votes
SEVENTH WARD.
William Page. twenty-ntne votes
Henry Allen seventeen votes
J. L.. 0rillion. seventeen votes.
p. o. Bessix, eight votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Aubry Dupuy, eighteen votes.
FOR CONSTABLI1B.
FIRST WARD.
Alfred Thomas, five hundred and thirty three
votes.
SECOND WARD
George Harrison, one hundred and ninety
six votes.
Horace Diekerson. one hundred and eleven
Spencer Burris twenty-seven votes
AAasea Parkar, nfteen votes.
THIRD WARD.
Charles Mark, one hundred aud ten votes,
J. nj, Kills, one hundred and three votes,
Augustus Talbot, one vote.
FOURTH WARD,
n. Coleman, one hundred and eighty eight
votes.
Charles Comangere forty-fve votes.
Paul Hebert, one vote.
FIFTH WARD.
Horace Smith. one hundred and twenty-five
votes
Elmore Robinson. two.
SIXTH WARD.
J. Davis, eight votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Henry Jones, twenty-nine votes.
James Harold. eighteen votes,
5. Yancey. sixteen votes
William Mullmore. five votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Z. Leonard. eighteen votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
William Whittier, five hundred and thirty-six
SECOND WARD.
John W. Austin. two hundred and thirty-
Wiliami Mitchell one hundred and twenty
i've votes.
THIRD WARD.
Frederick Wilburt. one hundred and twenty
J. B. Mitchell, ninety-two votes.
FOURTH WARD.
D. johnson, ono hundred and eighty-six
W. E Commeaux twenty four votes.
4. Layrisson, fourteen votes.
A. Levert. Jr.. twelve votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Alfred Butler, ninety seven votes.
Louis Chapman. twenty eight votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Fred. Robertson. one hundred and ninety
SEVENTH WARD.
J. T. Davis, twenty-one votes
william Harris nineteen votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
John A. Dardonne sixty-eight votes
witness my signature and the seal of the
state OF oulsinna ut the city of New Orleans,
this twentieth day of NoUye Hnbn p1 p 1s7s
Assistant Secretary of State
duty imposed upon me by said act. do hereby
declare the following named persons to have
been duly elected to the offices hereinafter men
toned. each of said persons SO announced hav-
ing received the gieatest number of votes cast
toG the office for 70 vhGh such person was
eared div ee o w' fn VIZ 9 mas oeen hereln de-
REPRESENTATIVES, NJ Carville J. s. David
son.
Parish Judge-James L. Cole
sheritf-Andrew Caneza.
Coroner-Jatnes III. Tate.
ind M"f E l. M Meody o TbS
ward. T. j. Mtlsen; Fifth Ward. ID. l.. Wood
son, Sixth Ward, A!cee johnson; Seventh
Ward. William Page: Eighth Ward. Aubry Du-
puy.
O5onsables.a Ward Alfred Thomas Sec
ond Ward. George Harrison: Third Ward |
Charles Mark AMI j. NJ Rlls Fourth Ward N. '
Coleman; Fifth Ward. Horace SMITH Sixth
Ward j. DAVIS: Seventh Ward Henry Jones;
Eighth Ward, ?. Leonard. S 'AA0'
~ Police Jnrors--First Ward, William Whittier;
Frederick WiIburt; Fourth Ward. D. johnson:
Fifth Ward. Alfred Buter Sixth Ward. Fred. s
ROBERTSON: Seventh Ward, J. t. Davis Eighth {
Ward. John A. Dardanne
, witness my signature and the seal of the L
state of Louisiana, at the city of New Orleans G
his twentieth day Of November. A. d. 1878. J
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary of State, ! Q