The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21

| SECOND WARD.
Henry Franklin, two hundred and seventy.
j. t. Aucoin two hundred and fifty -nine
votes.
9. Thibodaux. one hundred and forty-three
Detervile Foret. forty-two votes.
| FOURTH WARD.
&c. Alemand seventy five votes.
| Thomas Barker. fifty nine votes.
| P Bourg. one vote.
FIFTH WARD
| George Watson. two hundred and nfty-two
| II. N. Coulon, one hundred and eighty-six
votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Laurence Cramer, lifty-one votes.
Enoch Dunn thirty-three votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Charles Zeringue, two hundred and forty-ope
W. Hehert one hundred and seventy-three
votes. 'AN- W
EIGHTH WARD.
August Ledet, nftyseven votes.
NINTH WARD.
Nelson Taylor, fifty six votes
James Moran, eighty-seven votes
Ben Randall. five votes.
TENTH WARD.
Valerie Guidry eighty five votes
w. r. Williams. nfty-one votes
WAND.
W. s. P; 0. Morris. one hundred and twenty
!, ?, Bernard. fifty one votes.
Joseph Coulon. eleven votes.
FOURTH WARD.
=. 9. Sayoie, one hundred and fifteen votes.
william Hunter, twenty-five votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Willis Sheppard, two hundred and sixty-nine
9. Delatte. one hundred and sixty three votes,
A. i. Suthon, five votes.
SIXTH WARD.
A. A. Laforest. thirty~four votes
John McCullom twenty-five votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
A. Theriot. one hundred and seventy-fl Eve
votes-
Moses Malow, one hundred and sixty-seven
votes.
John Brown. seventy four votes.
- EIGHTH WARD.
NINTH WARD.
Fl. P. Poche. one hundred and forty-three
votes
TENTH WARD.
Frederick Colin, forty six yotes
August Cretini forty five votes.
Michel ADAM fOrty-fOur votes.
ELEVENTH WARD
" OoNsTABLEs.
FIRST WARD.
7. Brown. one hundred and eighty nine
s. Morvant. one hundred and eight votes.
SECOND WARD
Lew. r. Curtis. two hundred and seventy-six
Alfred Johnson. two hundred and seventy-flye
J. n. Walsh, two hundred and tlfty-flve votes.
=. L. Demanade two hundred and fifty three
votes.
THIRD WARD.
D. Chandler. one hundred and sixteen votes.
It.. q. Blrdsell. fifty eight votes.
John McGee. eleven votes.
FOURTH WARD.
Taylor Adam, one hundred and five votes
w. W. Hunter, Jr., twenty one votes,
Ad0lphe Badeau, eleven votes.
FIFTH WARD.
James Secret. two hundred and thirty votes
e. NJ Bernard one hundred and sixty-seven
And, acting by virtue and In obedience to the
nfy imposed upon me by said act, do hereby
eclare the following named persons to have
Mentioned, each Of said persons SO announced
aving receSsd the greatest number of votes
asst i2r the once for Wh'fh such person was
Jared duly elected, 70 wit:
r representatives. ohm s. Bilieu and Thomas
Parish Judge--Arthur T. Knoblock.
sheriff. A. Webre.
Goroner-John c. Raglan.
lorgan; Second W.rd, David More and Ana
Die panaally;, Third Ward, W; $: P: @. Morris;
ourth Ward. Il g. Savoie; Fifth Ward, Willis
hephard; Sixth Ward. A. A. LAHORE st; Seventh
Yard, A. Thariot: Eighth Ward. no returns
nth Ward. Fl. 2. Poche; Tenth Ward, Frede-
tCon9stabes73-First Ward. T. Brown; Second
lard Lew r. Curtis and Alfred johnson Thil d t
ard. Z; Chandler; Fourth Ward Taylor
dam; Fifth Ward, James Secret; Sixth Ward. | '
enry Price; Seventh Ward. Prosper Plerrot:
ighth Ward, no returns: Ninth Ward, George
arr; Tenth Ward. q tie between Paul AutIn '
I'D Napoleon Charpentier.
Police Jurors-First Ward. Charles Brown .
ecnnd Ward. Henry Franklin: Third Ward.
u T,hIhodaux: Fourth Ward, P. G Alemand:
18th Ward, George Watson: Sixth Ward Law
nee Nramer; Seventh Ward Charles Zerin-
10; Eighth Ward Augusta Ledet; hinth Ward,
mes Moran: Tenth Ward. Valerie Guidry
Witness my IS gnature and the seal of the State I
Louisiana. at the city Of New Orleans, this
'entieta day Of November A. D. 1878.
OSCAR ARROYO.