The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08


votes.
Moses MalIow, one hundred and sixty-seven
votes.
John Brown, seventy -four votes.
EIGHTH WARD
NINTH WARD.
II. z. Poche, one hundred and forty three
votes.
Frederick Colin. forty-six votes,
August Crstiui, forty five votes
Michel Adam. forty four votes.
ELEVENTH WARD.
FOR CONsTABLEs.
FIRST WARD.
7. Brown. one hundred and eighty nine votes.
y. MoIvant. one hundred and eight votes.
SECOND WARD.
Lew Il. Curtis, Two hundred and seventy six
votes.
Alfred Johnson. two hundred and seventy. five
J. N. Walsh. two hundred and ffty-fve votes
=. I. Demanade, two hundred and fifty three
THIRD WARD.
,. Chandler, one hundred and sixteen votes.
II. G. Btrdsell, fifty eight votes.
John McGee. eleven votes
FOURTH WARD.
TAYLOR Adam. one hundred and five votes.
W. W, Hunter, Jr., twenty one votes.
Adolphe Badeau. eleven votes.
FIFTH WARD
James Secret, two hundred and thirty votes,
@. M. Bernard, one hundred and sixty seven
votes.
Henry Price thirty four votes.
John Oueale. twenty two votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Prosper Pierrot. two hundred and forty-one
Il. Folse. one hundred and seventy q We votes
EIGHTH WARD.
George Parr. ninety six votes.
Emile Solomon, forty nine votes.
TENTH WARD.
Paul Autin, forty-six votes.
Napoleon Charpentisr. forty six votes
William Ledet, thirty three votes.
Alphonse TerreboDne. eight votes.
Frank Griffin. three votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD
Charles Brown. one hundred and eighty nine
votes.
H. Bernard one hundred and eight votes.
SECOND WARD.
Henry Franklin, two hundred and seventy
three votes.
J. l.. Aucoin. two hundred and Hfty-nine
votes.
THIRD WARD.
G. Thibodaux. one hundred and forty-three
Detervile Foret. forty-two votes.
FOURTH WARD.
r. G.. Allemand. seven y We votes.
Thomas Barker, fifty nine votes.
i. Bourg, one vote.
FIFTH WARD.
George Watson, two hundred and f1fty-two
H. N. Coulon. one hundred and eighty six
votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Laurence Cramer. ifty-o votes.
Enoch Dunn thirty three votes.
SEVENTH WARD
Charles Zeringue. two hundred and forty one
W. Hebert. one hundred and severty-three
votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Auguste Ledet, flfty-seven votes.
Nelson Taylor hfty-six votes
James Moran eis bty seven votes.
Ben Randall. five votes.
TENTH WARD.
Valerie Guidry, eighty. five votes.
W. II. Williams, fifty one votes.
And, actieg by virtue and In obedience to the
duty imposed upon me by said act. do hereby
declare the following named persons to have
been duly elected to the Offices hereinafter men
Ing received the greatest number OF votes cast
for the office for which such person was o can
didate, and to which he has been herein declared
Representatives s.. Billieu and Thomas
NJ. Fraser.
Parish Parish Judge Arthur F. Knoblock.
Coroner-John @. Raglan.
Justices of the Peace..First Ward, George
Morgan Second Ward. David Moore and Ana
t9le Panally; Third ward, W =, 20 Morris /;
Fourth Ward. II. O, Savoie; Fifth Ward, Wills
Sheppard; Sixth Ward, A. A. I.aforest; Seventh
Ward, A. Theriot: Eighth Ward no returns
Ninth Ward, II. p Poche; Tenth Ward Frede-
rick Colin.
Constables-Flrst Ward. Brown: Second
Ward Lew r. Curtis and Alfred Johnson; Third
Ward, B. Chandler; Fourth Ward, Taylor
Adam; Fifth Ward, James Secret: Sixth Ward.
Eighth Ward. no returns; Ninth Ward, George
Parr: Tenth Ward, tie between Paul Autin
and Napoleon Charpentier,
Police yurors-Ffrst Ward. Charles Brown
Second Ward. Henry FRANKLIN: Third Ward
G Thibodaux Fourth Ward, P. G. Allemand
Fifth Ward. George Watson: Sixth Ward Law
renee Cramer; Seventh Ward, Charles Zerir,-
que, Eighth Ward. Auguste Ledst; Ninth
GUdry.
- Witness my signature and the seal OF the
State OF Louisiana, at the city of New Orleans.
this twentieth day Of November. A. b. 1878
OSCAR ARROYO
Assistant Secretary OF State.