The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
OF TECT l..
Election Returns Of the Parish
of East Carroll.

DEL REM EMBERED. THAT ON THIS DAY
- tho undersigned authority. netting by vr~
tue Of and in obedience to section 80 Of act
No 59 Of the extra session Of tho General AS
semby Of the State of Louisiana, approved
Ap.i i, 1877, having compiled the election re-
turns, fled In this office q the election held In
OF Novembor A. B. 1915 under the N co1stnton @ t
and laws OF this State and the proclamation OF
his E5IxcellenGy Francis 7. Nichols, Governor Of
the candidates voted for, for tho office here
inafer mentioned. the offices for which
each was voted for, and tho number Of
and declare the Same to be as follows. to wit
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
f. r. Barthelemy. seven hundred and forty
three votes.
r: J, Galbrtt, six hundred and forty votes.
". B. Jones, eighty eight votes.
". I. Hammers. seventeen votes.
i, WOodfOrd, two votes,
Cyp Pollock. one vote.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
s. r. Austin. Jr.. eleven hundred and eighty
4. w. Roberts. one hundred and forty-three
NJ D. DuBose, two hundred and thlrty-ono
William Atlas. one vote.
FOR SHERIFF..
John Asberty, one thousand and eighty-nine
Peter Jackson. four hundred and thirty six
votes.
james Strong, one vote.
F. X. Bartheemy. one vote.
Charles Hicks one vote.
FOR CORONER.
+. ". Harper. eleven hundred and fifty votes.
Andrew Johnson, two hundred and twenty
nine votes.
pompey Small. ono hundred and thirty votes
" B: Jones, two votes.
Frank Rose one vote.
Peter Parr, one vote.
Phil Nash. one vote.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
Hamilton Clark. one hundred and gixty-seven
votes.
George D. Pride nineteen votes.
". +. Brown, eight votes.
Lem Tr, tman. tWentyOne votes.
Henry Goodrich, one vote.
+. Il. Barthelemy, ono vote.
SECOND WARD
Mathew Page. one hundred and eighteen
votes
THIRD WARD.
Alexander Armstrong. two hundred and twen-
yak vntes.
Peter Jackson. two hundred and one yotes
Charles 4. Egely, sixty-four votes.
Jesse u. uOmDklns, forty nine votes.
FOURTH WARD.
A. J. Wadde1l. two hundred and si1ty-one
T. W. Lackey. ono hundred and fifty eight
votes.
r. J. Lewis. one hundred and forty votes.
Henry Cole ono vote.
J. S. Andrews. one vote.
OllOn Williams, one vote.
FOR CONsTABLEs.
FIRST WARD
Emmanuel Taylor two hundred and three
votes.
John Higgins. twelve votes,
tramllle Down, seven votes.
SECOND WARD.
Richard Fowler. one hundred and eighteen
votes.
THIRD WARD.
J. ". Thompson. two hundred and thirty-flve
". Jones Yell. two hundred and sixty five
votes.
F. B. Overton, fifty votes
Peter Beggs, twenty three votes.
Jesse ID. TomDktns, one vote.
FOURTH WARD.
Frank Rose, one hundred and fifty four votes
Gage Johnson. one hundred and thirty-three
Willie bennington, one hundred and twenty
W. Hanningan. two votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Mathew Lewis, one hundred and forty, one
votes.
Dillon Williams, two votes.
James Andrews, two votes.
D. Field, one VOTE
Gage Johnson, one vote.
Louis Reid. one vote.
FOR POLICE JURORS,
FIRST WARD.
Leopold Mayer one hundred and forty-four
vOtts.
Mand G. Atkins, sixty votes,
Il. J. Brown. nineteen votes.
SECOND WARD
Peter Bax. one hundred and ten votes.
0. @. WOosman. ten votes.
Andrew Jackson, one vote,