The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns Of the Parish
Of Orleans.

T(E IT REMEMBERED. THAT ON TH1SD DAl
- the undersigned authority, acting by y1rtut
OF the the Extra o sess"p Of # the Gonera al Hasemby
the State Of Louisiana. approved April T. i6.I
hayIng complied the eleeton @ returns m ,riah G ~ n
UTILIZING. On tho nth day Of November
4. D. 1873. under the constitution 9pi a. l4ws yso} %
this State. and the proclamation or DIS tNcei-
1ency Francis r. Nichols, Governor q tho state
Of Louisiana, giVin9 the names OF all tha can
djdatps voted for for the office hereinafter mon
Toned the Offices for which each was voted for
and tho number Of votes nc ually cils1 1Qr each
candidate rs shown by shid returns; 40 neaehy t M
officially announce anu 0eclhIe tl9 shlo W "
as follows. TO wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
r1nsr REPRESENTATIVE DrsTR1cr-r1RsT WARD
M. Gordon Jr.. seventeen hundred and sixty
j. Timony. two hundred and eighty four
D. Hodrith. two hundred and soyonty-one
Frank W. Heies rourteen votes.
SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT - SECOND
WARD.
T. Hasam. Jr eight hundred and seventy
seyen votes.
j. l. Gubernntor, seven hundred and thirty
j. b. Geddes. FIVE hundred and ninty- one
votes.
NJ. D. Lagan, six hundred and forty ynine
j. A. Gilmore five hundred and ninety three
votes.
G, Brill five hundred and seventy -throo
votes.
M. J. Larkin, two hundred and twenty-one
p Barron. sixty eight votes.
7. q. Quinn, sixteen votes.
Scattering. twenty two votes
THIRD REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRICT-TH1RD WARD.
J.D. Hill threo thousand two hundred and
ninety four votes
T. McElroy three thousand one hundred and
NJ. J. Hart. twenty eight hundred and oighty
6. II. CrIpps, ono thousand and forty
j. II. Torres. six hundred and flfty-seven
votes.
John Roy six hundred and fifty five votes.
s. L. Monroe, four hundred and oighty five
S, ". Moore, ono hundred and ninety seven
votes,
Koopfer ono hundred and thirty oght votes
J. =. Kelly. one hundred and thirty six votes.
2 Carter, one hundred and tWonty-nino votes
@. Glover. tWenty eight votes.
t. Webster, twenty three votes.
FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT - FOURTH
WARD.
Richard Weightman. six hundred and eighty
W. Fl. Morgan. four hundred and thirty y-nino
votes,
Judge D. s. Bryon, three hundred and eighty
nine votes.
c. Weinzette ninety seven votes.
s. A. Galates, thirty-ono votes.
FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTHICT~TIFTH WARD.
A. Rabouin. Jr., thirteen hundred and forty-six
votes.
L. Arnhuld, one hundred and forty four votes.
Jules L'Hote, eight hundred and thirty-sevon
votes.
L. NJ. Gex, seven hundred and ninety votes
L. Dupre, two hundred aud ninety votes.
George Me1z. Jr., seventy six votes.
Scattering, one vote
SIXTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRICT-sIxTH WARD.
W. A. Bienvenu, nine hundred and 0fty-four
votes.
L. Andre Burthe. four hundred and eight
E. NJ. Hunt. three hundred and forty-two
votes.
Scattering. four votes.
SEVENTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIOT-sEvENTH
Frank Marquee eight hundred md sixty-one
votes.
Leon HoIzhalb, seven hundred and sixty
Prosper 2. Albert. seven hundred and forty
George e. Waters, six hundred and thirteen
votes.
Aristotle Grnndpre five hundred and eighty
Victor Gerodias three hundred and oighty-
a. Dupuis, three hundred and fifty ono votes
Ernest l.. Forstnll. three hundred and elevon
Edward Meunier. two hundred and ninety
Scattering forty y-sx votes
EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT - EIGHTH
John Reaney seven hundred and nineteen
votes.
Joseph Foerster, three hundred and thirty
r. P. Swan. one hundred and eighty one
votes.
Scattering, forty five votes.
NINTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRICT-N1NrH WARD.
George Ell. Stecbman. one thousand and
W. f. Fitzgerald. nine hundred and seventy
J. G. Ohlendortf eight hundred and twenty
seven votes.
Albert De Tornos. four hundred and twenty
nine votes.
james Leroy three hundred and forty one
votes.
Jules s. Sarrazin, thirty ono votes.
David Douglass, seventeen votes.
Il. Peltier, nine votes.
TENTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTR1Cr-TENTr WARD.
Frank Lauer, thirteen hundred and forty six
NJ. Fl. Redon twelve hundred and eight votes |
Joseph IL. Spearing. eleven hundred and
fourteen votes.
Francis Schuber, five hundred and thirty
seven votes.
Henry Meyer, one hundred and forty votes
Casmir Muer. one hundred and forty eight |
Joseph Macs, thirty I've votes
Martin Flnnerty thirteen votes.
ELEVENTH REPRESENTATIVE Observation-Disclosures
WARD.
George W. Young, fifteen hundred and thirty
:, Joseph D. Taylor twelve hundred and fifty
James L, Morrison. four hundred and eighty
four votes
Fl G. Nichols four hundred and twenty nine
votes.
John 2. Smith, three hundred and eighty-one
votes.
John Purcell, one hundred and nine votes
Francis SeibroOk. seventy nine votes.
Otto Saft. twenty y-fOur votes.
Scattering. one VOTE
TWELFTH REPRESENTATIVE D1sTRICT-TwELFTH |
WARD.
s. T. Parmelee. five hundred and thirteen
votes.
votes.
Joseph D. Kenton. two hundred and thirty |
k0Hf TEtAS.
G. Milbaum, five votes.
THIRTBENTH REPRESENTATIVE DTsTnrCT-THIR- |
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH WARDS.
E. L. Bower. five hundred and forty-fOur |
votes.
John Fl. Coker, Eve hundred and thirty-nve |
votes.
J. 4. Moran, eighty five votes