The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
DEnocRATIC WARD MEETINGS.


&FE ~ 49,
With the exception of Ward 4, which
held its meeting on the 10th, the DEM
ocrats OF the several wards of the parish
met on the 24th to nominate csnSli-
dates for ward Offices and to select del
egatcs to the parish convention which
Is to assemble tomorrow. We give
the results of the various meetings as
Ear as is known.
First Ward.
Il Nominations-W.H III. Russell, police
Juror; w. q. Rhodes, justice OF the
peace; Tom Lyons, constable. Dele
gates-W. Brannon, j. T. Cole, j. q.
Taylor, q. G. Phillips, M. Ducloe, II. G.
Tidwell, J. T.. Swan, Jas. Stephens, II.
RUSSELL W.T.. Theobalds, w. 8. Rhodes,
@. Thomas. The delegates were In
structed by unanimous vote to sup
port A. Gunby for representative,
A. L. Slack for parish judge, and Wal
ter Logan for sheriff.
| Second Ward.
Nominations William McQu;ller.
police juror; A. III. Scriber, justice OF
the peace; J. r.. Heron, constable.
Delegates-A. H.. Scriber, f. E. Bow
man, w. Y. Cosper, Mack Vinson, r..
Rhodes, John Pucket., d. McQuiiler,
J. w. scarborough. The delegates
were instructed to support Col. F. C.
Jones for sheriff.
Third Ward.
Nominations-R. III. Endom and r..
B. Yinsop, justices Of the peace w. g.
Kennedy, police juror; John E. Vinson
and T. J. Larkin, constables. Delegates
Col. Il. Richardson, 7. Y. Ably, J. @.
Calderwood, III. Noise, ID. A. Bre ard,
Sr., Charles Calhoun, John Parker, III.
w. McEnery, Thos. O'KesIy, 8. Marx,
w. p. Renwick, Geo. w. McFee, 81.
Meyer, F. Endom.
Fourth Ward.
Nominations. Bres, Justice of the
peace; 7. Garrett, police Juror ]. b.
Roasltter, constable. .Delegatss-J. M.
Anderson, w. L. DeGraffenreid, w.
@. HinsoD, Mathew Wood, r. M.
Faust, J. b. Rossitter, r. M. Filhiol.
u. Farlk, ID. @. Brown, /. Garrett, j..
q. Wheaton, JIM. Harvey, g. III. Gil
bert, F. Watkins. The delegates were
Instructed to support John s.. Faux
for sheriff.
Fifth Ward.
Nominations-Jethr Moore and Ct.
w. Bolton, justices of the peace J. G.
Drew, police juror; I. A. johnson,
constable. Delegates-J. G. Drew, Joe
Carroll (col.), w. g. Head {coi.), u.
Millsaps, w. F. Ashley, r. F. Horton,
l.. ID. McLain, J. w. Miles, l.. M.
Kidd, j. p. Murphey, d. II. Head, w.
II. Cakes. The delegation is unin-
structed, but 1t is understood that it
will support Capt. Renwick for repre-
sentative and Maj. Mcclure for sheriff.
Nominations = Travis McClendon,
police juror; Taylor Ande1s, justice of
the peace. DeleG ates-Dr. John Fuller,
W. w. Patrick, w. T. Wyatt, John
Brooks, Willis Anders, Jack Butler.
1 Seventh Ward.
Nominations-John w. Hamilton,
justice of the peace w. G. Dunn,
police juror; VIM. Golson, constable.
Deiegates-A. f. Parker, Paul Rogers,
Eighth Ward.
A. Wyatt, police juror p. w. Cole,
justice of the peace Henry Berry, con-
stable. Delegatas-A. Myatt, B. r.
Erwin, w. p. Terrell.
Ninth Ward.
Nominations = John Fuller, police
juror; A. w. Hendricks, Justice of the
peace Jas. Inabinett, constable. Del.
egates-John Fuller, b. F. Thomas, A.
w. Hendricks. The delegates are in
structea to support John Faulk for
sheriff, and Capt. w. r. Chamb,;ss for
representative.
The authorities of Shreveport have
uuarantjnei against MOproe and will