The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
FIFTH WARD.

FIFTH WARD
George Robert, one hundred and sixty votes
Adolphe Segnra, one hundred and twenty
| votes
SIXTH WARD.
/. O. Allison two hundred and eighty eight
Emile Langlois. two hundred and forty eight
votes
seraphim Boudreaux. two hundred and TWEEN
Norwood staneberry. two hundred and i've
votes.
SEVENTH WARD,
Cap. Hill, one hundred and seventy seven
Leopold DeBlanc, one hundred and thirty
eight votes.
CONsTABLEs.
FIRST WARD
Oscar Heber, three hundred and slKty-flve
Paul Olivier. three hundred and sixty votes
st. Ives Provost two hundred and htty-slS
votes
SECOND WARD,
A. Marshall, one hundred and sixty nine
Joseph Delcambre. one vote
THIRD WARD.
EJol Doutte ninety-threo votes.
Eusebe Breaux, sixty-siy votes.
FOURTH WARD.
Vilpre Lousien, two hundred and twenty
two votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Willis Green. one hundred and seventy votes.
George T. Uugin. one hundred and eighteen
votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Numa Miquez. two hundred and sixty five
Olivier sBoutte, two hundred and forty
votes.
o. Jacob two hundred and thirty four votes.
Spencer HuestoH. two hundred and twenty
four votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Eloi MiQuez two hundred and one votes.
Joseph Deoambre, one hundred aud fifteen
votes,
FOR POLICE JURORS.
Onesime Bernard two hundred and sixty two
votes,
Jean L. Hebert, three hundred and forty four
votes.
Aristide Olivier, one hundred and seventy
votes.
L. B. Olivier. thirty eight votes.
jules MestaFer. one vote.
THIRD WARD.
Efienne Trelot ninety-three votes
Sam r, Bell sixty~llpe votes.
FOURTH WARD
Alnde Gonsonlin, seventeen votes.
Clet Provost. one hundred and thirty eight
Henry stickler one hundred and twenty four
votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Ferdinand Romero. two hundred and eighty
SIXTH WARD.
Clement Young, two hundred and forty nine
votes
W Il. Burke two hundred and thirty two
votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Louis Hill, one hundred and seventy nine
votes
Jules Mestayer. one hundred and thirty six
votes.
And. acting by virtue and in obedience to tho
duty imposed upon me by said act. | do hereby
daclare the following named persons to have
been duly elected to the offices hereinafter men
toned. each Of said persons SO announced.
having received the greatest number Of votes
cast for the offlae for which such person was a
candidate. and to which he has been herein de-
clnred duly elected, to wit
Rapresentative-P. A. Veazey.
Parish Judge-T. J. Allison.
Eheriff-Thecgene Viator.
Coroner-E Parent.
Justices of the Peace-First Ward ULCER Eo-
nero; Second Ward. Eni Hou'te: Third Ward.
Harmogene Daniel; Fourth Ward. J. A. Brous
earh: Fifth Ward. George Robert; Sixth Ward.
/: G, Allison and Emile Langlos; Seventh
O nstabI First Ward, Oscar Hebert; Sec
Bontte: Fourth ward, Vllere Lousien Fifth
Ward, George r. Colgin; Sixth Ward Numa
Miunnz and Olivier Buutte; Seventh Ward
EIri MiuueH.
Police Jurors-First Ward, Jean L. Hebert
seonnd Ward. Aristide Olivier: Third Ward
Eienue Frelot; Fourth Ward, Clet Provost ;
Fifth Ward, Ferdinand Romero; Sixth Ward
Clement Young: Seventh Ward, Louis Hill
Witness my signature and the seal Of the
State Of Louisiana at the city of New Orleans
this twentieth day of Hovemhnr. A. D. 1873,
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary Of State.