The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns of the Parish
of Orleans.

or orleans.
DETT REMEMBERED, THAT ON THIS DAY
- the undersigned authority acting Ct R by yrtqe W le
Of the extra session Of the General Assembly OF
the State Of Louisiana, approved April II. 1877
this oilee Of the election heId in the parish q
ORLEANS. on the fifth day OF November
a. D; 1873 under the constitution and 1 Lays e o.
this State, and the proclamation Of his Excel
iency Francis T. Nichols Governor Of the State
Of Louisiana, giving the names of all the can
Eiidates voted for. for the office hereinafter men
toned the Offices for which each was voted Tor
and the number of votes ac ualy cast for each
candidate, as shown by said returns 90 aereby e1 b
officially announce and declare the same 10 Dc
as follows. to wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIRST REPRESENTATIVE DIsTR1cT-FIRsT WARD
M, Gordon, Jr. seventeen hundred and sixty
j. Tlmony two hundred and eightyfour
d. Holdrith, two hundred and seventy one
Frank W. Heiss. fourteen votes.
SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT SECOND
WARD.
T. Hasam. Jr. eight hundred and seventy
seven votes.
+. L. Gubernator, seven hundred and thirty
J. D. Geddes. Eve hundred and ninety-one
votes.
M. D. Lagan. six hundred and forty-nin
votes.
j. A. Gilmore, five hundred and ninety three
9, Brill. five hundred and seventy three
III. J. Larkin. two hundred and twenty-o
T. barron. sixty-eight votes.
r. @. Quinn, sixteen votes.
Scattering. TWENTY-FIVE votes.
THIRD REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRICT-THIRD WARD.
I'D. Hill, three thousand two hundred and
SaInatv-f0nr votes.
r. MeElroy, three thousand one hundred and
Shirty-four votes
g. Il. Cripps, one thousand and forty five
+. Torres- six hundred and flfty.eeven
John Roy. six hundred and fifty five votes
y. +. Monroe, four hundred and eighty-hve
s. ". Moore one hundred and ninety seven
votes
Keopfer, one hundred and thirty eight votes
J. s. Kelly one hundred and thirty six votes.
T. Carter. one hundred and twenty nine votes.
O. Glover, twenty eight votes
Il. Webster. twenty three votes.
FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT FOURTH
WARD.
Richard Weghtman, six hundred and eighty
W. e. Morgan. four hundred and thirty-n
votes.
Judge D. s. Bryon, three hundred and eighty
nine votes.
G. Weinzette, ninety seven votes.
b. A. dalates. thtrty-one votes.
FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DrsTBICT-FIFTH WARD.
A. Rabouin. Jr.. thirteen hundred and forty six
LArnauld one thousand and forty four votes.
Jules IHote. eight hundred and thirty seven
votes.
T. Dupre, two hundred and ninety votes.
George MeIz. Dr., seventy-siX votes.
Scattering, one vote.
sixth REPRESENTATIVE D1sTR1oT-srxTH WARD.
votes,
L. Andre Burthe, four hundred and eight
T. M. Hunt. three hundred and forty-two
votes.
Scattering, four votes.
SEVENTH REPRESENTATIVE D1sTRIor-sEyENTH
WARD
Frank MARQUEE, eight hundred and sixty-one
Leon ,Holzhalb, seven hundred and sixty
three votes.
Prosper P. Albert seven hundred aad forty
five votes.
George Fl. Waters, six hundred and thirteen
Aristide arandpre five hundred and eighty
victtccr Gerodias. three hundred and eighty
nine votes.
4. DupuiS three hundred and flfty-ons votes.
Ernest L. Forstall. three hundred and eleven
Edward Meaunier. two hundred and ninety
two votes.
b, FOkSSe
EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT EIGHTH
WARD.
John Reaney seven hundred and nineteen
Joseph Forester, three hundred and thirty
r. r. Swan, one hundred and eighty-one
votes.
Scattering. forty-1ve votes.
NINTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIcT-NINTH WARD.
George FL. stechman. one Thousand and
saiphty-fVa votes.
". e. Fitzgerald, nine hundred and seventy
j. q. Ohlendorff. eight hundred and twenty
Albert De Tornos. four hundred and twenty
James Leroy, three hundred and forty y-one
votes.
Jules s. sarrazn. thirty one votes.
David Douglass, seventeen votes
Il. Peltier. nine votes.
TENTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRror-TENTH WARD.
Frank Lauer. thirteen hundred and forty-six
NJ. Il. Redon, twelve hundred and eight votes.
Joseph d: spearlng' eleven hundred and
Francis schuber, five hundred and thirty
Henry Meyer one hundred and forty votes.
Oasimir Muller. one hundred and forty eight
Joseph Macs. thirty-flve votes.
Martin Flnnerty. thirteen votes.
Eleventh REPRESENTATIVE DIsTBIoT-ELEvBNTH
WARD.
George W. Young. fifteen hundred and thirty
eight votes.
Joseph D. Taylor. twelve hundred and fifty
live votes.
James L. Morrison. four hundred and eighty
four votes.
Fl. c. Nichols. four hundred and twenty-nin
votes.
John P. Smith. three hundred and eighty one
votes.
John Purcell one hundred and nine votes.
Francis Lebrook. seventy nine votes.
Otto Saft, tWenty-four votes
Scattering one vote.
TWELFTH REPRESENTATIVE D1sTRrcT-TwELFTH
WARD.
8. F. Parmelee. FIVE hundred and thirteen
votes.
John Taylor. three hundred and seventy
votes.
Joseph D. Kenton. two hundred and thirty
four votes.
G.. Milbaam, five votes.
THIRTEENTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRrCT-THIR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH WARDS.
e. L. Bower, five hundred and forty-four
votes.
John H. Coker five hundred and thirty-flve
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