The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-25
Judicial District Candidates.
j. A. w. LOWRY, ESQ.

j. A. W. LOWRY, ESQ.
The announcement of j. A. W.
Lowry, Esq, of Bellevue, La, will
be found in this issue as candidate
for District Attorney ofthis District.
Mr.. Lowry is a good lawyer, ster-
ling Democrat. and stands high in
the estimation of all who know him.
Just the man for the position. Elect
him and the 2nd Judicial District
will have a District Attorney in
which she can place the utmost con-
fidence.-[S Sparta Rural Times.
NJ. c. MOSELEY, ESQ.
Our talented friend M. G. Moseley,
ESQ.,, announces that he is candi-
date for the Office of District Attor.
ney. He has been serving the parish
for several years in the capacity of
Prosecuting Attorney and made
most faithful and competent official,
and the District would secure in him
an able and fearless advocate. We
commend him to the delegates from
the other parishes. In his own par
ish he is well and tavorably known,
and bears an excellent moral char
acter.-[ Linden Democrat.
NJ c. Moseley, Esq, announces
himself as candidate for District
Attorney. Mr.. Moseley began study
ing law in 1871. He graduated and
received his diploma as practition-
er at the Law Department of the
University of Louisiana. in 1874, and
has served for three years as Parish
Attorney and District Attorney pro
TEN. This experience in criminal
prosecutions, renders Mr.. Moseley
especially competent for the position.
He is, til, rcfore well read in crimi-
nal law, understands its practice as
well as it's thereory. Hisexperience
should certainly entitle him to spe-
cial consideration. His moral stand
ing and probity is well known and
unqnestiontd by the people of Web
Ster, among whom he has lived for
90 Or T. years. Webster Tribune.
HON. R. c. DREW.
Hon. Richard e. Drew, Parish
Judge of Webster, announces him
self for the District Judgeship. He
is IA gentleman of rare legal talents,
and has faithfully, impartially and
ably presided as Judge of our Par
! ish Court He is well known to this
community, having risided within it
from infancy. In his practice. he
proved himself good and Jealous
attorney; and. on the bench, a good
and iupn tial Judge. His decisions
are evidences of his legal learning,
many of which have stood the test
of review by the higher Courts
Webster Tribune.
We announce in tO-day's paper
Judge r. c. Drew as a candidate for
nomination for Judge of the End Ju-
dicial District Court, parishes OF
Bienville, Bossier aud Webster
Judge Drew has already been in the
service of the people in the capacity
Of Parish Judge for two terms, and
the universal satisfaction he has
given as an officer of merit and abil-
ity made a strong impression upon
the minds Of his people, who have
known him from boyhood as one of
our most promising young men,
We frequently hear an old settler
say, "the Drews we're born Judges"
and we are more than inclined to be-
lieve this of our friend who has most
certainly given evidence of great
promise as judge and a lawyer
His years of practice as an attorney
and his subsequent experince on the
bench, eninently fit him for the Of
flee Of District Judge Mindea
Democrat.
HON. A. B. GEORGE.
We invite attention to the an.
nOuncement of the Hon. A. b.
George as a Candidate for District
Judge this, End district. Mr..
Georges distinguished ability is too
well known throughout North Loui-
siana, aud in fact the whole State,
for him to need commentator at
our hands. No man could fill the
position with more credit to the dis
trict. The inestimable services he
has rendered the State and his peO-
/ nla will not fai IN l,o ramon harah nv
them Minden Democrat.
Hon. A. B. George announces
himself as candidate for District
Judge-subject to nomination. Mr..
George is an old practitioner at the
bar-his legal experience covering a
period of more than % years. He is
an able lawyer, and an estimable
gentleman. He is so regarded by
his professional brethren, and the
general public who know him either
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