The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-12
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns for Parish Oiflcers for
the Parish Of Jefferson.

T,HE MANDAMUs HERETOFoRE ISSUED
Il by the Hon. Frank A. Monroe. Judge OF the
Third District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
10 this State. Ia the matter OF tho state OF t.on
Isana OK rela' lone L. Dufourneau ct ale Vs. VIII
A. Strong, Secretary Of State. No. % 063 OF the
docket o. said court. having been made per.
emptory by JUDGMENT OF said i court rendered s
Be 1t known. that on this day, the under:
and id obedience to section 80 of act No. So Of
the General Assembly OF this State. approved
April Il, 1877. having COMPLIED the election r..
the parish OF Jefferson. In this state. on the
second day Of De- enber. A. y 1872, Tor parish
officers TOR said parish. axreeaby to me procla-
nation Of his Excellency Louis A. Wilz Lieu
tenant Governor and Acting Governor OF In.
state OF Louisiana. dated the thirty first day OF
July A. p 1872 giving TIE names Of all the can
the Office 9 for which each was voted for and the
number OF votes actually cast for ca h candi-
this office. do hereby officially announce and
declare the same to be rs follows. to wilt
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Leonard Roach. six hundred and eighty. four
Riyiere Gardere three hundred and fifteen
n j. Kennedy, nfty-one votes.
John Brown. sixteen votes.
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
Scott Ellison, seven hundred and one votes.
II. A. StAhl. thirty votes.
Nick blade, one vote.
FOR SHERIFF.
Leon Dufourneau eight hundred votes.
Octave Besancon. two hundred and sixty-hve
votes.
John Pearca sixteen votes.
John II. Winston. ono vote.
FOR CORONER.
Dr.J. B. Armstrong. one thousand and seven
s. D. Cuisine. fifteen votes.
FOR JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE. RIGHT
BANK
FIRST WARD.
Henry Hildenbrand. one hundred and twenty
a. j. Kern. eighty. two votes.
SECOND WARD.
Joachim Capas. one hundred and seventy
votes.
Louis Cavalier, eleven votes
Paul Koerler. eight votes.
THIRD WARD.
james Barthoud. thirty four votes.
Gustave Fasende, twenty-four votes.
William Bedgley. seven votes.
FOURTH WARD.
j. Diet forty -four votes.
). w. Minick. thirty two votes
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. LEFT BANK.
FIRST WARD.
Paul Koerber, ninety nine votes.
| Charles Small, flfty-hve votes.
| d. L. Slaughter. eleven votes.
| SECOND WARD.
James G. Banman. two hundred and twenty
/ two votes.
B. i. Slaughter. one vote.
FOR CONsTABLEs. RIGHT BANK.
FIRST WARD.
Ephraim Turner. one hundred and fifteen
i. W. Gardy. eighty seven votes.
! SECOND WARD.
Charles Il. German. one hundred and sixty
Ed. Boulle. ST.. ten votes.
e. Marauese. eight votes
THIRD WARD.
Jean Francois. sixty two votes.
Emile Plzani. one vote.
| FOURTH WARD
II. D. Terrebonne, forty four votes.
| Thomas Martin. thirty votes.
FOR CONSTABLES. LEFT BANK.
| FIRST WARD.
z. Marquese. ninety votes.
r. B. Houston. fifty four votes.
d. Stewart. twelve votes.
| r. Carter six votes
SECOND WARD.
Dennis Bowling. one hundred and eighty
P. Stewart five votes.
And, acting by virtue Of and In obedience Of
aqe' ba 4h to
been duly elected to the offices hereinafter
named and mentioned. each Of said persons &c
b-r Of votes cast Tor the said office for which
such person was candidate. and to which ht
has been declared to be- duly elected, to wit:
CLERK Of the District 1urt-Scott Ellison.
Sherif-Leon Dufourneau.
Coroner-Dr. J. B Armstrong.
justices OF the Peace, Right BAnk-First Ward
Henry Hildenbrand. Second Ward; JOACHIM
Oapas. Third Ward. James Ber,houd. Fonrtl
Koerber. second Ward. !. G. Banman
Constable. Right Bank-Firs1 Ward 6 Eph nra
Third Ward. Jean Francois. Fourth Ward: q
D. Terrebonne. Left Bank-First Ward. E. Mar
auese. Second Ward. Dennis B wing;
Witness my signature and the seal OF tn
State OF Louisiana, A. The city OF New Orleans
this eleventh day OF F hruary. A: y; $780,
WILL. a. STRONG.
fe1a1t Sacratary IT ata'a.
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