Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31


EDITOR CAPfToLIAS--fo You wihpiepse announce
tho name of MOL1ERE LAN@H ESQ, as a
candidate for member of thcCity Tonncil' from
Ward No 1, at the ensuing Municipal election
Subject to the decision Of the people, and
obllge A LARGE NuMnbRbF VOTERS.
Editors Capitolian-lOu are authorized 10 an.
nouncc HENRY SCHORTEN Esq. as candi.
date for member of the City Courr il from the
ist ward subject to the decision of the people at
tho ballot box, on the ath of Aprilnext
vO2 P0pULI
Editor Capitolian announce the name
of Mr. GEORGE N. BUCKET. al candidate
for Councilman, from Ward No q
MANY VOTERS.
Editors Capitolian--You will plclso announce
the name of CHARLES STEWART. Esq, as a
candidate for Councilman from the Second
Ward, subject to tho decision Of tfIo people at
The ballot.box, at the ensuing municipal cleo.
ton, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
EDfToE CAPrToLiAN--Please ainouncc the
name of Mr.. r. DUGGAN, as a candidate for
recollection, as Councilman for WaI,i No2.
A IO,r " FRIENDS.
Editor Capitolian-Pleasc ami unco j. j.
MURPHY as candidate for Coullcuan, and
Ward, Municipal election tp be held on the
fourth of April next MNFY VOTES.
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The Board Of Supervisors o the Louis
lana State University and A., AN Col
lege will meet here, in regn!ar session,
on Monday next, at II o'cloc NJ.
ltscelns that what was reported as the
robbery Of James II. Wilic's music book
was only u mistake, rs th1 book was
returned by the colOrcd boyJ who had
been given it in error We fro told that
the boy il honest and trustworthy.
A BLhzE.-On yesterday, boon, a fire
broke out among some cottages on the
Oaks plantation. Owing td the high
wind then prevailing, all Efforts to ar
rest the flames proved fruitltss till two
or three buildings had been destroyed.
"A host Of friends" are Bringing for
ward the nalno of that genial and
staunch citizen, Mr. T. Du'ggan, as u
candidate for reelection to the position
of Councilman for Ward No. >. Mr.
Duggau is tried servant of the people
and needs no recommendation
PLANTERS MEETING. We are inform
ed chat the planters living near the bank
of the Mississippi in the lower end of
the parish will hold mcetirg to-day. at
four o'clock p. NJ. at Mr. Henry Won
Phuls, for the purpose of adopting inca
sures of common protection against the
great rise Of the waters.
''Mauy veters,' having ai idea that
Mr., J.J, Murphy, young| aud indus,
trious citizen of the Cd Ward, would
make IN attentive and faithful Council.
man, are urging his name f,r this posi-,
ton. Mr.. Murphy stanos Nigh in the
estimation OF the public and will doubt.
loss receive astrong Snpport
Another group Of 'Many voters" are
entering Capt. Charles SteI art, in tin,
race for Councilman, in Watl y He is
10 well known to all a. gbod and in.
dustriOus citizeu that 1t won i'll be- super,
Huous for us to sing his prailes He will
beyond doubt, put his competitors tc
their trumps to get ahead Of him.
DR.. Thomas ). Jones, of jackson. the
father of our clever young "ontrerc, L
SamboIn Jones, OF the ADV locate, spent
two or three days in this city, in the
early part of this week, 1hc doctor is
one of East Felieiana's NtuthirSr citi.
2ens, noted for HE genial nature and
his opcn.hearted hespitdlitS. Long lif,
to him.
O.urIr Harry Hyams, it IS said, ha,
been selected by lot, rs thu man who
by taking u running start, 5 to butt tn,
locomotive Of the Baton R,buge Brancl