The Bossier banner., 1891-11-26
,JudiCial Vote,

Judicial Vote.
Ward 1, Curtis bOx-FOr Judge: {:
J. A. W. Lowry Is, j. A. Snider 10,
J.T. Watkin z. For District At
torney: A. j. Murff %, r. q. Drew 4.
Knox Point-Judge: Lowry 3,
Snider 13, Watkins z. District At
torney: Murff 20, Drew 8.
Ward 2, Benton-FOr Judge: J.
A. W. Lowry 121, j. A. Snider 6,
J. T. Watkins 2. District Attorney:
A. J. Murff 40, r. Q. Drew 81, j. A.
Dorman 2.
Ward 8, Cottage Grove-Judge {:
Lowry 80, Snider 9, Watkins g.
District Attorney: Murff %, Drew
81. Plain Dealing-Judge: Lowry
64, Snider Is, Watkins IA, Boone l.
District Attorney: Murff 55, Drew
80.
Ward 4, Carterville-For Judge:
Lowra 80, Snider 80, Watkins "a,
Boone 8. District Attorney-Murff
101, Drew Z, Dorman 5.
Ward 5, Rocky Mount-Judge:
Dowry 81, Snider 46, Watkins 8,
Boone 6. District Attorney: Murff
63, Drew 20, Dormah l. Midway
Judge: Lowry 26, Snider "a, Wat
kins 5. District Attorney: Murff
AZ, Drew 13.
Ward 6, Bellevue-Judge: Lowry
6, Snider 16, Boone /. District At
torney: Murff 20, Drew 3. Haugh-
ton-For Judge: Lowry 3, Snider
38, Watkins 20, District Attorney:
Murff 98, Drew 9, Dorman 2.
Total Judicial Vote.
For judge. A. w. Lowry, 344
I j. A. Snider, 207
j. I. Watkins, 152
j. T. Boone, Is
District Attorney-A. j. Murff, 400
l. r. @. Drew, 215
j. A. DOrman, 10
The returns from Knox Point, in
ward 1, not having been returned,
the following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That the chairman and
secretary of this Executive Com.
mittee be authorized to receive the
box from Knox Point, and, in the
presence of three competent wit
nesses ascertain the result and tab
ulate the same.
The following resolutions were of
fered by DR.. @. II. Irion and amend
ed by DR.. W. M. Abney 80 as to
include Assessor:
Resolved, That primary election
be held on December 10, 1891, for a
Representative, Sheriff, Clerk of
Court, Coroner, Justice Peace, Con-
stable and Assessor, in one box, and
in separate box for Police Jurors,
| Members School Board and Menu
bers and Members of Executive
Committee.
Resolved, That two commission
ers and one clerk be appointed by
this Committee at each polling place
in the parish, to hold said election,
and that the returns of said election
shall be signed by the commission
ers and clerk and be forwarded to
the Executive Committee on Dec.
II, at Benton, which Committee
shall declare the result of said cleo
ton.
| Resolved, That no one be allowed
to vote at this primary election ex-
cept known white Democrats, and
such as have been residents of the
State II months, parish six months
and ward 30 days prior to the next
general election. This is not intend
ed to deprive young men that have
been residents of the State, parish
and ward, as above, and may attain
} their majority before the general
election, from voting at the primary
election.
On motion, voting precent at
l. T. Lays store, (knOwn as Mercer's
store), in ward 6, was established.
DR.. O. H. IriOn arose and stated
that he had been requested by Mr..
John M. Mccall, of ward 5, to state
to the Democratic Executive Com
mittee that he denounces in the
most scathing terms the action of
the McEnery faction in placing his
name on their ticket as a delegate
to Baton Rouge on Dec. Is, 1891
That is was done without his knowl-
edge or consent, and that he wishes
his friends to know that it was a
trick that he neither approves of nor
appreciates. The denunction of Mr..
Mccall was received with applause,
as his record as an antiLottery man
more than sRbstantiated his every
word.
The following commissioners OF
primary election for Thursday, Dec.
10, were then appointed:
Knox POint-W. Il. Hodges, W.
B. Graham; Thos. d. Connell, clerk.
Cnrtis-W. A. Huey, L. NJ. Pruitt;