The Opelousas courier., 1891-11-21
EXECUTIVE COM
MaTTEE.
OpELoUsAs, November 5th, 1891

OPELoUsAs, November 5th, 1891.
At12 O'Clock H. Major NJ. r. Wilson, Presi-
dent of the Democratic Parish Executive Com
mittee, called that body to order. The roll was
called and the following members answered TO
their names: M. r. Wilson, Chairman, at
large. j. j. Thompson, Secretary, 1st Tard.
Daily, I'd W. j. B. Bergeron, Sd W., Joseph E.
Quebedeau, Sd W., proxy toJ. B. Bergeron. G.
L. Hawkins, 4th w, George L. Hazard, 4th w,
Stagg. 5th W. c. T. Griffith and Samuel Haas,
9Th W Laurent J. Dossman, 7th W. e. II. Nc
Gee, sth W. s. j. Gosselin, 8th W.. proxy to E.
II. McGee. .,.
nounced the object and purpose OF the meeting
Whereupon Mr.. l.. j. Dossman onered the Iol-
lowing resolution, which was carried: !,
Resolved that general primary election De
held throughout the parish on Ihursaay,
November 26th, for the purpose OF eleeting del.
egates to parish convention TO pe heia nd, at
Opelousas on Wednesday, December 9Th, 1891
Resolved further that said convention is call
ed for the purpose of electing delegates 70 the
Democratic Convention to be held at Baton
Rouge on Wednesday, December 16th,a 1891.
Also for the nomination of parish officers, Tor
the reore anization of the Parish Democratic
Executive Committee, and for any other pur'
pose by said convention deemed advisable:
ON motion OF c. T. Griffith, the Charles Doss-
man poll was changed and placed at the Oliver
school house. .-
On motion, the following apportionment was
made: One delegate for every, twenty-five
votes and one for every fraction OF hfteen ana
over; the votes received by Gov. Nichols last
election at each precinct being taken as basis.
On motion, the following voting places were
adopted for the coming primary election, with
their respective commissioners and representa-
ton. 60
l, Opelousas, at Court House-W. r. Coch-
ran. E. w Roy and E. s. Andrus, Commission
ers Representation 13 delegates.
3 Plaisance, at Joseph Vidrines store-Jo-
seph Vidrine, Pierre JeansOnne and Cleophas
Andrepont, Commissioners Representation
delegates.
3. Plaisance at Eugene Lachapelle's store
Paul Lambert, Edgar Dupre and VINE lI Evans
Commissioners Representation delegates.
4 Waxia, at school house-R. L. HAWKINS, NJ.
l.. Bihm and Lewis Deloach, Commissioners.
Representation delegates -4uo
5. Palmetto, at WeSttey BuGuens slofe-
Westley Budden, Dolse Maux and 2. L.. Fonte-
not. Commissioners. Representation l dele
gate. ,,.....-,. .+luo
r. G. Reeves, Jake Powell and James King,
Commissioners Representation delegate.
T. Upper Bayou BGuf, at Barbreek store store
Homer savaut, Jno. F. Mcmillan, wills O,Quin,
Commissioners. Representation delegates.
s. Whiteville, at savant and Milbnrn's-AleS
stagg Chas. Lafieur and 3. G; Mlburn' Com
., Big Cane, at Havard's store-Geo. Hav.
ard. James Jackson and M. L. Swords, Com
missioners. Representation delegates.
10 Morrow, at E. Mixers store-James Bur
leigh. James Hicks and Stanford Blalock, Com
missioners. Representation delegates.
II. Bellevue, at school house-Charles DAILY
! Jules BOutt6 ana Lewis CulluS, SUHulsSiouolo
, Representation delegate.
T. Grand Coteau, at Smiths otiice-Rober'
Barry, Felix Miller and joseph sloliie' Coih
missioners. Representation delegates.
IS. Coulee Croche, at Zephirin Leger's-Adol
phe Guidry, Th6ogene Richard, Honore Meche
commissioners. Representation delegates.
ID Notleyyille, at n. g; Dev1ineTs sgorean t1oa,,
| Commissioners. Representation delegates
Is. Leonville, at q. Cormier's-J. e. Quebe
deau, Jules Quebedeau and Louis Lalond' Com
1 missioners. Representation 10 delegates.
16. Washington, at Town Hall-R. Boudreau
! B.. F. Hardesty and Frank Pitre, Commission
| ers Representation delegates.
II Washington ward, at Privat Chretlenl
store-Emile Poiret, Henry Joubert and One
ZINE Lafieur, Commissioners. Representauo'
delegate. .,.o
| is. Grand Prairie, at Alsin Vidrine,s store
John Fontenot, Philip Latieur ana Alex. La
vergne, Commissioners. Representation 7 de
| egates. 49,, .4 u
/ Singletary, J. J. Barnige and Patrick Donahue
| Comm issioners. Representation delegates.
90 Bayou Chicot, at divers School House.
T. oliver, Charles Tatman and VIM. Raspberry
Commissioners. Representation delegates
81. Mallet, at Joseph Sullice's-S. j. Gosselin
John Boudreau and Edmond Dejean, Commis
sioners Representation delegates.
! % PIaauemine Point, at Philemon BrasSeur'
-Theodule Thibodeau, e. T. Cary and VIM. Dc
lean, Commissioners. Representation dele
gates. o. Doo5
u. M. LtTtalu tuu LUIlCh SoAAAAA-SSAN@
eIs Representation 10 delegates.
a. Belair Cove, at Z. T. Lafeur's-E. L Ii
feur, Angelas Prud'h and Joseph bofas
Ion, Commissioners. Representation delegate
25 Chataignier at d. P. Laiieur's-Homer a
tales. D. P. Lafieur and r. 8. Fontenot, Con
missioners. Representation delegates.
26 Faau6taique, at Cleophas Courv1lle's-Ee
Dardeau, Don Louis Fontenot and Henry
Reed, NJ. D., Commissioners Representatlo
27. Mamou, at J. J. LGndreneau's-H. j. Gul
lory. T. J. Landreneau and D. II. Qu1rk, Con
missioners Representation delegates.
28. Lower Mamou, at Louis Vidrine,s-Wn
Ashford, Landry Rougeau and Henry P. FoI
tenot, Commissioners Representation del'
90. Atchafalaya, at Abram Richards store
T. A. Dunbar, W. o. Rogers and DR.. nj. A. IaI
ior, Commissioners. Representation dei'
So West Melville, at Jack Satterley's.t
Hetherton and A. Bier, Commissioners. Rel
resentation delegate. -,
III. Beaver Creek, at Thomas Morrls'-Pnllll
r. Fontenot Thomas Morris and A. M GodWn
Commissioners Representation delegates.
40. Point Grand Louis, at Auguste Lahayes-
Anguste Lahaye, HypoIite FL. Fontenot an
Emile Reed, Commissioners. Representatlon
Delegates.
No further business, the committee adJourne
sine die. c,o,, r,,,o;r,,,.,
j. j. THOMPSON, Secretary.