The Bossier banner., 1892-03-10
Proceedings of the Democratic
Executive Committee of
Bossier Parish.

NAoANt hh's 4" AhCh y, 4OOA'
Executive Committee met to-day
with the following members present.
in person or by proxy: Ward l.
w. Fl. Hodges, wv. Q. Vance proxy;
ward %. M. Arnold, w. J. Fish.
II. NJ. Arnold proxy; ward Nv.
A. Stroud, L. 7. Sanders, NV. A
Stroud proxy; ward Sc. 81. Irion.
j. A. Bumgardner; ward 6-J. A.
Snidrr.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and adopted.
Hon. Fl. ". Ogden, representing
Tbos. G. Pickett, of ward l, and j.
F. Edwards, of ward 6, announced
to the Committee that the gentle
men he represented, and J. T. Stray
han, of ward 3, present and acting
for himself, who had, at "a previous
meeting of this Committee with
drawn their connection Herewith on
account of the factional differences
in the party, were now willing to
reunite and act with this Committee,
and thereupon, upon motion duly
seconded, Messrs. Pickett, Edwards
and Strayhan were unanimously ad-
mitted as regular members of this
Committee, from their respective
wards, and the proxy of Mr.. Ogden
for Messrs. Pickett and Edwards
recognized.
Mr.. j. M. Arnold being called
away on business, appointed Capt.
w. q. Vance proxy for himself and
Capt. Fish, which proxy was ac-
cepted by unanimous vote.
BENTON, BOsSIER PARISH, LA, }
March s, 1892. {
At a meeting held this day by
committees representing respective
ly the McEnery faction and the Fos-
ter faction, for the purpose of agr. E.
ing upon the appointment of com
missioners of election and other
matters relating to the primary to
be held on the 22nd of March, 1892,
I'll. w. Ogden and j. T. Strayhan
were selected a committee to repre-
sent the McEnery faction and W.
G. Vance and @. Ii. Iriou to repre-
sent the Foster faction.
1t was agreed that the polling
places in the parish should be as
follows: Knox Point, Curtis, Ben
ton, Cottage Grove, Plain Dealing,
Carterville, Rocky Mount, Midway,
Bellevue and Haughton, being the
same as now established by the Po-
lice Jury. w. @. Vance won the
choice for naming majority of com
mlssioners commencing with Ben
ton. When the following named
commissioners were selected:
Benton, Ward "A. G. league.
J. II. Belcher, j. II. Burt, VIM.
Timberlake; clerk, D. B. Stinson.
Plain Dealing, ward st. q. Bar
nett, A. FL. Fl. Hogue, s. j. Cald-
well, N. W. Sentell, s. Fl. Cochran;
clerk, j. G. Allen.
Haughton, Ward &C. D. San
didge, B. M. Doyle, w. A. Abney,
J. P. Kent, T. N. Braden; clerk, j.
G. Hodges.
Rocky Mount, Ward 5-W. J.
Hughes, W. L. Adger, B. R. Nash,
Daniel Smith, j. j. Mckinney;
clerk, j. l.. Keith.
Atkins, ward Nv. H. Hodges.
Thos. d. Connell, Willis B. Graham.
j. W. Atkins, A. j. Moss; clerk, T.
G. Pickett.
Carterville, ward 4-Dr. w. G.
Rogers, j. E. Holloway, w. N. Car
ter, j. Z. Rogers, j. f. Hudson:
clerk, j. d. Rogers.
Curtis, ward I'D. Il. Nicholson.
w. j. Fullilove, Parks Moore, L. M.
Pruitt, E. s. Dortcb; clerk, W. A.
Huey.
Cottage Grove, ward 3-Isaac H.
Martin, L. P. Peyroux, Wash. V.
Graves, j. B. Thompson, w. K.
Baten; clerk, DR.. j. S. Milling.
Midway, ward ga. L. Byram.
Z. 81. Curry, q. B. Norman, Capt.
Thos. Player, FL. D. Watson; clerk.
John P. Haynes.
Bellevue, ward 6-J. A. Snider.
L. r. Sapp, l.. q. Biggs, Rev. r. s.