The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-10-12
1l6, G. B. Norman 48, total 1883:
G1oo aor, don1~-l

116, G. B. Norman 48, total 1B3:
Gleason declared the nominee.
Constable-R. E. Pilkinton Al
VIM. Burks IS, T. w. Heath So.
E. B. Jockey 20, total 1866: no
nomination; Heath and Pilkinton
to run over.
Police Juror. T. Many 11o,
w. w. Belcher 40, total 1859:
Many declared the nominee.
Member of School Board-R, b.
Martin IA; declared the nominee.
Members of Executive Commit
ter. B. Martin II, w. w. Law
81, J. A. Bumgardner II; Martin
and Lay declared the nominees.
WARD SIX.
Justice of Peace, First Precinct
| -. N. Bryan SO, w. M. Vickers
2, total 80; Bryan declared the
nominee.
Second Precinct-H. Barna-
castle 143; declared the nominee.
Constable, First Precinct-W.
M. Morrow So; declared the nom
inee.
Second Precinct-J. W. Oneal
81, Jack Hayes 48, Robert DOYLE
10, total 148; Oneal declared the
nominee.
Police Juror-C. D. Sandidpe
152, L. c. Biggs 20, total 1871:
Sandidge declared the nominee.
Members of School Board,
N. Plat and J. W. Prince.
Members of Executive Commit.
tee j. F. Edwards IA, L. C.
Biggs 1874, ]. A. Skannal 1O1,
M. NJ. Duty 90; Biggs and skan-
nal declared the nominees.
On motion and seconded, the
ballot cast at Plain Dealing box
for w. R. Cavett was counted for
j. R. Cavett, and the eleven bal
lots cast for A. Ford counted for
j. A. Ford, candidates for police
jurors; and at Alden Bridge the
ballots cast for w. E. Adger and
w. A. Adger counted for w. L.
Adger, candidate for endorse
ment as member of the school
board.
Be it Resolved, That the second pri-
mary election be fixed for Friday, Octo-
Der 70, 1889, and that the said primary
election be governed by the same rules
and regulations as governed the first,
except that no one be allowed to assist a
voter in preparing his ballot, unless it
be one OF the commissioners or clerk Of
election.
Be it further Resolved, That the
names of all candidates be printed on the
same tickets, except ward officers, and
that blank space be left for asme, and
that the secretary OF this committee
count out the tickets to the several poll
ing places throughout the parish, and
that the commissioners be required to
keep strict account of same, and to re-
turn the box and all tickets, together
| with the tally sheets and list of votes,
etc., to this committee, on or before
Tuesday, October "a, 1898.
Be it further Resolved, That no can
didate for ballot be allowed to vote un-
less his name appears on the poll books
on the day of election.
Be it further Resolved, That the same
commissioners and clerks of election who
held the first primary, hold the second,
with the following changes, viz: That
at Alden Bridge w. L. Adger be remov-
cd and p. G. Hobbs substituted; at Ben
ton B. F. Fort be removed and J. G..
Ogden substituted; at Bossier City J. N.
Sutton be removed and J. N. Birdwell
substituted; at VAUDEVILLE Bernie Smis-
son be removed and F. n. Woodruff sub
stituted; at Antrim J. r. Odom be re-
moved and z. Gardner substituted, and
at Bellevue ]. w. Onley be removed and
w. M. Vickers substituted.
On motion, duly seconded, j. c..
Logan was recommended to the
governor of the State to be ap-
pointed a member of the police
jury from ward two to fill the UNI
expired term caused by the death
| of DR.. w. M. Abney.
The committee then adjourned
to meet Tuesday, October "a,
1899, at Benton.
w. B. BoGGs, Chairman.
r. B. HILL, Secretary.