St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-08-30
Proceedings OF Parish Demo.
cratic Executsye Committee.
opelousas, La, August 23, 1902.


Pursuant to the call of the president,
the Democratic Executive Committee
of the Parish of st. Landry met this
day. Fifteen members answered to
their names either in person or by
proxy, and there being quorum pres
ent, the committee proceeded to busi-
ness.
ing-named commissioners were appoint
ed to serve at the congressional primary
election to be held on the 18th day of
September, 1902, namely:
1st precinct, Opelousas, at court house
&C. Mornhinveg, w. II. Cochran and
DIR. w. NJ. Thompson.
I'd precinct, Plaisance, at Andrepont's
Frank Vidrine, Aristide Sebastien and
Eraste Dnpre.
Sd precinct, Bellevue, at school house
Capt. J. P. Smith, K. B. Wilkins and
L. A. Cook.
Attn precinct, Grand Coteau, at Judge
Ia. Smiths office--J. E. bailey, Numa
Meehe and Felix Sicily.
9th precinct, Coulee Croche, at Louis
r. Sibille's store-Adelma Guidry, Louis
+. Sibille and Emile Leger.
9Th precinct, Leonyille, at Frank Que
bedeau's store-Frank Quebedeau, Ca
mile Guilbeau and Felix Boudreaux.
7th precinct, Notleyville, at n. G. De-
viliier's store-C. G. Deyillier. Felix
Sicily and Louis Mouret.
Sth precinct, Bayou Current, at E. G.
Richards store-E. G.. Richard, Eddy
Gordon and Lastie Harman.
9th precinct, Melville, at e. J. Lyons
store-George l.. Havard, Z. J. Lyons
and S. I'll. Butler.
10th precinct, Waxia, at school house
-G. Z. Hawkins, Willie Reynolds and
Jared Young.
18th precinct, Palmetto, at Wesley
Budden's store-Wesley Budden, w. G.
Suiter and Ernest Monteilh.
18th precinct, Big Cane, at Havard's
store--J. E. O'Quin, J.. nj. jackson and
DIR. Charles Goudchaux.
18th precinct, Morrow, at Clopton's
store-J. j. Scott, Ernest Morrow and
James Hicks.
14th precinct, Washington, at town
hall-Leroy McNichol, j. j. Neyland
and Augustin WinkIer.
store-Dan Hart, Thomas Reeves and s.
j. Quirk.
10th precinct, Whiteville, at j. p. Sa-
wants store-Charles Lafleur, Alex
Stagg and Isaac Stagg.
18th precinct, Grand Prairie, at school
house-R. C. Fontenot, Frank Doucet
and Alfred Fontenot.
18th precinct, Dossmann. at Dossman's
store-B. S. Dossmann, Robert Helmer
and w. e. Curtis.
10th precinct, Lake Cove, at church
Duplesis, W. s. Single
tary and Il. Carpenter.
Goth precint, Beaver Creek, at Morris
school house-Wm. Clark, w. T. Morris
and A. NJ. Goodwin.
2lst precinct, Bayou Chieot, at Sam
Haas store-Henry Erich, II. D. Court
ney and Frank Wharton.
I'D precinct, Pine Prairie, at Pine
Prairie hall-M. L. Fontenot, e. Camp
bell and James West.
23rd precinct, Vile Platte, at r. L. De-
rouen's store--Leon Demorouelle, Emile
A. Soileau and Fl. L. Derouen.
oath precint, Chataignier, at Outlets
Outlet, Alexander Ar
doin and Francois Fusilier.
18th precinct, Upper Mamou, at j. J.
store-J. j. Landreneau,
Lucuis Landreneau and Alibe Bertrand.
26th precinct, Point Grand Louis, at
Robt. Tate-Robert Tate, Clinton Tate
and Joseph II. Boutte.
9th precinct, Faquetaique, at Valentin
Il. Sayoie, David Courville
and Edward Dardeau.
18th precinct, Lower Mamou, at Be-
mott Johnson-Landry Rougeau, A. II.
Mouton and P. FL. Maroney.
10Th precinct, Mallet, at Albert Andre
pont--I. II. Guidry, NJ. g. Wilkins and
5. j. Gosselin.
3Oth precinct, Plaquemine Point, at
Albert Dejean's otffce-John Andrus,
Chas. Bourque and VIM. Dejean.
31st precinct. Eunice, at town hail.
Fusilier, Martin Carron and
V. T. Boudreau.
SD precinct. Barbreck, at Lawther's
store-J. I'll. Baldridge, Leon Campbell
and Hugh Evans.
ssrd precinct, Lone Pine, at Stewards
store-W. b. Stewart, d. w. Bass and
w. D. Howell.
On motion, duly seconded, it was re-
solved, that the name of Il. b. Dubuis-
son be placed on the tickets to be voted
at the Democratic primary election OF
the Tth Congressional District on the
11th of September, 1902. as a candidate
for member at large of the Democratic
Executive Committee to be elected at
said primary, and the name of LII.
Dossmann as candidate for member of
said committee from the parish of ST.
Landry.
On motion, duly seconded, 1t was re-
solved.
Ist. That primary election be held
on Thursday, September Ilth, 1902, for
the purpose of eleeting twenty-six da~
legates to cast the vote that the parish
Of st. Landry may be entitled to In the
Convention to be held in
the city of Baton Rouge, on Tuesday,
23d, 1902, for the purpose of
nominating Democratic candidate for