St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-01-30

cast for the office, are entitled to the
nomination: 9Th Ward: Tone to be nom.
lnated9 Octave Fontenot, AZ; Samuel
Haas, 22is Samuel Haas, having received
majority OF the votes cast. is entitled
to the nomination; 7th Ward: fThree to
be nominated) A. L. Fruge, 359: Adraste
Lafieur, GIL: E. T Lafieur, 3ts; Evariste
VldrIne, 5S7. Fruge, Adraste Lafieur
and Vidrine, having received a maiori-
ty or the votes cast for the office, are
entItied to the nomination; Sth Ward
N dIWo to be nominated) J. D. Bertrand,
p; Paul Foster, 263; Oiibe Manuel, 3225
sBertrand and Manuel, having received
q majority of the votes cast, are entitled
TO the nomination.
For the office of Justice of the Peace,
the vote Was:
Opelousas Ward: Gus r. Dupre, 217:
Il. s. Kerr, $40: Arthur Simon, 3i5. Kerr
and Simon, having received q majority
OF the votes cast for the office, are en-
titled to the nomination.
PlaIsance Ward: Jean Pierre Lafeur
had no opposition and receiving 70 votes,
is entitled to the nomination
Couiee Croche Ward: Charles A.
Jeffries, 81: Frank Vautrot, 34 Jeffrfes
having received q majority OF the votes
cast, is entitled to the nomination.
Grand Coteau Ward: j. A. Smith had
no opposition and received l58 votes, and
is, therefore, entitled to the nominations.
Leonyliie Ward: Anatole Arnaud, 2I2; !;
u. Dekerlegand, 203: Gerand Lanclos,
1l3. Arnaud and DeKerlegand. having
received majority of the votes cast, ara
entitled to the nomination
WaxIa Ward: G.. A. Dunbar, q: Frank
Pastoreck. 81. Pastoreck, having re-
ceived majority of the votes cast. is
entitled TO the nomination.
Palmetto Ward: e. A. Roberts, 81;
Wesley Budden, 10. Budden, having re-
ceived majority OF the votes cast, is
is entitled to the nomination.
Melville Ward: s. II. Butler, IS; J. H.
Bergeron, 36. s. H. Butler, having re-
ceived majority of the votes cast, is
entitled to the nomination.
Big Cane Ward: B. F. Vanoy received
78 votes, had no opposition, and is tn ere
fore entitled to the nomination
Washington Ward: t. r. Carroll, 81;
G. Baillio, 6s; d. III. Quirk, 78; f. Pitre,
"a. Carroll and Quirk, having received
to the nomination.
Whiteville Ward: nj. P. Stagg re-
ceived IL votes, had no opposition, and
is therefore entitled to the nomination
Grand Prairie Ward: +. e. Ortego, 90;
Marius Robert, 10. Robert, having re-
ceived a majority of the votes cast, Is
entitled to the nomination.
Chicot Ward: Eli Clark, 1906; Henry
163. Singleton, having re-
ceived majority of the votes cast, is
entitled to the nomination.
Vile Platte and Chataig hier Ward:
Leon Demoroulle and f. l.. Fusilisr
had no opposition, receiving 347 and 349
votes, respectively, they are entitled to
the nomination.
Upper Mamou Ward: Julius Reed,
l9S; Robert Tate, 128. Julius Reed, hay-
ing received u majority of the votes cast,
Is entitled to the nomination.
Mallet Ward: s. J. Gosselin had no
opposition and received I19 votes; he is,
therefore, entitled to the nomination.
Plaquemine Point Ward: A. w. De-
ean had no opposition and Fs ceived 81
votes; he is, therefore, entitled TO the
Faquetaique Ward f. x. Bennen, lis.
David Couryille. IA; Courville, having
received majority of the votes cast,
S entitled to the nomination.
For the Office OF Ward Constable, the
vote was: lst Ward-A. L. Chachere, 81;
4. ?. Collins, 90; j. E. Debaillon, 1873; b
Y. Duplechain, 60; a. NJ. Hollier, 19l
Joachim Joubert, 65; w. E. Prudhomme,
i3; Aleide st. Cyr, 158. None Of the cam
tidates having received a majority of
,he votes cast for the office, ]. Il. De-
oaillon, A. NJ. HolIier, Alcide st. Cyr
md A. Z. Collins, the four candidates
receiving the highest mum Der of votes
,ast, are entitled to enter the second
primary.
Plaisance Ward: Mentor Dupre had
10 opposition, received II votes, and is
untitled to the nomination.
Coulee Croche Ward: Z. Domingeaux,
IS; Walter Guidry, 2l. Domingeaux,
laving received a majority Of the votes
cast, is entitled to the nomination
Grand Coteau Ward: O'Brien Elmer,
q; G. N. Lavergne, 80; Felix Miller, II.
Neither of the candidates having re-
:eiyed a majority of the votes cast, Ell
ner and Miller having received tho
highest number, are en- titled to enter
he second primary,
Leonville Ward: w. e. Higgin botham,
So; Alexis Moreau, LAG; Al exander Mo-
eau, 174. Higgin botha m and AIexan-
Ter Moreau, having received a majoFity |
4 the votes cast, are entitled to the nom
nation.
Waxia Ward: C. E. Duckworth, 2s;
ohm Hiliiard, "A; Adam Mouifle, "a ; |
Neither CT the candidates having re-
eived majority of the votes cast, |
)uckworth and Mouille, the two candi- [
ates receiving the highest number, are