St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-10-11
RESOLUTION.

Be it resolved, by the Democratic
Parish Executive Committee o fthe Par
ish of st. Landry.
That. Whereas, a General Election
has been called by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Louisiana to be held
on the 18th. of October 1918, for the
purpose of the submission to the peo-
Die of the State of Louisiana a PROPOSE
ton to hold a Constitutional Convention
for the purposeof putting into effect a
new Constitution; to fix the powers OF
said Convention and to provide for the
thereto.
nomination and election of delegates
And. Whereas, it viii be necessary
to select the nominees of the Democratic
Party to be voted for at said election as
delegates to said Convention and to
represent the Parish of st. Landry IN
said Convention,
Therefore, be it resolved, that a
General Democratic Primary Election
be and the same is hereby called to be
held on Tuesday, October 14th. 1913,
throughout the Parish of st. Landry for
the purpose of selecting the nominee OF
the Democratic Party as delegate to the
Constitutional Convention to be con-
vened in the City OF Baton Rouge on
Nov. 10th, 1918.
Be it further resolved, that said
Primary Election be held at the polling
places now fixed by law, and that the
polling booths be opened at the six
O'Clock a. m. and closed at Z o'clock
p. m.
Be it further resolved, that said
primary election be conducted III all
other respects under the General
Primary Election Law of the State OF
Louisiana.
Be it further resolved, that each per-
son desiring to become a candidate at
said Primary Election shall deposit the
sum of Fifteen Dollars with the Secre-
tary of this Committee with his declara-
ton to become a candidate at said
election.
Be it further resolved, that the Com
missioners of said election shall make
return of said election, talley sheet and
list of voters in triplieafe; one to be re-
turned to the Clerk of Court in the
ballot box containing the ballots cast at
said election, one to the Secretary or
State at Baton Rouge and one to the
Chairman of this Committee at Opel
6uSas.
Be it further resolved, that the fol-
lowing named persons are hereby APP
pointed Commissioners and Clerks to
hold said election at the various polling
places IN the parish ofSt. Landry, viz:
OpeIousas Commissioners, A. A.
Crouchet, John II. Harmanson, 1. A..
Sandoz; Clerks, Al. D. St. Cyr. and J. j.
Thompson.
Bellevue = Commissioners, Joe Ba-
con, R. Lee Wilson, R. Lee Mills; Clerks,
Frank Dimmick and DR.. @. P. DAILY.
Plaisance - Commissioners, j. r.
Vidrine, Numa Dupre, D. A. Durio;
Clerks, Edgar 7. Dupre and Adolph
Guillory.
Grand Coteau- Commissioner,
Robert Barry, E. v. Barry and Numa
Meche; Clerk, r. A. Smith.
CouIee Croche-Com missioners, l..
+. SibiIle, Laurent Domangeanx, Erls-
tide Braugn; Clerks, DR.. A. G. Gardner
and William Hargroder.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ID. ii.
Bernard, Adam Guidroz, Jadelin Dur1o;
Clerk. DIR. J.. r. Meiancon.
Observation-Disclosures DIR. u.
Richard, ULCER Lanclos, DR.. F. O. Pavy;
Clerks, Regis Boudreau and Theophile
Spyrer.
Observation-Disclosures Adam
Mcbride, C. G. Devillier, Louis Mouret;
Clerk, Alex Sicily.
Port observation-disclosures, A. j.