539 RES ELECTION WAS HELD BY QUALIFIED VOTERS ON 7TH DAY OF APRIL 1953• •
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yVHgtEAS, an election was held by the aualified voters of the City
' of Paris on the 7th day of April, 1953, for the purpose oP voting upon
candidates for and election of three Councilmen-at-Iar~re as members of the
City Council of the City of Psris for the ensuinr- two years; and,
VIHEFEAS, as required by law and as directed and provided by the
' Charter and Ordinancea of the City of Paris, such electiont~~ °sndoneed and
held e~t four (4) specified and designated pblling plc~ces, ,
' polling place in each of the four Wards of said City; and,
17TiEREAS, seal returns on said election by the duly appointed
and designated election officiels of the four respective voting, boxes have
been duly made to the Myaduecand deliberate review andf canvassi.,~, thereofa '
' b,y law, which returns, after
shaw the following results of said election, to-wit:
Y1ARD ONE (1) :
A total nt?nber of votes vrere c~st, of which John I. Jackscn
received ~ voes, F. D. Maltory,~46eived 3 votes
d . and writ e-ir_
and Roy H. Anderson receive votes
candidates received votes .
VYARD TWO(2 ) :
E A total number of votes were cast, of which John I'~ Jackson
received votes, D. D. Yallory, Jr., received k votes
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and Roy H. nderson received 19 votes, and write-ir -
candidates received 70:Ms •
MRD THREE (3
A total number of -1~1 votes were cast, of which JoYu1 I. Jackson
re ce ived
votes, F. D. 2vlallory, Jr., received votes and Roy H. Anderson received ~ Y votes, and write-ir.
candidates received a total of V°t8$ •
i'1ARD FOtTR14 ) : -
A total number of J-)votes vrore cast, of which John I. Jackson
received vo es, . D. Mallory, Jr., received
votes, and y H. Anderson received votes, an~m'lte-ir~
~ candidates received 4otes.
N6v7, THER7FORE, fror.l the above and foreooing canvass of the
' returns o£ the votes in the four respective voting boxes in such election,
if is declared and determined that F. D. It,a11ory, Jr., Roy H. Anderson and
si John I. Jackson were the three persons receiving the highest number of votes
i' of the votes cast at such election and whre therefore elected to serve as
i Cour.cil.rren-at-Large and as mombers of the City Council of the City of Paris
for the ensuing two years.
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