Parish government: Mr. T. Smith for District Judge, Natchitoches Parish
Louisiana
Source: The Natchitoches Times June 19, 1912
Submitted by
Gaytha Thompson
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Madison, TN 37115



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FOR JUDGE
Mr. T. Smith

In our regular announcement column appears a notice for the candidacy of Mr.
N.
T. Smith for the position of District Judge.  

Mr. Smith is a native for this parish and has resided among us all his life.
Until he was twenty years of age he farmed, then moved to Robeline where he
worked in a drug store and put in his spare hours reading law under the
direction of Mr. I. F. Carter.  Subsequently he came to Natchitoches and
completed his studies in the office of Cunningham & Tucker, being admitted to
practice after standing his examination before the Supreme Court.

Mr. Smith has practiced law for twenty years.  By his patient attention to
business he has succeeded above the average lawyer.  For a time he was in co-
partnership with John M. Tucker and for a number of years practiced with the
editor under the firm name of Cunningham & Smith.  Since the dissolution of
that firm he has been associated with M. L. Dismukes in the practice.

If the judgeship of this district is entrusted to his hands it will be safe
and his many friends will appreciate the honor.