Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

dqulu 1uO NOutIU OOStA, one CeOaLOf.
Ninth District-Coun. J Of Sacrament
to, one Senator.
Eleventh District-Counties of Sono-
ma, Marin and Mendocino, one Senator.
Fifteenth District-County of Yuba
and Suffer, one Senator jointly, and
the County Of Yuba one Senator alone.
Sixteenth District-County of Placer
one Senator.
Seventeenth District-.County of
Placer, one Senator.
Eighteen District-C ouhty of Ell Do
RADIO, two Senators.
Nineteenth District-One Senator
The first clause of the 10th Section of
an Act entitled can Act granting to
the Electors of Calaveras County the
privilege to vote for or against the d.
vision of said County, and to organize
the County Of Amador,'' provides as
follows
"The Counties of Amador and Cal.
averas shall constitute the Nineteenth
Senatorial District.'
Twentieth District-County Of Sier-
IA, one Senator.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY:
Almeda-One Member Of Assembly
The last clause of the 18th Section
of an Act entitled can Act granting
the Electors of Calaveras the privilege
to vote for or against division Of said
County, and to organize the County Of
Amador," provides as follows:
"The County Of Amador shall elect
two members Of assembly. and the coun-
ty of Calaveras three members Of as
sembly."
The 18th section of an Act entitled
can Act to organize the county of Plu-
mas out Of portion of the territory Of
Butte county," provides as follows:
"Butte county shall elect two assem-
blymen, and Plumas one in the year Of
1854"
San Diego-one member Of assembly
Santa Barbara-ope member Of as
sembly.
San Bernardino-one member of as
sembly.
Los Angeles-two members of as
sembly.
San Luis Obispo-two members of
sembly.
Monterey-one member Of assembly.
Santa Cruz-one member Of assembly
Santa Clara-twe members of assem-
San Frsncisco--uinc members Of as
sembly. -,
Tulare-one member Of assembly
Tuolumne and Stanisiaus-'rhe trst
clause of the 18th section Of an Act en-
titled can Act to create the county of
Stanislaus, to define it, boundaries, and
to provide for its organization" approx
ed April 5th, 1854, reads as follows;
"Hereafter one Of the five members
of assembly allowed by the Act entitled
An Act to apportion the Senatorial and
assembly districts of this State, passed
May l8, 1853, to the county Of Tuol-
umne, shall be elected from the county
Of Stanislaus, and four Of said FIVE men,
beers shall be elected from Tuolumne
county.
San Joaquin-two members Of assem-
bly,
Contra Costa-one member Of u.s.
sembly.
Sacramento-four members Of as
sembly.
Solano-one member of assembly.
Napa-one member of assembly.
Yolo-one member of assembly.
Sonoma and Mendocino-two mem
bers of assembly.
Marin-one member Of assembly.
Trini.y-o one member Of assembly.
Klamath-one member of assembly.
Humboldt-one member Of assembly
Siskiyou-one member of assembly.
Colusi-one member of assembly.
Shasta-one member of assembly.
Yuba-fve members of assembly.
Sulter-- one member of assembly.
Nevada--6ve members Of assembly.
Placer-Four members of assembly.
Ell Dorado--eight members of assem-
bly,.
Sierra--two members of assembly.
The attention Of County Judges is
directed to the 4th Section Of an Act
entitled can Act to regulate elections,
passed March %, 1880, which provides
that call vacancies which are about to
occur in Offices by the expiration Of the
full term thereof, shall be supplied at
the general election
Given under my hand, and the Great
Seal of the State Of California, at Sac
ramento, this the FIRST day of August,
A. D. 1854.
JOHN BIGLER, Governor.
J. W. DENVER, Sec'y of State.
D@A5GiDlING HOUSE