The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-02
ELECTION PROCL LAMATI0N!

l. NAtAA Vi thC Oo SihS SOuit.
State Senators:
| Fourth District, counties of Alameda
and Santa Clara, one Senator.
Fifth District, county of San Francisco,
two Senators.
Sixth District, Counties Of Mafiposa
and Tulare, one Senator.
! Seventh District, one Senator, the last
clanse Of the 18th section of an act entf-
tied "An Act to create the county oi
Stanisaus, to define its boundaries and to
provide for its organization. reads as fol
lows:
''1he county Of Stanislaus shall remain
a part of Seventh Senatorial District"
Eighth District, counties of San Joa-
quin and Contra Costa, one Senator.
Ninth District, county of Sacramento,
one Senator.
| Eleventh District, counties of Sonoma,
Marin and MendocinO, one Senator.
Fifteenth District, counties of YuDa and
Sutter, one Senator Jointly, and the county
of 1uba one Senator alone.
Sixteenth District, county of Nevada,
one Senator.
Seventeenth District, county of Placer,
one Senator.
Eighteenth District, county Of Ell Dora
do, two Senators.
Nineteenth District-One SENATOR
| The first clause of the 10th section of an
act entitled san Act granting to the elec-
tors of Calayeras county the privilege to
vote for or against division of said coun
ty, and to organize the county of ANA
DOR provides as follows:
"The counties Of Amador and Calave-
ras shall constitute the Nineteenth Sena-
torial District
Twentieth District County of Sierra
One Senator.
Members Of Assembly:
Alameda-One Member of Assembly.
The last clause of the 10th section of an
act entitled san 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 Amandor shall elect
two Members Of Assembly, and the
couGty of Calaveras three Members of
| Assembly"
The 18th section of an act entitled ''an
act to organize the county of Plumas out
Of a portion of the Territory of Butte
county provides as follows:
"Butte county shall elect two Assembly
men, and Plumas one in the year Of 1854"
San Diego-One Member of Assembly
Santa Barbara-One Member Of As
sembly.
San Bernardino-One Member of AS
sembly.
Los Angeles Two Members Of As
sembly.
San Luis Obispo-One Member of
Assembly.
Monterey One Member of Assembly
Santa Cruz-One Member of Assembly.
Santa Clara-Two Members Of Assem-
bly,.
San Francisco-Nine Members Of As
sembly.
Mari posa-Two Members Of Assembly.
Tulare-One Member Of Assembly.
TuOlumne and Stanislaus-The first
clause Of the 9TH section Of an act enti-
tied san act to create the county of Stan
islaus, to define its boundaries, and to pro-
vide for its organization" approved April
5, 1854, reads as follows:
Hereafter one Of the five members of
Assembly allowed by the act entitled an
act to apportion the Senatorial and Assem-
bly, Districts Of this State, passed May Is,
1853, to the county of Tuolumne, shall be
elected from the county Of Stanislaus, and
four of said FIVE members shall be elected
from Tuolumne county.
San Joaquill-Two Members of AS
sembly.
Contra Costa-One Member of Assem-
bly,.
Sacramento-FourM Members of Assem-.
bly,.
Solano-One Member of Assembly.
Napa-One Member of Assembly.
Yolo-One Member of Assembly.
Sonoma ard Mendocino-Two Mem
ters of Assembly.
Marin-One Member of Assembly.
Trinity-One Member of Assembly.
klamath-One Member of Assembly.
Humboldt Member of Assembly.
Siskiyou-One Member of Assembly.
Colusi-One Member of Assembly.
Shasta-One Member of Assembly
Yuba-Five Member of Assembly.
Sutter-One Member of Assembly.
evada-Five 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 di
rec:ed to the 4th Section of an act enti-
tied "an act to regulate elections, passed
March %, 1850, which provides that "all
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 Sacra-
mento, this the lst day Of August, a. d.
1854.
JOHN BIGLER, Governor.
j. W. DENVER, Secretary of State.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at
IN the Generel Election to be holden on
Wednesday, the sixth day of September,
A. d. 1854, for State and other officers, the
following officers are to be elected for the
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