The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
EIECTroN PROCLAMATION.

ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that as
IN GENERAL ELECTION is to be holden
hrous shout the State of California on the
First "Wednesday of September, 1854,
being the 9th day of said month, the following
officers are to be elected, TO wit
Two me mbers of Congress.
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
TATE ENATOR.
Fourth District-Counties OF Alameda and
Santa Clara, one Senator
Fifth Disirict-County OF San Francisco, two
enators.
Sixth Disrict-Counties of Mariposa and Tu-
are, one Senator.
Seventh Disirict-One Senator. The last
clause of the 18th section OF an act entitled sAn
ACT to create the County of Stanislaus, to define
its boundaries, and to provide for its organiza
ton, reads as follows
The County of Stanislaus shall be and re-
main part of the seventh Senatorial District
Eighth Dlstrct-Counties of San Joaquin and
Contra Costa one Senator.
Ninth District--County of Sacramento, one
Senator.
Eleventh Disirict--Counties of Soroma, Ma
rim and Mendocino-one Senator.
Fifteenth Disirict-Countieso of Ynba and SUIT
ter, one Senator jointly, and the county OF Yuba
one Senator alone.
Sixteenth Distrct-County of Nevada one
Senator.
Seventeenth District--County of Placer, one
Senator.
Eighteenth District-County of Ell Dorado,
two Senators
Nineteenth District-One Senator The first
clause of the Il til section of an act entitled An
act granting to the electors of Calaveras county
the privilege Of voting for against division
of said County, and TO organize the county of
Amador," provides as follows:
THE counties of Anlador and Calayeras shall
constitute the Nineteenth Senatorial District"
Twentieth District-County of Sierra, one
Senator
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
AlameLa--Ope member OF Assembly.
The last clause of the 10th section of an act
entitled ''An Act granting the Electors of Gala
veras the privilege to vote for against di-
vision of said county, and to organize the County
OF Amador provides as follows:
Z" The County OF Amador shall ELECT two men,
bers OF Assembly, and the county OF Calayeras
three member of Assembly
The 18th section Of an act entitled "An act to
organize the county Of Plumas ont of portion
of the Territory OF Butte County" provides as
follows;
Butte County shall elect two Assemblymen,
and PlFnlas one IN the year 1854"
San Qle8o-0ne member Of Assembly.
Santa Barbara-One member Of Assembly.
San Barnaldlgo--One member OF Assembly.
Los Angeles-TWo members of Assembly.
San Luis Obispo-Oue member of Assembly.
Monterey-One member OF Assembly.
,nta CluZ-One member OF Assembly.
Santa Clara-Two members OF Assembly
San Erancisco-Nine members of Assembly.
Mlariposa-Two members Of Assembly.
Tuare-One member of Assembly.
Tuolumne and Stanislaus-The first clause oil
the 18th section of an act entitled I" An act to
create the county OF Stanslaus. to define its
boundaries, and to provide for its organization"
approved April 5th, 1854, reads as follows;
Hereafter one of the FIVE members of AS
senlbly allowed by the act eutitled can act to
apporlion the Senatorial and Assembly 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 mem
bers shall be elected from Tuolumne county"
San Joaquin-Two members of the Assembly.
Contra Custa-One member of Assembly.
Sacramento--Four members of Assembly.
Solano-One member Of Assembly
Napa-One member of Assembly.
Yolo--One member of Assembly.
Sonoma and Mendoclno-Two members OF
Assembly.
NarIn-One member of Assembly,
Trinity-One member of Assembly
klamath-One member OF Assembly.
Humboldt-0ne member of Assembly.
Siskiyou-0ne member of Assembly.
Cousi-One member OF Assembly.
Shasta-One member of Assembly
Yuba-Five members of Assembly.
Suffer- One member of Assembly.
Novada--five members Of Assembly.
Pacer-Four members ol Assembly
Ell Dorado-kisht members of Assembly.
Sierra-Two members of Assembly.
The attention of County Judges is directed To
the 4th section of an act entitled '.An act to
regulate Eeclons," passed March %, 1851
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 Gen
eral Election
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
the State OF California, at Sacramento, this the,
lst day of August, A. D. 1851.
JOHN BIGLER, Governor.
j. w. DENVER Sec. of State aul9-te