, 1854-03-04
PROCLAMATION.

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In accordance with the act of Congress,
approved March I'd, 1858, entitled ian act
to establish the Territorial Government Of
Washington /, Isaac l. Stevens, Cover
nor of the Territory of Washington, do
declare that, according to the returns Of the
election held in the Territory of Washing
ton, on the 30th day of January, 1854, in
conformity with the Proclamation bearing
date November 2Sth, 1858, for the election
Of delegate to Congress and for members
of the Council and House of Repre-
sentatives of the first Legislative Assem-.
Ibly of tho Territory of Washington,
that the whole number Of votes cast for del.
egate were 1916, that Columbia Lancaster
received Cos votes, that William II. Wal.
lace received 500 votes, and that Michael
Il. Simmons received Is votes-that Col.
umbia Lancaster received the greatest num-
Der of votes and is therefore duly elected.
In the election Of one member Of the
Council from the counties Of jefferson and
Island, W. T. Sayward received 7S votes,
T L. =. Hastings 81 votes, and J. o. Mar
tin 80 votes-W T. Sayward is therefore
uul1 clcNNtus
In the election of two members of the
Council from the counties Of King and
Pierce, G. n McConaha received 210
votes, La Fayette Balch l65 votes, and
w. p. Dougherty 1873 votes-G N. Nc
Conaha and La Fayette Baleh are there
fore duly elected.
In the election of two members Of the
Council from the county of Thurston, B. F.
Yantis received2l4 votes, d. r. BigelOw
1913 votes, S. d. Ruddell l63 votes, Z. j.
Allen l4S votes, Samuel james vote, and
! o Cushman vote-B. F. Yantis and d.
Il. Bigelow are therefore duly elected.
In the election of two members of the
Council from the counties of Lewis and
Pacific, Seth Catlin received 1876 votes,
Henry Miles "A votes, George Drew so
votes, Alexander Abernethy 80 votes, H
d. Huntington votes, and Jehu Scudder
5 votes.-Seth Catlin and Henry Miles
are therefore duly elected.
In the election Of two members of the
! Council from the county Of Clarke. VIM
| II. Tappan received l64 votes, D. +. Brad.
ford lis votes, II. j, G. Maxon "a votes, F
A. Chenoweth III votes, Ira Patterson 8
votes, and j. d, Biles vote-Wm. H.
Tappan and d. F. Bradford are therefore
duly elected.
In the election of one Member Of the
House Of Representatives from the county
of Jefferson, d. L. Brownfeld received 20
votes, II. c. Wilson "a votes, A. Briggs I
votes, and there were votes blank-D. F.
brownfcld is therefore duly elected.
In the election Of one member of the
House of Representatives from the county
of Island, S. d. Howe received 81 votes,
Walter Crockett 26 votes, r. H. Lansdale
vote, and r. Peabody l votes. D.
Howe is therefore duly elected.
In the election of one member of the
House of Representatives from the county
of King, A. A. Denny received 81 votes,
William Heebner 10 votes, John NJ. Chap
man vote, l.. +. Thompson vote and
Thos. Tallentire l vote-A. A. Denny is
therefore duly elected
In the election Of three members of the
House of Representatives from the county
of Pierce, l.. f. Thompson received 1876
votes, John NJ. Chapman Ill votes, II. C.
MCseley ITO votes, p. NJ. Muse l03 votes,
and Lemuel Bills 81 votes-L. F. Thomp-
son, John NJ. Chapman and II. c. Moseley
are therefore duly elected.
In the election of four members of the
House of Representatives from the county
of Thurston, Leonard Durgin received 1856
votes, David Shelton lSl votes, Ira Ward
l69 votes, G, II, Hale 1875 votes, A. J..
Chambers l6l votes, j. w. Goodell $50
votes, G. Hartsock l3O votes, George
Gallagher 1913 votes, S. S. Ford AZ votes,
\. w. Moore "a votes, 7. w. Glasgow
"a votes, j, II. Roundtree 90 votes, ID.
X. Welden go votes, o. Cushman l6 votes,
+ Sylvester 2 votes, Z. j. Allen vote,
and S. d. Ruddell vote-Leonard Dur
gin, David Shelton, Ira Ward, and c. II.
Hale are therefore duly elected
In the election of two members of the
House of Representatives from the county
of Lewis, il. d. Huntington received 81