The Placer herald., 1857-07-18

the hands of the Secretaries, the evidences
of their right to such place, which was ac-
cordingly done, and after an examination Of
the credentials presented, the following per-
sons were declared members Of the Conven-
ton, and took their seats as such
Township No. l.-Beals' Bar, votes; Jas.
Anderson, proxy.
Car:olton, votes; Tabb Mitchell, proxy.
Dotan's Bar, 2, votes; John Manuel, and
Col. Wells.
Township No. 2.-Newtown, votes; w.
r. X. Devane and VIM. Shadle.
Gold Hill, 5 votes; w. w. Price, John
G. Duell, Geo. Blame, and J. A. Hill, @
proxy for w. B. Greer
Ophir, 8 votes; Joseph Scoby, L. Cunning
ham, and B. X. Davis.
Township No. 3.-Rattlesnake, 2 votes;
A. G. Mcdonald, and ID. S. Beach
Manhattan, 2 votes; John Leach and P.
Snyder.
Christian Valley, 2 votes; L. Vett and S.
w. Lowell.
Auburn, votes; DR.. S. P. Thomas, M p.
H. Love- F. I. Houston, Philip w. Thomas,
proxv) J. Mckinley, and j. b. Crawford.
Wells Precinct, votes; /. p. Lebo and
James Cook
Township No. 4.-Illinoistown, 3 votes;
VIM. M. Stewart, 2, and d. M. Reavis.
Mountain Springs, Q votes; George L.
IIamiin, (proxy)
Dutch Flat, 3 votes; w. G. Stratton
votes.
Euchre Bar, 2 votes; VIC. Stratton, proxy.
Lisbon, votes; G. w. Applegate, votes
Township No. 5.-Todd's Valley, votes;
D. II Lee, 2, and A. liarvlle, 3 votes.
Yankee Jim's, votes; d. G. Scott, w.
Wright, Jas. uerricll, c. Lasalle, j. Kizer,
and Fred. Dunnigan.
Smiths Ranch, votes; j. R. Fleury,
votes.
Forest Hill, 3 votes; Henry Goooding, II.
J. Crompton, and NJ. Fannin.
Grizzly Bear, 2 votes; W. Wright, proxy.
Oregon Bar, votes; J. r. Fleury, proxy.
Township No. 6.-Michgan Bluffs, votes,
]. w. Waters, 4, J. Hanchey, l, Captain
White, 2.
Sarahsville, votes Jesse Hurd, 2, John
Mason, l.
Stony Bar, votes; Geo. L. Hamlin, 8,
VIM. Story, 2 votes.
Strong's Diggings, votes; A. Harville,
proxy.
Township No. Iowa Hill, 8 votes; E.
L. Watson, r. G. Poland, J. p Olmstead,
w. G. Rice, J. F. King, J. M. Powers, E. A.
Phelps, and J. r. Mcdaniel.
Wisconsin Hill, 8 votes; VIM S. Makins,
votes.
Mineral Bar, 2 votes; Chas. Rice, 2 votes.
Fords Bar, 2 votes Geo. L. Hamlin, j. G..
Finley.
Birds Flat, votes; Chris. Mowry, l, R. 7.
Bowley, votes.
Grizzly Flat, 2 votes; A johnson, 2 votes.
Township No. s.-Last Chance, 2 votes;
John Mason, votes.
Nownship No. &C. G. Newman, votes.
New Castle, 2 votes. Thos. Stewart, 2 votes.
Pine Grove, 2 votes; Thos Coffee, 2 votes.
Franklin House, 2 votes; G. Wilkes, II.
Manser.
Horse Shoe Bar, 2 votes; w. w. Stewart,
(proxy) Thos. Gresham.
Township No. 1O.-Cox's Ranch, 2 votes;
Thomas Ewing, votes
Gray's Ranch, 2 votes; Joseph Walkup,
and s. B. Wyman, (proxy.)
Six Precincts in the county were not rep
resented.
On motion, it was resolved, that the gen.
tlemen first appointed temporary officers, be
declared the permanent officers of the Con-
yention.
The election of Delegates to attend the
State Convention, being declared the next
business in order, it was on motion,
Resolved, That each Township be request
ed to present the naame of one gentleman
each, who they desired to attend as delegates
in said Convention, and thereupon the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were reported:--
Township No. l, John 0. Manuel; No. o,
j. R. Nickerson; No. 8, p w. Thomas; No..
4, d. M. Reayis; No. 5, D, G. Scott; No. g.,
DR.. J. w. Waters; No. Z, J. P. Olmstead;
No. 8, John Mason; No. o, II. Manser; No.
10, Joseph Walkup.
On announcing the list Of names by
the Secretary, E. s. Watson declared that
by virtue of resolution, passed at the pri-
mary meeting at which he was elected a
delegate to this Conversion, he was required
to vote for, and use his influence in favor Of
delegates to go to the State Convention who
were favorable to the nomination of the Hon,
John B. Weller, for Governor of the State of
California, and being unacquainted with many
Of the gentlemen whose names had been
presented, he was not able to discharge his
duty understandingly, until he should know
their preferences in that respect. Where