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SE SlaN MERCHANTS. san FRANCISCO TAL-tot
flCF l3 FRONT srnFFr, MN NoRk Particular attention
paid To SAILS OF TOBACCO aud caaS gumtnts direct
HE Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REIEKs NCES.--A a A Iawrcuco 4 Co, Boston; Allen
4 PaNspn. N,w York; Courtney \ Gushing, Baltimore,
Davenport. Alien & 60, Edmond Davenport Go, ludlam
y Watson James /. Heath late auditor aud trrnShaN
- Richmond. MrCorkle 4 jones. uaui,l, Hurt Pres
on T. C. = Ferguson Co. aad Miller Crenshaw, yneh
burg
y B.-Hasinp established traurh house in Wv
York resident partner in That rtv will give his personal
attention the transpln an securing The low
freight tec of on9 ali goods conssu
cd o San Francisco liouso
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport Co, will act for ns at Rich
uoui rodlY.
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PARTICULAR N0TICI

PARTICULAR NOIlCE.
..u Arrived pnni fer sale scF"n bho"-
n and p,uuds OF LEAD PIPE, a-saftrl 7A7 rom ~ -
n,b ca flrp, Also Pumps, llylr"ne hNnss h UNI t, !,
'u . ~ pi,tod Counter Wqshha-ips, Shamp"onnF blhh
J a., cocks Marble " ashbaSns. Water "S' nh"W''
baths Bath Tubs. Hose Pipes t'uPhg5 m ,t Mar
=, Sr and Ia Warehouse, second door nel1" ie ni''
ket Main ST, Lvnehburg, Va
H. -
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LOTTERIES,
HAVANA III AN.
Grand Z ON sol iidnt.d Letter, ot Maryland.
kNTRA CLASS =,

To be drawn In baltimore Md, frtiny July 3lst ead
SPLENDID SCHEME,
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They also Keep constantly hand aiaEc stock 4" FISK
TAIIG RIAL CASES of ali sze-; also large stock
WOODEN COFFlNS of every description, and viii pay
promtt attention undertaking business a ali hours
= Fl, "a l,rts - = 4 q. A pllGlID.
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d,IIApMAN. rskE q 90. Importer. Of

French English aud Geman Fancy Goods aud dealers
In Combs Brushes ButanH Linen aud Cotton Ihrend Sew
Ing SILK, mud smau NNaes generally a Mnuay Street New
York div
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ktassHuEHE slITs.-Nr opened Yesterday
fresh lot ot those beautiful Cashmere Promenade suits,
eagerly sought this Spring,
to be found where else hut al the Ba
Yanr Of BURROUGHS, SlIAfER 90
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y Z -.
led ourselves together under the style and hrn OF Lee
,I., a., f,r the purp0c of conducting general br"
cor. Commission Forw arling business. 81 tc "l sian" -
I T1nsou Main Street vhcre w Nul hr glad t" sefV'
E i ,r',s and ile public with promise TO use every
effort to promote their interest 80. - ~
TlInS l.. JOHNSON,
-. Ia, fzj7 GEORGE " ROCKE
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,arried pcrsons oung Men contemplating marriage,
an are of physical weakness organic debility, diani-
s Sc should Immediately consult Dr. Johnsonand be re
.tor,d TO perfect health.
tie Who places himself under the of DR. Johnston may
riously contde his honora' gentlemen and confident
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Organic Weakness
Recent or slight Casc.-a Cure IN Two Days
Nh MERcrl.Y OR NAUSEOlfS DRUGS USED.
-'' mn IAnaNAT0S.

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons London Graduate
rom ono Of the most Colleges of the United States
and the greater part of life has been spent in the first
Hospitals of London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
r,ed some of the most astonishing that ever
nown anv u with RIM ing the head and ears when
aseep xret being alarmed at sndden sounds
and buness with frequent blushng attended sometimes
III .rhnrn1nan Of mind. werc cured immodalely
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N.NAWssN ANu CINCINNATI.

-4..-- -zy PAtktT- ihr New aud splendid steamer
" ct QUAltllEk.j X Johnson. Coulnni
der leaves kahawha Saues every Saturday al ocoek. \
Nj lot Cincinnati Freight twenty dst= cents per 100 FAtt
S1-Mcals and STATE Rooms Included aug ~ ly
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r. There are so many ignorant and Worthrss | 9," 9,s
ly.rtfsr,r thcn4rlve PhFseanS and copying pN
Srox.s Sh0e Mradrs. Boot Hqcf Lamp fI
=. p,tr, and C2ntapiibf Iaitator whose lives lst'o
Of nj f. %olr Science Medicine have been spent IN
most uaiH Capacity styling themselves hfSHtng % s 1
cacd plgsjrjaHs imposing upon the mex petneon ul
pert, rHing aud running the health oi al ul"f
t t,Iiu in IA ir power that Dr Johnston deems heeaS
~ o,'i,v /, those unacquautcd with his reputation
t,, ta reiutials or diplomas always hang III MS '"'
MS REMEDIES and treatment are enlir'ly uuhio'n U
ali othes prepared from life spent III the great
in Europe and the first in tins country anu i"'''
I,ractire than any other physician in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

progress, that millions in the old
world admire even though they
cannot enjoy our liberty.
The hour approaches and the
foe is ready for the political con-
test. Remember that this oppor-
tunity may never occur to many
of you again for casting your vote
against the deadliest enemies of
the union Of these United States,
whose very name is terror to
Kings and call of hope to the
oppressed of every nation Of Eu-
rope. Let every Democrat re-
member that on Wednesday, the
2dday of September, he has an i'm
portant duty to discharge to his
State and country, and let him
not fail to deposit his vote in the
ballot-box, for through 1.-THE Dem
ocratic party has been enabled to
guide and direct the destinies Of
State for the last fifty years, and
in doing so, they have brought
the Nation to itspresenteminence
of extending greatness, and let US
say to Stanly on the I'd day o
September, 1857, not
"On, Stanly, on" but, "Go, base
deceiver, go
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
THE ELECTION.

Let every Democrat examine closely his
ticket before voting, as there are bogus tickets
now being circulated Vote no ticket that has
not the names of the regular Democratic nom
inees upon it. A few oily and venomedtongued
Know Nothings are cndeavoring to widen the
breach that they have too cilectually wrought
in our party. These men, having no reliable
party of their own, and not having either the
moral or political courage to take decisive
stand either for or against Repubcanisn,
vent their spite and their envy against the
Democratic party by the most insidous arts
known in political trickery Protesting to be
Democrats, they have entered our ranks, not
from choice but necessity, and instead of being
satisfied with being organized under its laws
and usages, have used their privileges to the
bascst of ends in scattering discord and treason
among us. The slippery mushroom politicians
will come with serions faces into the precincts
where Mr.. Pool is strongest and boldly pro
tend to vote for Mr. Crippen or Early, and
then they viii repeat the same slang when they
visit one Of Mr.. Crippen's strong precincts, and
says as there Is no chance for Mr. Crippen,
they intend voting for Mr.. Pool or Early
Thus it is Early all the time and the Demo
cratic party never Out upon such miserable
mannuvmng and contemplate trickery.-
These men are marked and noted and viii be
remembered Their wes and their cunning
have not escaped the eyes Of the honest and
sincere Democrat. We profess to be Demo
erat without stint or reserve, and though VIC
oppose Mr.. Crippen upon the principle that he
has violated party usages, yet as it stands VIC
would, fifty to one, prefer TO see him elected
than TO see Mr. Early any longer remain in Of
4 flee. Rotation in Office is one Of the cardinal
articles Of the Democratic platform. As the
Democratic party is the strongest--is in the
majority in the County-we ought to rule in
Office, and if Mr.. Early is continued in power
it will only be due to the sneaking tricks ol
/ the enemy.
Democrats, we charge you not to desert the
regular nominees, and thus abandon the time
honored usages of Conventions, by which
alone we can resist the tricks and plots of our
treacherous foes. Mr.. Crippen is the choice ol
the minority of the Delegates, because ma.
jority can never bolt Convention, and a mi.
nority, Of they be Democrats,) never will
Vote the regular ticket Show to the Dele.
gates who bolted the Convention, you are de.
termined TO be governed by the rules and the
usages of the party, and that he who refuses
to be governed by them is unworthy of the
support of the great Democratic party. Vote
the ticket-the whole ticket-and nothing but
the ticket
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
COLUMBIA IN ASHES!
Great deatruotlon OF property and loss of

/
A despatch to the San Joaquin Republican, says al
G O'Clock, ?. NJ, Tuesday, 25th inst in Columbia
the alarm OF fire was given, and in three hours III,
town was laid in ashes A few only Of the buildings
ON the outskirts of the town escaped the devourinp
element
A large number Of fre-proof buildings, with valua
be contents, are a mass Of moudering ruins. The
large business house OF II. N Brown Co., on Main
street, was blown to atoms by the explosion of some
fifty kegs of powder At the time of the explosion
there quite number of persons in the building
and five known to have been instantly killed. aud
quite number dangerously wounded. The names of
the killed are II. N. Brown, W. NJ. Toomey, Capt
James Rudolf, clerk of Brown 4 Co., j. NJ. B.
Crooks gas man of San Francisco and miner named
Briscol.
W. o. Sleeper Co., bankers, Post Office and Tele-
graph Office, Masonic Hall, Broadway Hotel, McKen-
ty's, McCheslips' block; DR.. Parsons, Levy, Brai-
nards block and Schwarty Leon, Courier office, and
Gasette office,are but slightly damaged.
A large amount of valuable furniture, etc, was
deposited in the banking house OF W. o. Sleeper &
Co.. and is perfectly safe, the building being among
the best and most thorough freproof of any in the
place
The loss of property is estimated at sG50,000.
Many of those in dreproof buildings were conf.
dent of being saved that they removed of their
effects, but received and stored what was brought to
them.
The territory embraced in the burnt district is as
follows Broadway, from Smith, Morse Co.'s lum.
ber yard, including their Office to Masonic Hail.
All east of Broadway to Jackson street, including
Odd Fellows Hall, Main street. with the exception of
those above mentioned and the Philadelphia House
on the east as far as DR.. Charnouxs hospital, Wash
ington street HILL ruined State and jackson street,
as far east Columbia street. with but two
ceptons are destroyed.
The fire originated in Chinese brothel, on Jackson
street, between Main and Broadway, and it is said
was caused by an opium smoker. The wind was from
the north west and blew the flames Immediately to
Mullen Williams large livery stable; from there to
Columbia street. 1t then veered to the south west,
and swept all in its course to Main Gulch, as far as
Smith Morse & Co.'S lumber yard
The dead are now in the Phoenix Hook and Ladder
Co.'S building, awaiting the Coroners inquest. Our
people are gloomy and sad all is confusion thou
sands coming in from all the adjoining camps who
deeply sympathize with in the loss of life and pro
perty.
The families being provided for by the people of
the adjacent towns
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
THE BALLOT Bon.

Excited with the patriotic thrill
of patriotism, the gallant Demo
Gratis are not only ready but are
anxious to meet the enemies of
the Union at the Ballot Box
Democracy can admit of no aflili-
alton or compromise with Black
Republicanism. Ever resplend-
ent with the brilliant and constant
glow of freedom, the star of lab
erty shines undimmed in its lus-
tire, unconfined in its sweep, and
uncontrolled in its course, by the
dark storm of Abolitionism-that
bears on the front of its pestilen-
tial gales, clouds Of portentious
ruin to our beloved country. Who,
but a political renegade leads the
grand charge against the great
Democracy? Who processes to
be the champion of Settlers
Rights but Stanly, a land specula-
tor, and willing tool in the hands
of he.mischievous Abolitionists :?
This man, who fled from his own
State to avoid having public hon
ors and offices forced upon him
by discerning public, here, on
the soil of California, finds his am
bition sunk so low in the scale of
hypocrisy, that he Graves office
at the hands of faction whose
aims and objects are as treasona-
BILE as they are foul and disorgani-
zing. With a platform as narrow
and contracted as the minds of
its fabricators with incentives to
action as envious as they are mer-
cenary, they array themselves un-
der the banner of Reform-ano-
ther name for public plunderers.
Your sanctified, meek and lowly
Abolitionist are the meanest of all
political aspirants for office, be-
cause they are the most contempt
ible mischiei-makers that ever in
vaded a peaceful and honest
neighborhood. With the eternal
and everlasting shrek of " Free
dom and Kansas" for their war
cry, and with numberless band
of sectional preachers to echo the
war-cry from the pulpits of New
England, they are ever warning
against slavery, as though their
ancestors had not forced it upon
the slave States, from which they
would now Danish it at the price
of an ocean of the white mans
blood. They are monomaniacs
upon this veXed subject, and so
thoroughly has this one idea taken
possession of their minds, that
they have entirely overlooked the
demands of their poor white
brethren, whose claims on the
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
Mariposa and Merced South Fork
Canal COMPANY.

HB- NOTICE. PERSONS DESTROYS OF TAKING
Stock in the above Company respectfully informed that
Books are open for Subscriptions TO the same the
office of the Company in the building lately occupied by the
MaRirosA DEMOCRAT in the town of Mariposa,
By order Of the Board of Trustees, A. McNEILL
ANGEyiNg REYNOLDS, Scy. PREsD'1
Mariposs, August r. 1851. aug2Oh
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

lay before the Senate and Assembly, at the commence
ment Of the next session Of the Legislature in Janua
~ next A. d. 1856 or a. soon thereafter possible,
complete abstract Of the whole number OF votes cast
for, and the number cast against, Convention.
Approved March 3lst, 1857.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
Destructive F,re---MlchIgan Bar In Ruins

The State Journal says, we learn that the entire
business portion of North Michigan Bar was destroyed
on Tuesday morning the 2jth August. The fire or-
ginated in German saoon between the hours of IL
and o'clock, and is supposed to have been the work
Of an incendary. person upon whom suspicion
rests has been arrested and in the hands of the
officers The occupants of the buildings burnt barely
had time to save Themselves and consequently saved
but very little Of their property The total loss is es-
timated ats30,00O.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
For !Sl.preme Judges

STEPHEN J. FIELD [FmL TERM.
p. II. BURNETT, [UNExPRRD TERM
For Comptroller,
j. w. VAUDEVILLE, OF TUoLUmNE County
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, FULL TERM.
JAMES L. ENGLISH, 1UNExPIRED TERM.l
For Attorney General,
T. II. WILLIAMS, OF FL DORADO County
H' For S,ir'ceyor General,
HORACE A. HIGLEY, OF ALAMEDA County
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA, OF SAN FRANcIsco.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
Regular No1nincos
OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
HO r. n Il O s
c Central Committee

County Democratic Central Committee.
Cart. JoHN BowLiNG; Cart. A. POWELL b. D. HAR.
RIs GEORGE W. COULTER; r. F. WILLIAMS; J. b,
CocANouR, and MAJOR MCNEIL.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
10. of o. F.--MARrposA LODGE,
CANDIDATEs NOTICES.

ns- ED nfMocRAr-Announce the name Of J. B. COCA
NoUR Candidate for Re Election to the Office of sU
PERyIsoR of District No. l. at the ensuing election and
oblige MANY NoTFRs.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

ilt1W IfOtitIGli ttiii tlliAfC tS1bNtttiA
the genial glow of a Southern sun.
In New Hampshire poor white
man is not permitted to vote, un-
less he can read or write, while
negro, with ever so rank a smell
and ever so black skin, can walk
up unquestioned and uninterrupt-
ed, and deposit his vote to the ex-
clusion of the unfortunate unletter-
ed white man. What, in Gods
name, would become of us, il these
factionists were permitted to rule
over us for even one Presidential
term of office I? Shades of the i'm
mortal Jefferson what chance
would white freemen have when
opposed to the blacks? Amalga-
nation with the whites would be
encouraged by unequal and unjust
law; religious tenets of a stringent
character, with all their inquisl-
torial restrictions, would be In
stilled into our children under the
fear of church tyranny, and the
freedom of speech would be ban
ished with the liberty of the sub
iect. Black Republicanism has a
tendency to centralize all power
in the hands of politico-religious
societies, and to monopolize the
whole strength of the Govern
ment for the purposes of exclu-
ding all men from office or power
who will not become ranting re-
ligious hypocrites. Against this
monstrous combination of isms,
the solid ranks of Democracy are
opposed. The flag of our country
floats over their well tried col
umns, and the broad shield of
freedom protects the Constitution
from the treacherous assaults of
an insidious foe. Look back for
the last fifty years. See in the
dim vista of the past, the young
Republic of the States struggling
against the adverse tides of time
and fortune.
Feeble then was her strength
and youthful her aspect. Now
scan her in her prime and man.
hood. How her form towers
above the old giants Of tyranny.
How her broad ngis hangs over
the tower of liberty, and how her
iron spear of war points even to
the very palace gates of oppression.
Over the frozen oceans of the
South and North rides her daring
ships of war, and over the pima
cles of frozen mountains floats the
banner of our common country
God bless her. Where are our
superiors in fame, science, arts,
and discoveries Where are to
be found laws that are made to
bear with such equal justice upon
all classes of our citizens, and
where is the nation whose united
will and opinion points out the
man who shall govern them ac-
cording to the National laws, made
and provided by the people them
selves. And tothe principles and
power of what party are we in
debted for all this greatness and
prosperity that is now apparent
in the whole confines of the Re
public ? Why, to none but our
great, noble, and patriotic party.
Away then with the meagre fac
tionists of the hour. Can such
spiders ever weave a web around
the giant form of Democracy and
expect to hold her body in sub
lection to their venomous sway :?
No! all the bonds, chains, clasps
and rivets of tyrants now living
in the world, if they were forged
in one great chain and fastened
to her limbs would NOT hold her
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

n5 J. B. Condor, Of Mariposa, is announced as
Candidate for COUNTY TREASURER subject to the de-
cision of the Voters Of Mariposa County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

Ra- VIM. A. Guard, announces himself as
Candidate Re election to the Office of COUNTY CLERK
of 4iarposa County at the election in September next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

s75- N. Petty Is A CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE
in Township No l. Marposa County at the Election in Sep
tember next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
Continue @ Days.

FIRST DAY-Proprietor's Purse OF 500 500 entrance
added 10 the Purse Free for all three year olis from
Maposa Merced and Fresno oouuesdistance 500 yards
NINETY pounds each. Two to make a race.
SECOND DAY-A prize Of fine Saddle, worth s75.
Free for all California osedstance 500 yardsl2is per
cent entrance. Four more to make a race
THIRD DAY-Subsoripton Purse Of $500. Free for all
two year old entrance $3.50 added to the Purseniney
pounds each. Two to make a race
BI- Gentlemen desiruus Of making entries for the above
named Races informed that half entrance be paid
to the Proprietor, before the 9Th of September
name and close, day before Race
HB- The Track will be in the best possible condition
a20-td W. LAUGHLIN, Proprietor
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

gg- John w. Ross, announces himself as q
Candidate for PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Of Mariposs
County subject the decision of the people at the election
in September next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

a TRuE BlLL.-1he Grand Jury at San Francisco
have found true bill for grand larceny against VIM.
Bein, the robher of the U. S. Mint.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

n5- Joshua D. Crippen, of Mariposa, is Candi--
date for SHERIFF subject to the decision of the Voters of
Mariposa County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

~ Robert s. Miller is a Candidate for Re-Elec-
ton to the office of RECORDER of Mrpoa County at the
election in September next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
Constitutional conyen,lon.

Below we publish the law passed by the
last Legislature in reference to the calling of a
Constitutional Convention. AS it is a matter
fraught with the deepest interest to the citi.
zens of our State, they should well weigh the
results likely to be arrived at by Conyen-
ton, and vote in accordance with their judg-
ments The tickets of this county are nearly
all printed for the Convention; but those who
are opposed to il, will find margin sufficient
to each ticket to 60 to the contrary if they
like. Let there be a full expression of opin-
ion by the people, on this question, on We'd
nesday, the I'd Sept The following is the act
recommending the matter TO a vote of the
people:
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsH1p

TNHE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing under the
l. name of N COIN CO., is this day dissolved by
tual consent All persons indebted the firm are
by notified TO settle their accounts with Messrs W. COIN
DEfIELBACH, who will continue the same business
heretofore. j. GRfESMAN
N. COIfN,
J. DETIELBACA,
w. COIN.
August Sd, 1857.
nns THE UNDERSIGNED residing partners of the late
Firm of n. C0HN CO.. have this day formed CoPart-
nership under the Of C0HN Il DETTELBACH and
c continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon the late firm All persons indebted the late
firm requested to make immediate settlement.
W. C0HN,
J. DEITELBACH.
Mariposa, August Sd, 1857.
to- COHN DErTELBAC1I, now receiving large
supplies of Goods from San Francisco all of which will be
sold at reasonable rates for Cash.
Rs- BEST QUALITY OF HAVANA CIGARS, SOLD AT
121 CENTS an27-tf.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

fJ- R H. DAILY, of Mariposa, announces himself
Candidate for Re Election to the office of DISTRICT
ATTORNEY subject the decision Of the People at the
Election in September next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

FOR GOVERNOR,
j O II N b. w E l. l. IL IL /,
OF SACRAMENTO.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
An AOT

Recommending to the Electors to vote for or against
Convention to revise and change the Constitution
Of this State.
The People Of the State Of California represented in
Senate and assembly, do enact as foiiotcs.
sEu. l. The electors Of the State are recommended
to vote at the next election for members of the Legs-
ature to be held the first Wednesday in September
next for against calling Convention 10 revise and
change the Constitution Of this State. The ballots
used at such election may contain the words For
Convention" or the words against Convention
words to the effect written or printed thereon
And the Inspector aud Judges Of Election at each and
every poll in the State, shall ascertain and make re-
turns Of the number Of votes cast in favor of Con
yent0n, and the number Of votes east against Con
yenton, as aforesaid, in like manner and with the
same partillty other votes required by law to
be counted and returned, and an abstract thereof
shall be sent by each and every County Clerk to the
Secretary Of State, in the same manner and at the
same time that votes for members Of the Assembly
are by law required to be sent.
SEC 2. The Secretary Of State shall prepare and
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
/ IEn

In Upper Aqua Froi on Sunday morning August soth,
Mrs. JOHNSON.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

R5- Thomas Early announces himself as Can
date for Reelection to the Office of SHERIFF of Marposa
County subject to the decision of the People September
next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH wATIFAOP,
OF PLACER COUNTY.