White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

Weller,
Butler and Hunter, l
Clay and Washington,
Dickinson,
SEC. 8. That the several precincts IN
each county or district shall be defined,
and places Of voting established, and
three Judges in each, appointed by the
Commissioners selected by the Governor,
under an act entitled al an act submitting
the Constitution framed at Lecompton
under the act of the Legislative Assembly
of Kansas Territory, entitled an act to
provide for taking census, and OF cleo
ton Of Delegates to Convention passed
February 10Th, 1857, as far as may be
applicable to the districts aforesaid, as
follows
Leavenworth County-Adam Fisher,
S. N. Latta and G. w. Purkins. 17
Atchison-Chas. F. Kob, Caleb May
and T. j. Hereford.
Doniphan-Thos j. McColloch, Isaac
Tollman and Milton E. Bryant. I'D
Brown-Orville Root, L. Drummond
and VIM. G. Foster.
Nemaha-Thos. Newton, R. .. TOrrey
and @. Beurre.
Pottawatomie-Rob Wilson, Uriah
Cook and A. jackson Chapman.
Marshall-H. Morrison, w. S. Black
burn and j. E. Clardy.
Riley--J. NJ. Morris, DR.. A. Hunting
and G.. Montague.
Calhoun-Abram Ray. VIM. Owens
and DIR. Oden.
Jefferson-Wm. Grigsby, Jesse New
ell and j. Hollingsworth.
Shawnee-A. Policy, NJ. L. Gaylord
and Elliott Carriger.
Coffsy-Wm. r. Saunders, S. N. Par
sons and H. McMahon.
Woodson-C. Cameron, A. II. Reese
and John Woolman.
Richardson-Jas. Fletcher, S. F. Ross
and S. A. Baldwin.
Breckenridge-Dr. E. P. Bancroft, E.
Goddard and VIM. Grimsley.
Madison-A. d. Graham, 5. Brown
and Jefferson Pigman.
Johnson-Beniamin Dare, Joseph Ma
thews and james D. Allen.
Lykens--H. II. Williams, John Eel
ton and DIR. w. Heiskell.
Linn-David Sibbet, E. Barnes and
F. A. Means.
Bourbon, Dorm and dcGee-B. B.
Newton, VIM. R. Griffith and Gov. E.
Ransom.
Douglas-R F. Nelson, ]. B. Abbott
and James Blood.
Franklin-Jaeob A. MARCEL, P. P.
Elder and j. A. Reid.
Anderson-D. Frankinberger, DR.. R.
Fitzpatrick and w. F. NJ. Army.
Allen and Greenwood-J. A. Coffee,
Watson Stewart and A. H. REEVES.
Davis-J. w. Blair, e. NJ. Thurston
and VIM. B. Marshall.
Wise-Thos. White, Thos. Hill and
II. P. Espy.
Hunter-E. R. Zimmerman, DIR. Vie
bly, and Samuel Stewart.
Butler-Martin, Scott and
- Woodruff.
Allen-James A. Coffee, w. Stewart
and B. w. Chowder.
Clay-Lorenzc Gates, u. Younker
and Isaiah Scott.
Diekinson-C. o. Searles, D. PFitch-
ert and James Pritchert.
And it is hereby made the duty Of the
Secretary of the Territory to forward a
copy of this act to each of the persons
above named, Immediately upon the pas
sage of this act.
SEC. 4, That it shall be the duty Of
the Commissioners hereinbefore appoint
ed, to give public notice, by posting
written or printed bills in three public
places, in each precinct, in their several
Counties or Districts, indicating the time
and places of holding such election, sta
ting the names Of the persons selected as
Judges, at least ten days before the day
designated in this act for the election Of
Delegates. If any judge of the election
so appointed, shall fail or refuse to per
form the duties of his appointment, tho
legal voters assembled at the place. and
on the day appointed for said election,
shall have power to fill such vacancy BY
election from their own number; and il
shall be the duty Of the judges of cleo
ton, in all the precincts throughout the
Territory. to open the polls At 8 o'clock,
A. b., and keep them open till s o'clock,
Up. M.
SEC. 5. That the Judges Of Election
shall each. before entering upon the dis
charge Of their duties, makeoath or affir.
nation, that they win faithfully aud i'm.
partially discharge the duties Of judges
of the election, according to law, which
oath or affirmation shall be administered
by any officer authorized BY law TO sd.
minister osths. or BY one Of their owr
body. They shall appoint two clerks
who shall take the Ike oath or a6irms.