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Notice..

H[E IF KNOWN, that T., HELEN AUGUST
" VIII NNS'N. n married woman, wife OF
e"n1rl w illt tWSpn, hOth residents of the county
If 'ut'e and state oi cal trlia, d hereby declare
that 1t Il my intention t. carry on business on my
o"n recount, 80 sole trdrr in the business OF o.cl
kee ing NJ o." town 'f liHmil'or,n said comfy, aud
that The amount Of n)n'y or c1rl invested IN sqid
business originally, does not exc ed the Ui five
thousaUd J 1iiA-s
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON.
STATE oF FAftr R>IN, County of Nute.
Fc'ute re. Ni-am N.un. u in tce of the Pence in
am lur sl'l crIutt. il the township of Hamilton
personally appear "a aDpoared. Helen Augusta vii
liqn;snn.t 4, me per~ontly known to he the iniiviu
nj d S-rlhed in and who executed the foregoing dec
ln'aCn ard h'ng by me first duly sworn. did or
oath declare, after being by me- examination seD
arate and apart from ani wit hou the hearing of her
s1it husband, mrte a'qI ainted with the contents n
he fore oiug declaration. u at the same il true. tha
-fe executed the same fr ely and yOlI itary, with
ont fear. compulson nr u lduo Influence of her s3io
husband and that she does not d.ire to rctracl lhI
execution of the same
Witness my hand, this 18Th day OF Jnna, A. ID
1853. III AN CRUM.
jel7-3w Justice of the Peacs
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COnstable's Sale.
v1euUE OF AN ExECuT,oy

hN NIRIt r. OE AN EAE(UIION
} issued out Of John : Berrys Court a Justice
of the Peace in and for Ophir Township. County oi
Butte and state of california, against John Vance
and John Mcdonnell and in favor Of George W.
He's and Jonn Larcomb, for the sum of two hun
trei (so0Ol dollars principal debt, and one hun
dred and seventy -four (Sl74 oars interest. AID
accrung interest the same at lhc rate of three
per cent. per month, from the goth day Of July, 4
d. 1851 and ell costs of suit taxed in the sum of
fourteen fifty one-huneredths (Sl4 5O duiia-s. To
ge.hcr with all accruing costs On said vtit. to me
directed and delivered commandiig me tu sell the
mor,gaged premises hereinafter descrihcd tn sasf,
said demand, viii, on Saturday, the 4th
Day OF September, 4 d 1865, ~ the hour oi
eleven O'Clock, A of ia day in parsrgnce of the
requirements of said writ, sell ~ public sale to the
highest bidder for cash the Irure-ty sescr.bei in
said writ as follows-That certain piece or aei of
land situated, lying and bing in the county of Butte
aud Stale of California. AMI cnr ulHnrng NJ bridge
crossing the Ditch OF the Feather RI er and Ophir
Whter Company, runni q thence up the dii ch ty
rods To an oak tree, th'rca westerly riN'een ard
half rods TO pine tree. thence to1hYrst' riy hdy
rods TO an oak tree. tence sixteen ard haif rots
To the place OF egnniug. b-i g The properly knuHn
as McConnelfs Brick \ asl aid e,nta nug about iNe
acres of land.
The above sale To tAkc p'Nce in front Of John :
Berry's Office in the town of oc5y.Ne, County ard
State aforesaid
r MAGUlRE, Constable.
Dated August Ilth. 1855.
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Sheriff S Sale.
ETY VIRTUE OF A Decretal o.

2 = / VIRTUE OF 4 Decreta1 0rdd
q, iSstini oct ot th- Di-vicl court OF the III
tecrth judicial His'rf in aud for ruile couny Il
state of California. AGAINST SIMON CARR, ,ssR sn'
IS. WHALING, auc in favor Of ROCCO VAR
ti'i ! ~. fur 'hc SUM NJ Five Hundred and flNl
20 lsr-. priu,iuNl 'er'. md the further sum Of TN
iluu'rci prd thirty -flur t' MY five one-handftli
DNlIur- interest. toy her with ega inter 81 there
from the date of l, decree, and thlfy per oS]
h h'rroT for attorneys tre-. md the further sun
1iirty five twenty uue hundreths Dollar. Co.'S
suit and Hl .cr-lirV c'sts Oi said writ, 10 ne
rooted AMI d-ilverct, commanding Inc 10 sl
m rE' ged promises hereinafter described 10 ray
snle demands. ! m on tuesday, the 2iih cay "
gust = u. 1855, ~ the houT Of Two O'Clock ~ II
said DAY. in pursuance Of the requlremenso o.
Nrit. X ~ sell ut pa Ii sale 10 the highesi b@
for c4-t the property 5tscr bed IN said order o. Il
a. llnws, to WI: That piece or parcel Of land
nHttd IN the town of OrOville, GO MY she 80
aioresnid, commencement on the norlhery hh
Hud street, G6 feet Cas;ery from me hoon-'
crlV corner If Hld street and Hunloon sN'
running along the said northerly line o' bifa saI
ea-tery 33 tsrt. ,hense at right angles noI'eg
feet, thence at right angles westerly 15 ifVt W.
nj light angles sOntherlN 80 feet to me paoe V1s
ming. being n part of Lot No 3 IN b'oek w W..
laid down on the existing map OF SAID .nwn' -
wirh all and singular the tenemenls hereua10" ~ =
and appurtenqnces ihereuG,o belonging VI No
wise appernhirg. 60, uo,
The above sale to TAKE rlace at the Coun ~. VI
door in the town of BrONille, County ana s1AA ~
said
y y Plum, Sberig Butte CouNs
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SheriH's Sale

EGY VIRTUE oF A WRIT OF FXTvT1N
= y iasurl ont Of the District Court OF the IN. a
iudicnl District in md tor Butte county and Nj. n
inliiurnin, to me directed and delivered. eomprd.
ing me to make the sum of three hundred AMI M.
nine forty two -hunireth dollars (s3fQ M IA
interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent n, -,
ruin from The fourteenth day of May, An l,S
Until paid. and the further sum Of twepv,i,.
t. oTty-hve 0nehuudreth dollars, (s2a 25J eos,, 4
suit and accruipg coats On said writ, yhss,
CiAiIE| TOY is Plaintiff and JAMES BRin]
LEY j. nefendent, have levied upon and sb,l,l
pose at Public Sule, to tho hiehe bidder for nd,
on Monday the 23i day Of August, A. D. lgs 4
the hour Of Two O'Clock T. VI Of said day al I
those certain pieces and parcels of lands decfb,
as follows, to wit: All that certain piece OF prr
Of iHnd siiugtgd in tie tuwD Of Cr0yillc, Butte t0
ty, Caliiornia, it being n part Of 10; No. nHej
No 3, as laidd0wn on the town plot Of the ssii pEl
of Oroville aud formerly occupied by p Farrell
Brother. Also certain piece or raIcel Of land IA
atCd in the town of Or0vlle county md St,s ,tsI
snii, And known - Let No = in Bh ck No. a. I
lnii down on the town 'nap or riot afsresabi, n
9cihcr with ali and singular the tcnomenls hertr !
men's ani appurt uaHccs th,roun'o heloagngg
a'V wise aip raining 10 each Of The said pMc.i
lard.
The above falc TO { kc place at the Cour na
door ia the town Of OroyiiIc, county ctd Sas
azores n.
". y. PLT.lL, sheriff Butte Csmg
I1fot D.rgft w.. 4 tt;.-.t.. -, ID 1SFS
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OPUIR TOWNSHIP.

ORovnLE Precinct, No. !, in Washington
Block - II. b. Lathrop, SEN, Inspector, and
George W, Garriott and 4. Durham, Jud-
ges.
PRrcINcr Noe Theater Bl ck ID. d.
Harris, Inspector, c. Scriber and J. b Ford
Judges
LYNcHBURGH II J. jenkins, Inspector
and ...... Myers, Judges.
ROBINSON HILL ---Grcy. Inspector,
and Redding and A. NJ, Young. Judges.
CHFRoKEr RAvrNE Allen Smith. Inspec-
spector and George Dillon and Gilis, Jud-
ges.
GARDEN Cummings, Inspector,
and A. F. Marn and G. Davis, Judges.
CENTRAL. HOUSE, Ward, Inspector, and
Alex Kirby and A. Jackson. Judges
KENT's RANCH w. F. Mcconnell, II.
Bateman AMI John A Smell, Judges.
WHITE RocK--W. G. Tatman, Inspector,
and Levi Smith aud e. A. Bergman, Jud d.
ges
LONGS B>R.--A. Cole, Inspector, and
-Judges.
UNION CAFE CL.IM-Capt f Wilson,
Inspector, and A. H. Counely and Childus,
Judges.
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Sherif'S Sale


HBf Nirtne of an Execution I,.,.,
out of the District Court of the F;f,s0..ss
clal District in and for Butte county and 49,
California. 10 me directed and deliver. c. sas Y
ing me 70 make the sum Of three bnnS..aaa y.aas
eleven 4olo0 dollars with interest thereon ~. ~
1st day of February A. d. 1855 at the r.,. oI ~ ~
per cent per annum, and all costs of sn. .'e y
in the sum Of forty three seventy one hnns.'.,ss
dollars and all accruing costs on said writ W..
a. b. Suss ane VI Morgomthen is plaintiff and ~
Gunnison is defendant, have levied unon 80 ivy
expose at public sale to the highest bidder n, ~.
at the Court House door in the town Of o,n,n
County and state aforesaid, on Thursd.n !,
10Th day OF August. A. D 1858. ato I'M ~,
p. VI of saii day, all of the right title And n.y..
of the above named Defendant in and IN on. ~.
Store House, and one Stable situated on No,,;' D.
vine in Eureka Township, Butte county Cats.
about three-quartcrs Of miles south-esst of n.
village of Sehastopol and on the northeast IA.
the main wagon road leading from Long, n,
said Sohastopol together with all ami singrI,,as
tenem nts. hereditaments thereunto belopsi,, 4
IN anywise appertaihing. Also the land oH rts
the same are situated
~ u. PLU.N, Sheriff Butte Conn,
OrOVillC. July IS, A u, 1888
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Sheriff S Sale. =,

a = ~
s. = cSecu,iln issued out Of the oisirc, -. crr.
the Fifteenth Judicial District in ana lo' w
ty Of HuitP, aud state "f California, 10 VI NJ, ..a
and delivered, commanding we TO lilAAv .as ~
five hundred aud lifv-t 80 7j-l00 dollars I'd
est at the rate OF ten per cent per ahnun, I,ssaY.
lDss he sum Of S2i2 ll-lOOl and lhe suin ~ ~
four 2j-lOO dollars costs ot sis ana si ,,,tf q
ON said writ wherein ROEr McllshEs fiaSs -a..n M
james Miller and George Nlch0l are Delenu'S nS ssea
90 the sum Of two Thousand one hlndfru :, J, q
i7-1O0 dollars, bearing teresi at the ru.e rs
cent per annum until paid, AMI ihe lui,' m m ,,s,
thirty ono 7l.I00 dollars costs oi sun sunp,TT am Ps
cost On said writ wherein W h.NbnpGF VI. Ntl
tiff. andJANES MILLER and GEohon. ,;g stss
are Defendants. have levied upon NJ s,sh % y
at public snle, to the highest BIDDER ~ n isss s.
urlay. the llth day ot september, A. ~ = me ~
hour of2 o'clock = VI of sad day Al Is,nIsrs SI
title and interest cf the above naueu IA wa
and 10 ihe following described propfi,v,. ir 4
that certain piece or body OF lahn' ~ he ~
County of Butte, near the loot OF 1'' y yser RSs]
Mountains, about two miles lfou ,...ood :, Rsreh \
aud about one milo from the Coiv3h NV, 80 sil y
mere particularly described as 10, ur,,.bip M
Wet Quarter Section No. -, ioN,iian' Nst "
Month Range East. Mt. Diatlo he' % Xo,,h ss.j
Quarter section No. 26, Township, ~ W,s2sl
Rn.ge 3 East. Nt.Uiablo Meridian. NVr.n ~ 1pes
ter section %, townships Norm ~, ~, osrEi "
Enst, Mt. D'Rblo Meridian. Sonlh " rang W
ton No %. townships North ", nu,'s .,,sr Sec5e
MI uiablo Meridian. South East tlls,'II I.s. u.
93. Township North %. North Range n sps j
ablO Meridian containing oOo 'a'sroents heis /
geher with all and singuIar the teIe,sITss p Ionsrs
ments and sppurtanences thereunIo o,d,,sia pSP
anywise appurtaining. Also lhS1 a.',,s Couns
situated in Oregon Township. pe.ssr,y. cDsss
known ns the Buffalo Quartz Nill ptup tebsDsS
OF the Quartz Mill, Machinery pA n,s,,r iecr y
appur.anences together with ine noou vha
aitd nsar said mill, and the lahu bout I@~
mill aud ledge are situated. Ais A1i -
Quarlz railings lying near sad mill the conf
The above sale to take place al ~, .pd slsls
door ia the town of 0royille, couD''
said. D.,,,. CeHas
". D' Plum Sheriff bn',s ~
- n--...ii. 10. nnlh A. U lO-------~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale
RY VIRTUE OF AN EyEcx.

sIhIOE oF AN EYErr-
issued out Of the District Court Of ihs rL.i0s
Judicial District, in and for Butte COUNT 1sseza
OF California, TO me directed and del;vaa.ooe 30 sxs
manding me 10 make the sum of fou, h,nse to-
seventy-four 25-l00 (s474 2a) Dollars w,ss ssis u
thereon At the rate If three per cent ~. ih's'x
from the 5th day of May, A. D. 1856 nnt,I r.. sock
costs of suit taxed in the sun Of 6ny.sHAes sae ~
ts55 60) dollars, and all accruirg costs On t@t
wherein RphT p. TAYLOR, FREDPpiSvn n M
cox and DAVID BURROWS are pIs,n,i. VII
Al FRED FOSTER, THOS. WILLItNs I ~
WILLIAMS. JOHN STsLY. J. r 7, .,nhAE
BURGH and WM. HANDLER are nasaSHauN
have levied uDon and will expose Al nnhisens ]
the highest bidder for cash at the Cur, lisa W.
IN the town Of Orov le county and sta,a os Coz
on Saturday the 4th day OF sen,avosssk
n. ID. 1858, at the hour of o'clock. D NJ nst ass
day. all of the right, title and interest n, ~. ~
nnn ed Defendents In and IN certain Ws,a. aoon son
known May 5th, A. ID. 1856, as the snsh.Iu ue,
litch, taken from the stream known IA sucs.aI Sha
or Gold Run, rnd running thence to Mooreo,. Aa
the lochlirr or mining camp known as Byy,ns. ~ ~
gin9s. in Mountain sprlug township. Bnt,s ~. ~
California, together with all and singular. ths S4
ais branches. reservoirs, fumes, tenements - y.
aments and appurtenances thereunto belongs ~
anywise appertaining. -Sa
". ID. PLU)f, Sheriff Butte Co,n,,
or''vi''e. A"g. llth, A. d. 1855.
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CASCADE TOWN SHIP,

MooREvILLE-John Keyes, Inspector,
and John Guildersleeve and Il. Dodge, Jud.
ges.
STRAwBERRY VALLEY .--Teesdhle, In
spcctor, ard c. Babcock and 4. Smith. Jud
ges
MOUNTAIN SPRING HoUsE.--W. A. ii bbs,
Inspector. and - Judges.
RHiNru.Rr BAR. M. Brown, Inspector,
and II. g. Rogers, Sudges.
BRowN's DiGGINGs.--W. Burr, Inspector,
and - Judges,
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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP

HAMILTON CRY r. d. Moore, Inspec-
tor, and Il. Davis, W. Williamson, Judges.
TURNER'S RANCH Robert Turner, In
spector, and Geo. II. Lynch, J. NJ. Crane.
Judges.
FAuLxNER's RAScH.--S. Forkner. In
spector. and J. J. Clymsr, John Moore.
Judges.
HoLJsLupA RAEessnIA.--pr. w,sdlsus.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Inspector, and 8. Y. Hale, W. B. Maxwell,
Judges.
The officers Of the several Election Pre-
cincts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts to the Election Returns, but
the Inspector of their respective Precincts.
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte County.
F. A. MATTHEWS, Chairman.
Attest, NJ. ii. DARRACH,
Clerk of Board.
By J. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
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Notice.

A IL SHARES IN TIE uNloS for VI. 4
and July lSss, remaining unpsi! 0s WI b. - =
Fairfeid Bar for said Assessments q 10 pas.
~ August 1855 at one o'clock I. s.vsesn
,.vrnents ,hsuld t1- srls rS1 60,
tine l. VI -
Tsirtsli Far. jay 20. l'@s'
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ELECTION
PROCLAMATION !
State of California,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NOTICES HEREBY CIV
l\ en-. that a General Elect

~
lN en-, that a General Elect
ion is to be held ON Wednesday, the
first day of September next, through
out the State, at which tn following
Officers are to be elected:
One Justice of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, a Controller of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
Also, Senator'S are'to be elected as
follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Comrosed Of the counties Of Alameda and
Santa Clara one Senator.
FIFTH DISTRICT
Composed of the counties Of San Francis
90 and San Mateo, two Senators.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the countiessfof Mariposa.
Merced. Tulare, Fresno and Buena Vista,
one Senator.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Composed of the counties lStanislaus and
Tuolumne, one Senator.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the counties of San Joaquin
and Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINTH DISTRICT,
Composed ofssthe .county.'Of Sacramento,
emo Senator.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the counties Of Marin, Sono-
ma and Mepdocino, one Senator.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the counties of Butte and
Plumas, one Senator.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of sutter and
Yuba, one seuator, and one from Yuba.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Nevada, one
Senator.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county of Placer, one
Senator.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county of El Dorado, two
Senators.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Amador and
Calaveras, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the county Of Sierra, one Sen
ator.
Also, the following Members OF As
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ARTICLE ".
OF OPENING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, AMI
CHALLENGES.

OF OPENING THE POLLS OF VOTING, AND
CHALLENGES.
SECTION o. At nll elections the polls
shall he openel Mt eight o'clock in the morn
ing, and shall continue open until sunset, st
which time the judges shall close the pol S
provided that the judges Of the election may
take recess of one hour at any time they
may think proper durug the day, before
three o'clock in the afternoon.
SEC %. The board Of judges, before they
commence receiving ballots, shall cause it to
be proclaimed aloud at the place OF voting
that the polls are opened.
Src. "a. The voting shall be by ballot.
The ballot shall be paper ticket containing
the names of the persons for whom the elec-
tors intend to vote, and designating tho Of
fee to which each person SO named is in
tended by him to be chosen.
SEC. 25. Whenever any person offers to
vote, the inspector shall pronounce his name
in nn audible voice, nnd if there be no OBJ
lection to the qualification Of such person as
an elector, shall receive his ballot, and in
the presence of the other judges put the
same. without being opened or examined,
into the ballot box
SEC. ~. The name OF each elect0r whose
ballot has been thus received, shall be i'm
mediately entered by each clerk in the col
umn of his poll list. headed names of vo-
ters," numbering each name in the addition
al c"lnmn, as it is taken down, so that it
may be seen at any time whether the two
lists agree.
. SIC. q. Any person Offering to vote
may be challenged as unqualified by the in
spector, or either of the judges. or by any
legal voter. and il shall, in all cases, be the
duty Of the inspector and each of the judges
to challenge any person offering TO vote
whom he shall know or suspect not to be du-
ly qualified as an elsctor.
SEC. % When any person Offering to vote
is challenged, il shall be the duty of the
board of judges to declare to him the quail
hcations of an elector.
SEC. 20. II such person shall still insist
that he 10 entitled to vote. and the challenge
shall net be withdrawn. the board Of judses
in their discretion. may ADMINISTER an cath
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ENTERpRBE-Robert Taylor. Inspector,
and - Jenney ard r. Wilcox, Judges.
STEvENsoN's SToRE,-A. Stephenson, In
spector, and W. Brown, and ]. Finburn.
Judges.
MOORE Tows.--John Freeland, Inspector
and John Moore and F. Arthur, Judges.
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wYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.


wYANDorrE.--Jacob Snow, Inspector,
d. Lewis and X. Rutherford, Judges.
WILSON'S RANcH.--C. Dunknm, Inspector
and j. M. Wilson and John Bergen, Jud-
ges
HoNcUT CITY.--Thomns Fox, Inspector,
and W. Caine and John ULeany. Jud-
ges.
BANGoR.-E Fel'ers, Inspector, and c.
Brook and James A Watson, Judges.
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CHICO TOWNSHIP.

CHIco.--John Bidwell. Inspector, and A.
II. Barber, DR.. ]. B. Smith, Judges
JsNSINe's LANDING. w. Lee. Inspector.
and W Usher, Jas. Torney, Judges.
WHEkLER's House,. Wheeler, Inspec-
tor. and Thos. s. Wright, A. D. Turner,
Judges.
JoHNsoN's RANCH j. Lowry, Inspector
and W. Hsnshaw, j. Watson Judges.
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ARTICLE II.


OF THE QUALIFICATIONS AND DIsABILITIEs
OF ELECTORS
SEcTIoN 10. Every white male citizen
Of the United States, and every white male
citizen of Mexico who shall have elected to
become citizen Of the United States under
the Treaty of Peace exchanged aud ratified
at Queretaro on the 30th day Of May, lS4S.
Of the age Of twenty -One years, who shall
have been resident of the State six months
next ptecedirg the election, and the county
or district in which he claims his vote, thirty
days, shall be esiitled to vote at all elections
which are now or hereafter may be authori-
lied by law
SEC. IL. For the purpose of voting, no
person shall he deemed to have gained or
lost resiler ce by reasou Of his preseuca or
absence on the service Of the United States
nor while engaged in the navigation Of the
waters Of this State or of the United States.
or Of the high sens nor while a student Of
any seminary of learning nor while kept Mt
any almshouse or any other asy um, Lor
whlo confined in any public prison.
SEC. -. No idiot or insane person, or
person convicted Of any Infamous c,ue,
shall be entitled to the privileges of an
eleetor.
SFc. "a A crime shall te deem oi inf,.
nous which is punishable by death or by i'm
prisonment in the State Prison.
ARTICLE III.
OF THE PLACE OF HOLDING ELECTIONS, AND
ALso or INSPECTORS, JUDGES, AND
CLERKS CT ELECTIONS.
SECTION 16. When an election is ordered.
H.. ah g..
precinct, from the qu7liied electors Of the
township in which such precinct lcs, one
inspector and two judges, who shall c,nsti-
tute bonrd of judges of election. In case
said board be not appointed for any precinct
by the county judge, the electors present on
the morning of the day of election, at the
pace where the polls were orened on the
day of the last previous election, may APP
point board Of judges for such precinct.
SIC II. 1t shall be the duty Of each in
spector to be Mt the place where the polls
are to be opened in the precinct for which
he is appointed, from eight clock in the
mo ming until sunset on the day Of election.
should such inspec or not an ear at eight
o'clock in the morning, the electors present
mt the place where the polls are to lie opencl
may appoint an inspector r the precinct.
SFc IL The board of inspectors for each
precinct shall, before the timc of orcpinr
the polls, appoint two suitable Ters1ns to act
as clerks.
SEC. 10 Before any election sba'i lie
opened, the Inspector, judges al clerks
shall each, before any officer authorized to
administer oaths, take on oath lh1t he win
faithfully ard impnrtialy discharge the du
ties assigned him by law If there i nu
person present authorized to administer
oaths, the inspector shall administer the
sane to the judges AMI clerks, ard one Of
the judges shall then administer the cath to
the Inspector.
SEC. 90. The inspector shall he chairman
of the board, and after its organization,
shall have power to administer all necessary
oaths which may be required in the progress
of the election. lie shall also have power
fill any vacancy thNt may occur in the b ard
Of judges, or by ab'ence or refusal to serve
Of either Of tic clerks, after the lo.ls have
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presented in Senate and assembly, do
enact as foilo,Ds
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ORC TOWNSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
ORo LERvA.--J. Worden, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
FoRBEsrowN.- .--R. r. Chappell, Inspector,
II. d. Ollpbant and II. Cbickening, Jud-
ges.
ROBINSON MILL--A. Lewis, Inspector,
II, C. Hammond, Judges.
HANsoNvILLE.--J.H II Hanson. Inspector,
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges.
NArcHKs.-George Pierson. Inspector,
d. w. C. Day and F. Bailey, Judges
EvANsvILLE.-E. Brown. Inspector, and
Thomas benson and F. Waterman, Jud.
ges
BiNGHAMs BAR.--W. F. Hooper, Inspec-
tor, Capt. Mead and -Ferguson, Jud-
ges.
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KIMSHEW TOWNSHIP.

DOC TowN.-E. b. Kinson. Inspector
and j. d. Pollard aud c. G. Hubbard, Jud.
ges.
BRorHERToN STORE j. II. Brotherton,
Inspector, and A. c. Lot gmon, Judges.
George Tarbell, fnspec-
tor. and BENZ. lIarfiaun and I. Beasly,
Judges.
FoPKs OF BUTrE capt Brncy, Inspec-
tor. W. Evans and w Hale, Judges.
HE'LL TOWN. Nesbitt, Inspector. and
Capt. johnson and j. Nichall, Judges.
KiMcKLh's RANcH--GeorGe w Wilmot,,
Inspector, and + F. Kimkle, Judges.
LovrLocK's SroRE--J, H. Patty. In
spector, and ...... Judges.
INsKIP.--John Munson, Inspector, and
George Waters md W. Juliun, Judges.
MINERAL SLIpE.-..F. A. Stryker, In.
spector, and Thomas, Judges.
OREGON TOWNSHIP.
SPANIsurowN - Esq Cady INSPECTORS,
and -- Myers, - Jugdes.
YANKEE Hut. --Geo. Geiss 1nsF
J. Billings W. Donnellson, judge.
NELSON Bars. &. Curtiss, Inspector,
-- Cooper, - Judges.
FRENcHTowN. J. Barrow Inspector,
and j. Simmons. Judges.
CHERoKEE FLATS Glass Inspector,
and 7. McDanniels, John Mason Judges.
MEssiLLA VALLLY.-M. Pence. Inspector
and J. c. Hasty, I. Channel, Judges.
Oregon TYR. F. Derrick. Inspector,
and C. Simmons, W. Hendricks, Judges,
LINDSAY Barr. Lindsay, Inspector,
and - - Judges.
LITTLE KrMsHrw.-M Wells, Inspector,
Ike Bateman, J. Hunter, Judges.
BALsAM lIILL,--W. Ramsey. Inspector, and
Church, - II rris, Judges.
CoNcow VALLEY.--J j. Stewart. Inspec-
tor, and DR.. Thompson. G. G. Marquis,
Judges.
BIC BAR - Kitchen, Inspector. and
". Towle, ---- Judges.
CHAPPAREL HILL - Smith, Inspector,
and ----- - Judges.
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