San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28

jenny Lsnd-Sol Wagenheim, Inspector;
Mr.. Langden, A. NJ. Saben, Judges.
San Andreas-S. d. Stevens, Inspector :; r.
Pope, Thos. McGlynn, Judges.
Greaserto,cn - James German, Inspector
Mr. Mesta, ]. Cottrell, Judges.
Davis Store-Mr. Davis, Inspector ;--
- Judges.
San 1ntonio-Chas. Yickers, Inspector; B.
Brown, Mr.. Cutting, Judges.
Saady Gulch-Mr. Kadish, Inspector; A. M.
Harris, L. Hancock, Judges.
Vest Pomt-George Payne, Inspector; VIM.
Wells, S. NJ. Briggs, Judges.
Independence Flot-R. Park, Inspector; ;.
Zone, Mr. Myer, Judges.
Carson's-Mr. Smith, Inspector; Mr.. Carpen-
ter, W. S. Rowe, Judges.
Muyphys-B F. Marshall Inspector James
Pearson, G. W. II. Parker, Judges.
Reynolds Fury-Benj Wilson, Inspector
D. H. James, Joseph Nicholson, Judges.
Hanfords Nlt-Capt. Hanford, Inspector
Judges.
AngeFs-Robt. Patterson, Inspector; b. X.
Coon, F. G.. Dyer, Judges.
Altavale-John Ward, Inspector; Jas. Rid
die, Isaac Dickson, Judges.
Camanche-Mr. Owens, Inspector; W. ii.
Chase, Martin Duffy, Judges.
Garcelon's Raach-H. Garcelon, Inspector
Samuel Wilson, John Black Judges.
-Four Springs-Solomon White, Inspector
S. w. Hayes, L. E. Borgeman, Judges.
Mokelumne Hal-S. c. Florence, Inspector
a. NJ. Sturges, E. J. Bacon, Judges.
Golden Gate-L. M. Schrack, Inspector; A.
r. Young, Thos. Hoskinson, Judges.
Buckeye-Mr. March, Inspector; Augustus
MCGOWAN, Dan Clark, Judges.
Chili Camp-Mr. Rusworm, Inspector Mr..
Henderson, John Bars, Judges.
Mosquito Gulch-L. Hancock, Inspector
Judges
Campo Seco-Mr Delaney, Inspector; B. F.
Haws, A. T. Drake, Judges.
Poverty Bar-James Tredway, Inspector !;
Thomas Trotter, Michael Nunan, Judges.
Columbia Bark. S. Woolsey, Inspector !;
A. Hastings, VIM. Payne, Judges
Esperanza-C. III. B. Rose, Inspector Victor
Poltron, Moses Tare, Judges.
Junction Store (Chili Post Ofice)--G Fou-
gaud, Inspector; W. Kittridge, E. NJ. Faunce,
Judges. Signed by Supervisors.
The following is the list of Precincts as they
are arranged by Townships
Toacnship No. 6-Mokelumne Hill, Buckeye.
Golden Gate, Esperanza, Centre House, Rich
Gulch Flat, Middle Bar, Spanish Bar, Mos
quito Gulch.
Township No. Campo Seco, Chill Camp,
Poverty Bar Columbia Bar, Stupplebean's
Store, Spring Valley House, Camanche Camp.
Township No. 5-San Andreas, Forman's,
Upper Calaveritas, Old Gulch, McNicholas'
Ranch, Kentucky House, Latimer's Store, Grea-
sertown, North Branch, San Antonio, Davis
Store.
ToacnsAip No. 9-Hanford's Mill, Murphy's,
French Gulch, Douglass Flat Vallecito.
To,enship No. West Point, independence
Flat, Sandy Gulch, Mountain Ranch, Cave
City, Jesus Maria, Whisky Slide.
Toacnship No. 8-Altaville, Angels, Albany
Flat, Carson's, Washington Flat, Robinson's
Ferry, Reynolds Ferry, OByrnes Ferry, Six
Mile Bar, Four Springs.
Topnship No. lO-Jenny Lind Gorham's
Ranch, Brush's Store, Garcelons Ranch.
The attention of Electors and Boards of
Judges of Election is called 10 the following
provisions of" An Act to Regulate Elections: +"
Sec. II. It shall be the duty of each inspec-
tor, to be at the place where the polls are to
be opened in the precincts for which he is ap-
pointed, from eight o'clock in the morning un-
til sunset on the day of election. Should such
inspector not appear at eight O'Clock in the
morning, the electors present at the place
where the polls are to be opened, may appoint
an Inspector for the precinct
Sec. Is. The Board of Inspectors for each
precinct shall, before the time of opening the
polls, appoint two suitable persons to act as
clerks.
Sec. 10. Before any election shall be opened
the inspector, judges, and clerks shall each,
before any officer authorized to administer
oaths, take an oath that he will faithfully and
impartially discharge the duties assigned him
by law. If there is no person present author
lied to administer oaths, the inspector shall
administer the same to the judges and clerks,
and one of the judges shall administer the
oath of the inspector.
Sec. 20. The inspector shall be 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. He shall also have power to fill any
vacancy that may occur in the board of judi
ges, or by absence or refusal to serve of either
of the clerks, after the polls have been opened.
Sec. %. At all elections the polls shall be
opened at eight o'clock in the morning, and
shall continue open until sunset at which time
the judges shall close the polls; provided, that
the judges of the election may take a recess of
one hour at any time they may think proper
during 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.
Sec. "a The voting shall be by ballot. The
ballot shall be a paper ticket containing the
names of the persons for whom the elector in
tends to vote, and designating the Office to
which each person so named is intended by him
to be chosen.
Sec. 25. Wherever any person offers to vote
the inspector shall pronounce his name in an
audible voice, and if there be no objection to
the qualifications of such persons as an cleo
tor, shall receive his ballot, and in the pres
ence of the other judges put the same without
being opened or examined, into the ballot box
Sec. &c. The name of each electer whose
ballot has been received, shall be Immediately
entered by each clerk in the column of his
poll list headed names of voters" numbering
each name in the additional column as it is
taken down, so that it may be seen at any
time whether the two lists agree.
Sec. 27. Any person offering to vote, may
be challenged as UNQUALIFIED by the Inspector.