The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20

spector: j. C. Ball and - McCung Judges.
4. Cali House-A. Williams Inspector; Daniel
Vantrees and -, Judges
5. Dotan's Bar-G. l.. Griley, Inspector; John
Manuel and Robert Leslie, Judges.
TOWNSHIP No. 2.
6. .Ne,oto,cn-No Election to be held.
Z. Vrginia-C. Jump Inspector; d. S. Sickles
and John Boskett, Judges.
s. Gold HIS. D. Merrick Inspector; Isaac
Stoncpher and J. Mariner, Judges.
9. Ophir--John Frazier. Inspector; b. X. Davis
and DR.. Livingston. Judges
TOWNSHIP No. 8.
10. decentralization E. Miller. Inspector; jacob
Credit and John 7. Re d, Judges.
II. .Manhatten Bar-No election at this place.
IL. Rattlesnake--RobertM Martin Inspector; SAM
Morris and Daniel Rice, Judges.
l3. Long Valley House. - Crook Inspec-
tor; George Thrailkil and jacob Richie,
Judges.
IA. Wells Precinct-Ive Oak School House
J. A. Wilson, Inspector; John McCune and
John Dillon. Judges.
Is. Christian PaUey-at California House
Mark Buckly, Inspector; John O'Conor and
Matthew Campbell, Judges.
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
l6. Lisbon-at Apologize s--John b. Starbuck
Inspector; Il. McCarty and o. N May, Judges
II. Minoisto,cn--at Egbert's--B Brickel, In
spector; w. A. Henna and John Baldwin
Judges.
Is. Mountain Springs-Charles Drogan, Inspcc-
tor; II. H. Brown and James Armstrong.
Judges.
10. Dutch FYat--R C. Neil Inspector: d. F.
Hathaway and James Mathewson. Judges.
20 Blue Canon--Orrin Day, Inspector; Thomas
Brooks and Harrison Day Judges.
81. .Manhattan Bar-Robert Hart, Inspector;
James Houston and - Jaques, Judges.
Township No. 5.
%. TOdd's TaUey-N. Benedict, Inspector; j..
w Not TuI,r
49, Yankee Jim 's-Frank Gilbert. Inspectors Jos.
Condcn and James b. Wetherbce, judges.
"a. YorkpWe--Ni Nicholas Koch, Inspector; VIM.
Stewart and Peter Backus, Judges
25 Forest HiN--C. J. Garland, Inspector; Saml
Bowman and VIM Northwood, Judges.
26. Grizzly Bear House--N. Crandall, Inspec,
tor; Frank Warner and David Bowers
Judges.
%. Kennebeck Bdr-A. X. Burkett, Inspector;
r. L. Young and b. II. Bartlett. Judges.
20. Poverty Bard. II. Stoddard, Inspector; A.
H. Walker and Peter Cramer, Judges.
Township No. g.
30. BaM--Chas. S. Lsnders, Inspector; A. Snod-
grass and c. H. Dewey. Judges.
80 Michigan Bhf-E. Mcdonald, Inspector;
James Mccormick and VIM. Leet. Judges.
81. Stony Barr. b. Trip, Inspectors l. j.
Mckee and Michael dassctt, Judges.
80. Horse Shoe Bar-E Barrett, Inspector; John
O'Neal and Kennedy Stewart, Judges.
TOWNSHIP NO. I.
SO. Io,ca Hill McDaniels, Inspector;
L. Boyden and G. G. Dudley. Judges.
"a. .Nonona Eat-B. Morrow, Inspector; j
Smith and John Rutherford, Judges.
So. Grizzly Wat-Georgc Francis, Inspectors
- Hubble and W. II. Patton, Judges.
SO. Ford's Bar. Warner, Inspec or; John
Galway and E. w. Atkinson, Judges.
81. Green TaUey-Lewis Shearer, Inspector
w. A. Handy and --, Judges.
80 D1m0Srns-ThOmas More land INSPECTORS: ID
b. Collins and - Judges.
49, Mineral Bar-Chnrles Rice, Inspector; j
McQuilln and Thomas Hows, Judges
49, WISCONSIN HiN-Wiliam Makins, Inspector
NJ. NJ. Robinson and r. r. Patton Judges.
TowNsnIP~No. 8.
Al. .Gntoine Canon-E& Tracy Inspector
Richard Thomas and John Bardwell. Judges
A. Last Chance-P. G. Hyland. Inspector; VIM
Thomas and j. Parkinson, Judges.
43. Deadpood- Daniel Webster, Inspector; Frank
Birdsal and Els. Darling. Judges.
Township No 8.
a. Sfen0,t EI0f-G g. Newman, Inspector; 5.
j. Ray and John Freeman. Judges.
IS. .Nc,o Casle--John Holden, Inspector; j.
Carter and - Hoyt Judges.
4G. Pine Grorc--L G. Smith, Inspector; M. X.
Findley and VIM. Vosburgh. Judges.
Al. Franklin House-C. F. Harlan, Inspector;
II. Manscr and - Cook, Judges
As. Horse Shoe Bar--James Riddle, Inspector;
- Woodruff and Robert French, Judges
TOWNSHIP No. 10.
49, Fore's 7at-A. Mills. Inspector; n. w. Por-
ter and Smith Worden, Judges.
so. Cor's Ranch--E. Miles Inspector; james z.
Cameron and Thomas Fairchids, Judges.
81. Fuier's Ranch-George Sewell, Inspector:
Richard Fuller and Michael O'llara, Judges
WILLIAM DUCK,
JOSIAH FILSON, Board Of Supervisors.
SD. WOODIN.
GEO. L. ANDERSON, Clerk of the Board.
Auburn, Adjust 18th, 1859
The attention of Electors AMI boards of Judges
of Election Is called to the following provisions OF
An Act to Regulate Elections.
SEC II. It shall be the duty of each Inspector
to be at the place where the polls are to be open
ed in the precinct for which he is appointed. from
eight o'clock in the morning until sunset on the
day of election. Should such Inspector not APP
pear 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. 49, The Board of Inspectors for each pre-
cinct shall, before the time Of opening the polls
appoint two suitable persons to act as clerks.
SEC 10. Before any election shall be be open
ed the Inspector, Ju lges, and Clerks shall each
before any officer authorized to administer oaths
take an oath that he will faithfully and partially
discharge the duties assigned him by law-H
there is no person present authorized to admins
ter oaths the Inspector shall administer the same
to the Judges and Clerks and one OF the Judges
shall administer the oaths to 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 Judges or by absence
or refusal to serve of either of the clerks, AFTER
the nOlls have been opened,
SEC. 90 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 recess OF
one hour at any time they may think proper dur
ing the day before three o'clock in the aiterne on
SEC. 23 The Board of Judges, before they COM
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