The Shasta courier., 1859-06-18
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Democratic Central Committee of Shasta
County, met in the Library Association Room,
on the 10th instant. Present, Benjamin Shurt-
lift, John G. Spencer, and W. B. Stoddard-
Shurtliff, in the chair, and Stoddard as Secra-
terry pro. TEN. The following Resolutions were
adopted:
Resolred, That Democratic County Conveu-
ton be called to meet in Shasta at CHARTER
OAK HALL ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF JULY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating Candidates for County
Offices, and for the transaction of such other
business as the interests ofthe Democratic party
may require.
Re,otued, That the apportonment of Dele
gates to said County Convention among the sew
eral precincts of the county, be the same as that
adopted by the last County Convention.
ResolUed, That we recommend the Democracy
of Shasta County to assemble in their respec-
tive precincts on Friday the Sth day ofJuly next
at O'Clock P. NJ, and elect Delegates to Sid
County Convention.
Resolred, That all legal voters under the laws
Of the State that voted the Democratic State
ticket elected in September last, or who shall
approve the platform OF principles to be adopt
ed by the Democratic State Convention called
to meet at Sacramento on the 22d of June inst,
shall be allowed to vote at the primary elections ;
Provided However, that the vote of any
elector shall be rejected who refuses to declare
publicity to the board of Judges that it is the
settled purpose of his mind to vote the Demo-
cratic State ticket, to be nominated by said
State Convention, and the Democratic County
ticket to be nominated by the Convention called
to meet in Shasta on the 18th day of July next.
ResolUed That the proceedings of this Com
mittee be published in the Shasta Courier, and
the Shasta Herald
In accordance with resolution adopted by
the last Convention, the Committee make the
following regulations for the primary elections
ArbuckLe.-l delegate Democrats of the pre-
cinct to select the place and appoint the judges
Bald HWs.-2 del. election held at Knowl-
tons store; Judges, Wm. Knowlton and John
Fowler.
Buckeye.-4 del. polls at Folansby's store !;
Judges, Thomas BIttom and George Pringle.
Canon House, del election held at W. W.
Tracy's house; Judges, N. Armstrong and John
Tiffin.
Churntopn del polls at McManus' store
Judges, J. S. P. Bass and Porter Seeman.
Clear Creek.--l del. election held at Holmes
house; Judges, Stephen Lean and John o.
Welsh
Cotton,oood-2 del. election held at William
Leans; Judges, johnson and James Daley.
Dog Creek-2 del; election at Camerons
Judges, James Cameron and Michael O'Shea.
Eagle Creek.-2 del. election held at Johns
saloon Judges P. F. Terbush and James Lem
mon.
John Fehley and John Flanagan; Judges select
the place OF election.
Fall River.--3 del. polls at Lockhart's house:
Judges, S. R. Lockhart and Joseph Rolf.
Fort Reading.-l del. at Capt. Wells house;
Judges Capt. Wells and Charles Kyle.
Free BRIDGE del. polls at Tower House
Judges, L. H. Tower and Pat. Donahoe.
French Gutch.-5 del /; election held at Empire
Hotel; Democrats please elect Judges.
RdrriHs NUS del; polls at Smiths store
Judges, Henry Anklin and - Bennett.
Horsetown.-6 dell polls at Spencer's Hotel
Judges, John Brown and Thomas Duffy.
Jsrusalem.-l del; polls at Woosters Mill;
Democrats present will elect Judges.
JanespIle.-l del; polls at Armington's sa-
loon; Judges, Hugh H. Shufleton and James
Regan.
Lo,esr Springs-1 del; polls at Brennan's
house; Judges, Terry Brennan and Henry Wiser.
Mad Or.-2 del; polls at Hills store; Judges,
John Hlland Theodore Dickinson
lHclhs1try's Ferry-2 del polls at the house
of Hayerait & Lafferty Judges, D. C. Haycraft
and F. Lafferty.
lhiddtetown.-3 del polls at Hickey's Hotel
Motion Creek-l del Democrats of the pre-
cnct to select the place and Judges.
HuletoWn.-l del; election held at Develins
house; Judges, John Develin and Robert Leon
ard.
Oak Bottom.-2 del ; election held at Oak Bot
tom House; Judges, David Hughes and John
Harrison.
OAK Runs del; election held School
House; Judges Ross and P. " Middlesworth
Pittsburgh 2 delegates election held at Ru-
perts store Judges, t. Fessett and W. S. Cap
pie.
Prairie City, del; polls at Anderson's sa-
loon; Judges, R. S. Wheelack and Jos. Pryor.
Roaring Riper.-2 DEL polls at Martins store
Judges, John Smith and Capt Bosanko.
iShGsta.-9 del; polls at Eagle Hotel; Judges,
D. Callaghan and VIM. McGee
Sierra.-3 del polls at Lamberts Hotel:
Judges, G. W. McCumber and Isaac Shouse.
Spring Creeh-2 del polls at Thompsons sa-
loon; Judges, James Thompson and B. c. Bah
cock.
Esras Springs.-3 del polls at Chede's house;
Judges, c. L. Mitchell and John Clyber.
Wdtson's Gulci.-2 del; polls at Grays store;
Judges, John White and = Morgan.
Whisky Greeks del polls at Mix's house
Judges Gardiner and Joseph Ross.
If any vacancy occur from the absence of any
Judge. or his refusal to act the Democrats pre-
sent shall fill the vacancy by election.
When n vote il challenged, and the Judges of
Election do not agree upon the rights of the
person offering his vote to deposit his ballot the
clerk of election shall decide whether the ballot
shall be received or rejected.
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Chairman.
W B. SroDDARD Secretary