The Placer herald., 1860-06-16
Election Proclamation.

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in the County of Placer at the following Pre-
cincts, as hereinafter mentioned, and the persons
herein named are appointed TO act as officers
of said election at the diff rent places of holding
said election, as provided by An Act of the Leg
islature, passed and approved April 30th. A. D.
| 1860, entitled Gan Act to enable the county of
Placer to subscribe for stock to the Sacramento,
Placer and Nevada Railroad; to the Eastern Ex-
tension Railroad; and to assist in constructing
certain Wagon Roads therein named, as follows:
To subscribe for one hundred thousand dollars of
the stock of the Sacramento, Placer and NJ vada
Railroad; twenty-five thousand dollars of the
stock of the Eastern Extension Railroad; twelve
! thousand five hundred dollars toward the con-
| structOD Of Wagon Road from Secret Springs
on the divide between the Middle and North
Forks of the American River, in Placer county,
| to Carson Valley; and twelve thousand five hun
dred towards the construction of Wagon Road
from Dutch Flat in Placer county, to Carson
Valley; and that the same be published in the diff
ferent papers of the county, as required by said
Act.
The electors shall prepare ballots having writ.
ten or printed thereon, one or more of the fol-
lowing propositions: transcription to the Dutch
Flat Road, Yes" transcription to the Secret
Spring Road. Yes; "Subscripton to the Sacra-
mento, Placer and Nevada Railroad, Yes;" Sub
scrption to the Eastern Extension Railroad, Yes;"
or shall have written or printed thereon one or
more of the following propositions: "Subscrp-
to the Secret Spring Road, MOI" Subscription 10
the Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad.
No;' Subscription to the Eastern Extension
Railroad, No." Said election shall be conducted
in all respects the same as, 10y law, general cleo
tions are conducted.
TOWNSHIP No. l.
Bears Barr F Gragg, Inspector; II. H. John
son and Daniel S. Siels, Judges.
Rock Spring House-Thomas Hearn, Inspec-
tor; D. S. Callendar and J. d. Pratt, Judges.
Dry Creek-E. j. Shellhouse, Inspector; A.
p Dudley and J. G. Ball, Judges.
Gait House-Augustus Williams, Inspector;
Daniel Van Trees and - Van Mater Judges
Dotan's Barr. e. Hampton. Inspector; r.
Leslie and A. Logan, Judges.
TOWNSHIP No 2.
Vtrginia-C. Jump, Inspector; j. II. Blanken-
ship and George Glass. Judges.
Gold HM-M. Wadron, Inspector; Gorge Og-
den and J. w. Spann. Judges.
Ophir-D. B. Curtis, Inspector; G.. Perry and
D. Choate, Judges.
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
.qu6urn-John R. Gwynn, Inspector; John
Russell and Henson Hazell Judges.
| Ratlesnahe-D S Beach, Inspector; George
Merrill and Daniel Rice judges.
| Long VaHey House-George Threlkel, In
spector; S. S. Greenwood and Jacob Richie,
| Judges.
WeNs' Precinct--At Live Oak School House
Crawford Kitchie, Inspector; A. r. Clark and
John McKune. Judges
| Christian TaUey-Mark Buckley Inspector;
| U. S. Gassaway, and A. G. Neol, Judges
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
Lis6on-H J. March, Inspector; o. N. May and
| Horace Baldwin. Judges
| HHnoistoWn-James Blaney, Inspector, Jacob
Kcck and b. Brickell, Judges.
Mountain Springs-H. r. Brown Inspector;
| Fred Bowrne and W. p. Rice, Judges.
Moore and Charles Seffens, Judges.
| Blue Ca1on-Orrn Day, Inspector; Thomas
| Brooks and Harrison Day, Judges.
Manhattan Bar-James Huston, Inspector;
| G. Fousler and Robert Hart, Judges.
Lost Camp-Wm. Rice, Inspector; J. NJ Stor-
| bing, and Andrew Jackson, Judges.
TOWNSHIP No. S.
Todd's TaHey-J. w. Bum. Inspector; 1. N.
Benedict and G. G. Lyman, Judges.
YANKEE Tm-G. w. Herrick, Inspector; John
| Conner and c. H. Keith, Judges.
| YorhvXe-Wm. Stewart, Inspector; Peter
Backus and John Hunter, Judges.
Forest HH.-C. J. Garland, Inspector; W. II.
| Hardy and Wm Yates, Judges.
| Kennebec BARB ii. Bartlett, Inspector; A.
| X. Berkit and R. E. Young, Judges.
| Poverty Bard. H. Stoddard, Inspector; W.
A. Shoecratt and A. H. Walker, Judges
TOWNSHIP No. 6.
Bath John Hatch, Inspector; c. H. Dewey and
| A. Snodgruss. Judges.
Michigan Bluf-W. N. Leet, Inspector; Ed.
Tyler and Geo. Kimball. Judges.
Stony Bnr1-R B. Trip. Inspector; A. J. Nc
Horse Shoe Bar--E. Barrett Inspector; John
ONeill and Kennedy Stewart Judges
TOWNSHIP No. 7.
Lo,ca HiY--W. g. Rich, Inspector; John Cur
rier and N. T. Smith, Judges.
.Monona Flat. H. Mcdonald, Inspector; Eu-
gene Phelps and VIM. Tolls, Judges.
Grizzly Fat--H. M. Cole. Inspector; VIM. Per
ry and - Gilbert Judges.
Ford's Bar--John Galloway Inspector; II. N.
Mattox and w. D. Bellnap, Judges.
Green TaNey--Louis SheaIer, Inspector; W.
A. Hand and = -, Judges.
Damascus--Thomas Moreland, Inspector; B.
Collins and W. H. Wright, Judges
Wisconsin HH--James F. Brown, Inspector;
B. F. Ward and D. O. Priest, Judges
TOWNSHIP No. s.
.antoine Caaon--E. S. Tracy Inspector; Rich
ard Thomas and John Bcrdwell, Judges.
Last Chance--E. H. Snyder, Inspector; +. u.
Hyland and VIM. Thomas. Judges.
Dead,oood--Danel Webster, Inspector; Frank
Birdsell and E. S. Darling, Judges.
TOWNSHIP No. 9.
Ste,cart F7at-G. G. Newman Inspector; S. ].
Raw and John Larkin, Judges.
Ne,r CastIe-J. GrOesbeck, Inspector; John
Holder ami E. Russing, Judges. -.
Pine Grove-Dana Perkins, Inspector; NJ
Findley and S. r. Bradley, Judges.
Franklin House--C. 7. Harlan, Inspector
Horace Manser and John Cowden, Judges.
Horse Shoe Bar--H. R. French, Inspector; G
C. Morse and Thomas Forbes, Judges.
TOWNSHIP No TO-
For's Flat-A. Mills Inspector; James Beck
and Smith Worden, Judges.
Cors Rancho. QUINN Inspector; Isaac
Owens and Otto Thiell Judges.
Fuiler's Ranch-Chas. King. Inspector; Rich
ard Fuller and Michael O'Hara, Judges.
WIN. y R1C5ibN R1GRi Bo.rd Of Supervisors