White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-10
Election Proclamation.

ties, six members.
81 District, Nemaha. Washington anil
i Marhsll Counties. two members.
4th District. Clay, Riley and Pottaw.t-
omie Counties. four members.
5th District. Dickinson, Davis and Wa
bauusee Counties, three members. -
9th District, Shawnee. jackson and JEFF.
fsrson Counties. eight members.
7th District. Leavenwof,h County, nine
members. mr.. Er.r.
fS:hi Distfict, Douglas. Johnson and Wv
andotte Counties, thirteen members.
9th District. Miami. Linn and Bourbon
| Counties, nine members sN
10th District, Allen, Anderson and Frank
lin Counties, six members. =
1lth District. Woodson and Madison
Counties, two members.
18th District. Cofsy, Usage, and Breck-
enridge Counties, six members.
18th District, Morris, Chase and Butler
Counties. two members.
14th District, Arrapahoe, Godfrey, Hun
ter. Greenwood, Wilson, Dorne and
McGee Counties. one member.
| TO FILL NACANCiES IN ThE 6ENATE.
ID District, two senator's. in place of H.
R. Dutton, appointed Treasurer. and j.
A. Martin. appointed to office under
the Federal Government.
4th District. one senator. in place of s.
d. Houston, appointed to Office by the
President of the United States.
9th District, one senator, in place of H.
w. Farnsworth, appointed to office.
9Th District, one senator, in place of
Josiah Miller, appointed to Office.
9th District. one senator. in place of J.
q. Burnett. appointed to office.
10th District. one senator, in place of P.
p. Elder, appointed to Office.
STATE OFFICERS.
State Treasurer, in place of VIM. Thol-
en-, who failed to qualify.
Attorney General, in place of B. f.
Simpson, resigned.
JUDICIARY.
Fifth District. Usage, Coffey, Wood
son, Greenwood, Madison, Breckenridge.
Morris, Chase, Butler and Hunter Conn
ties. District Judge, in place of o. E.
Learnard, ahsent from the State.
DISTRICT ATToRNIEs.
A District Attorney will be elected for
each judicial District in the State. who
shall hold bis Office for two years.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
There will be elected in each Counv, one
Sheriff, one Coroner. three County Com
missioners, one County Clerk. one County
Treasurer. one Register of Deeds, one
County Surveyor and one County Asses
sOr.
STATE CAPITAL.
An election for the permanent location
of the State Capital, will be held at the
same time and places, as follows:
Sec. 2. The voting at said election shall
be by ballot, and on each ballot shall be
written or printed the words. "For State
Capitai," and the rame Of the place voted
for.
Sec. 3. The judges of election, at each
precinct shall keep separate tally list for
the votes cast for the situation Of per-
manent Capital. and the election herein
provided for shall be conducted ia accord
ance with the general election laws of the
State. in force at the time Of holding said
election respectively, as far as the same
shall not be inconsistent with the provis-
ions Of this act.
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION.
A vote will be taken for or against the
proposed amendment to Section seven,
Article thirteen, of the Const tuition, as
published by the Secretary of State. The
election to be governed, and returns made.
in oil respects. in accordance with the
laws pertaining to election of Representa-
lives. The ballots used shall be written
DR. printed. as follows: "For amend
menf Of Section seren, Aarticls Mirteen,"
Dr. "Agaisst amendment of Section seven,
Artiele thirteen" I" as the case may be.
BANKING LAW.
At the same time and places, q vote
will be taken for or against the Bsnking
Law. % published by the Secretary Of
State; the ballots used shall be written or
printed ~ follows: "Eor Baskins Lau."
" "Against Banking Lase, %. % the case
nay Dc; and the returns shall be made in
accordance with the election law of this
state. -
Tho E7set;os Lav Providss::
Sec. 5. That it shall be the duty of the
sherif, and be 10 hereby required, fifteen
lays At least before the holding Of any
General election. or ten days before the
'olding Of any special election, to give
'ubiic notice by proclamation throughout
rs county, Of the time Of holding such
lections and the officers at that time to
. chosen, ono copy Of which shall be
'osted up at each Of the places where the
lections are appointed to BE- held, and
Inserted in some nswspsper publissd in
he county. il any Be published therein.
Sec. o. That at all elections held under
bis act. the polls shall be opened between
be hoursiof eight o'clock in the morning
nd close st SIX in the evening Of the same
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Given under my hand and the great
eel Of the State. q Topeka, this 30t6 day
t September, A. D. 1881. 1ss
Zs s1T eesa G. ROBINSON.
y the Governor, I ssosn. Gti8 Ef-
J. W. ROBINSON. see'y of State.
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