The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-15
III. Ii. KREWSON.
The Ticket.

The Ticket.
We take pleasure in presenting to the Union
Democracy of our County, the candidates
chosen by the Convention for the various
County Offices to be filed at the annual cleo
tion in September next.
Isaac Allen,
Who heads the ticket for Senator, is u
gentleman of good, sound, practical sense and
ability and is experienced in our State Leg
islation, having served our sister county OF
Yuba in the State Senate with great satisfac-
ton to his constituents prior to his advent into
our County, where he has resided over two
years. and been engaged in farming in Missouri
Bend He is safe, true and unconditional
Union man, and one in whom the people may
safely repose their confidence without fear of
betrayal.
III. Il. Lati,rop and Geo. w. Printy,
Candidates for the Assembly, are old and
well known citizens of our County true Union
men, and will make faithful and efficient repre-
sentatives, they are both business men, perma-
nent residents of our County and have all
their interests here. They merit, and we have
40 doubt, will receive the individual support
of all Unionloving citizens, they will represent
the real interests of our people.
L. C. Granger,
The nominee for County Judge, is an able
lawyer has resided in the county for five
years, and two years ago was candidate for
State Senator upon the National Democratic
ticket of our county. He is known to our
people, and will make a good officer. The
people will hear from him during the coming
canvass.
J. =. Berry,
Candidate for the Office of District Attorney
is a good lawyer, and no doubt will prove O
strong coercionist in the discharge of his official
duties. He is a strong Union man, and will
be elected.
J. ID. Pollard
OF Dogtown is the candidate for Sheriff.
He is an old resident of the county, fully quail
flied for the position, and will receive a loyal
support from the people. He is all right on
the main issues of the day, and can't be beat
en- for the Office.
Miles ChapIn,
The nominee for County Clerk, is one of the
old incumbeBts of that Office years ago, is well
known to the voters of the county, and will
receive their support.
L. Van Or,len
The candidate for County Treasurer, is one
of the Oldest citizens of the county, has his
family and all his interests among US, is faith
lul, capable and honest, and the people have
20 need to fear bis squandering their funds.
Jack. Bean,
Is the nominee for Recorder. He has grown
up to manhood in this county, ard has faithfully
filled many important stations in her Offices
lie is worthy of the place, and deserves the
support of the people. He is q strong Union
man.
Thomas Buckley,
OF Chico, the nominee for Assessor, is q
strong man in the county, and possesses the
energy aud ability for most efficient officer
His election is among the sure events to hap.
pen.
DIR. j. e. Stockton,
The Candidate for Surveyor, has long been
an esteemed citizen of the county, and has
heretofore filled the same Office. with credit
lie is a practical Surveyor.
DIR. c. f. Cotton
Candidate for Coroner, is proper and pop-
ular nomination, he adds much to the strength
of the ticket, and is one of the soundest Union
men in the State, and a firm Democrat.
III. B. Ixerson,
Candidate for Superintendent of Public In
struction, is a man Of experience in that bust.
ness, and will exercise judicious control over
the public schools of the county.
Geo. L. Smith,
The nominee for Supervisor of the Ophir
District, is good and strong nomination. He
is good business man, and is an old resident
of the District, knows the interests of the peo.
ple, has liberal views, and will make true
representative of the County interests upon
the Board. He will receive heavy vote, and
be easily elected.