Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-09-07
OFFICIAL.
a PROCLAMATION.


BY JOHN \, GOODWIN, GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA
TERRITORY, ANNOUNCING THE RESULT OF THE
ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY, AND CONVEYING THE SAME.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, 1t is provided by the organic law
of the Territory, That the legislative power
shall consist of Council of nine members and
house OF Representatives OF eighteen
that the number OF persons authorized to be
elected having the highest number Of votes in
each OF the council districts for members OF the
Council, shall be declared by the Governor to be
elected to the Council, and the person or persons
authorized to be elected having the greatest mum
Der of votes fer the House oil Representatives.
equal to the number to which each county or dis
trict shall be entitled, shall he declared by the
Governor to be duly elected members Of the
House OF Representatives, And the persons
linus elected 10 the Legislative Assembly shall
meet az such place. and on such days as tue
J9yeynor shall appoint"
AND w HERKAs. BY the returns az filed ia the
Office Of the Secretary of the Territory, at an
eiection held 10 the several council and represent
tative districts of the Territory of Arizona, by
the qualified voters of said Territory, on the 18th
day OF July, A. D., one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty four, for members OF the Legislative
Assembly, it appears that said election was held
tlou issued by me, dated the twenty sixth day OF
May, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-!our and in accordance with the provisions OF
the organic law; And Whereas, 1t further APP
pears by the said returns, that in the First Coun
Gil District, Coles Bashford, Francisco 5. Leon
Mark Aldrich and Patrick III. Dunn, received
the highest number of votes for members of the
Council, and Jno. G. Capron, w. Claude Jones
d. H. Stickney, g. p. Harte, Fl. d. Jackson
Jesus NJ Elias, \ b. Appel, Norman S. Hig-
gins and Gilbert w Hopkins, received the
greatest number Of votes Tor members of the
House Of Representatives. an the Second Coun
Gil District q. w. Leihy and Jose NJ. Redondt
received the highest number of votes for mem
bers of the Council, and Louis Bouchet, Georg'
~. Holiday, Thomas j. Bidwell Edward ID
JGttle and William w alters, received the creates
number OF votes for members OF the House 0
Representatives. In the Third Council Distric
King * Wuosey Robert w Groom, and Hen
ry A. Bigelow received the greatest number O
votes for members OF the Council, and John II
f}Oggs, jackson McCrackin, James Garvin an,
James 3. titles, received the greatest number G
votes for members OF the House Of Representa-
siyes
Now, in pursuance Of the duty eDjoined upo
ne as aforesaid, hereby declare Coles BashforC
Francisco 5. Leon, Mark Aldrich and Patrlc
IL. Dunn, from the First Council District, an
Geo. w. Leihy, and Jose M. Redonda, from til
Second Council District, and King s. Woolsey
Robert w. Groom, and Henry A. Bgelow, fror
the Third Council District, to be duly elected t
the Council from the respective districts.
And | hereby declare John g. Capron, "
Claude Jones, ID. II. Stickney, g. p. Harte, II
j.. Jackson Jesus NJ. Elias, n b. Appel, Nor
man > Higgins, and Gilbert w. Hopkins froi
the First District, and Louis Bouchet, George n
L.. 4. I Il,l.- n M.
tie, and William Walters, from the Secon
District, and John NJ. Boggs, Jackson McCracl
in James GarVin, and James S. Giles, from til
Third District, TO be duly elected TO the Hous
Of Representatives from their respective district
aud said members of the Council and Eou;
OF Representatives will meet 10 Legislative assen
bly,, on the 26th day of September, A. D. or
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, at moo
al lhe house provided for that purpose ID Pre-.
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