Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-08-24

A PROCLAMATION,
By JOHN n. GOODWIN, GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA
| TERRITORY, ANNOUNCING THE RESULT OF THE
| ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLArrvE
ASSEMBLY, AND CONVEYING THE sAxE.
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
a house OF Representatives of eighteen'-and
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 Re
elected 70 the Council, and the person or pc.sone
authorized to be elected having the greatest mum
Der OF votes for the House of Representatives,
equal to the number to which each county or dis
trict shall be entitled, shall be declared by the
Governor to be duly elected members of the
House of Representatives. And the persons
thus elected to the Legislative Assembly shall
meet at such place, and on such days ss the
Governor shell appoint iI
AND WHEREAS, By the returns as llled in the
office Of the Secretary of the Territory. at al
ELECTION held in the several council aud represen-
tative districts of the Territory Of arizona by
the qualified voters Of said Territory, on the 18th
day of July, 4, D.. one thou3ald eight hundred
Assembly, it appears that said election was he'd
at the times and places directed by prcclama-
ton Issued ny me, dated the twenty-sizth day Of
May, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and ak
ty-iour, and 10 accordance with the provisions CT
the organic law; And Whereas, 1t further ap-
pears by the said returns, that in the First Coun-
Gil District, Coles Bashford Francisco s. Leon,
Mark Aidrich, and Patrick FL. Dunn, received
the highest number OF votes for members OF the
Council, aud Jno. q. Uapron, w. Claude Jones,
ID. H. Stckney, q. r. Harte, III. ID. Jackson,
Jesus NJ. Elias, r. B. Appel, Norman s. Hig-
gins, and Gilbert w Hopkins, received the
greatest number of votes for members of the
House of Representatives. IN the Second Coun-
Gil District q. w. Ieihy and Jose N. Redo1dA
received the highest number OF votes for mem
beers Of the Council and Louis Bouchet, George
NJ. Holiday, THEMES j. Bdwell, Edward ID.
futtle and William W alters, received the greatest
number or votes Tor members OF the House of
Representatives. In the Third Council District
King 5. w oosey Robert w. Groom, and Hem
ny 4. Bige!ow, received the greatest number of
votes for members Of thu Council, and John NJ
Boggs JACKSON dcCrackin, james 3arvin, and
james s. Giles, received the greatest number Of
votes tor HlcA7'Ierg OF tie House Of Representa-
tives
Now. in 1ursraace OF the duty enjoined upon
me as aforesaid hereby declare Coles Bashford
Francisco s Leon, Mark Aldrich, and Patrick
Ii. Dunn. from the First Council District, and
Geo W Leihy, and jose M Redonda, fom the
second Council District. and King .. Woosey
Robert " Groom, and Henry /. Bigelow. from
the Third Council District to be daily elected TO
the Council from the respective districts.
And hereby declare John g. Capron, w
Claude Jones, ID. II Stickney, G. P. Harte, H.
ID. jackson Jesus M. Elias N. b. Appel, Nor
man s. Higgins, and Gilbert w Hopkins. from
the First District, and Louis Bouchet, George NJ.
Holiday, Thomas j. Bidwell, Edward d. Tut
tie, and William Walters, from the Second
District, aud John NJ Boggs, Jackson McCrack
in, James Garyin and James s. Giles, from the
Third District, to be duly elected To the House
of Representatives from their respective districts
And said members of the Council and House
of Representatives viii meet IN Legislative essen
bly,, on the 26tb day of September, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, at noon
at the house provided for that purpose, 10 Pres
colt, in said Third District