Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-10-18
General Election Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

IN That at tbe general election to be held in the
several towns wards and election preclncts IN the
State of Wisconsin, on the Tuesday succeeding the
first Monday, being the fifth day of November next,
the following officers are to be elected. to-wit;
Governor in place of Lucius Fairchild, whose
term Of office will expire on the first Monday in JAN
uary, 1865
er, whose term OF Office Will expire on the nrst
Secretary of State in place of Thomas S. Allen,
whose term of office will expire on the first Monday
in January 1868.
; State Treasurer il, place of VIM. E. Smith, whose
term of office will expire the first Monday in Jan
uary 1865. , o.,,
whose term of Office will expire on the first Mon
4 State Superintend mt in place of John G.. Nc
Mynn whose term of Office viii expire on the nrst
Monday in January 1868.
A Bank Comptroller in place of jeremiah M. Rusk,
whose term of office will expire on the first Monday
in January 1863 s
A State Prison Commissioner in place of Henry
Corder whose term of office will expire on the first
Monday in January 1868. gs
A Member of Assembly in the first Assembly Dis
trict of Iowa county, comprising the towns of Arena
Clyde, Dodgeville, Highland, Pulaski Ridgeway, land
Wyoming, in place OF Joseph Frost whose term OF
office will expire the first Monday in January 1865
A Member of Assembly in the second Assembly
District of Iowa county, comprising the city Of Min
eral Point and the towns of Linden, Mifin, Mineral
Point, Moscow and Waldwick, in place of John Green
whose term of Office will expire on the first Monday
in January 1868. 9E OF
. Superv sor in the second Supervisor District of
Iowa county, comprising the towns of Dodgeyilie,
Highland and Rdgeway, in place of Joseph Roberts
deceased, whose term of office would have expired
the first Monday in January 1868. 5gu soy
A Supervisor in the third Supervisor District Of
Iowa county, comprising the towns of Arena, Clyde,
Pulaski and Wyoming to fill the vacancy occasored
by the resignation OF Oscar +. Levake and for the
unexpired term of the said Oscar F Levake a..
Superintendent of Schools for the county of Iowa
in the place of Samuel Parks, whose term of Office
will expire on the first Monday in January, 1865
That vote is to be taken upon a proposed amend
ment of the constitution in pursuance OF the provis
chapter twenty five of the general laws of 1867 ap
proved March 7, 1867, which provides as follows q
AN ACT to submit to the people an amendment to
section 2l article of the constitution of the state
of Wisconsin. Ea dt:rz ,45
WHEREAS the legislature of 1866 by ajoint resolu-
ton, proposed and adopted amendment to the con-
stution of this state, being in the following words:
"ResotueG b the Senate, the assembly copcr7g That
section 81 of article of the constitution of the state
of Wisconsin be amended 50 as to read as follows:
section e. Each member of the legislature shall re-
esive for his services three hundred and fifty dollars
per annuE, and ten cents for every mile he shall
travel in going to and returning from the place OF
the meetings of the Legislature on the most usual
route In case OF an extra session OF tho
no additional compensation shall be allowed to any
member thereof, either directly or Indirectly" APP
proved April Sth, 1865 ~
AND WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed amendment
to the constiut ton of the state duly ratified and
agreed to by the legislature of 1866 and approved
March 2Sth 1866, therefore, '@Ao'. Az"
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, represented tn
senate and assembly do enact as foHows: 5oT 2;
Section 1. The foregoing proposed amen dment to
the constitution of this state shall be submitted
the people at general election to be held on Tues
day succeeding the first Monday of November, 1857
and ii the people shall approve and ratify said amends
ment by majority of the electors voting thereon,
said amendment shall become part of the constitu
ton of this state.
to approve and ratify said amendment shall be for
amendment to the constitution" and to -disapprove
said amendment, and against the same, for amend
ment to the constitution, no." which shall be on the
general ballot used at saidelecton, and deposited in
the same box and all persons qualified By law to
vote at any election in this state, shall be deemed
voters on this quest on. @-'' hN l3S-
Section g. The votes cast approving and ratifying
| or disappearing said amendment. shall be counted
and returned by the Inspectors of the election in a
respects votes for state officers counted and
| turned, and the officers designated by law TO
canvass the returns of votes for state officers, shall
canvass the returns this question at the same time
and place and under the same regulations and re-
strctions provided by law for Icanvassing and
declaring the returns of elections for state officers.
That vote is to be taken upon an amendment to
the general banking law, in pursuance of the provis
ions of joint resolutions number twelve, approved
April g.. 1867, which provides as follows: 1it \,
Preamble and resolution in relation to submitting
amendment of the general banking law of this
state to vote ofthe people. 7ffrg-s ~ F-ra Il
| WHEREAS, An act entitled San act to amend the
general banking law of this state, approved April
H. 1866, and published chapter 143, general laws
of 1866 contains no provisions for submitting the
same to a vote Of the people; therefore, .as
Res0lssd by The senate and assembly of The State of
Wisconsin, That it shall be and hereby is made the
duty of the cretary of state to submtsa act to the
voters of this state at the general electonto be held
in November 1867, for their approval reflections.
ReSored That the votes for the approval of said act
shall be '.for amendment to the banking law, and
the vote against the approval shall be against the
amendment to the banking law - and The votes thus
given shall be counted and returned by the inspectors
of elections and be canvassed by the state board Of
canvassers in the same votes for state Off
Gers counted, returned and canyassed.
Which said act in said preamble referred to, is as
follows: = = Lisa soy Jgi 34utI lf95 ~
AN ACT to almond the General Banking Law of this
a. to 81GsL&@ut e State. Gg aFEggl5 WAY
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented in
o Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows Bq4pls
Section l. Any bank or banking association organ
lied under the general ing law of this state de-
sirous of redecming and winding up its circulation
without disseminating tho business of banking, is
hereby authorized to redeem and wind up it's Gireua-
ton in the manner, in all respects, as proyi
ded in said law for banking associations DESTROYS of
disseminating the business of banking; but suehire
demption, deposit and publication of notice shaliin
no wise release such bank from the payment oftax es
to tue state or in any manner affect the chartered
rights of such bank or banking association. bD18
Sec q. Itshall be lawful for any bank or ba1ibing
association organized and doing business under the
general banking law of this state to demand and re-
ceive loans and discounts such rate interest
shall be allowed by law to be taken and received by
individual citizens, and by corporations other than
banking associations Ill this state.
Approved April IL, 1866. ~ L"g4 .
Said election to be conducted, the votes canvassed
and returns made pursuant to law. $50 Ct
% Gison under my hand and the great seal ofthe
State of Wisconsin, at the Capitol in
IL. 81 Madison, this 26th day of August, A. D.
I --1sts- 1867. t'-)s-H Js~ ~ q
f. bonnie a 15- ,f THOMAS S. ALLEN. t1.4-
s9u91VfI s asfa Secretary Of State. D
Dated sherif's Office Dodgeville, Aug soth, 1se7.
brad 39 oafserf!rf n~ WILLIAM WIGHAM, 81 yr
,,l,.., f..fa. s... Sheriff of Iowa County, Wis.