The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-31

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Respectively in the places of Alexander MITCHELL
Gerry w. Hazleton, j. Aller Barber. Charles A.
Eldridge, Philetus Sawyer and jeremiah NJ Rusk,
whose several terms OF office will expire on the
| fourth day Of March next.
! State Senator in the First Senate district.com
prising the county Of Sheboygan, in place of John
I'll. Jones, whose term of office will expire on the
first Monday OF January, 1873
A State Senator in the Third Senate District,
wards of the city Milwaukee. and tbe towns of
Granville, .Milwau kee and Wauwatosa, in the
county OF milwaukee, in the place of Francis
the first Monday OF January, 1873;
State Senator in the Fifth Senate Dis trict COM
prising the county of Racine in the place OF Philo
first Monday OF January, 1873
State Senator in the Seventh Senate District,
comprising the towns of Albion, Blooming Grove,
Bristol Burke. Christiana, Cottage Grove Deer
| field Dunkirk, Dunn, Medina Pleasant Springs
Sun Prairie, Windsor, York and the city of Mad.
1son Ia Inc comfy OF Dane in place of William
the first Monday in January, 1873;
| state Senator In the Ninth Senate District
comprising the county of Iowa in place of Francis
Little whose term of Office will expire on the rst
Monday in Janury, 1878
A State Senator in the Eleventh Senate District
comprising the county of La Fayette in place of
Henry 5. Magoon, whose term OF flee will expire
on the first Monday in January 1873
a State Senator in the Thirteenth Senate Dis
trlct, comprising the county of Dodge except the
Fifth and Sixth Wards ofthe city of Watertown in
place of Saterlee Clark, whose term of Office will
! State Senator III the Fifteenth Senate District
| comprising the county Of Manitowoc, in place of
| Carl H. Schmidt, whose term of office will expire
| on the first Monday in January 1873
! State Senator in the Seventeenth Senate Dis
trict, comprising the county of Rock, in place of
Charles g.. Williams, whose term OIL Office will ex-
i pre- on the first Monday in January 1873: 1878
State Senator in the Nineteenth Senate Dis
trlct, comprising the county Of Winnebago, in
place Of James H. Foster, whose term of office
will expire on the first Monday in January 1878:
/ A state Senator in the Twenty First Senate Dis
! trlct, comprising the counties Of Marathon. Ocon
TO, ShaWano and Waupaca, and the towns Of
ton1a, Liberty, Maine, Maple Creek, Osborne and
seymour, In the county Of Outagamie in place of
!Myron Reed, whose term Of office will expire on
the first Monday in January, 1873
State Senator in the TwentyThird Senate
District. comprising the county of Jefferson, and
the fifth and sxth wards of the city of Watertown.
in Dodge County. in pace CT William w. Wood
man, whose term Of Office will expire IN the first
Monday in January, 1873
State Senator in the Twenty-Tifth Senate Dis
tri2t, comprising the counties Of Green Lake,
Marquette and Waushara, in pace of Waldo S
Flint, whose term Of office will expire on the first
Monday i'll January. 1873
A State Senator in the Twenty Seventh Senate
District, comprising the county of Colum bia in
place of William NJ GrIswold. whose term of office
will expire on the first Monday in January, 1873:
A State Senator In the Twenty-Nnth Senate
District comprising the counties of dams Juneau
Portage and Wood, in place of Elphalet S. Miner
whose term of office will expire on the first Non.
day in January, 1873
State Senator in the Th1rty-First Senate Dis
trict, comprising the county Of La Crosse in place
Of Angus Cameron, whose term of office will eX-
pire on the first Monday in January, 1873;
State Senator in the Thirty-Thrd Senate Dis
trict. comprising the counties of Ozaukee and
| Washington, in place of Lyman Morgan. whose
| term of office will expire On the first Monday in
January, 1878 /:
/ A member of Assembly in each Assembly Dis
trict in the state, and such county officers as are
| by law required to be elected at such election
| A proposition for an amendn ent tc the consttu-
ltion is at the same time to be submitted to vote
of the electors pursuant to the provisions of chap
ter 3, ofthe General Laws OF 1872, approved March
%, 1872, and which is as follows
an ACT to submit to the people an amendment
to article seven of the constitution.
! WHEREAS, The legis ature OF tnls state at its an
nual session for the year 1911, proposed and atop
ted by vote OF the majority Of the members
elected to each of the two houses, an amendment
to the constitution of this state, IL the following
language.
Res0Joed 6y the senate, the assembly, concuing
That section four oil article seven ofthe constltu
ton be amend ed SO as to read as follows Sec
ton The supreme court of this state, with the
jurisdiction and powers prescribed In this const
tuition. sh IL consist of one Chief justice and iouI
associate justices, to be elected by the qualified
electors OF the state, at such times and IN sucf
manner as the legislature may prov de, and sucf
curt so constituted shall not be changed or dis
continued by the legislature. The chief justice
and associate justices of the supreme court il
Office shall hold their offices for the remainder o
the terms for which they were respectively elected
and until the election and qualification of the two
additional associate justices herein provided for
shall constitute the supreme court of this state
The legislature shall at its first ANIMAL session af
ter the adoption Of this amendmentp provide by Law
for the election OF the two additional associate
Justices hereby required, and thec uccess0rs. an(
for the election Of the successors Of the chief s
tice and associate justices now in Office and fOl
Iclasaii wing the two additional associate justices
first elected, so that the term Of office OF one o
them shall be four years and of the six years
The term OF Office OF the chief Justice and of each
associate jus ice Of the supreme court elected az
ltApf no n n m OF
herein otherwise provided, shall he six years ard
WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed amendment
n 10 the constitution OF the state was Gully ratified
and agreed to by the legislature OF 1872; there
fore, 80"
The people ofthe State Of Wisconsin, represented IA
senate and assembly, DO enact as f0Uoaos:
SECTION / The FOREGOING proposed amendmen
to the constitution OF this state shall be submit
ted to the people at a general election TO be helC
on Tuesday succeeding the FIRST Monday OF Novem
her, 1872 and if the people shall approve ana rati
voting thereon, said amendment shall become ,
pant of the constitution of this state
| SECTION 2 The form of the ballot in voting tC
approve and ratiiy said proposed amendment shall
be ''or am ending the constitution increasing Tx
number of justices of the supreme court, :" an(
against said amen dment, "agalnst amending The
constitution increasing he number OF justices O
the supreme court, which shall be on separate
ballot and shall be deposited in a separate box tC
be provided fer that purpose and all persons quail
ihed to vote at any election in this state shall be
deemed voters on this question.
SECTION D. lhe NoCes cast approving ana rat1fy-
ing or d1sapprovlng said amendment shall bt
counted and returned by the inspectors of tht
election in all respects votes or State officers
are counted and returned and the officers now de
signated by law to canvass the return,
OF votes for State officers shall canvass
the returns on this question, at the same
time aud place and under the same regula
} tons and restrictions now provided by law fo
canyassing and declaring the returns OF election,
for State officers
SECTIONS Within three days after the deter
mination OF said canvass, it shall be the duty q
the to certify the result OF the said can
vass to the Governor, who shall thereupon without
delay. make proclamation of the result
SECTION 5. The Secretary OF State is hereby re-
CURED to include the substance of this act in the
notice OF the general election for the year 1872.
SECTION 8. This act shall take effect and be il
nd q,