The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-09-29
General Election Notice.

! q Governor the place OF Harrison Ludington
whose term of OGce will expire on TIE hrst Moaoty
A Lisntsnant Governor in the placc Of Charles 0.
Parker whose term OF Office will expire On the first
secretary of state in place Of Peter Doyle whose
term Of oce will expire on the INST Aonday III Jsn-
nary. 1878
term Office Will expire tie first Monday in jan
| nary, 1913
! An Attorney General in place of A. Scott Sloan
whose term ef Office will expire on the first Monday in
4 State Superintendent in place of Edward Soaring,
whose term Of office will expire on the first Monday
/ A state Senator in the Second Senate District
comprising the county OF Brown, IN place of Thomas
r. Hudd, whose of office VIII expire the Il st
| Monday in January, 1878.
State Senator in the Fonrth senst District con,
prisiug the coutes OF Crawford and vernon in place
OF j. Henry Tate whose term Of o1ce viii expire on
| the first Monday in J91uafy, 1873
4 State Senator in tne sixth ceaste District, CONS
| prisiug the Fifth, Eighth, Eleventh aud Twelfth
wards III the city Of Milwaukee, and the Towns Of
! franklin Greenfed Lake and Oak Creek IN the
county of Milwaukee, in place Of John l.. Mitchell,
whose Of Office Will expire onthe frat mouday
! January, 1878
State Senator in the Eighth senste District COM
| prisng the counties OF Kenosha and Walwofth, in
place of Asahel Farr, whose tc II 1f ohce will expire
on the first Monday in January, 1873.
State Senator in the Tenth Selate District, com
prising the county Of Naukesha, place Of William
Blair, whose term Of Office viii expire o. tne hrst
State Senator in tae Twelfth Senate District cons
| prisiug tue counties of Green ard La Fayette, In
place Of Joseph Treat, whose term cfOfice viii
! piro cu the first Monday ia January, 1913.
State Senator in the FfurTeenth Senate District,
comprising the counties of Juneau ad Sank, in place
of David T. Welch, whose term = iiGe VIII expire on
the first Monday in January 1878
A State Senator In the Sixteenth Senate District,
comprising The county OF Grant, in place Of o. c.
/ hathaway whose term Of Office vii expire .on The
! tfst day of january, 1913
a State Senator in the Eighteenth Senate District
comprising tie towns Of Alto, Byron. hidoEado E'n
pire ton da Lac, Fls .dship, Lamartine, Motonen,
Oakheld. Ripon, Rosendale Spr5ngTile warpun, the
north ward oi the village OF "anpun ana The cities OF
Fon du Lec and Rip u, in the county OF Fou ~ L#c,
in place OF iliiaE H. Hiner, whose term OF ONCE "iti
expire on the first Monday in January, 1873.
state Senator Ia the Twentieth 5enatc District
comprising the county Of Sneboygan, and Forest,
Marshted, Gsceola and Tayckeeda, in ti4e county Of
Fon du Lac, in place Of Daniel Cav aGeagh, whose
term oi Office VIII expire o. he first Monday in Jam
uary 1878.
a State Senator ia the Tyenty-second Senate Dis
trlct comprising The counties OF Calumet ahd 9utssa-
ME- in place of James Ryan, whose term Of Office Viii
expire on the lrst Monday ii jlduNy, 1873.
State Senator ia the Twenty, ,tourth senate Dis>
trict comprising the counties Of Ashland, Barron,
Bayfield, Burnett, Dougas, Polk St Croi, in place Of
Sam. s. Fifield whose term Of Office VIII eIire
The first Monday Ia January, 1873.
State Senator in the Twenry~Sixth Senate Dis
trIct comprising the towns oi Berry, Black Earth,
Rlue Mounds, Cross Plains, Dsne, Ftchburg, HaZo,
made, Middleton, Montroos. Perry, Primrose, Kox-
port in the county oi Dae r place ofk E. Davis
whose term o Office " expire on Tue first moddey in
January, 1873.
State Senator in the Twanty.E sht Senate Dis
trict comprising the counties OF Iowa ad hichau4 IN
place OF PANIED L. Downs, whose trLl u c-Icc F4 -,
pre- on the first -tiosday il JtnuaI d, 1915.
State Senator ia the ThiTtieth Senate District,
comprising the counties of Dunn, Eau Claire aud
Pierce, in the place Of Rockwell Film, whose term
OF otfice will expire Oh the first Monday in january,
a State Senator In the Thirty Senate Dis
tTct comprising the counties OF Jackson and Monroe
in place OF Mark Douglas whose ternlof ice viii ex-
pife Oh the fist Monf;ty IN January, 10
! = member of sIla Assembly IN each Assanllly Dis,
tf.c. ia the Stase and sac csu;ts oiscet- by
Law required 10 be ecte1 at such election.
1ii'st vote is to be taken upon proposed araent>
nent 70 tue constitution, II pursuance q ao provs-
ions oi ehapter IS u The laws OF 1871. approved feb>
ruaiJ 24th loII which act is as io'lows:
AN ACE to submit 10 the geope IN amendment t.
| article VII, of the Constitution.
Wl1zREAs. The legislature of tis state At the annual
session tor the year 1876 proposed and aoO pted iy
vote "a majority 0. the members slected to each q
the two houses, amendment ~ the cons tun ot
this state Ia the following language:
"Res0yei by the Senate, The Assembly concurring,
That section of article VII OF the constitution be
! amended 50 as to read Section four. The supreme
court shall consist Of chief justice aid four as
sJciate Justices, 10 he elected by the quted eec
tors II tile state. The legislature shall at its first
scs5io after the adoption II this amendment, pros
vide by law for the election Of two assooia justices
Of said court, TO ho.d their offices respectively for
terms ending two and four years respectively after
the end of the term Of the justice of the said court
then last expire Aud thereafter the chief Justices
and associate justices Of said court shall lie elected
and hold their Offices respectively for the tenn of ten
years; and
WHEREAs, The foregoing proposed amendment to the
| constitution of the state duly ratified and
agreed to by the legislature of 1871; there efore.
TIE eople OF thu State of WISCONSIN, represented in
Senate aud Assembly, 10 enact follows:
| SECTION / fhe foregoing proposed amendment to
the tituton of this state shall be Submitted 70 the
-a+r aIs,1aa .Fa
succe edine the first Monday in November, 1877 and
if the people shall approve and raify said aendm
by majority OF the electors voting thereon, said
amendment shall become part Of the constitution Of
this state.
SECTION 3 The form of the ballot in voting to sp,
prove and ratify said proposed amendment shall be
"for amendment to the constitution" fscaiBst the
same, for amendm snt to the constitution no. which
shall be the gei era ballot used the election
and deposited in the box All persons qualified
10 vote at any election Ill this state, shall be deemed
| voters on this ques ion,
! SECTION B. The v,tes cast approving and ratifyng
| or disappearing said amendment, shall be counted,
and returned by the inspectors OF the election IN all
respects tor state officers are counted and
turned and the officers designated by law To
the retGrn OF for officers shall
the returns on this question at the same time and
place, and under the same regulations and restric>
tions no% provided by law for canvsssing and decar>
/ ing tue returns Of elections for state officers,
SECTION i. Within three days after the determines
ton Of said canvass, shall the duty Of the
yssers to certify the result OF said to the
! proclamation of the result.
5 The secretary of state is hereby required
to uclaie the substance o. this act il the notice Oft the
| gentTa election Tor the ytar 1877
SECTION g. This act shall take fleet and be in force
from and after It's passage and publication.
That vote is to be taken on p. opposed amendment
TO The constitution pursuance of the provision oi
ohapter f5S Of the laws of 1877 approved March 6,
1877, which act IS as tollows
AN ACt TO submit to the people an amendment Of
section OF article VIII Of the constitution OF this
state.
WHFREAs, The legislature of this state, at its an
aua session fo the year 1916 proposed snd adopted
by vote of majority of all the members elected 10
each OF the two houses thereof amendment to the
constitution OF this state the following language
Resolved BY the Senate, the Assembly copcurring.
That section OF article VIII of the constitution OF
this state be amended 10 read follows Section
2 Nc money shall paid out of the treasury except
In Pursuance of an appropriation by law. No sPproA
priatiou siGil be fOr the payment of claim
against the state except claims of the Untet States,
and Judgments, unless filed within years after
the claim acc.1led Approved March g. 1876: and
WHEREAS, Tie foregoing proposed amendment to
the constitution Of this state duly ratified aud
agceai TO by the legislature OF 1871, by majority Of
all the members elected to each hoCse, and duly
approved therefore,
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
SECTIoE l. The foregoing proposed amendment 70
the constitution Of this state shall be mitted to
th people general election 10 be held on Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday of November, 1871 and Il
the people shall approve and ratify said amendment
by majority Of the electors voting thereon, said
amendment shall become part Of the Constitution OF
this state
SECTION ,, The form of the ballot in voting to APP
prove and ratfy said stlneAt shall be "for the
amendment" and the form cf ballet against said
amendment shall be against TIE erdment, which
sha! be separate ballot, and said ballot said
amendment shall lie cast ia separate box TO be pro-
yided for that purpose, and all persons qualified tG
vote at any election ia this state shall be deemed
voters on this question.
SECTION g. The votes cast faror szais said amend
ment snail be counted aid retguet by the lnspec1OIs
Of the election in al respects as votes for state officers