August 12, 1875 (4 pages)

ah RTE Be iecci:.° Si PS (aeRO wile ahi Neca ai: ES af Se it their duties, under this ordinance shull, on _ in such manner as not to create a nuisance 5 HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS . ‘who have been treated with that pernicious _ Ordinance No. 57, HE TRUSTEES of the City of Nevada a do ordain as follows: , JJ section 1. It shall not be lawful for the owners or other persons having the charge of dogs to allow them to run at large within tho corporate limits cf the city of Nevada except as provided for in this ordi nance. . : Sectioi 2. Every owner or other person having the charge of dogs suall pay 4 lice®shifor. keeping each dog the sum. of two dollars and fifty cents ($2 50) per year, payable in advance at the Marshal's office. = Section 3. The Marshal shall provide for each person appiying for license ander this ordinance a brass ta: stamped with a consecutive number, which tag shall be securely fastened upon the hec of the dog for which the license is taken out. He -sball also furnish to the person taking out the licenses receipt for the amount of money paid with the date of the license. . Section 4. It shall be the duty of the “Marshal and Poiiceman to take up and confine: in somé suiteble place all dogs . . found ranuing at large within the .vorporate limits of the city, the owners of which have not complied with the provisions of +his ordinance. -Atid any person or persons -doc. the conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than twenty and not to exceed one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the eity prison for a term not to exceed ten days. = : Section 5. ‘It shall be the duty of the Marshal to advertise all dogs taken up under Sec, 4 of this ordinanc2, by potting s notice in front of his office giving as accurate a description of them as mey be. He shall keep them at least forty-eigut hours Any person claiming any dog ‘taken up a8 provided in this ordinance, shall pay to the Marshal the amount of the licens: and two ‘dollars, which the Marshal shall be allowe4 to retain as a compe ion for feeding and neeping said dog. At the expiration of the time of redemption the Marshal shall proceed to kill such dog8 and dispose of them to the inhabitants of the city. : —Section 6. ln. any-case where, from the nature or shyness of » Gog it would be dangerous or impossible tomake tuch arrest ag ig provided in' Section 4 of this ordinance, she Marshal or Policeman is authorized ,to and to dispose of them ss heretofore provided. Section 7. The City Clerk shallissue to the Marshal a eertain number of licenses, signed by the Clerk, and a corres onding number of brass tags takintehis Hbeipt for the same. ’ W. J. ORGAN, President. A. Ti. Hawson, Clerk. Z Nevada, July 18, 1875. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established by » 4 OR, J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850. No Cure, No Pay. Rongustation, by Letter or_other~ wise, Free. : . .§ enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted guccess of. 21 years,‘and his / become one of -¢he mest celebrated Institutions of the age, The t number annually received and enred, place it in point of number of pa~tiants among the very: first of the world, and . thence seutherly, a ong said First Avenue, the success of its treatment, ranks it second none. =" _PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in og are the great destroyers of health: They insidtously attack the system, and gradually undermine snd ‘destroy it; they drive jhe bloom f*om-the cheek, the lustre from the “fe, the strengtl: and vigor from the frame, they give puny an@ diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in Scrofula, Consuniption, vripples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, und the Insane. MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those MINERS&L POISON are not cured ; the disgave has assumed a new form. “DO NOT BE SATISFTED WITH PARTIAL CURE) ‘fhat leaves the poison to crawl through the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface; to burst out in the future with a viru-) snod tuat wilkbad@ie the effects of medicine —_—+“' SEMINAL WEAKNESS, © The tee he oy who experiences that growing wealnegs iff his mhscalir and mental organization should stop and consid whence ita rises. He-will find in the weassessof the back, trembling of the.limbs, -aisordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for so‘ety, dvead of impending troutge, forebodage of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and las_civicus dreams, accompanied by growing deafpess,-toss of; arusemlaz power, amd nupierous otner symptoms of disorganization, tne positive traces of that most terrible and destrartive of ail diseases—Semifial Weak-arpg ior gy away his powers, destroying his hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path f his existence, towarda premature and loathsome grave, “So him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal-emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its‘apgaarance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguazd -and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery mM the hat lat ne Pe looks to ji eras much yf her noes es vic-_ fin of its evit,and an utd Ceattphnics of bis punishment, fe adds to his misery and disorder until hepe leaves him. There ia no reseue: except in proper and skillfal treatmeyt,; Cousulf, then, at.enge, a physi-eian whose practice and Careful research has made him thoreughly conversant with’ every. phase of the disease, Those who hay” becom e-vidtiims of solitary vices, adful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousandsef sick roomeyrith paralytics reds of untimeed victims,should ) , one who will sympa ~bise with theirs To such th Poctor would especiallP recoiiimiend im: i oeach andall guarntees of a Perf Petmbanetit \Curedwith@nt hindrape from business, change of diet, fear exposure. ; ; IMPORTANT PO T IES. Wheat! A Peniale fein peer atllicted with disease, and requires metical or surgiaul attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fuliy competent to administer rellet, and whose respectable a in society recommends him to the conf#epce of tiecommun ‘ Doctor, andersianting: wow ser € cessary these reqairements are, feels called upon fo interPowe, and by calling fle at eof the afflicted to the-fact that hehas been a Professor of Qlstetries and Femal and consumptives, and bh y graves with its mis for fw yaty Years, and is, tully qualified to _adriufpisterin wil cases, both medically and surgically not in @ superficial manner, bat én as thorongh & meatier es years of spudy and practive---both in hospitals endfamilies can make /tousuve them from the hands of reais: som pe reser bo stage Pe design. a erefore, families ean wpea him a8 pon a father. Allin affection can find in him bead whocan feel and sympathise with aud beiriond them imtroy e in whose secresy thé Limba ednddense cen be ulacee. ii nes eas” IT ‘re Correspondents. . — LEPTERS.—-Persons of either sea, who wish £9 consnit the Docter, snd who car visit P Ryedertt A an! their tous in a fo! ., racHiTe: tr) assurance of. and ‘county of San Francisco, ‘the waters of said ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Francisco, northerly, . eastT? ; thence, wester: ScliBenses . wit of Alamepa, one Senstor. ELECTION PROGLAMATION. ATE of California, Executive Depart») ment, Sacramento, July 81,1875: Notice is hereby given that.@ Geuerzl Election will be held thro: the State on WEDNESDAY. the F’ day of SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1875, when the following oflicers are to be elected: , A Governor; A Lieutenant Governor; A Secretary of State; A C_ntroller; A Treasurer; — An Attorney General; A Surveyor, General; A. Clerk of the Supreme Court; Eour Representatives to the Congress of the’ United States; to Be elected in the following manner: One Re ntative in the Fir: 8: sional Di.trict—Comprising th ty and of Sam Francisco; oe, One Representative in the Second Congressional Distri¢t—Comprisihg the Counties of Contra Costa, Alemedsa,San Joaquin, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento; Placer, Nevada; Aipine, and Tuolumne. — One Representative in the Third Con. grekgiona] District—Compr the Counties of Marin, Scnoma, > , bake; SolanoYolo, Sutter, Yubs, Sierra, Butte, Plumas, Lassen, Tehamé, Cotasa, Mendicino, BumOne Representative inthe Fourth ‘Congressional District—Comprising the counties of San Diego, Los Anieles,/San Bervaruino, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San Luis Obispo, Tulate, Monterey, Sa= _ Benito, Fresno, Kern, Merced, Mariposa,Stanisiaus, . Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Monv, and Inyo. = . Also, State Senators, as follows:First District—Composed of the counties Fifth Distriet-—Composed of the counties of tiposa, Merced, and Stanislaus, Ope . . Senator. : : Sixth District--Composed of the counties of Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Benito, One Senator. = = seventh District-—Com posed of the county of Santa-Clara, One Senator. % Eighth District—Composed of the city: and county ef San M :teo, One Senator. ee : Ninth District—Gemposed of that portion of the city and coufity of San Francisco, bounded and" dessribed a8 follows, te wit; Conmenting at s point wherethe southérly line States—Military Trinity, Shasta, Siskiyou, and Mo‘; ; = of SanDiego end, San Bernardine, One after advertising, gubject to redemption. . § asses . , counties of Colusa and Teliama, One Sen = Also, members of the Assembly, as fol-Ser ee Joz4n Diego County, one member.San county, One member, Los Angeles county, two miembers. Ventura and Santa Barbara counties; one member. Se a = San Luis Obispo county, one member. Fresno county, one member. ‘Tulare and Kern counties, one member. Mono and Inyo Counties, one member. Mariposa and Merced counties, one memStanislaus covnty, one mentber, Santa Cruz county, one member, Monterey county, one member, San Benito county, one member. Santa Clara coutity, three members. San Mateo county, one member. Sah Francisco (from Ninth Senatorial District) Four mémbers, San mc {from Tenth Senatorial District) féur membersve San Francisco, (from Eleventh Senatorial District) four mem : San Francisco, (from ‘Twelfth Senatorial District) four members. : San Francisco: {from “Thirteenth Senatorial District) four members.Alameda county, three members, -. Contra Césta county, one niember. Marin county, one member. Gee Sancounty, three members. Amador. county, two members. _Tuolumtie county, one member, Calaveras county, one member. Sacraméhto county, three members. Solano county, two members. — * Yolo county, one member. Naps gounty, one member. Lake county, oné member. Sonoma county, three members,Placer county, ore member, ’ El. Dorado county, one members ¥l Dorado and Alpine. counties, one memif Nevada county, three members. Sierra county, one member. ~ ¥uba county, two members. Sutter county, one membet, Butte county, two members, ~ = Plumas and Laxsen counties, one memHumboldt county, one member. Mendocino county, one member. ~ Del Norte county, oné member. Siskiyou and-Modoc counties, one memTrinity and Shasta. counties, one mem: Coluéa and Tehama Counties, one mem_ . ) Sweetlana—Polls at school house, Jno: Reasoner,Judges. Se eet hth tile -a¢ Woodruff's store. /8> Richardson,’ Inspectcr; A. L. Voted pet 308-5 Driscoll, Judges. Carlisle—-Polis at Hotel. O, H, Culbertson, Inspector; H. H. Hartley» and_.0. E; Green, Judges. : : S asbington—Polls at McBéan’s saloon. Henry Kotler, Inspector; S. C, Chase and 4 E, D. Brimskill, Judges. .; Omega—Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. T. Merrill,Inspector; W. A. Marshall and A. T. Fry, Judges. © t ? “““DISTRICT NO. 4. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Ready—Polls at Schroeder's Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L. Slack, Judges. 4 Indian Springs--Polls at M. P, Hatch’s. M. P. Hatch, Inspector; Wm, M. Nutter ana H: L. Hatch, Judges. ae : Antnony House—Polls at Anthony House, Guilford Bullard, Inspector; Chas. Cole and Thomas Stark, Jrdges. _ Mooney. Flat—Polls at. Schmidt’s Hotel. Geo. Smith, Inspector; Ames Power.and David Brown, Judges. : Cherokee—Polls. at school house. Pau Quick, Inspector; Kerr Phelan, and J. ¥ White, Judges.— =a San Judn—Poll’s at James A. Sticger’s . Dixen and 8. M. Crall. Judges, si ; -O; Hiscox, Inspector; John 8. Brown and Wm Warner. Judges. = ee Birchville—Polls at G. B. Newell's store. Geo. B. Newell, Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. French Corral--Polls at school honse. —} ¥VrGBeil, Inspector; Dayid Alexander and 8. Daucher, Judges. : : ‘DISTRICT NO. 5. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Truck Polis oné Goo: west of Post +Office. Charles Humphries Inspector; B. _Cruthers ac:d E. W. Hayden, Judges.— Boca—Polls at School House. L. E. . Doan, Inspector; B. F. Bacon and Harry Dunn, Jvdges. . : _'¢. LYVELE YORK TOWNSHIP. You Bet--Pulls at Peter Druuzer’s Hotel. John Hussey, Inspector, B. F: Snell and Frank-Enns, Judyes. . 4 ; : Little York—-Polis at Mrs. Dryran’s Hotel. .Williafa Hill, Inspector; John Robb and A. Schutt, Jucges. . : Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s building. J, B. Frick, Inspector; Jobn Regan and John Smith, Judges. _Lin-the commission of ‘any of the offences: . giving such elector to understand that it Cal = 4 prisonment in the State.Prison f : awe than one nor more than five yee. ~ TO, THE UNFORTUNATE. 7 DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY mentioned in the four preceding sections, js -punishahle. by impris nment in. the County Jail for the period of six months, or in the State Prison not-execeeding two’ years. ~ $ec; 53.-Every person who, by force, . threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectly attempt -to infiuence any elector in giving his vote, or deter him from giving.the same, or attempt’by any méans whatever to awe, restrain, hinder, or disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector Wishing to vote, who cannot read, with a ticket, informing or i & ou, SSTABLISHED in 1954, for the treat : ‘ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases euch a8 Gonorrhea, Gieet, Stricture, Syphil.: is im all its forms, ‘Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years _ standing) and Ulcerated egs.Successiully ~” treated. ‘i DR. GIBBON — the La yateoty pa an. ; 3 nouncing that he return visi or defrauds any elector at any -such-elec-. {ne principal Hospitals of Europe, hope tion, by deceiving and causing such elec-. resumed practice at his P-spenrary, 623 tor to vote for a different person or any of. ¢ y Street, corner of Coramer id ‘Han fice than he intended or desired to vote for; tieco, where his old patients and those or who, beitg Inspector, Judge, or Clerk) pequiring this services may find him. of any election, while acting as.such,in-. yo poctor has spared neither time no duces or at 6mpts to induce any elector, money in seekir-g out new remedies, and either by means of” reward, or promise . oturned with increaseu acilities for the thereof, to vote differefitly from whatsuch slieviation of husnat sufferings--———---——elector intended or desired to vote, he is Horrible Diseases. . guilty of a misdemeanor. ~~ ~~ jo am at ee ike S'sec. 54, Every person who, with intent . aie ana female, are there Who ate sufferto promote the éleetion of himself, or any . j, g out 8.101 Agger prides cole tel wage’ kas be Ss A site, . . fect of secret indulgences, or from virus . 1, Furnishes entertainment-at his -ex-} bsorbe mito the “63 ehadok aie pense to any meeting of électors previous . Pali enweiated and disfigured faces and 2 Preir broken doWu constitations, disqnali. . cpg bYS Lor, procures, OF engages to pay tyi or thé happi a ae se ee ee. a= or tLe enjoyment of life. In this horrid 3. Furni. hes or engages to pay or deliv-. jituation thousands suffer until death elosés plone! ee bone the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends of procuring the attendance-of voters at the attend toany:ot t vwhottte sufferiag polls, or for the purpose of compensating . Lith any of these horrible life destroyin any petson for procuring the attendance of . -ajadics—see that they are cared for sit voters at the polls, except the conveyance eure hefore it be too late. . Send them im. of voters who are si°k or infirm. mediately to Dr. Gibbon. @ physician wlio 4. Furpishes or engages to pay ordeliver. . . ade private disease his especial study any money or property for sny purpose in-. 0) yesrs, and who is certain to cure the tered to promote the election of any cannone inveterate cases. withdut mercury or ; : holding. . 37 Sewage é i i j drugs. Et is important-to those. moey Reape a g a anid_of eo en aaiieted, or to those who are inter Printing and of circul.sing pelctty puch -. aetclin thie welters.of thet toiiet. }0 Pe ce eae hd et ai eareful of the many pretended doctors who <a 6 ee ee infcét all cities, publishing their skifi in Every person who, being a can. : vs. i a didate at any election, offers or agrees to. caring all diseases in & Saw Sys. BEveNs ic-b] ing th mes of emappoint-or procure the appointment of any oat ne rae PY. i ed xe > ora re aaa — _ ee nates places, Be, therefore, careful and make! Ineat or consideration to any person to . bining ingu.Fies, or you may fall into the = cont ins a name written or printed thereon vote fer, or procure or aidin proc the election of such ‘candidate, “is guilty of a bands of ae oa aan : i oe rson,not being a canSeminal Emissions, the consequence of Reservation, known: as the ‘Presidio Reservation.” intersects with thé watars of the Pacific Ocean; thence meendering along erly, aud southerly to ‘the point where Washington street intersects with said hay; thence westerly, along said. Washington street, to its intersection “with the southerly boundary line of the **Presiuid Reservation;”. thence westerly, and along the southerly boundary lire of said “Presidio Reservation” to its intersection with the Pacific Ocean ‘and the polit of beginning—One Senator. Tenth District--Composed of that portion of: the City and. county ‘of San -Prescisco, boundéd and described as follows, to wit:Commencing at a point where the southerly bouudary line of the ‘Presidio Reservation” intersects with the waters of the Pacific ocean, thence easterly and along th > southerly boundary line of said “Pre. sidio Reservation,” to the point where First Avenue intersects with said ‘boundary line; to the puint where Washington street intersects with said First Avenue; thence easterly, along said Washington street, to its interseotion witlnthe waterso/ the Bay of Sau Francisco, thence southerly, along the line of said bay, to the point of interof, Maruet street withsaid bay; entice weaterly, along said Market street, tothe point where Geary strect intersects with said Market street; thence westerly, along said Geary street, to where it connects with! nt’ Lobos -Toll Road; thence alon# kaid Point Lobos ‘oll Road, and said to)l road produced in a direct line to the. Pacific an; thence northerly, slong said ocean, to the point of beginning-~One Senator. ; Eleventh District—Composed of that portion ofthe city and county of San Francisco, boundéd and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point on the line of Market street where Fourth street intersects with said Market street; thence easterly, and-along ssid Market street to the waters of the Bay of San Francisco; thence southerly and southwesterly along the line of ‘he waters of said bay, toa point where Fourth street intersects with said bay; thence northerly along the line of said Fourth street, to the point of beginning— One Senator. —~ ’ Twelfth District--Composed of that portion of the city and county.of San Francisco, bounded and described as follows,to wit: Commencing at the intersection of ‘Larkin and Geary streets, and renning thence easterly nlong said Geary street to its intersection with. Market strees; thence southwesterly along the line of paid Market street to the point of inte fion of Fourth street with said Mark street; thence southerly along ssid Fo street . to the point of its intersection with Channel street; thence saughwesterly along said Channel street to the point of its intersection with Bighth streets thence northerly, . alung said Kighth street to the point of its intersection with Market street; thence tepals i said Market gitcet to tlie 6din “the Jatersettion of Larkin are eth sifd pS aes tei 5 portherly dlong said Lartiv street to the point ot pose ringed we Senators, Thifteenth Distriet-—-Composed of that porticn .of the ¢ity and.connty of San Franciseo, bounded and deseribed as fol¢ Commencing at a point int Lobos Tol! Road prdduced ct line westerly, intersects with the Srs.of.the Pacific Ocean, and runing hérce asterly along said Point Lobos Toll Koad to the.point of itg connection >with Gvary strecé; thence alongsaid Geary street easterly to, its intersection with, Larkin atreet* thettce goutherly along said Larkin street to the point of dts intersection with Market treet S thence’ northeasterly along sald Market § € set, to the p int where Eighth street cts with said Market street;,.thence _squtheasterly along said’ bi oe ery ‘to itsintersection with Channel street; thenc rtheasterly slong said Gna! Wires ebb. poits of its interseetion wita Fourth street; thence southeasterly along said Pourth.street to the point of its inters ction with the Bay of San -Franeieco; thence southerly along the line of the waters of said bay to the airs of intersecti f the bounda: e between the citgtand coumiby bt MEARS ieee and the county of San. Mateo with. the waters eto’ the point’ tion with the Pacido oecan=thenté Aortherly ery the line of said ocean i the point 0 uning--'fwo rg pee Diniiee Sof the Fifteenth . District—Composed. of the courities of Contra Coeta and 1 Marin, one a 8 nth Distric * Ere xtee em phy ed ,ote counties of San Jesquin hex aan, one Senator [Sun Joaquin ele:ting the Senator} . highteenth District—Composed of the county of Sacramento, One Senator. Ninetéeénth: Distrigte+ Oownhaaed ef the counties of Solanoann Yolo, One Senator; (Selano«te-tipg the Sen Twen Spastic cate ue of Napa, Lake, and , One Sera, . twéhty’Seven th DiStriet—Com posing the counties of Mendicino, Humbolit, and Del ] Norte, One Senator, : Fe ‘ ‘Pwentvy-Kighth \Distriet—Composing the a cou ,frinity and years) in cra Dow I SS yled . cho abarekl ~ A = along. gain . Ing the coun. ’ 2 There will also be submitted to the people for their ratification or rejection ‘‘An Act recommending to the electors of the State to vote for or agaiist a Convention to revise and change the Constitution of the State,” approved March 27, 1874. “The ballots used at this election may contain the words ‘For the Cunvention,’ or the words ‘Against the Conventicn,’ or words io the same effect,written or printed thereon: and the Inspector. and the Judges of Election at each and every poll-in the State, shall ascertain and make returo of the number of votes cast in favor of a Convention, and the number of votes cast against a Convertion, as aforesaid, in like manner and witb the same particularity as otlier votes are required by law to be counted and returned.” : “And I “do hereby offer a reward of one hundred dollars. for the arrest and conviction of any and every person violating any of the provisions of Title IV, Part 1, of the Penal,Gode; such rewards to be paid until the total amount hereatter expended for the purpose reaches the-sum of ten thousand dollars.’ , : In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused-the--Great Seal of State to. be affixed at Sacramento, this thirty-first day of July, A. D. 1875. R. PACHECO, Governor Attest: Drury MELONE, [SEAL.] Secretary of State. peuegaiiae ‘In*accordance with +he-foregoing proclamation of the Governor of the State of California; itis hereby-ordered that a General Election be heid on WEDNESDAY, the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER, for the following State, cdunty and township offices;. Fora Representative for the Second Congressional District, and for a member of the Board of Supervisors from each, the Qnd and 4th Supervisor Districts, viz: 1 Governor, . ‘ 2 Lieutenant Governor, . 3 Setreta*y of State. 4 Controller. 5 Treasurer, — 6 Attorney General. 7 Surveyor General. 8 Clerk of the Supreme Court. 9 A Representative for the Second Congressiopal District. + 10 Member of the Assembly. 11 Member of the Assembly. 12 Member of the Assembly. 13 Sheriff. 14 County Clerk. 15 Recorder, A 16 Treaburer. { 17 Assessor. : 18 District Attorney. 19. County Surveyor. 20 SchoelSupcrintendent, 21 Public Administrator.22 Coroner. ; : 23 Constable for each municipal town. ship. Constable for each municipal township. 95 There wil} also be submitted to the people for their, ratification or, rejection, “An Act Teeommending to the electors of the State to vote for or against a convention to revise and change the Constitution of the State:’ Approved March 27tif, 1874, in accordance with the proclamation of the Governoy of the State of Cal’ __ tia hereinbefore = 3 : __Gongtitutional Convention [¥es.or.No.] * 26 1 Supervisor for the 24 Supervisor Districtyeomposed of Grass -VaHey-Lownship, 1 isor, forthe 4fi.Sapervisor District, comprised in the townships of Bridgeport and xotigh and Ready. ’ And it is further Ordefed, in acé-Tdatice with Seotion 1142-ef the Political Code of the State of California, that the following named =pergons ‘be: a meth: officers of election in'and for their respective precinets,.anu that the electiou: be held in the house®.or room. designated . apposite the name of éach of said precincts: SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO, 1. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. — 7 Nevada—Po.ls at the Court House. M. I, Marsh, Inspeefor; John Duunicliff and Chas. E. Mullog; Judges. i Blue Tent Precinct—Polls atthe sehool house. .0, D, Campbell, Inspeector;. B.D. Chadwick and J. Moody, Judges. : DISTRICT NO, 2, 4S otf GRASS VALLEY TOWNSED. sid Grass Valley—-Polls.at Town Hall. P, H, Paynter ctor; W. D. Woods and G. Hainilton, Judges.“ Forest’ Springs+Polls at Geo. Little's buildings i Geo. Little; .Imspector; Benjapay Cubvin, ud I, J. bgen. Judges. _ Buena Vista—Polls at Geo. Kresge. Hil‘ton, Inspettor; Geo! Kress and’ Wi!’ Melarkey, Judges. .«; * ws ar eT No.3. EKA TOWNSHIP. “‘Pateka2P 18 at ‘Robb's Hotel. Wr. Wall, Sudgess ) ve Sinw oe! « Moore's Flst—Polis.at the Skating Rink. Wat F Gunmninge, Inspector; J: Mocigem. ery and J. Rich, Judges. -Ossaville-——Polls at Culbertson’s Board. ing House. R. Crooms, Inspector; L. D. Batis and Wm, Bockman, Judges, un .e » BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, re uy ¢ ry 3 W. Ge M emery, Inspecters; Ed. Cummings and Geo. S. Farley, Judges. —; t ss Pairs Digest “Composing th Hill—-Polls at Pentoss Hotel. ‘H. ret 2 4s &e4 ‘ Powell, Inapeetor; David Coby and’ a. L. . Hunt’s Hill--Polis at McAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Hanly,. Inspector; A. G. Turner and Wm. Jones, Judges. 3 PART I. TITLE ¥V.—Of Crimes against the Elective Franchise. Section 41, Every person charged with the performance of aur duty under the pro-. visions of any law of this State relating to élections who wilfully neglects or refuses to perform it, or who in his officiel capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or: violation.of any of the provisions of such law is, uuless a different punishment for such an act or onfission -i§ preseribed by tl is Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousaud dollays, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceeding five years, or both. ' Sec. 42. Every person who wilfully causes, pro¢ur 6, or allows himself to be registeréd in. the Grent Register of any county Knowing himself. not to be entitled to such registration, 1s punishable by fme not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. In all cases where on the tris! of a person charged with apy offense uncer the prévisions of this section, it appears in evidence that. the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for suca registration,the Court must order such-registration to be canceled, Sec. 43. Every person who, after being registered by the Board of Judges, at ary election, refuses to be ‘sworn, or, being sworn, refuses to answer apy. pertinent question propounded by such Board,touching the righ of authors to vote, is guiity of é misdemeanor. ; ec, 44, Every person summoned to ap-pear and testily before any Board of Registration, who wilfuliy disobeys such summons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 45. Every. person not entitled to vote who fraudulently votes, and every person who votes more than once at any one election or knowingly hands in two or ‘more tickets folded. together, or changes any ballot after the same has beer deposited in the ballet-box. or adds or attempts to add, any ballot to those legally polled at any election either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before or ‘after the -ballots— therein. have been counted, or adds to er mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with,*the ballots lawfully polled, other, ballets while the sdme are being count<d or canvassed. or at any othertime with intent to change the result of such election; or carries away, or déstroys, or attempts to carry away or_destgoy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of, breaking up or invalidating such election, or wilfuliy detains,mutilates, or destroys any election returns, or in any manner so interferes with the offi: cers holding such election or conducting such Canvass, or with the yoters lawfnlly exercising their rights of yoting.,at: th election, as to prevent Such electio. or canvass from being fairly held and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec. 46 Every peftson not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote,or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to yote more than once st any election, is guilty of amisdemeanor, Sec. 46. Every’: person who procures, aids, assists, counsels or advises another to give-or offer his vote at any election, know{pe that the person is not qualified-to vote, s ge ity of a misdemeanor. . @; 48 Bvery officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying any peli list, or. in placing any ballots in the ballot box, or taking any therefrom, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots. to those le alts polled ab aucheleption, either by fraudulently ‘introducing the same into the ballot box. before or after the.,ballots therein have becn counted, or adds to or mixes with,,or, attempts fqadd to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed, 6. af anyother time, with the intent to ¢ aenge t ne result of said eleetion, or alléwanotherto d6 soWhen'‘in His power to prevent it, orcarries awayor destroys,or kncwingly allows another to carry away or destr'y; any poll list, ballot box; of, ballots lawful_y polled is punishable by imprisonment in the ‘State oh for het less than two nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judgé, Jor Clerk of an election, who, previous to putting the: ballot of an elector in th€ ballot box, attemrprs to find out aoe name on such ballot, or who opens, or suffers the folded ballot of any éleetor which hasbeen banded in to be opened or examined previous to ppaiting theshme: intd the ‘baliot: box, or any folded bailotwith the view to ascertain the name of any person for whom the elector has vated, or who, without the consent .of the elector, disclos-s the name of any person which such Inspector, Judge, ar Clerk has fraudulentty or illegally discovered 'to have been voted for by such, elector, is pubishable by fine, not Tess than fifty nor megs than Avy hu dollars, Soc, -50.° * ry person who forges or counterfeits returns of an vlectiompurperting to have been held at a pfecinct, town, feitreturns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinct, toh or ward . where no election was actually held ig. puwishable by imprisonment in the Staté Prison for a term of not less than two nor more —~ ton papas ay ess ' _ Sece 51. Every person who wi }4e,orsubtra ta from. the ee i. cast at an.eleetion,im amy returns, or w maw. pud . alters such refuras, 4 punishalje by ixwho makes or placés an~ mark or device en ; or ward where noeleetion was in fact held, . gr wilfully ‘substitutes farged or counter Fa ES Pape aNye meets . . ' i vice;ordeprayed . pexual indulgence, is practice y the youth of both sexes to an simiost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certeinty, the following train of. morbid symptéms, uuless: cémbatted by <«geientific . medical measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in — ape sige TB in, of any legislative caucus, politi-al convenos po pie Sree a uae Bo Oe eS ead wink ber Avss ‘about the loins, weakness of the limbs, litical gathe.ing-ofany Kind, held for the “i 2, 3 “ a purpése of nominating candidates fr ofed — ee ose a tices of honor, trust, or profit in this State, confidence, disnu : with intent to influence the person to} SS, ® oping —— a aad. ek : whom such bribe is given or offered'to be disposition fi im ies nd various more fayorable to-‘one candidate than ory. hectic Sout sue i. teed tongue another, and every person, member of eitheruptions avout Oe . ‘consumption night cr of tha bodies din Cis edctim thentioned . fetid phentiny cox pba: SORRRIEE Res ity — who receive or offers to receive any euch = ering pee pedaons go afllictbribe, is punishable by ‘imprisonmeni in . télief be not © alin ee either ir the State Prison not less than one nor ed should apply ares b anhive effected more than fourteen years. bonita sda, 8 cigs heer gibi of treatin : Sec. 88. Every person who by threats, . bY Dis new ats Se ie f effecti : intimidations, or umlawful violence, wil. *4!* Cera per oti i G afitgive fully hincers_or prevents electors from ‘us. quick shu eT to any ene ¥ho will sembling in public meeting for the considOne Mnndred§ bey him that he vascured erstion of public questiuns is guilty of a prove satisfactorily ‘ther of tue San misdemeanor. , of this complaint by om — : bo 59. Every person who willfully dis. . Francisco ag oa peak, urbs or breaks up-any—public meeting of cae rried om ‘ electors Gr others, lawfully being held for OF those who contemplate marriage, wh : these fearful the purpose of considering public .quessre suffering ances ere i: By ar res tions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. auladies, should not See aaa. nor delay tec. 60. Fvery person who makes, offers spunsibility icone Hips 14 3 or accepts any bet or wager upon the re: be sare ‘callin Fa Dr. Gibbon’s office. or : sult of any election, or upon the success _enen® ve Ang ar ici may rely or f ilur« of any person or. candidate, or send: for packages of are pie tial nd upon the number of votes to be cast either id his ane en Bari rae no more in the aggregate or’ of any partleulrr canwit ch sad with a fair and mutudidaté, or upon the yote to be cast upon than to be charg! jeration of services any person, is guilty of a misdemeanor. ally orargggpioresk Pic ry circumstances Sec. 61. Every person. who wllilfully rend@red, consi sere a toe prevalent and violates any of the provisions of the lawg der ieceane ee pd tortion emong quacks of this tate relating to electisns, is, unless stein at oto ‘a different punishment forsnch violation toy : j i is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a . D GIEDUN. is ere ecinant, fine not exceeding one thousand doilars, or aa “f hin 7 to effect =“ radical and pelby imprisunment in the State Prisou not Dating See harge : exceeding five years or by .bet. arnent cure, OF make Dd SOAtEe. : 5 ‘at Hom ~Sec. 62.Every persoh whio prints any Cured ticket not in conformity with section ove . ,,PoT#0n8 sta distance may be CURED AT. thousand one hundred and ninety-oae, of snc gerers —_ aA ao the Political Code, or who circulates or} (0 o th, Prd ee has Sentnnen and the gives to another any ticket, knowing at the saat as cakes ptly forwarded free from time that such ticket does not contorm to . Meczeme gee ri nie oe any part of the the provisions of section ohe thousand one comeas a Tait an plain direction for » hundred and ninety-one of the Poiitical eg? "By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in Code, is guilty of a mfSdemeanor. coin, in a registered letter through the By order of the Board of Supervisors of . post Office, or through Wells, Targo & Co., the County of Nevada, State of California, . g package of medicine will be forwarded made and entered at regular session, Satby express tu any part of the Union. wi day, Fpy-24GbeAe D 1876. Soysy 7 Gdress DR. 3: F. GIBBON, 628 ‘Kearney % . Grout G. ALLAN, T. P. CRANDALT,, didate, who communicates any Offer made . in violation of the last section to any person, with intentto induce him to vote for or to procure the election of the candidute making: the Offer, is guilty of a misde meanor. : Sec. *¥ 84,.85, 86. Everyperson who gives or offers to bribe-any officer or membher rtieet, couner. Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic: Box 1957. : Private ntrance on: Coramercisl : treet.» : » WPRANK ‘PAUSON, Ler to put BOX 4957 outhe lee JOHN McCoy, oe oe a bias Oe Cohsultations FREE. — ae E on,, Clerk. aC idents _W. ease into By James. D: White, Deputy. tid Sa ss F DR. GIBBON that they read his advertises } ment in tae DaiLy TRANSCRIPT. myl DELINQUENT NOTICE. = ** "No 704. Application fora Patent to MinORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Claim ING COMPANY. Location of prin= —_— cipal place of business, tan Francié__-UNTTED STATES LAND-OFFICE,——_. -¢6, California. Location ‘of works. horth Sacramento, Cal. Jyne 24, 1875, . Bloomfield, Nevada ;Coupty, California, Y OTICE is hereby given, that James D. . Notice—There are delingvent, upon the White, whose Post Office is Nevada . following @escrihed: “stock, on account “of City, Nevada county, Cal., has tris day Assessment No. 38,levied onthe Sixteenth made application for patent for certain day of June, 1875, the several amotnts placer mining ground, beariug gold, situ. set opposite the names of the xespective ate in Diamond Creek Mihing District, Ne. Shareholders as follows: vada county, California, and. described_as No. of ~ No of follows: On* surveyed land, being the N % Names Certifi'e Shercs Amt of S W & of Sec. 13, Tp. 17 NR11EM D. Jobn Nightingale, 6 500 on M, and containing 80 acres, Said location . John Nightiugae,61 500 500 wes made Angist-90, 1878. by. Bb. Es-. BR. Bayerque, J.B. Fetmond, et al, and is recorded in the mining . ton, G. Dussol, and 5, records of Nevada county, on pages 340 and . L. Theller, Eexecutors \ 341 of said records; book No. 5. The ap-. of the Estate of P.L.A, F plieant claims by purchase. For title ‘of . Pioche, deceased, 62 6250 250 And in accordance with law; and 282 . 0der of the Board of Directors, made onjthe Sixteenth day of June, 1575, 80 ny shaves of each parcel of such stock as be necessary, wil! be sold at public auc at the office of the Company, No, 320 C fornia Street, Sar Francisco, California, 0” hats be ‘Thirteenth day ta a ; 375, at the hour of oglock, P. 4, such day, to BigP ad Haguedt Assessments thereon, together with costs of adyertisins and expenses of the sale. THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. Office—No. 320, California Street, 59" Francisco, California. — : Assessment Notice. ——— puiors see-hook 44 of deeds; ge 4597 an. +460. ‘tecords Nevada~ county. bas 2 joining claimants are the claims of White & Co., and the claim of “Rogers & Co, on tie south. a : a an AYY persons “holding ‘any adverse ‘claim thereto are hereby required to present the same yefererthis dice ~wifhin: sixty days from the first d#y of publishing hereof: +s st ‘No. 01 A Application. for'a Patent to a Mhining Claim. . UNITED STATES LAND -OFFICE; Sacramento, Cal., June 19, ist OTICE fs hereby given, that John H. Eden, whose Post Office is Nevada er NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANSLocation of principal place of busk “pess;San Franciseo, Cal.fornia. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevaida igh Cali‘ern ‘otiece is iven oe ; eo County, Cal., has made appli-. a sasaee deriee pnaroby ‘id on the PL ee lll apg ts for the Spritig Ravine} Sixteenth day of July,'1876, on assessment, ag se ng Claim, bearing geld, situate AN. 11) of One-Duliaa ‘per share was levNevada Mining District, Nevada county, . ied upon the capital sto. k of the Corpcr® California, and described as follows, to wit: . tion, payubl¢ immediately in United Siates rey veyed lenddy being! te S.igof $B \ . gala yore the cae at the office of 9B % of Section No. Three (3) in Town-'. the Compariy, No. 320, Galitorbis eet, ship Sixteen (16) North, Range Fight (8) . San F : East, Mount Di ¥ ; : + rancisco, California, . ». ae , Mount Disblo-Base and Meridinn,and . Any stock npon which ‘his assessment tomy (20) acres: Saia’ ioca. shall remain unpaid on the Twenty-third day conteinis “9 ss otthe g i pri 19, 1873, by ‘the ap. of August 1875; will be delinquent, and adNew Ty = orded in the Keeords of . vertited for sale at public auction; sud UD" a a pores 2h California, book No. 5, page fess paymiant ie mace Before, will be ean . Claimants ate the claim of . on TUESDAY, the Fourteenth, day of bn Al ughes on the North. 1876, tc pay the delinquent asres® *; here one holding any Airerse claim . together-with costwot advertieing and ¢% Caer aren Tevy Tequired! to present the . pensesiof sale. fiear a me this‘ otfice within sixty days Baa are DEBBX, Scents . Peckcieed, sidcrtin Orne BES gat ot aan hem A thar Kh MRA WAH eM Zh AB OA tie LV Pee ae ae

ah RTE Be iecci:.° Si PS (aeRO wile ahi Neca ai: ES af Se it their duties, under this ordinance shull, on _ in such manner as not to create a nuisance 5 HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS . ‘who have been treated with that pernicious _ Ordinance No. 57, HE TRUSTEES of the City of Nevada a do ordain as follows: , JJ section 1. It shall not be lawful for the owners or other persons having the charge of dogs to allow them to run at large within tho corporate limits cf the city of Nevada except as provided for in this ordi nance. . : Sectioi 2. Every owner or other person having the charge of dogs suall pay 4 lice®shifor. keeping each dog the sum. of two dollars and fifty cents ($2 50) per year, payable in advance at the Marshal's office. = Section 3. The Marshal shall provide for each person appiying for license ander this ordinance a brass ta: stamped with a consecutive number, which tag shall be securely fastened upon the hec of the dog for which the license is taken out.. He -sball also furnish to the person taking out the licenses receipt for the amount of money paid with the date of the license. . Section 4. It shall be the duty of the “Marshal and Poiiceman to take up and confine: in somé suiteble place all dogs . . found ranuing at large within the .vorporate limits of the city, the owners of which have not complied with the provisions of +his ordinance. -Atid any person or persons -doc. the conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than twenty and not to exceed one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the eity prison for a term not to exceed ten days. = : Section 5. ‘It shall be the duty of the Marshal to advertise all dogs taken up under Sec, 4 of this ordinanc2, by potting s notice in front of his office giving as accurate a description of them as mey be. He shall keep them at least forty-eigut hours Any person claiming any dog ‘taken up a8 provided in this ordinance, shall pay to the Marshal the amount of the licens: and two ‘dollars, which the Marshal shall be allowe4 to retain as a compe ion for feeding and neeping said dog. At the expiration of the time of redemption the Marshal shall proceed to kill such dog8 and dispose of them to the inhabitants of the city. : —Section 6. ln. any-case where, from the nature or shyness of » Gog it would be dangerous or impossible tomake tuch arrest ag ig provided in' Section 4 of this ordinance, she Marshal or Policeman is authorized ,to and to dispose of them ss heretofore provided. Section 7. The City Clerk shallissue to the Marshal a eertain number of licenses, signed by the Clerk, and a corres onding number of brass tags takintehis Hbeipt for the same. ’ W. J. ORGAN, President. A. Ti. Hawson, Clerk. Z Nevada, July 18, 1875. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE Established by » 4 OR, J. C. YOUNG, IN 1850. No Cure, No Pay. Rongustation, by Letter or_other~ wise, Free. : . .§ enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted guccess of. 21 years,‘and his / become one of -¢he mest celebrated Institutions of the age, The t number annually received and enred, place it in point of number of pa~tiants among the very: first of the world, and . thence seutherly, a ong said First Avenue, the success of its treatment, ranks it second none. =" _PRIVATE DISEASES. In Males and Irregularities in og are the great destroyers of health: They insidtously attack the system, and gradually undermine snd ‘destroy it; they drive jhe bloom f*om-the cheek, the lustre from the “fe, the strengtl: and vigor from the frame, they give puny an@ diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race of man. The marks can be seen in Scrofula, Consuniption, vripples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, und the Insane. MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those MINERS&L POISON are not cured ; the disgave has assumed a new form. “DO NOT BE SATISFTED WITH PARTIAL CURE) ‘fhat leaves the poison to crawl through the system, eating its way into the tissues and organs beneath the apparently smooth surface; to burst out in the future with a viru-) snod tuat wilkbad@ie the effects of medicine —_—+“' SEMINAL WEAKNESS, © The tee he oy who experiences that growing wealnegs iff his mhscalir and mental organization should stop and consid whence ita rises. He-will find in the weassessof the back, trembling of the.limbs, -aisordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for so‘ety, dvead of impending troutge, forebodage of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and las_civicus dreams, accompanied by growing deafpess,-toss of; arusemlaz power, amd nupierous otner symptoms of disorganization, tne positive traces of that most terrible and destrartive of ail diseases—Semifial Weak-arpg ior gy away his powers, destroying his hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path f his existence, towarda premature and loathsome grave, “So him who finds his life dribbling out in the discharge of the vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal-emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its‘apgaarance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguazd -and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery mM the hat lat ne Pe looks to ji eras much yf her noes es vic-_ fin of its evit,and an utd Ceattphnics of bis punishment, fe adds to his misery and disorder until hepe leaves him. There ia no reseue: except in proper and skillfal treatmeyt,; Cousulf, then, at.enge, a physi-eian whose practice and Careful research has made him thoreughly conversant with’ every. phase of the disease, Those who hay” becom e-vidtiims of solitary vices, adful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousandsef sick roomeyrith paralytics reds of untimeed victims,should ) , one who will sympa ~bise with theirs To such th Poctor would especiallP recoiiimiend im: i oeach andall guarntees of a Perf Petmbanetit \Curedwith@nt hindrape from business, change of diet, fear exposure. ; ; IMPORTANT PO T IES. Wheat! A Peniale fein peer atllicted with disease, and requires metical or surgiaul attendance, the inquiry should be, where is there a physician who is fuliy competent to administer rellet, and whose respectable a in society recommends him to the conf#epce of tiecommun ‘ Doctor, andersianting: wow ser € cessary these reqairements are, feels called upon fo interPowe, and by calling fle at eof the afflicted to the-fact that hehas been a Professor of Qlstetries and Femal and consumptives, and bh y graves with its mis for fw yaty Years, and is, tully qualified to _adriufpisterin wil cases, both medically and surgically not in @ superficial manner, bat én as thorongh & meatier es years of spudy and practive---both in hospitals endfamilies can make /tousuve them from the hands of reais: som pe reser bo stage Pe design. a erefore, families ean wpea him a8 pon a father. Allin affection can find in him bead whocan feel and sympathise with aud beiriond them imtroy e in whose secresy thé Limba ednddense cen be ulacee. ii nes eas” IT ‘re Correspondents. . — LEPTERS.—-Persons of either sea, who wish £9 consnit the Docter, snd who car visit P Ryedertt A an! their tous in a fo! ., racHiTe: tr) assurance of. and ‘county of San Francisco, ‘the waters of said ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Francisco, northerly, . eastT? ; thence, wester: ScliBenses . wit of Alamepa, one Senstor. ELECTION PROGLAMATION. ATE of California, Executive Depart») ment, Sacramento, July 81,1875: Notice is hereby given that.@ Geuerzl Election will be held thro: the State on WEDNESDAY. the F’ day of SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1875, when the following oflicers are to be elected: , A Governor; A Lieutenant Governor; A Secretary of State; A C_ntroller; A Treasurer; — An Attorney General; A Surveyor, General; A. Clerk of the Supreme Court; Eour Representatives to the Congress of the’ United States; to Be elected in the following manner: One Re ntative in the Fir: 8: sional Di.trict—Comprising th ty and of Sam Francisco; oe, One Representative in the Second Congressional Distri¢t—Comprisihg the Counties of Contra Costa, Alemedsa,San Joaquin, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento; Placer, Nevada; Aipine, and Tuolumne. — One Representative in the Third Con. grekgiona] District—Compr the Counties of Marin, Scnoma, > , bake; SolanoYolo, Sutter, Yubs, Sierra, Butte, Plumas, Lassen, Tehamé, Cotasa, Mendicino, BumOne Representative inthe Fourth ‘Congressional District—Comprising the counties of San Diego, Los Anieles,/San Bervaruino, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San Luis Obispo, Tulate, Monterey, Sa= _ Benito, Fresno, Kern, Merced, Mariposa,Stanisiaus, . Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Monv, and Inyo. = . Also, State Senators, as follows:First District—Composed of the counties Fifth Distriet-—Composed of the counties of tiposa, Merced, and Stanislaus, Ope . . Senator. : : Sixth District--Composed of the counties of Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Benito, One Senator. = = seventh District-—Com posed of the county of Santa-Clara, One Senator. % Eighth District—Composed of the city: and county ef San M :teo, One Senator. ee : Ninth District—Gemposed of that portion of the city and coufity of San Francisco, bounded and" dessribed a8 follows, te wit; Conmenting at s point wherethe southérly line States—Military Trinity, Shasta, Siskiyou, and Mo‘; ; = of SanDiego end, San Bernardine, One after advertising, gubject to redemption. . § asses . , counties of Colusa and Teliama, One Sen = Also, members of the Assembly, as fol-Ser ee Joz4n Diego County, one member.San county, One member, Los Angeles county, two miembers. Ventura and Santa Barbara counties; one member. Se a = San Luis Obispo county, one member. Fresno county, one member. ‘Tulare and Kern counties, one member. Mono and Inyo Counties, one member. Mariposa and Merced counties, one memStanislaus covnty, one mentber, Santa Cruz county, one member, Monterey county, one member, San Benito county, one member. Santa Clara coutity, three members. San Mateo county, one member. Sah Francisco (from Ninth Senatorial District) Four mémbers, San mc {from Tenth Senatorial District) féur membersve San Francisco, (from Eleventh Senatorial District) four mem : San Francisco, (from ‘Twelfth Senatorial District) four members. : San Francisco: {from “Thirteenth Senatorial District) four members.Alameda county, three members, -. Contra Césta county, one niember. Marin county, one member. Gee Sancounty, three members. Amador. county, two members. _Tuolumtie county, one member, Calaveras county, one member. Sacraméhto county, three members. Solano county, two members. — * Yolo county, one member. Naps gounty, one member. Lake county, oné member. Sonoma county, three members,Placer county, ore member, ’ El. Dorado county, one members ¥l Dorado and Alpine. counties, one memif Nevada county, three members. Sierra county, one member. ~ ¥uba county, two members. Sutter county, one membet, Butte county, two members, ~ = Plumas and Laxsen counties, one memHumboldt county, one member. Mendocino county, one member. ~ Del Norte county, oné member. Siskiyou and-Modoc counties, one memTrinity and Shasta. counties, one mem: Coluéa and Tehama Counties, one mem_ . ) Sweetlana—Polls at school house, Jno: Reasoner,Judges. Se eet hth tile -a¢ Woodruff's store. /8> Richardson,’ Inspectcr; A. L. Voted pet 308-5 Driscoll, Judges. Carlisle—-Polis at Hotel. O, H, Culbertson, Inspector; H. H. Hartley» and_.0. E; Green, Judges. : : S asbington—Polls at McBéan’s saloon. Henry Kotler, Inspector; S. C, Chase and 4 E, D. Brimskill, Judges. .; Omega—Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. T. Merrill,Inspector; W. A. Marshall and A. T. Fry, Judges. © t ? “““DISTRICT NO. 4. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Ready—Polls at Schroeder's Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L. Slack, Judges.. 4 Indian Springs--Polls at M. P, Hatch’s. M. P. Hatch, Inspector; Wm, M. Nutter ana H: L. Hatch, Judges. ae : Antnony House—Polls at Anthony House, Guilford Bullard, Inspector; Chas. Cole and Thomas Stark, Jrdges. _ Mooney. Flat—Polls at. Schmidt’s Hotel. Geo. Smith, Inspector; Ames Power.and David Brown, Judges. : Cherokee—Polls. at school house. Pau Quick, Inspector; Kerr Phelan, and J. ¥ White, Judges.— =a San Judn—Poll’s at James A. Sticger’s . Dixen and 8. M. Crall. Judges, si ; -O; Hiscox, Inspector; John 8. Brown and Wm Warner. Judges. = ee Birchville—Polls at G. B. Newell's store. Geo. B. Newell, Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. French Corral--Polls at school honse. —} ¥VrGBeil, Inspector; Dayid Alexander and 8. Daucher, Judges. : : ‘DISTRICT NO. 5. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Truck Polis oné Goo: west of Post +Office. Charles Humphries Inspector; B. _Cruthers ac:d E. W. Hayden, Judges.— Boca—Polls at School House. L. E. . Doan, Inspector; B. F. Bacon and Harry Dunn, Jvdges. . : _'¢. LYVELE YORK TOWNSHIP. You Bet--Pulls at Peter Druuzer’s Hotel. John Hussey, Inspector, B. F: Snell and Frank-Enns, Judyes. . 4 ; : Little York—-Polis at Mrs. Dryran’s Hotel. .Williafa Hill, Inspector; John Robb and A. Schutt, Jucges. . : Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s building. J, B. Frick, Inspector; Jobn Regan and John Smith, Judges. _Lin-the commission of ‘any of the offences: . giving such elector to understand that it Cal = 4 prisonment in the State.Prison f : awe than one nor more than five yee. ~ TO, THE UNFORTUNATE. 7 DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY mentioned in the four preceding sections, js -punishahle. by impris nment in. the County Jail for the period of six months, or in the State Prison not-execeeding two’ years. ~ $ec; 53.-Every person who, by force, . threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectly attempt -to infiuence any elector in giving his vote, or deter him from giving.the same, or attempt’by any méans whatever to awe, restrain, hinder, or disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector Wishing to vote, who cannot read, with a ticket, informing or i & ou, SSTABLISHED in 1954, for the treat : ‘ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases euch a8 Gonorrhea, Gieet, Stricture, Syphil.: is im all its forms, ‘Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years _ standing) and Ulcerated egs.Successiully ~” treated. ‘i DR. GIBBON — the La yateoty pa an. ; 3 nouncing that he return visi or defrauds any elector at any -such-elec-. {ne principal Hospitals of Europe, hope tion, by deceiving and causing such elec-. resumed practice at his P-spenrary, 623 tor to vote for a different person or any of. ¢ y Street, corner of Coramer id ‘Han fice than he intended or desired to vote for; tieco, where his old patients and those or who, beitg Inspector, Judge, or Clerk) pequiring this services may find him. of any election, while acting as.such,in-. yo poctor has spared neither time no duces or at 6mpts to induce any elector, money in seekir-g out new remedies, and either by means of” reward, or promise . oturned with increaseu acilities for the thereof, to vote differefitly from whatsuch slieviation of husnat sufferings--———---——elector intended or desired to vote, he is Horrible Diseases. . guilty of a misdemeanor. ~~ ~~ jo am at ee ike S'sec. 54, Every person who, with intent . aie ana female, are there Who ate sufferto promote the éleetion of himself, or any . j, g out 8.101 Agger prides cole tel wage’ kas be Ss A site, . . fect of secret indulgences, or from virus . 1, Furnishes entertainment-at his -ex-} bsorbe mito the “63 ehadok aie pense to any meeting of électors previous . Pali enweiated and disfigured faces and 2 Preir broken doWu constitations, disqnali. . cpg bYS Lor, procures, OF engages to pay tyi or thé happi a ae se ee ee. a= or tLe enjoyment of life. In this horrid 3. Furni. hes or engages to pay or deliv-. jituation thousands suffer until death elosés plone! ee bone the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends of procuring the attendance-of voters at the attend toany:ot t vwhottte sufferiag polls, or for the purpose of compensating . Lith any of these horrible life destroyin any petson for procuring the attendance of . -ajadics—see that they are cared for sit voters at the polls, except the conveyance eure hefore it be too late. . Send them im. of voters who are si°k or infirm. mediately to Dr. Gibbon. @ physician wlio 4. Furpishes or engages to pay ordeliver. . . ade private disease his especial study any money or property for sny purpose in-. 0) yesrs, and who is certain to cure the tered to promote the election of any cannone inveterate cases. withdut mercury or ; : holding. . 37 Sewage é i i j drugs. Et is important-to those. moey Reape a g a anid_of eo en aaiieted, or to those who are inter Printing and of circul.sing pelctty puch -. aetclin thie welters.of thet toiiet. }0 Pe ce eae hd et ai eareful of the many pretended doctors who <a 6 ee ee infcét all cities, publishing their skifi in Every person who, being a can. : vs. i a didate at any election, offers or agrees to. caring all diseases in & Saw Sys. BEveNs ic-b] ing th mes of emappoint-or procure the appointment of any oat ne rae PY. i ed xe > ora re aaa — _ ee nates places, Be, therefore, careful and make! Ineat or consideration to any person to . bining ingu.Fies, or you may fall into the = cont ins a name written or printed thereon vote fer, or procure or aidin proc the election of such ‘candidate, “is guilty of a bands of ae oa aan : i oe rson,not being a canSeminal Emissions, the consequence of Reservation, known: as the ‘Presidio Reservation.” intersects with thé watars of the Pacific Ocean; thence meendering along erly, aud southerly to ‘the point where Washington street intersects with said hay; thence westerly, along said. Washington street, to its intersection “with the southerly boundary line of the **Presiuid Reservation;”. thence westerly, and along the southerly boundary lire of said “Presidio Reservation” to its intersection with the Pacific Ocean ‘and the polit of beginning—One Senator. Tenth District--Composed of that portion of: the City and. county ‘of San -Prescisco, boundéd and described as follows, to wit:Commencing at a point where the southerly bouudary line of the ‘Presidio Reservation” intersects with the waters of the Pacific ocean, thence easterly and along th > southerly boundary line of said “Pre. sidio Reservation,” to the point where First Avenue intersects with said ‘boundary line; to the puint where Washington street intersects with said First Avenue; thence easterly, along said Washington street, to its interseotion witlnthe waterso/ the Bay of Sau Francisco, thence southerly, along the line of said bay, to the point of interof, Maruet street withsaid bay; entice weaterly, along said Market street, tothe point where Geary strect intersects with said Market street; thence westerly, along said Geary street, to where it connects with! nt’ Lobos -Toll Road; thence alon# kaid Point Lobos ‘oll Road, and said to)l road produced in a direct line to the. Pacific an; thence northerly, slong said ocean, to the point of beginning-~One Senator. ; Eleventh District—Composed of that portion ofthe city and county of San Francisco, boundéd and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point on the line of Market street where Fourth street intersects with said Market street; thence easterly, and-along ssid Market street to the waters of the Bay of San Francisco; thence southerly and southwesterly along the line of ‘he waters of said bay, toa point where Fourth street intersects with said bay; thence northerly along the line of said Fourth street, to the point of beginning— One Senator. —~ ’ Twelfth District--Composed of that portion of the city and county.of San Francisco, bounded and described as follows,to wit: Commencing at the intersection of ‘Larkin and Geary streets, and renning thence easterly nlong said Geary street to its intersection with. Market strees; thence southwesterly along the line of paid Market street to the point of inte fion of Fourth street with said Mark street; thence southerly along ssid Fo street . to the point of its intersection with Channel street; thence saughwesterly along said

Channel street to the point of its intersection with Bighth streets thence northerly, . alung said Kighth street to the point of its intersection with Market street; thence tepals i said Market gitcet to tlie 6din “the Jatersettion of Larkin are eth sifd pS aes tei 5 portherly dlong said Lartiv street to the point ot pose ringed we Senators, Thifteenth Distriet-—-Composed of that porticn .of the ¢ity and.connty of San Franciseo, bounded and deseribed as fol¢ Commencing at a point int Lobos Tol! Road prdduced ct line westerly, intersects with the Srs.of.the Pacific Ocean, and runing hérce asterly along said Point Lobos Toll Koad to the.point of itg connection >with Gvary strecé; thence alongsaid Geary street easterly to, its intersection with, Larkin atreet* thettce goutherly along said Larkin street to the point of dts intersection with Market treet S thence’ northeasterly along sald Market § € set, to the p int where Eighth street cts with said Market street;,.thence _squtheasterly along said’ bi oe ery ‘to itsintersection with Channel street; thenc rtheasterly slong said Gna! Wires ebb. poits of its interseetion wita Fourth street; thence southeasterly along said Pourth.street to the point of its inters ction with the Bay of San -Franeieco; thence southerly along the line of the waters of said bay to the airs of intersecti f the bounda: e between the citgtand coumiby bt MEARS ieee and the county of San. Mateo with. the waters eto’ the point’ tion with the Pacido oecan=thenté Aortherly ery the line of said ocean i the point 0 uning--'fwo rg pee Diniiee Sof the Fifteenth . District—Composed. of the courities of Contra Coeta and 1 Marin, one a 8 nth Distric * Ere xtee em phy ed ,ote counties of San Jesquin hex aan, one Senator [Sun Joaquin ele:ting the Senator} . highteenth District—Composed of the county of Sacramento, One Senator. Ninetéeénth: Distrigte+ Oownhaaed ef the counties of Solanoann Yolo, One Senator; (Selano«te-tipg the Sen Twen Spastic cate ue of Napa, Lake, and , One Sera, . twéhty’Seven th DiStriet—Com posing the counties of Mendicino, Humbolit, and Del ] Norte, One Senator, : Fe ‘ ‘Pwentvy-Kighth \Distriet—Composing the a cou ,frinity and years) in cra Dow I SS yled . cho abarekl ~ A = along. gain . Ing the coun. ’ 2 There will also be submitted to the people for their ratification or rejection ‘‘An Act recommending to the electors of the State to vote for or agaiist a Convention to revise and change the Constitution of the State,” approved March 27, 1874. “The ballots used at this election may contain the words ‘For the Cunvention,’ or the words ‘Against the Conventicn,’ or words io the same effect,written or printed thereon: and the Inspector. and the Judges of Election at each and every poll-in the State, shall ascertain and make returo of the number of votes cast in favor of a Convention, and the number of votes cast against a Convertion, as aforesaid, in like manner and witb the same particularity as otlier votes are required by law to be counted and returned.” : “And I “do hereby offer a reward of one hundred dollars. for the arrest and conviction of any and every person violating any of the provisions of Title IV, Part 1, of the Penal,Gode; such rewards to be paid until the total amount hereatter expended for the purpose reaches the-sum of ten thousand dollars.’ , : In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused-the--Great Seal of State to. be affixed at Sacramento, this thirty-first day of July, A. D. 1875. R. PACHECO, Governor Attest: Drury MELONE, [SEAL.] Secretary of State. peuegaiiae ‘In*accordance with +he-foregoing proclamation of the Governor of the State of California; itis hereby-ordered that a General Election be heid on WEDNESDAY, the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER, for the following State, cdunty and township offices;. Fora Representative for the Second Congressional District, and for a member of the Board of Supervisors from each, the Qnd and 4th Supervisor Districts, viz: 1 Governor, . ‘ 2 Lieutenant Governor, . 3 Setreta*y of State. 4 Controller. 5 Treasurer, — 6 Attorney General. 7 Surveyor General. 8 Clerk of the Supreme Court. 9 A Representative for the Second Congressiopal District. + 10 Member of the Assembly. 11 Member of the Assembly. 12 Member of the Assembly. 13 Sheriff. 14 County Clerk. 15 Recorder, A 16 Treaburer. { 17 Assessor. : 18 District Attorney. 19. County Surveyor. 20 SchoelSupcrintendent, 21 Public Administrator.22 Coroner. ; : 23 Constable for each municipal town. ship. Constable for each municipal township. 95 There wil} also be submitted to the people for their, ratification or, rejection, “An Act Teeommending to the electors of the State to vote for or against a convention to revise and change the Constitution of the State:’ Approved March 27tif, 1874, in accordance with the proclamation of the Governoy of the State of Cal’ __ tia hereinbefore = 3 : __Gongtitutional Convention [¥es.or.No.] * 26 1 Supervisor for the 24 Supervisor Districtyeomposed of Grass -VaHey-Lownship, 1 isor, forthe 4fi.Sapervisor District, comprised in the townships of Bridgeport and xotigh and Ready. ’ And it is further Ordefed, in acé-Tdatice with Seotion 1142-ef the Political Code of the State of California, that the following named =pergons ‘be: a meth: officers of election in'and for their respective precinets,.anu that the electiou: be held in the house®.or room. designated . apposite the name of éach of said precincts: SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO, 1. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. — 7 Nevada—Po.ls at the Court House. M. I, Marsh, Inspeefor; John Duunicliff and Chas. E. Mullog; Judges. i Blue Tent Precinct—Polls atthe sehool house. .0, D, Campbell, Inspeector;. B.D. Chadwick and J. Moody, Judges. : DISTRICT NO, 2, 4S otf GRASS VALLEY TOWNSED. sid Grass Valley—-Polls.at Town Hall. P, H, Paynter ctor; W. D. Woods and G. Hainilton, Judges.“ Forest’ Springs+Polls at Geo. Little's buildings i Geo. Little; .Imspector; Benjapay Cubvin, ud I, J. bgen. Judges. _ Buena Vista—Polls at Geo. Kresge. Hil‘ton, Inspettor; Geo! Kress and’ Wi!’ Melarkey, Judges. .«; * ws ar eT No.3. EKA TOWNSHIP. “‘Pateka2P 18 at ‘Robb's Hotel. Wr. Wall, Sudgess ) ve Sinw oe! « Moore's Flst—Polis.at the Skating Rink. Wat F Gunmninge, Inspector; J: Mocigem. ery and J. Rich, Judges. -Ossaville-——Polls at Culbertson’s Board. ing House. R. Crooms, Inspector; L. D. Batis and Wm, Bockman, Judges, un .e » BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, re uy ¢ ry 3 W. Ge M emery, Inspecters; Ed. Cummings and Geo. S. Farley, Judges. —; t ss Pairs Digest “Composing th Hill—-Polls at Pentoss Hotel. ‘H. ret 2 4s &e4 ‘ Powell, Inapeetor; David Coby and’ a. L. . Hunt’s Hill--Polis at McAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Hanly,. Inspector; A. G. Turner and Wm. Jones, Judges. 3 PART I. TITLE ¥V.—Of Crimes against the Elective Franchise. Section 41, Every person charged with the performance of aur duty under the pro-. visions of any law of this State relating to élections who wilfully neglects or refuses to perform it, or who in his officiel capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or: violation.of any of the provisions of such law is, uuless a different punishment for such an act or onfission -i§ preseribed by tl is Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousaud dollays, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceeding five years, or both. ' Sec. 42. Every person who wilfully causes, pro¢ur 6, or allows himself to be registeréd in. the Grent Register of any county Knowing himself. not to be entitled to such registration, 1s punishable by fme not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. In all cases where on the tris! of a person charged with apy offense uncer the prévisions of this section, it appears in evidence that. the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for suca registration,the Court must order such-registration to be canceled, Sec. 43. Every person who, after being registered by the Board of Judges, at ary election, refuses to be ‘sworn, or, being sworn, refuses to answer apy. pertinent question propounded by such Board,touching the righ of authors to vote, is guiity of é misdemeanor. ; ec, 44, Every person summoned to ap-pear and testily before any Board of Registration, who wilfuliy disobeys such summons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 45. Every. person not entitled to vote who fraudulently votes, and every person who votes more than once at any one election or knowingly hands in two or ‘more tickets folded. together, or changes any ballot after the same has beer deposited in the ballet-box. or adds or attempts to add, any ballot to those legally polled at any election either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot box before or ‘after the -ballots— therein. have been counted, or adds to er mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with,*the ballots lawfully polled, other, ballets while the sdme are being count<d or canvassed. or at any othertime with intent to change the result of such election; or carries away, or déstroys, or attempts to carry away or_destgoy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of, breaking up or invalidating such election, or wilfuliy detains,mutilates, or destroys any election returns, or in any manner so interferes with the offi: cers holding such election or conducting such Canvass, or with the yoters lawfnlly exercising their rights of yoting.,at: th election, as to prevent Such electio. or canvass from being fairly held and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec. 46 Every peftson not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote,or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to yote more than once st any election, is guilty of amisdemeanor, Sec. 46. Every’: person who procures, aids, assists, counsels or advises another to give-or offer his vote at any election, know{pe that the person is not qualified-to vote, s ge ity of a misdemeanor. . @; 48 Bvery officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying any peli list, or. in placing any ballots in the ballot box, or taking any therefrom, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots. to those le alts polled ab aucheleption, either by fraudulently ‘introducing the same into the ballot box. before or after the.,ballots therein have becn counted, or adds to or mixes with,,or, attempts fqadd to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed, 6. af anyother time, with the intent to ¢ aenge t ne result of said eleetion, or alléwanotherto d6 soWhen'‘in His power to prevent it, orcarries awayor destroys,or kncwingly allows another to carry away or destr'y; any poll list, ballot box; of, ballots lawful_y polled is punishable by imprisonment in the ‘State oh for het less than two nor more than seven years.. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judgé, Jor Clerk of an election, who, previous to putting the: ballot of an elector in th€ ballot box, attemrprs to find out aoe name on such ballot, or who opens, or suffers the folded ballot of any éleetor which hasbeen banded in to be opened or examined previous to ppaiting theshme: intd the ‘baliot: box, or any folded bailotwith the view to ascertain the name of any person for whom the elector has vated, or who, without the consent .of the elector, disclos-s the name of any person which such Inspector, Judge, ar Clerk has fraudulentty or illegally discovered 'to have been voted for by such, elector, is pubishable by fine, not Tess than fifty nor megs than Avy hu dollars, Soc, -50.° * ry person who forges or counterfeits returns of an vlectiompurperting to have been held at a pfecinct, town, feitreturns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinct, toh or ward . where no election was actually held ig. puwishable by imprisonment in the Staté Prison for a term of not less than two nor more —~ ton papas ay ess ' _ Sece 51. Every person who wi }4e,orsubtra ta from. the ee i. cast at an.eleetion,im amy returns, or w maw. pud . alters such refuras, 4 punishalje by ixwho makes or placés an~ mark or device en ; or ward where noeleetion was in fact held, . gr wilfully ‘substitutes farged or counter Fa ES Pape aNye meets . . ' i vice;ordeprayed . pexual indulgence, is practice y the youth of both sexes to an simiost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certeinty, the following train of. morbid symptéms, uuless: cémbatted by <«geientific . medical measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in — ape sige TB in, of any legislative caucus, politi-al convenos po pie Sree a uae Bo Oe eS ead wink ber Avss ‘about the loins, weakness of the limbs, litical gathe.ing-ofany Kind, held for the “i 2, 3 “ a purpése of nominating candidates fr ofed — ee ose a tices of honor, trust, or profit in this State, confidence, disnu : with intent to influence the person to} SS, ® oping —— a aad. ek : whom such bribe is given or offered'to be disposition fi im ies nd various more fayorable to-‘one candidate than ory. hectic Sout sue i. teed tongue another, and every person, member of eitheruptions avout Oe . ‘consumption night cr of tha bodies din Cis edctim thentioned . fetid phentiny cox pba: SORRRIEE Res ity — who receive or offers to receive any euch = ering pee pedaons go afllictbribe, is punishable by ‘imprisonmeni in . télief be not © alin ee either ir the State Prison not less than one nor ed should apply ares b anhive effected more than fourteen years. bonita sda, 8 cigs heer gibi of treatin : Sec. 88. Every person who by threats, . bY Dis new ats Se ie f effecti : intimidations, or umlawful violence, wil. *4!* Cera per oti i G afitgive fully hincers_or prevents electors from ‘us. quick shu eT to any ene ¥ho will sembling in public meeting for the considOne Mnndred§ bey him that he vascured erstion of public questiuns is guilty of a prove satisfactorily ‘ther of tue San misdemeanor. , of this complaint by om — : bo 59. Every person who willfully dis. . Francisco ag oa peak, urbs or breaks up-any—public meeting of cae rried om ‘ electors Gr others, lawfully being held for OF those who contemplate marriage, wh : these fearful the purpose of considering public .quessre suffering ances ere i: By ar res tions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. auladies, should not See aaa. nor delay tec. 60. Fvery person who makes, offers spunsibility icone Hips 14 3 or accepts any bet or wager upon the re: be sare ‘callin Fa Dr. Gibbon’s office. or : sult of any election, or upon the success _enen® ve Ang ar ici may rely or f ilur« of any person or. candidate, or send: for packages of are pie tial nd upon the number of votes to be cast either id his ane en Bari rae no more in the aggregate or’ of any partleulrr canwit ch sad with a fair and mutudidaté, or upon the yote to be cast upon than to be charg! jeration of services any person, is guilty of a misdemeanor. ally orargggpioresk Pic ry circumstances Sec. 61. Every person. who wllilfully rend@red, consi sere a toe prevalent and violates any of the provisions of the lawg der ieceane ee pd tortion emong quacks of this tate relating to electisns, is, unless stein at oto ‘a different punishment forsnch violation toy : j i is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a . D GIEDUN. is ere ecinant, fine not exceeding one thousand doilars, or aa “f hin 7 to effect =“ radical and pelby imprisunment in the State Prisou not Dating See harge : exceeding five years or by .bet. arnent cure, OF make Dd SOAtEe. : 5 ‘at Hom ~Sec. 62.Every persoh whio prints any Cured ticket not in conformity with section ove . ,,PoT#0n8 sta distance may be CURED AT. thousand one hundred and ninety-oae, of snc gerers —_ aA ao the Political Code, or who circulates or} (0 o th, Prd ee has Sentnnen and the gives to another any ticket, knowing at the saat as cakes ptly forwarded free from time that such ticket does not contorm to . Meczeme gee ri nie oe any part of the the provisions of section ohe thousand one comeas a Tait an plain direction for » hundred and ninety-one of the Poiitical eg? "By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in Code, is guilty of a mfSdemeanor. coin, in a registered letter through the By order of the Board of Supervisors of . post Office, or through Wells, Targo & Co., the County of Nevada, State of California, . g package of medicine will be forwarded made and entered at regular session, Satby express tu any part of the Union. wi day, Fpy-24GbeAe D 1876. Soysy 7 Gdress DR. 3: F. GIBBON, 628 ‘Kearney % . Grout G. ALLAN, T. P. CRANDALT,, didate, who communicates any Offer made . in violation of the last section to any person, with intentto induce him to vote for or to procure the election of the candidute making: the Offer, is guilty of a misde meanor. : Sec. *¥ 84,.85, 86. Everyperson who gives or offers to bribe-any officer or membher rtieet, couner. Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offic: Box 1957. : Private ntrance on: Coramercisl : treet.» : » WPRANK ‘PAUSON, Ler to put BOX 4957 outhe lee JOHN McCoy, oe oe a bias Oe Cohsultations FREE. — ae E on,, Clerk. aC idents _W. ease into By James. D: White, Deputy. tid Sa ss F DR. GIBBON that they read his advertises } ment in tae DaiLy TRANSCRIPT.. myl DELINQUENT NOTICE. = ** "No 704. Application fora Patent to MinORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Claim ING COMPANY. Location of prin= —_— cipal place of business, tan Francié__-UNTTED STATES LAND-OFFICE,——_. -¢6, California. Location ‘of works. horth Sacramento, Cal. Jyne 24, 1875, . Bloomfield, Nevada ;Coupty, California, Y OTICE is hereby given, that James D. . Notice—There are delingvent, upon the White, whose Post Office is Nevada . following @escrihed: “stock, on account “of City, Nevada county, Cal., has tris day Assessment No. 38,levied onthe Sixteenth made application for patent for certain day of June, 1875, the several amotnts placer mining ground, beariug gold, situ. set opposite the names of the xespective ate in Diamond Creek Mihing District, Ne. Shareholders as follows: vada county, California, and. described_as No. of ~ No of follows: On* surveyed land, being the N % Names Certifi'e Shercs Amt of S W & of Sec. 13, Tp. 17 NR11EM D. Jobn Nightingale, 6 500 on M, and containing 80 acres, Said location . John Nightiugae,61 500 500 wes made Angist-90, 1878. by. Bb. Es-. BR. Bayerque, J.B. Fetmond, et al, and is recorded in the mining . ton, G. Dussol, and 5, records of Nevada county, on pages 340 and . L. Theller, Eexecutors \ 341 of said records; book No. 5. The ap-. of the Estate of P.L.A, F plieant claims by purchase. For title ‘of . Pioche, deceased, 62 6250 250 And in accordance with law; and 282 . 0der of the Board of Directors, made onjthe Sixteenth day of June, 1575, 80 ny shaves of each parcel of such stock as be necessary, wil! be sold at public auc at the office of the Company, No, 320 C fornia Street, Sar Francisco, California, 0” hats be ‘Thirteenth day ta a ; 375, at the hour of oglock, P. 4, such day, to BigP ad Haguedt Assessments thereon, together with costs of adyertisins and expenses of the sale. THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. Office—No. 320, California Street, 59" Francisco, California. — : Assessment Notice. ——— puiors see-hook 44 of deeds; ge 4597 an. +460. ‘tecords Nevada~ county. bas 2 joining claimants are the claims of White & Co., and the claim of “Rogers & Co, on tie south. a : a an AYY persons “holding ‘any adverse ‘claim thereto are hereby required to present the same yefererthis dice ~wifhin: sixty days from the first d#y of publishing hereof: +s st ‘No. 01 A Application. for'a Patent to a Mhining Claim. . UNITED STATES LAND -OFFICE; Sacramento, Cal., June 19, ist OTICE fs hereby given, that John H. Eden, whose Post Office is Nevada er NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANSLocation of principal place of busk “pess;San Franciseo, Cal.fornia. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevaida igh Cali‘ern ‘otiece is iven oe ; eo County, Cal., has made appli-. a sasaee deriee pnaroby ‘id on the PL ee lll apg ts for the Spritig Ravine} Sixteenth day of July,'1876, on assessment, ag se ng Claim, bearing geld, situate AN. 11) of One-Duliaa ‘per share was levNevada Mining District, Nevada county, . ied upon the capital sto. k of the Corpcr® California, and described as follows, to wit: . tion, payubl¢ immediately in United Siates rey veyed lenddy being! te S.igof $B \ . gala yore the cae at the office of 9B % of Section No. Three (3) in Town-'. the Compariy, No. 320, Galitorbis eet, ship Sixteen (16) North, Range Fight (8) . San F : East, Mount Di ¥ ; : + rancisco, California, . ». ae , Mount Disblo-Base and Meridinn,and . Any stock npon which ‘his assessment tomy (20) acres: Saia’ ioca. shall remain unpaid on the Twenty-third day conteinis “9 ss otthe g i pri 19, 1873, by ‘the ap. of August 1875; will be delinquent, and adNew Ty = orded in the Keeords of . vertited for sale at public auction; sud UD" a a pores 2h California, book No. 5, page fess paymiant ie mace Before, will be ean . Claimants ate the claim of . on TUESDAY, the Fourteenth, day of bn Al ughes on the North. 1876, tc pay the delinquent asres® *; here one holding any Airerse claim . together-with costwot advertieing and ¢% Caer aren Tevy Tequired! to present the . pensesiof sale. fiear a me this‘ otfice within sixty days Baa are DEBBX, Scents . Peckcieed, sidcrtin Orne BES gat ot aan hem A thar Kh MRA WAH eM Zh AB OA tie LV Pee ae ae