e copy of said lists to the

chairman of the Democratic Central Commute ol

Placer county without delay.

Art. 5. A majority ol a quorum may at any

regular meeting of the Club establish such by­

laws and rules as may become wise and proper.

Art. 6. Any male person over the age of IS

years, who. the same being read aloud in his

hearing, shall give his assent to the principles

and purposes set forth in the preamble to this

constitution, may become a member ol this club

by signing the constitution and paying the treas­

urer the sum of cents.

Art 7. This constitution may be amended by a

vole of two-thirds of the members present at any

regular meeting.

Art. 8. It shall be the duty of this Club to give

all possible aid lo increase the circulation ol the

Democratic newspapers and documents, and to

bold discussions upon political subjects at their

meetings, and when convenient lo have essays

read or lectures delivered to the Club.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRA!, COM­

MITTEE.

Jo Hamilton. Chairman, Auburn.

A. Huntley, Secretary Forest Hill.

U. O. Cravens, Corresponding Secretary.

W. M. Ciutcher, Treasurer, Auburn-

W. A. Himes Colfax.

Ed. Barret, Upper Horse Shoe B r.

John 15. Broun, Wisconsin Hill.

H. W. Starr Lincoln.

Win. McClure Yankee Jim.

W. W. Price Cold Hill.

Win. 11. Kroger, Dutch Flat.

Joseph Gouldshy, Smithville P. O.

SUB-COMMITTEES.

Roseville—Vi A. Tbemas, W. M. Franks. H.

Davis. 11. 11. Johnson, John McGiuley and

Mansfield.

Ophir—James Moore, C. 11. Schnabel and

Peter Singer.

Virginia-T. B. Harper, Galusba Gray and

Win. McMahon,

Jiuburn Joseph vValkup.John Connor, Ch irles

11. Gwynn, Henry Wcimer. George Keehuer, Win.

Crutcber. A. G. Neill. John O'Farrell, Owen

King. John Loach. UanT. Utt. A. B. MtGreggor.

Colfax—W. A. Himes, W. Wright. B. Brickelb

Win. Gable, James Mahon, R. D. Hart, Geo. W.

Applegate.

Gold Run—O. S. Kipp, B. Fitzgerald, BH.

Bartlett. W. H. Melbourne.

Dutch Flat—Vi. 11 Kreigcr C. C. Cassidy,

Jack-on Rollin. James Robinson, H. Runckle,

11. Davis, E. M. Banvard.

Fluent Hilt —V. Fannon, Thos. McGoey. 11.

Fitzsimmons. H. J. Crumpton, Joseph Andreas,

Otto Johnson and R.A McDouell.

Todd's Vulhy—A. B. Brown, Thos Dodds, I*.

J. Brown.

Yankee Jim—Vim. McClure, C. Beiitleraan.

Chas. Tralton and Goo. W. Gilbert.

Hatcher Ranch—Chris. O'Connor, J. W.

Crutcher and Peyton Powell.

Michigan Bluff M. Mcßride, D, W. Kloppen­

berg, Ed. Barret, Ed. McDonald, D. B. Dunaam,

Michael Huffman.

Rath—A. Breeoe. A Kidd and L.G. Mofflt.

lowa Hill—W. D. Lawrence, E. Cunningham,

Matthew Reed. Owen Garily, James Gleason,

Henry D. Keller, J. 1). Peasly, L. Solomon, Chas.

Rico.

Damascus—Vim. Snyder, J. P. Just and Joseph

Mercer.

Deadwood—A. L. Parker, George Norton and

Carter Cox.

Last Chance Thos. Harrison, J. D. McCormack

James Burns.

Pine Crave—L. B. Hyatt. Joseph Goulsby, W.

D. Perkins, John H. Mitchell and John Holder.

Lincoln—H. W. Starr. John T. Cannon, M.

Cassidy, Stephen A. Boutwell, John Dyer, W. 11.

Smylho and O. P. Richardson,

Union Shed—Win. Good, Thos. Douglas and

Elias Jacks n.

Cisco.—S. B. Wyman, J. Jones, and R. C.

Montgomery,

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE OF TOWN­

SHIP NO. 3.

Tli'1 members of tins Committee convened in

Auburn on Saturday the 20th inst., nnd organ­

ized by electing the following officers: Joseph

W’alkup, Chairman; Wm. Crutcher, Secretary,

and Geo. A. Keehner, Treasurer.

On motion, the township was districted as

follows, and committemen appointed lor the dis­

tricts to superintend the enrollment of voters,

registered and unregistered, and to see that all

unregistered voters are duly registered, and to

perform such other duties Irom time to time, as

may be agreed upon by the general Township

Com mitten:

District .Vo. I. Rattlesnake- Owen King, L.

E. Miller. Michael Kelly and Charles Price.

District Ao. 2—Auburn,— Win. M Crutcher,

Chas. 11. Gwynn, Joseph Decker, George Keehner

John Leach, John Connor, John Green and Ilobt.

Green,

District -Vo. 3—Rock Creek—Thomas Shanley

Matthew McCarty, Jesse L. Perry, Patrick Mona­

han, M. McGonagle and John O'Farrell.

District .Vo. 4.—Clipper Gap—A. C. Neill, Ezra

Kingsley, G. W. Honn, John Greeman nnd Jno.

J. Turner. JOSEPH WALKUP, Chairman.

W.m. M. CnuTCttEß, Secretary.

The Members of the Sub Committee of Dis­

trict No. 2, Township No. 3, Auburn, arc request

ed to meet at the Pi-aceb Hekau) office, on Sat­

urday, May 4th, 18(17, at 2 o’clock, p. m.. for the

purpose of organization and the transaction ol

business.

The members of the other sub-committees

of Districts No. 1, 3 and 4, are requested to

meet in their respective Districts and complete

their organization.

The trustees of Phillips academy Andover,

1 ave added ten-pin alleys to tlisir new gym1

nasiutn. A few years since, pupils were ex­

pelled from the institution for indulging in

this game. The world moves.

Election Precincts.

Tlie following is a list of the Election Districts.

Precincts, and Officers of Election, as designated

under the provisions of the Registry Law. Tho

numbers and boundaries of the Election Districts

are made to conform with the Township lines:—

District No. 1.

ROSEVILLE.

James Rice, Clerk; J. H. Berry and W. A.

Thomas, Judges.

Alternates—M. A. Schellhouse; M. D. Thomp­

son and A. Woodruff.

D. L. ALLEN'S HOUSE.

D. Gaylord, Clerk; 11. D. Allen and John Me

Ginley, Judges.

Alternates —P. D, Hovey, W. W. Sheldon,

Horace Johnson.

District No. 2.

OPIIIR.

Welcome Hathaway, Clerk; George Ilcarst and

C. 11. Schnabel, Judges.

Alternates—George Hareohj M. Cheats aud

James Moore.

VIRGINIA.

A. F. Goodrich, Clerk; T. B. Harper aud John

Dosquit, Judges.

Alternates—Albert Siekles; A.#. Abbot* and

Galusha Gray.

District No. 3.

AUBURN.

S M. Stevens, Clerk; M. Andrews and Robert

Gordon, Judges.

Alternates—James Ncall; W. H. Fellows and

S. G. Morris.

District No. 4.

COLFAX.

Chris. Queen, Clerk; N. R. D. Traphagan and

Robert Osborn. Judges.

Alternates-N. B. Sheppard; Richard Moffat

and W. A. Himes.

GOLD RUN.

O. W. Hollenbeck, Clerk; Nathan Wentworth

and O. S. Kipp, Judges.

Alternates Samuel Palmer; H. M. Brown aud

John Y. Thomas.

DUTCH FLAT.

James T. Matbcwson, Clerk; Jos. Hauser aud

11. Davis, Judges.

Alternates- W. 11. Keeler; George Bradley and

George M, Halsey.

KKARSARGE MILL,

N. W, Blanchard, Clerk; David Irwin and

James Gilson, Judges.

Alternates—Alex. Hemphill, Geo. Coyeu.

Thomas Lewis.

Dijtkict No. 5.

FOREST HILL.

George G. Webster, Clerk; Thomas Rea and

A. Huntley, Judges.

Alternates—C.G. Spencer; H. J. Crumpton and

J. M. Jacobs.

TODD'S VALLEY.

John B. Russell, Clerk; A. B. Brown abd Chas.

Constable, Judges.

Alternate—John M. Miner;] George W. Peck

and R. Wiley.

YANKEE JIM.

S. M. Jamison, Clerk; A. Bickford and J. L.

Walker, Judges.

Alternates—J. L. Sanborn; N. M. Baxter and

M. D. Webster.

BUTCHER RANCH.

John F. Engell, Clerk; Wm. Alhrect and E. W.

McKiustry, Judges.

Alternates—C. Goodrich; Peyton Powell and

E. A. Terry.

District No. 6.

MICHIGAN BLUFF.

Edward Tyler, Clerk; 11. L. Van Emon and D.

W. Kloppenberg. Judges.

Alternates—C. Kellogg; S. Adams and M. Mc-

Bride.

BATH.

B. F. Burt, Clerk; A. Brcoce Wm. B. McGuire.

Judges.

Alternates—B. W. Bradford; P. Willett and

Henry Ford.

DisrmcT No. 7.

lOWA HILL.

W. I). Lawrence, Clerk; James Dodds and 11.

C. Ladd. Judges.

Alternates—W. W. Poole; E. Cunningham and

J. W. Myrick.

DA MASCU3.

M. H. Powers, Clerk; J. T. Ashley and James

Vicars. Judges.

Alternates—ll. K. Dovely; J. M. Lombard and

J I). Cann.

WISCONSIN HILL.

J F. Brown, Clerk; O. J. Spencer and S. L.

Irish. Judges,

Alternates—Geo. Ten Eycke, W. P. Lipp, C.

B. hungerford.

District No. 8.

DEADWOOD.

J. L. Robertson, Clerk; A. P. Parker aud David

Waddle, Judges.

Alternates—David Howe; M. Kelly and

Norton.

LAST CHANCE.

Samuel Corey,Clerk; D. Penman and Jno. Bard­

well. Judges.

Alternates— W. L. Kilbourn; J. Eddingcr and

W. B. Ucmlershott.

TAHOE CITY.

Geo. W. Andrews, Clerk; J. A. Huntington and

Ward Rush, Judges.

Alternates—A. H. Saxton; L. Huntington and

P. S. Tracy.

CANADA HILL.

J. B. Brown, Clerk; C. W. Cook and Edwin

Parker, Judges.

/ lloruates—D. Stoddard, Joseph Bennett

James Hill.

District No. 9.

PINE GROVE.

J. A. Wardlow, Clerk; L. B. Hyatt and S. P.

Daggett, Judges.

Alternates —F. W. Heim; C. H. Leavitt and

Evan Phelan.

NEWCASTLE.

D. A. Wilson, Clerk; E. Culver and James M.

Hogue, Judges.

Alternates—F. W. Ilenn. W. H. Puffer, James

Baron.

ROCKLIN.

Wm. Bassett, Clerk; John Dixon aud E. Hawes

Judges.

Alternates—F. Marble, John O. Wentworth, H.

L. Stephens.

District No. 10.

LINCOLN.

C. S. Butler, Clerk; James Beck and John T.

Cannon.

Alternates—A. S. Duboisc; John Bristow and

Henry W. Starr.

UNION SHED.

M. C. \\ inchester, Clerk; J. A. Manter and Ni­

ron Luce. Judges.

Alternates—David Long; Andrew Laswell and

James Mitchell.

District No. 11.

CISCO.

Chas. E. Gluey, Clerk; L. P. O'Connor and S.

B. Wyman, Judges.

Alternates—l). W. Madden; E. Tracy and J.

Jones.

SUMMIT.

V. Ayers, Clerk; C. P. Ellis aud E. Buxton,

Judges.

Alternates Noble, J. T. Haskell, M.

Stanton.

The Registry Law.

For tbe benefit of the voters, wo give below a

synopsis of thu requirements of the Registry

Law.

1. No person can vote at any election except

where be resides.

2. Nor there, unless bo has had his residence

there lor thirty days at least preceding the elec­

tion.

3 Nor unless his name is found on the poll list

where he offers his vote.

4. No name can, under any circumstances what­

ever, be added to the poll list after the opening

of the polls.

5. Every voter is required to be enrolled on or

before the thirtieth day before the election.

0 No voter can be enrolled after the thirtieth

day. except on showing by affidavit good reasons

for his omission to apply before, and mak

ing very strict proof of residence by at least one

witness besides his own affidavit.

7. There will be no poll list but that on

which the voters are thus enrolled previous to the

election.

8. This is to he open to public inspection until

the polls arc open.

9. A copy ol the poll list is to be posted.

10. In those districts where there is more limn

one precinct! every voter must apply (personally

or in writing) to be enrolled at the precinct where

he elects to vote.

11. Tliis application must bo made thirty days

before the election, or u satisfactory reason must

be shown to the Board cl'Registration lor the

delay, and strict proof of residence made as above

stated.

12. It is incumbent on every qualified voter to

see that he is duly enrolled.

13. The Board of Registration must bo in ses­

sion on the thirtieth day preceding the election

or if that day be Sunday, then on the day follow­

ing.

14. This mooting must bo at the office of the

Clerk of Elections.

15. This and all other of their meetings and

procedings are to be public.

1(1. All legal voters of the district, and persons

qualified for enrollment, are entitled to appear

and be heard in all things about the formation

and correction of the poll list.

1(1. And the Board and each officer and member

of it have a right to examine on oath any person

on that subject.

18. The Board may summon beforeithem. or be­

fore the clerk of Elections, any person to give

testimony.

19. At their meeting on (ho thirtieth day be­

fore the election, the poll list is lobe revised and

completed.

2u. The poll list, as completed on the thirtieth

day before the election, is to be posted np at one

or more public places within three days thereat'

ter.

21. Any error in the poll list may be corrected

at the final meeting ol the Board, and np to the

time cl opening the polls, but not after.

22. Persons registered in the Great Register

will not be requited to produce any proof ol citi­

zenship in order to bo enrolled on the poll list­

only prool of residence in t district.

23. After (he first day of July, 1807, no person

who is not registered in the Great Register can.

except in specified eases, be enrolled on the poll

list, registration being after that date the only

evidence of citizenship, except in those excepted

cases: .

24. Although'prior to (hat ditto a person other­

wise duly qualified, but not registered.may be

enrolled on the poll list, yet to procure his enroll­

ment as a voter he would have to make the same

proof of citizenship that would be required to get

registered, and the same proof would have to be

renewed when be should apply lor registration in

the Great Register.

Regular Meeting; or Delta Chapter No. 27,