ᏢᎪᎡᎢ III.

OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE.

TITLE I. PUBLIC OFFICERS.

II. ELECTIONS.

III. EDUCATION.

IV. MILITIA.

V. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

VI. PUBLIC WAYS.

VII. GENERAL POLICE OF THE STATE.

VIII. PROPERTY OF THE STATE.

IX. REVENUE OF THE STATE.

TITLE I.

PUBLIC OFFICERS.

CHAPTER I. Classification of Public Officers.

II. Legislative Officers.

III. Executive Officers.

IV. Judicial Officers.

V. Salaries of Judicial Officers.

VI. Ministerial and other Officers connected with

the Courts.

VII. General Provisions relative to different classes

of Officers.

CHAPTER I.

Classification of public

officers.

CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.

SECTION 220. Classification of Public Officers.

SEC. 220. The public officers of this State are classi

fied as follows:

1. Legislative;

2. Executive;

3. Judicial;

4. Ministerial officers and officers of the Courts;

But this classification is not to be construed as defining the legal powers of either class. ·

ARTICLE I. DESIGNATION, TERM OF OFFICE, AND ELECTION OF

MEMBERS.

II. MEETING AND ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
III. NUMBER, DESIGNATION, ELECTION, AND

MENT OF OFFICERS AND
LATURE.

APPOINT

EMPLOYEES OF THE LEGIS

ARTICLE I.

NUMBER, DESIGNATION, TERM OF OFFICE, AND ELECTION OF MEM-
BERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

SECTION 225. Number and designation.

226. Term of office.

227. Election of Senators.

228. Same.

229. Election of members of the Assembly.

230. Apportionment of members of the Assembly.

SEC. 225. The Legislature consists of:

1. Forty Senators; and,

2. Eighty members of the Assembly.

Number and designation.

office.

SEC. 226. The term of office of a Senator is four years; Term of of a member of the Assembly, two years.

Senators.

SEC. 227. At the general election in the year eighteen Election of hundred and seventy-three, and at the general election every four years thereafter, there must be elected in the Second, Third, Fourth, Seventh, Ninth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-first, Twenty-second, and Twenty-eighth Senatorial Districts, one Senator each; and in the Eighth Senatorial District, two Senators by the County of San Francisco; and in the Twenty-third Senatorial District, one Senator by the Counties of Yuba and Sutter jointly; and in the Twenty-fourth Senatorial District, one Senator by the County of Butte.

Stats. 1861, p. 535; 1863, p. 704; 1864, p. 15; Const.,
Art. IV, Secs. 5, 6.

SEC. 228. At the general election in the year eighteen Same.
hundred and seventy-five, and at the general election
every four years thereafter, there must be elected in the
First, Fifth, Sixth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth,
Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-
first, Twenty-fifth, Twenty-sixth, and Twenty-seventh
Senatorial Districts, one Senator each; and in the Eighth
Senatorial District three Senators-two by the County of
San Francisco, and one by the Counties of San Francisco
and San Mateo jointly; and in the Twenty-third Senato-

members of the

rial District, one Senator by the County of Yuba; and in
the Twenty-fourth Senatorial District, one Senator by
the Counties of Butte, Plumas, and Lassen, jointly.

Stats. 1861, p. 535; 1863, p. 704; 1864, p. 15; Const.,
Art. IV, Secs. 5, 6.

Election of SEC. 229. The members of the Assembly must be elected at the general election in the year eighteen hundred and seventy-three, and at the general election every two years thereafter.

Assembly.

Apportion

ment of members of the Assembly.

Const., Art. IV, Secs. 3, 5.

SEC. 230. The number of members of the Assembly to be chosen in the several counties is as follows:

In the County of San Diego, one;

In the County of San Bernardino, one;

In the County of Los Angeles, two;

In the Counties of Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo,

one;

In the County of Fresno, one;

In the Counties of Tulare and Kern, one;

In the County of Mariposa, one;

In the Counties of Merced and Stanislaus, one;

In the County of Santa Cruz, one;

In the County of Monterey, one;

In the County of Santa Clara, three;

In the County of San Francisco, twelve;

In the County of San Mateo, one;

In the County of Alameda, two;
In the County of Contra Costa, one;

In the County of Marin, one;

In the County of San Joaquin, two;

In the Counties of Tuolumne, Mono, and Inyo, three;

In the County of Calaveras, three;

In the Counties of Amador and Alpine, two;

In the County of El Dorado, four;

In the County of Sacramento, five;

In the County of Solano, one;

In the County of Yolo, one;

In the Counties of Napa and Lake, one;
In the County of Mendocino, one;