The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

cast at said election, shall be entitled to
name all the delegates from Highland
county to said Republican District Con.
vention.
The following persons are named and
appointed as supervisors of election at
said primary election in their respect
i've townships and precincts.
John McMullen, Brushcreek, N. P.
Hyman EastOn, s..
Z. o. Hetherington, Concord.
A. T. Moon, Clay.
Joseph Rizer, Dodson.
Leroy Kelley, Fairfield.
L. r. Duckwall, Hamer.
William Mercer, Jackson.
Harry waddell, Liberty, N. P.
IL. 8. Foraker. s. p.
Thomas Browder, Madison.
+ A. ]. G. Blount, Marshall.
William Roush, New Market.
VIM. b. Elliott, Paint, N. P.
H. X. Rhoads, s. P.
Charles F. Underwood, Penn.
H. A. Landess, Salem.
Charles Ayres, Union.
Isaac Harper. Washington.
Alex Purdy, White Oak.
Such supervisors shall open the polls
at the time specified and conduct the
election in the manner required by law,
and shall certify the result of the elec.
ton to the Chairman of the County Re-
publican Executive Committee, who
shall at once proceed to canvass and de-
clare the result of the election.
The following rules shall govern in
the conduct of said election: ...
Each supervisor named in the notice
Of Republican Primary Election shall,
before or at the opening of the polls,
take an oath or affirmation as required
by law that he will faithfully conduct
such election, which oath or affirmation
may be in the following form, to wit:
II, A B, do solemnly swear that am q
legal voter at this poll; that will faith
fully and correctly conduct this Primary
Election and protect it against all
frauds and unfairness, and faithfully and
truly canvass all votes cast thereat, in
the manner required by the authority
appointing this election"
Said oath may be administered by any
Justice of the Peace or Notary Public
Of the county, or by either Of the Town.
ship Trustees or the Township Clerk OF
the township in which such poll is stu
ated.
If the person named as supervisor at
any polling place shall be absent, or be.
ing present shall refuse to serve, the
Republican electors present may choose
from their number some person having
the legal qualifications to act as such
Supervisor, and the person so chosen
shall proceed to take the oath aforesaid
and perform the duties assigned to him.
III.
Each supervisor of election so ap-
pointed or chosen shall at the time ap.
pointed for the opening OF the polls
cause the Republican electors present to
select two judges and two clerks of elec.
ton to assist the said supervisor in re-
ceiving and taking account OF the votes
caat. And to each of said judges and
clerks shall be administered the same
oath required to be taken by the super.
visor, and such oath may be administered
by Township Trustee or Clerk or
Member of Council, Trustee or Clerk of
a municipal corporation, or by super.
visor of election who has been duly
sworn to perform the duties of super.
visor of such election.
Nv.
1t shall be the duty OF the supervisor
OF election in each township and pre-.
cinct to conduct such primary election
therein in the manner required by law,
and with the assistance OF the Judges
and clerks of election chosen in theirre.
spective precincts to receive the votes
cast thereat, and at the closing of the
polls to proceed at once.to make a can
vass of the votes cast at such election
and certify the result to the chairman
of the Republican County Executive
Committee within "a hours after the
closing of the polls, and he shall at the
same time transmit to such chairman
one of the poll books and tally sheets
kept at such poll.
v.
The ballots at such election may be in
the following form, to.wit:
"HIGHLAND County