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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE MONTEFIORES

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

protest or object 20 the decision Of majority
thereof ~ 10 tho counting ar not counting
~ thu ticket, such bs' 'ots must b. preserved
b. the inspector. and the poll-clerks must
recori m the tnlly.sheetS = mem orandum
stating how the tickets we're stamped and
counted. describing them for Identification.
On completing the count of the state bal
lots and records.g the talies. the board must
then totally consume ~ firc the nndisputed
b~llats, and the inspector must preserve, rs
hereinafter stated. the disputed ballots.
The L,ari will then pr.cesd 70 count the
local ballots IN thu SAM manner
Tho count cndel, tho buxrd must al up
the election rrturn.papess, showing the total
vote cast for each candidate. and immedisto-
~ make memorandum ~ the total vote
cast for each can iiistc aud deliver copy
thereof q each member oisuch board.
KxruRxs.
The count being completed. the hoard
must place ~ a paper ba, Or envelope. 70 b.
furnished fr tnrt purpose, all afIidavits
INSIDE snd take a ,rins the clsction which
bag ~ enveIvpe must be securely sealed BY
tn. board Each mcmber Of the board mu-I
endorse his name on the back ~ such bag ~
envelope. which must b. directed &c thu
clerk " the county ~ whom the Inspector
must deliver such bag or enve ors within
three days
All pr.tn.tci and disputed ballots pre-
served from destruction must be put il
another bag fur"i he'd fr that purpose e..
geth~r with the seals of the ballot packages
ia the same c"aition - they were whcr
the packages were opened at the bsginLia.
~ the ecticn. The inspector must sea
this bag with wax. snd nl"r<e thereon tn
number Of ballots therein. and the condition
of tnr seals u the ballot packages, with th'
name II the township and the number Of th
precinct. And such Inspector shall dclive
the sans At the earliest possible period :
the clerk Of the county.
\ In = third bag must be placed one Of IN
ists II voters kept BY the poll clerks an
one II the tally papers, which bag must b
Tightly closed and sealei with wax, BY tn
inspector in the presence Of the judges; an
the Inspector nnst deliver the same 70 On
county clerk on or before the Thursdsy mex
succeeding the day II election. and make tn
affidavit required BY sc. !, rs q the revise
statutes Of 1891.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

Complete Report of the Jntnt
Committee of Lawyers. lts Cone
strUctiOO ar the New Eiecston
law ard Its Precise Instructions
"a Voters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

In constructing the chute ard in srforc-
ing the provision that no person shall re-
main within fiffy feet 81 the challenge win
dow. regard shonld h~ had q the purpose o.
the statute. Passage along the highway
should not he unduiy ohssrnct~d. Persons
passing a. being within ffty feet for mani
Testify necessary and lawful purposes should
not he hindered or molr~tst.
We recommend the following Instruction.
a. voters. required ~ Sec % to 10 printed
on the cards which are % l'e posted ~ th'
pals. - snficien, to meet the requirement.
Of the Law
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

vHE undersigned vii Be 6 Bic one,
TO attend 70 township business q
Jefferson township, Dubois county. o.
saturdays of each week, AMI requests 81
persons having business with The town.
ship to attend 20 Il on those days. tn
township libraries ere kept q J. w.
Jacobs. IN Birdseye, and the Trustees
residence. where oil perez - entitled can
got books thereof.
JOHN PRUITT,
SeptS Tl-y. Trustee Je6erson II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

hss marked his vote nor shall any person
examine = halit which IN eiector has pre-
rrrei for voting. OF solicit the eiector q
slow the same No p~rs.,n except tho IN
sprcior ~ electi,n. or judge who may tenn
rrorari:y he acting for him. shall receive
frcm any voter ballot prepared by him 81
victim. No voter shall receive bsll"t
from any person other than ono ~ the pol
clerks nor shall any perSon other than Z
pull clerk deliver bsllt o. any eiectn'
10 h. vnscf. 40 voter shall deliver any bal
los ~ nn inspector 20 BE- votel. except ths
one Ia received from the poll clerk. ~
voter shall place any mark upon his ballet
or suffer ~ permit any other person I" a. ."
Nv which Il may be Aftsrwsrt Identified ~
the one voted hy him whoever shall VIM
late any provision q this section shall D.
deemed guilty IL felony. and, on c,nv'c
lsion. hall b. punishr1 hv sn imprisonment
FIR r.s less than six ine7ths nor m're thsn
or.s wear. ani ~ ina u nj less than SO.
nor NOR. than $500. nnl hc disfranehised
Tor any determ'nste period NJ: less than ser
years
SAMPLE R<LLors
Tho sample state AMI local bxllots, pro-
vii.-l for by Sec 81 u the statute. set< !"
lisse. page ia. three ~ which are o. b
ro-se-l by the inspector In and about eaci
polling place should b. printed " large
tyne. zach On sheet ~ paper abnst Tiki
N inches in size The sample state hnll't wi
b. prepared b. the state board ~ ecti"'
commissioners and rc'nsad in the package
~ state ballots Tor each precinct The,
will be printed IN yellow paper. and vii
hare printed thereon the wards: stamp
baiInts Genuine state ballot Is On rel pa
per f"
The sample local hall"t shouli be PR
ra rcd ~ the enlntv board u election com
m,s-i.n~rs. and inclos-i in the package 9
local ballots f.r .-ach precinct Of the county
! The sample heel ballot sh,'ati % prinfe'
on green PAPER. and should have Printe
thereon the words '.>smpIe ba lot. Genl
! inc local ballot il on white paper
\ If deemed desirable BY committees ~ po'
teal parties or by candi1stes for the pu'
pnse 81 the instruction If voters ballots con
forming 10 the above description Of samp'
ballet may b. printed Of any size, on v~ll'
and green paper. respectively; and Postr
Iup or circulated bv sue committee or can
didate al any time d-ring the political can
vass-
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Election sherisfs will preserve order At IN,
polls. m~ke arrests on the demand II "A mem
Der 81 the elrtscn board. Or on an lsvits
They should conduct blind voters or 9TH
ers needing physical assistsnce through the
chute anh n aud from the voting room.
FL, .lsnali atteni from the opening Of
the g~.l- h, the conclusion of the count.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

As there are two bal ots ana TWO oal OF
hoxe&. inspectors shou ! he extremely care
full 10 pu. the rel tickets in the red box ani
the white ticket in the white box.
The initials 81 thu pill clerks on the back
If each ballot should be scrntinizri before
ltha bal .. i DEPOSITED in the box. ~ = ssfe'
guard against possible forgery II ballots
In case : voter offers ballot that i not
folded 20 - /" sho~ the ini'al> of the poll
clerks i. should - returned 10 him with in
-trlctions % GO into tie b,csn and reto'd i
81 that they will BE- shown. II voter OF
frr~ : ballot q folded THAT the name II any
candidate voted FIR i ] ,closed It cannot B.
placed IN the box, and ne cannot thereafter
be allowed e. vote. This ballot shonit D.
surrendered and DESTROYED. and = minute
Of the occurrence with the statement ~ tn
destruction of the ballot should ~ entered
upon the pclI-lis opposite the name u the
person.
cHALLBxcERs AVID POLL nook HOLDERS
Sec. Al 81 the net Of Nsrch 9. 1889, pro
vide< .-Une challenger and one poll book
holder appointed AMI designated BY each
party organization shall Be entitled TO stand
~ the side IL the chute near the chsIlengs
window The county chairman shouls
provide 4 written appointment for such per
sons. which should be recognized By tn
election board. Unless revoked and substi
fute appointed over the same signature
| The judges Of the Marion superior cour'
have construed sec of the political purity
act Of March O. 1889 fchap. 100 acts 1891
to prohibit the payment Of chsIlens~rs poll
book hoIjcrs drivers. or any other party
workers on election day. We scquiescs N
their construction Of that act.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

WIN the polls are closed the electio,
board must first count the b.lIo.s remaining
and unvoted. and the clerks NUT record
the number ofunvotsd ballots on the tally.
sheets. Thereupon these unvoted tickets
must Be totally consumed by Ore. The
board must then count the state ballots be
fore counting the local ballots. by laying
each ballot upon the table ia the order in
which il i taken from the bailo. b,x. and
the inspector and the Judge II election diff
ferinc IN politics from the inspector. shall
View the ballots ~ the names or the persons
voted FIR are read therefrom. II 4 ballot 4.
not stamped on one Of the squares nt the left
81 the titles Of the tickets il win b. counted
for the names with stnmps on the squares 70
the left Of them. and no otners. II two or
more names Of opp &irg candidates for the
same ONCE are stamped neither Gao be
counted
II the title Of /. t;cket q stsu,ne3 ana -
names are stamped. the b. iot will b.
counted for All fhe names on the ticket whose
title Is stamped. n two Or more liz e are
stamped. the ballot must BE- treated g M
neither title wH< stamped.
II the title 81 one ticket IL stamped and
also names on other tickets, the ballot mus
b. counted for the names 50 stamped. and
also for al the names under the title stamped
except the opponents of names stamped
This il subject 70 the following exception In
case there are two or more candidates. FIR TIA
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TO HORSE SEMEN.

PROF. r. J. SCHERNIERHoRN will give a
FREE LECTURE on the education, diseases
and treatment of the horse on the Public
Square on Saturday, October 18th, at IL
a. M. and at p. m. He will hold a
school for horsemen at Gus. Voltzs barn
afterwards at 2 p. m. He challenges the
world to produce horse that he cannot
teach to be ridden or driven without in
Jury to the spirit of the animal. He will
handle any horse or colt brought to him
before the class free of charge provided
the owner becomes d member Of the class.
He will explain and exemplify his system
of subduing and educating horses that
have bad dispositions and bad habits, such
as biting, striking, baking, kicking, etc.
Farmers, stockmen, and all owners of
horses should be sure to attend the lecture.
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The present engagement of Mr.. Law
renee Barrett at the Chicago Opera House
is the most successful and popular season
of legitimate drama ever known in the
western metropolis. The splendor with
which Mr. Barrett produces each play in
his repertoire gives this series of perform
ances the character of a great dramatic
festival Mr.. Barrett himself has never
acted better and his magnificent lmperSOn-
ations are received nightly with a furore
of applause in fact a more cordial greet
inc has never been given to an actor in an
American CITY than Mr.. Barrett has re-
ceived OF the performances that remain
to be given, Thursday evening will be
given up to ''Rienzi" as will also Friday
and Saturday evenings. but the Saturday
matinee will be devoted to francesca da
Rimini, one of the most powerful and
thrilling dramas ever seen on the Ameri-
can stage. The productions of Mr.. Bar
rett have been unequalled in spectacular
magnificence and it will be long before
western theatre goers will have such Il
dramatic treat as the present engagement
of Mr.. Barrett at the Chicago Opera
House.
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Notice of General Election.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !


Notice is hereby given, that at the General Elec
ton to be held in the several Towns Wards, Villa
qes and Election Districts of the State of Wisconsin
on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday, being
the fourth day of November A. D. 1900 the follow
ing officers are to be elected, to-wit:
A Governor, in place of William D. Hoard. whose
term of Office will expire on the first Monday OF jan
uary, A. d. 1891.
A Lieutenant Governor, in place of George w
Ryland whose term of office will expire the first
Monday of January, A. D. 1901.
A Secretary of State, in place of Ernst q. Iimme
whose term of office will expire on the first Monday
of January, A. D. 1897.
A State Treasurer, in place of Henry B. Harshaw,
whose term of Office will expire on the first Monday
of January, A. ID. 1901.
An Attorney General, in place Of Charles E. Esta-
brook, whose term OF office will expire on the hrst
Monday of January, a. d. 1901.
A State Superintendent. in place of Jesse B.
Thayer whose term of office will expire on the first
Monday of January, "A. d. 1897.
Railroad Commissioner, in place of Alley Peter
son. whose of office will expire on the first Mon
day of January, A. D. 1891
A Commissioner of Insurance, in place of Philip
Cheek IT., whose of office will expire on the
first Monday of January, A. d. 1891.
Representative in Congress for the First Con-
qressonal District, consisting of the counties of
Jefferson, Kenosha, Racine, Rock and Walworth. in
place of Lucen B. Caswell, whose term of office will
expire on the fourth day of March, A. d. 1901.
Member of Assembly in each Assembly District
Of the State and all County Officers required by law
to be chosen at such election.
~~-, Given under my hand and official seal at
} CO., the Capitol, in the city of Madison, this
SEAL aoth day of August A. D. 1900.
t--) ERNST C. THINE,
Secretary of State.
To the County Cer, of Kenosha County, Wisconsin.
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ADVERTISED MAIL MATTER

Adv Elk IISED M ALL M 4 Elk.
The following is a list Of mail matter
remaining uncalled for in the Kenosha
Post Office, Kenosha County, Wis, for
the week ending Oct. 8, 1890, and which
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at
the expiration of two weeks unless called
for.
LIST OF LETTERS
Buhlman, J Buchanan, Maggie
Fraynn. VIM Fl Griffin. A G
Lloyd, Ernest White William
To obtain any of the above mail matter
the applicant must give the date Of this
list. ID. a. MAHOEEY, Z. M.
COAL AND WOOD.
Orders may be left at Pitts & Griffith,
one door north of postoflice.
* JNO. O'DONNELL.