Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-29

pnblic place in each election precinct with.
in the county, one Of which copies shall be
| posted at the court. house door, When pub.
LEGATION Is made by printing in newspapers,
at least two publications by such newspaper
shall be required, one of which shall appear
| in the last regular issue of such paper be.
fore election day.
| SEC. 10. When proposed Constitution
constitutional amendment or other question
is 10 be submitted for popular vote, the Sec
rotary of State shall certify the same to the
several County Clerks, and said County
Clerks shall publish the same as provided
in section nine of this Act.
SEC. IL. Ii shall be the duty Of the
County Clerk to provide printed ballots for
every election for public Offices, in which
any voters within the county participate,
and to cause TO be printed in the ballot pre-
scribed herein, the name of each and every
candidate whose name has been certified to,
or filed with him. as provided in this Act.
Ballots other than those printed. as provided
in this Act, shall not be cast, or counted IN
any election. All ballots shall be printed
on tinted paper, furnished by the Secretary
Of State. 1t shall be the duty Of the Sec
rotary Of State 10 obtain, and keep on hand
sufficient supply Of such paper for ballots,
and to furnish the same in quantities order
ed to any County Clerk. Said paper shall
be water-marked with design furnished by
the Secretary of State, in such manner that
the said water-mark shall be plainly dis
cernable on the outside of such ballot when
properly folded. Such design shall be
changed for each general election. and the
same design shall not be used again al any
all IL &
years, but at any special or separate local
election paper marked with the design used
at any previous election may be used.
SEC. IL. On each ballot perforated line
shall extend from top TO bottom, one halt
inch from the right hand side of such ballot,
and upon the half-inch strip thus formed
there shall be no writing or printing, except
the number of the ballot, which shall be
upon the back Of the strip in such position
that it shall appear on the outside when The
ballot is folded. The number on each bal
lot shall be the same as that on the cores
ponding stub, and the ballots and stubs shall
be numbered consecutively in each county.
Where the names Of candidates are printed
in separate columns, the columns shall be
separated by heavy rules, and on all ballots
the names Of candidates shall be separated
by rule extending TO the extreme right oil
the column. All ballots shall contain the
name OF each and every candidate whose
nomination for any Office specified in the
ballot has been certified to and filed accord
ing TO the provisions OF this Act, and no
other name. The names Of the candidates
for each Office shall be arranged under the
designation Of the Office in alphabetical or
der, according TO surname, except that the
name OF candidates for Presidential Electors
shall be arranged in groups as presented in
the several certificates of nomination. and
the names of the candidates for President
and Vice President shall precede the proper
groups Of Presidential Electors; the polIti-
cal designation Of each candidate shall BE-
printed opposite his name. There shall be
left at the end OF the list Of candidates for
each Office one blank space to be used when
substituting names to NIL vacancies. There
shall be margin al the right hand side Of
the names at least one-half inch wide, so
that the voter may clearly indicate in the
way hereinafter described The candidate or
candidates for whom he wishes to vote.
Whenever any question is TO be submitted
10 The vote OF the people, II shall he prnleu
upon the ballot IN such manner as TO cnabit
The cleo ors 10 vote upon the question in the
manner hereinafter pr divided. There shall
I've printed upon the ballots opposite the
designation Of each Office such words as will
AID the VUt,r TO indicate his choice OF can
dIdaIes. such as ''vote for one, "vole for
three" and the like.
SEC. -. All ballots, when printed, snail
be bound in stub books Of hf,y and one hun
dred ballots each. A record Of the number
OF ballots printed for them shall be kept by
the respective County Clerks.
SEC. IA The County Clerks snail pro-
vide for each election precinct in the county
wherein less than twenty-five voters are reg
istered nifty ballots, and in all other precincts
one hundred ballots for each fifty or fraction
Of fifty voters registered in the precinct.
SEC. IS. Whenever it shall appear by
affidavit, that an error or omission has oc-
CURED in the publication of the nam- o.
description OF any OF the candidates nomi-
mated. or in the printing of the ballots, any
member OF The Board OF County Comni,-
sioners, upon application by any voter, shall
issue an order requiring the County Clerk
10 correct such error.
SEC. 10 Before the opening Of the polls
at any election, the County Clerk shall
cause 10 be delivered 10 the Board OF Flee
tiou W tdSH CitSlion PlCNihCt ~ us SOuH'J
the proper number of tickets Of The kind to
be used in the election precinct. In case OF
prevention Of an election IN any precinct by
reason OF the loss or destruction Of the bal
lots intended for that precinct. or for any
other cause, the Inspector or other election
officer for the precinct shall make an atflda-
Wit setting forth the fact and transmit il to
the Governor Of the State. Upon receipt OF
such affidavit, and uFon the application oi
any candidate Tor any Office 10 he voted for
by the voters Of such precinct, The Governor
shall order new election in such precinct
SEC. ~, At the same lime and IN the
same manner as Inspectors and Judges oil
Election are how appointed IN The State.
there shall be appointed two Clerks Of Flee
lion, who hall have charge OF The ballot,
on election day, and shall furnish them 10
The voters in The manner hereinafter proyid-
ed for. said Clerks Of Election shall pos
sess the same qualifications, and receive the
same compensation as Inspectors Of Flee
ton. Said Clerks shall be selected from
The political parties which polled the larg-
est and The next largest votes in the precinc
al the last preceding general election