The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-04

NASASS AIA SAS 1922 W LIN ocAAoS
be larger than the size known as 'lons
primer nor smaller than the size known
shall be printed in capital letters, preceded
on the, same line the title of the office for
which he is a candidate, the same being
what are known as upper and lower case.
Each name shall be followed on the same
line in upper and lower case letters oy the
party designation or politics of the candl-
date. Opposite and at the right Of and on
a line with said name and party designation,
near the margin of said ballot, shall be left
to make q square three-eighths Of an inch
in size, in which the elector may designate
his choice by a crossmark CN as IN this ac9
be printed across the ballot q narrow line
except that above. and below each office %
heavier line shall be SO printed. After the
name Of the last named candidate for each
office shall be placed as many plank lines
as there are like offices to be filled, ard IN
all cases the lines separating the names or
candidates shall be th~ree-eighths OF an inch
apart. In each blank space wherein no
name is printed shall be printed the title OF
the office next above stated therein. 40
right angles with said lines and at the
right Of said small squares shall be printed
one,' or '.vote for two,' or more, the num-
Der to correspond with the number to be
right-hand margin of blank lines, on which
lines the voter may write the names OF any
persons for whom he desires to vote, whose
names are not upon the ballot, and in which
small squares he may make cross marks 60
as in the case of names printed thereon.
The first name printed for each office or
group OF names, if more than one, is to be
voted for for the SAM office, shall be that
of the candidate of the political party which
at the last preceding general state election
polled the largest number of votes, the same
to be determined by the average vote re-
ceived by such Of it's candidates as were
not endorsed by any other party: In like
Mo mr. ns thn Cn0p,J and Il n yiY,h G cNa1
be filled with the names of candidatessof
other political parties receiving respectively
the next highest number of votes. Names
OF candidates nominated by petitioners shall
follow the candidates Of cOnye ltions in the
order in which the same are filed. Each
white ballot shall contain above the tirsb
tN opposite the name of each candidate
you wish to vote for in the squares indicated
by the arrow" and on a line with satd
words and over said small squares shall be
printed q small arrow or point thereof
pointing downward. Said white ballot shall
be headed in heavy-faced plain letters. NOT
great primer in size, with heavy rule above
and below the same. said heading to consist
OF the word state or State Ballot as
the secretary of state may determine.
When a president and vice president OF
c United States are to be elected, the
presidential electors OF each party shall be
grouped together and printed as aforesaid,
the names in each group to be arranged in
the order in which they are filed. The po-
litical OF party designation shall be printed
as in the case Of other candidates, and
following said designation and on the same
line shall be printed in bold type the sur
name, OF the presidential candidate repre-
scented: The groups of presidential electors
shall be separated from each other by a
blank space at least one inch in width, but
no blank lines shall be printed therein as
IN the case of other candidates or groups.
elected the ballot Shall be headed "Presi-
d%ential,' or 'Iresidential Electors and
the state ballot shall be printed below the
same with a blank space one inch in width
Sec. 26. Every ballot to be printed under
the direction of the county auditor, city
OF state, shat! be prepared as near as may
be substantially in the sam manner as
provided for the state ballot, and when the
the general state election, the various tick
cts shall be arranged in the same order as
on the state ballot, regardless of the vote
cipality. When, however, the election is mo-
held in conjunction with a general state
election the party tickets shall have the
vote polled. at sthe. last general election
within the, Territory, in which the election
10 Sec Sec r.. On the back of each ballot shall
be printed in plain type, not smaller II
size than great primer, the words ''Ot1icia
Ballot the date Of the election, and a fac
smile Of the signature of the officer undel
whose direction the ballot is printed, to
gether with his official title and a space fol
the initials, of judges of election. Sait
printing to be so done as to be plainly Wis
ible Wien the ballot is properly folded ant
ready for deposit.
Sec. IS. Whenever a constitutional amend
ment or other proposition is submitted t,
be voted on by the people, the substance
of such amendment or proposition shall b.
clearly indicated at the bottom of the ballo
and and, upon pc tn the u propf En- ballet m ! u and dn two TO- space Pace
favoring the amendment or proposition t
be designated by the word Yes at the lef
Of said space, and one for the votes oppos
ing the amendment or proposition, to b
designated by the word mo" at the lief
, Said constitutional amendment or othe
proposition shall be printed at the lowe
, part of the ballot, separated from othe
printing by a blank space at least one-hal
, inch in width. The elector shall designat
his vote by a crOSs-mark opposite the wor
Eyes Or no. as the case may be, in tn
small square or space provided therefor.
Sec. 90. Each officer shall place upon tn
Of candidates who are nominated for office
( properly to be placed upon such ballot b
; him to be printed under the provisions q
l No ballot shall be furnished to any judge
: Of election which contains the name Of an
! candidate who is not properly to be vote
. judges are to sit on the day Of election.
Sec. &c. If any person employed or a,
t thorized to print official ballots, or any pc
r give give OF deliver, or knowingly " permit to /
taken any of said ballots, by any pcrso
otner than the official under whose directio
. En 5nin Rg15o' PRINT ats or oe eagse Df OF perm IT to ohf
printed any ballot in any other form tina
. the one prescribed herein, Or with an
E E S Spelled De or the 'H nanes or or of &csa t fns onln a
ranged in any other way than that autho
lied and directed by the said official, 1
$ thereof shall be punished by imprisonme1
in the state prison for a term not less tia
six months, nor more than one year, or by
Y fine Of not less than five hundred dolla
b nor more than two thousand dollars,
e both, at the discretion of the court.
e Sec. 81. Any assembly or convention
d d d deh;fntfisn held ID for h1n, the o{ Purpose Sc e Of makir
y the number hereinafter specified, may MOI
y mate candidates for public office, to be fill
by election within the state.
ing to and leaving with the officer charg,
n by this act with directing the printing
the ballots upon which the name is to
n placed, within the time prescribed by th
b act, a certificate Of nomination for ca,
candidate.
v Sec. SO. The certificate of nominatio
e s Mnifh c%o @a t 1o4 first, Il the en name 1r ~ of the sr pers;
nominated; second, the Office for which
% is nominated; thirds the party Or polite
e principle he represents Expressed in n
" more than three words); fourth, his pla
Of residence, with street and number thel
y of, if any. In case of electors of preside
s. and vice president Of the United Stat
,e the names of the candidates for preside
" party or political appellation.
u Sec. SO. The certificate Of nomination
-, a candidate for office selected by any C
S. shall be signed and certified by the p
siding officer and secretary of said c.
le a anne oath BEFORE Some eiI prop rane officer aRa st thaf !
;e. facts stated in the certificate are true, a