The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

try. shall be considered by the secretary o
state, auditor of state, and attorney general
and the decision Of a majority Of these of1cer.
shall be final Such objections or question:
arising in the case OF nominations for omcer:
to be elected by The voters Of a county or town
ship, shall be considered by the county clerk
clerk Of the district court, and county attorney
and the decision of q majority Of said oficers
shall be final Objections questions arising
in the case Of nominations for the city or In
corporated town officers shall be considered by
the mayor and clerk, with whom one council
man chosen by majority Of the councilmen
shall act, and the decision Of a majority Of such
officers shall be final In any case where objec.
tion is made, notice shall forthwith be given to
the candidates affected thereby, addressed to
their place of residence as given in the nomina-
ton papers, and stating the time and place,
when and where such objections will be con
sidered =
Sec IL When such certificate is filed with
the secretary Of state, he shall, in certifying
nominations to the various county clerks, in
sert the name of the person thus nominated to
fill vacancy in place Of the original nominee;
and in event that he has Already sent forward
his certificate he shall forthwith certify TO the
clerks OF the proper counties the name and de-
scription Of the person so nominated to fill the
vacancy, the Office he is nominated for, with
the o-her details mentioned in certificates OF
nomination filed with The secre; airy Of state; he
shall Immediately ceriif7 the name so supplied
10 the authorities charged with the printing Of
the ballots The name so supplied for the va
cancV shall il the ballots are not already
printed, be placed on the ballots in place OF the
name Of the original nominee; or. If the ballots
have been printed, new ballots, whenever prac-
ticable shall be furnished.
Sec. IL Whenever IL may not be practicable
frh hall int a ha
OF the election officer having charge OF the bal
lots to place the name so supplied for the va
cancy upon each ballot issued before delivering
it to the voter; the name so supplied may be
placed upon the ballots either by afaxing
pastcr, or by writing or stamping the name
upon the ballot; and to enable this to be done,
the officer with whom the certificates Of nomi-
nations are to be filed, shall Immediately fur
nish the name OF such substituted nominee to
all judges OF election within the territory in
which such nominee may be candidate: Pro-
vided, That in all cases where the certih Gates
Of nomination or nomination papers are FLED
with the secretary Of state he shall be required
only 10 Immediately furnish the name OF such
substituted nominee to the county clerks with
in said territory, and it shall then be the duty
of the county clerk to furnish such Information
to the judges Of election. as hereinbefore
stated.
Sec 1a Not less than fifteen O5, days before
an election to fill any public office the secretary
of state shall certify to the county clerk OF each
county within which any OF the electors nay by
law vote for the candidates for such mice, the
name and residence OF each person dominated
for such Office, specified in the certificates of
nomination or nomina ton papers flied with the
secretary of state.
Sec. a. The names of all candidates to be
voted for in each election district or precinct
shall be printed on one ballot; ali nominations
for any political party or group OF petitioners
being pla ed under the party appellation or title
of such party or group. as designated bv them in
the certificates Of nomination or petitions, or,n
none be designated, then under some suitable
title, and The ballot shall contain no other
names. except that, in case OF electors for pres
!dent and vice presi lent OF the United States,
the names OF the candidates for president and
vice president may be added to the party or
political organization II constitutional
amendment or other public measure is submit
ted to a vote such questions shall be printed
upon the ballot after the list Of can
didates and words. calculated to aid the
voter to answer any questions submit.
ted to vote may be added, such as
Yes" NO." or the like On the back or out
side OF the ballot, so as to appear when folded,
shall be printed the words "Omcial ballot,
followed by the designation of the polling
place for which the ballot is prepared. the date
the clerk or other officer who has caused the
ballot to be printed. The ballots shall be on
plain white paper, through which the printing
or writing cannot be read The party appella-
tion or title shall be printed in capital letters.
not less than one-fourth Of an inch in height,
and Immediately below such party appellation
or title shall be printed the following state
ment: Electors will make a cross mark, thus
(X), in the square at the left Of the name OF
the candidate for whom they wish to vote.
The names Of the candidates shall be printed
in capital letters. not less thin one eighth nor
more than one-fourth OF an inch in height
And at the beginning Of each line in which the
name of q candidate is printed, square shall
be printed, the sides Of which shall not be less
than one-fourth of an inch in length. The list
of candidates for the several parties and
groups of petitioners shall be placed in sepa-
rate columns on the ballots, in such order as
the authorities charged with the printing Of
the ballots shall decide Each Of the columns
containing the list Of candidates including the
party appellation shall be separated by a dis
tinct line.