The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-07

Roby, Tom Stingley, managers;
Ed Meek, Dave Hemmingway,
clerks; John Hutchinson, bailiff.
SHRocEs-G w Thomas, c L
L Dickerson, w L Clover, man
ayers; Hal Shrock, Freeman Les
ter, clerks; Henry Murphy, bailif.
PlsGAH-J H Ables, Ruff Her
rim, " NJ Ross managers; John
Stingley, Geo. Dickerson, clerks;
oe Ables, Bailiff.
ERUsALEM-H c Fur, Irwin
Owen, H L Petit, managers; Z l.
Phillips, E w Boyett, clerks, J
Pinchard, bailift.
SALEM-L F Smith, w H len
kins, w R Smith, managers; | NJ
Pickle, G M Noah, clerks; w T
Newell, bailitf.
CENTER-C T Pinkard, c c
Gregory, Wilburt Pope, managers;
c M Williams, A Kern, clerks;
W NJ Peeler, BailiH.
EBENEzER-J A Taylor, J A
Ward, N l. Berry, managers; ohm
W Bailey, B R Massey, clerks, r
B Sanders, bailiff.
PROVIDENCE A H Roane, D
Ray, A w Wheless, managers; |
M Sims, H Num-, clerks, ! D
Sims, bailiH.
THoMPsoN's SCHOOL HoUsE-A
N Ray, Z D Sims, c w PRESLEY
Jr,, managers; l. Doty, T F
Joiner, clerks; L Doty, bailiff,
1t appearing to the committee
that all the candidates to be voted
for in said primary election have
signed an agreement that the can
didates receiving plurality Of
votes be declared the nominee for
the Office voted for. 1t is so or
dered by the committee that the
parties receiving the highest num-
Der of votes for the Office voted for
be declared the nominee for the
said Office.
On motion it was CARVED that a
mass convention OF the Democrat.
ic voters of Attala county be called
to meet in Kosciusko on the Ist
day OF August, 1906, to elect a
new Executive Cowmittee for
said county, and to choose dele
gates to attend the state conven-
ton TO nominate state ticket and
for the transaction 'of such other
BUSINESS as may properly come be-
fore 1t. 1t is moved and carried that
the proceeding of this meeting be
published in the kcsciusko Star.
Whereupon the meeting sd
joln'ned to meet In Kosciusko at
! noan on the 4th day of July, 1895;
to receive and canvass the retl1rns
of the election and to declare the
result thereof
W. A. HAmrN, Chairman.
A. w. SKINNER, Sec'y.
Section 3265 Of the the oode
above referred to reads as follows:
"CHALLENGE ES.-Any recogmi ed
n2ealber of the party in whose interest
sucii meeting or election is held, may
challenge the right IL any person Offer
ing to vote at such meeting or electsn;
and the managers there authorized to
/ hol&, and holding the same, shall de.
! ternine whether the person SO otfer ng
is entitled to vote, ana shall receive or
reject such vote as the evidence for or
! against the right OF tie person TO vote
shall warrant. The officers may, OF
! the5r wn motion, Or Sn case of chal-
! leng3 if there be doubt of the proprietv
of receiving the offered vote, require 0t
! the &erson 50 offering to vote his oetll
to the facts whlc Ia hemnay claim eptitle
him to vote; and if the person 50 oties
ing to vote decline to make the oath
dem&aded, his vote shall be rejected.
Another important law in cor
nectt0n with the coming primary
which all persons should carefully
note IS found in section 3274
which reads as follows:
3274. FRAUDULENT VOTING.
ETC.--if any voter having participat-
ed in one party primary, shall vote oS
attempt to vote in a different party
primary election held for similar pur-
pose, daring the same political cam
paign, l,e shall oe guilty of fraudulent
voting, and on conviction, shall be
punished in the same manner and TO
the same extent as if he had voted ile-
gally in a general election. And if any
voter, having voted once in his primary
election, shall vote or attempt ~ vote
second time in the same election, at
the same or at different poll, he shall
be liable to a prosecution before JUS
tice of the peace, or indictment by a
grand jury, and, upon conviction. shall
be fued not less than ten dollars nor