The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

IN eho waG h the elsotoe may designate his
act provided Above and below each
name shall be printed across the ballot
below Zach Once heavier snae aG 1s sh h
be SO printed. After the name Of the
last named candidate for each office shall
oe paced as many blank lines aS there
the lines separating the names of candi-
dates shall be three-eighths Of an inch
apart. In each blank space wherein no
title Of the Office Hte; next above stated there:
In. At right angles with said lines and
at the right Of said small squares shall
"Vote for one" or s:Vote for two" OF
more, the number. to correspond with
the number to be elected:
hand margin Of blank lines, on which,
lines the voter may write the names
OF any persons tor whom he desires to
ballot. and in which small squares he
may make cross1narks CX), as in the
case Of names printed thereon. The first
name printed for each Office, or group
voted for, for the same office, shall be
that OF the candidates Of the political
party ,+n which at the last preceding gen.
per OF votes, the same to be determined
by the average vote received by such
or It's candidates as were not Endorsed
t ny any sts other party; ana In case AL OF
party were Endorsed or renoaninated by
any other party, the position Of the can
d ndates Of either such nominating or in
taking the average vote OF it's candidate
the candidates Of said party were not
manner the second and additional line
shall be- filled with the names of candi-
dates Of the other political parties re-
Of votes. Candidates nominated by Pc
titton shall follow the names Of candi-
dates Of conventions in the order in
ballot shall contain, above the first name
thereon. the words: Put a cross (X)
opposite the name Of each candidate you
%a 1aa to @, vote for: in the squares indi-
With the said words and over said small
squares shall be printed a. small arrow
w Shese1 a R9nsng SH HSaGaa
heavy-faced plain letters, not sanalle,
primer, with heavy rule above and BE-
Of the word state" or state ballot"
as the secretary Of state may deter
mine.
When a president and vice president
the presidential electors of each party
small be grouped together and printed as
aforesaid: the names Of each group to
be arranged in the order in which they
are filed. The political Or party designa.-
ton shall. as in the case of other can
dadates, and the entire group. of electors
suitable scroll, or bracket, and outside of
and to the right Of said scroll or bracket,
and opposite the. center thereof. SHAH
Dc PRINTED IN bold type the surname OF
Opposite at the right Of and on a line
with said surname Of the presidential
c5 can near the margin, shall be
which the voter may Indicate his choice
by a crossmark Cx), as In other cases,
except that one such crossmark opposite
be deemed and counted as q vote for
each elector in such group. The relative
position OF the several groups of presi-
6ent1al electors upon the ballot shall be
TO other state officers.
The groups Of presidential electors
Shall s Il. be separated from each other by a
put no blank lines shall be printed there
In. as in the case Of other candidates
; Or groups y, Above the namas Of the pres;
type, presidential ticket, vote for one. y
I!he state ballot, with suitable heading,
s sIna be printed ;a below the presidential
width, between the same.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage.
S&QINV6u Aprll 4, lDOl.
CHAPTER HOS. +. NO, 100.
AN ACT to provide for an ADEQUATE wa
ter supply on the state camp grounds,
the Improvement and enlargement of
said grounds and Of the buildings erect
ed thereon.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of tina
State Of Minnesota:
Section !; Whenever there has been
paid into the treasury of the state from
the proceeds Of collections Of the pend
OF Minnesota against the United States,
growing out of the recent Spanish-Amer-
1can war. an amount in excess Of the
used for the preparation, publication and
distribution Of a history Of Minnesota
troops in that war, sufficient for the
ceeding ten Thousand 100000 dollars;
the governor, adjutant general and
state auditor are authorized to enter into
contracts as follows:
turst-bo supplying the state camp
grounds, near Lake City, with am ade-
quate supply Of wholesome water for all
camp purposes, from the waterworks and
supply OF said Lake City, by proper pip
Ing and other facilities. connecting said
waterWorls with said camp
crowded, however. that no such con-
tract shall be made until the proper au-
thoraues Of said Lake City have executed
q legal pledge, on the part Of said city.
t ny ordinance or otherwise, to furnish
sufficient water. through the piping and
camp shall be maintained AN and Used by by
the state
Second-For the repair and extension
OF the buildings of the state at said camp
grounds; and, third, for the extension of
the range facilities and the enlargement
and Improvement of said camp grounds
aas may be, deemed necessary, either by
Lease, purchase Or condemnation Of ad-
dtdonaI Lands. And power and authority
hi
general and state auditor to require the
attorney general to commence proceed.
!ngs to acquire such additional real es-
such extension, BY condemnation in the
name Of the people of the state, as is
provided Provide, by section ao 1o6. chapter' 11s
foregoing limitations and affections, SO
much OF said sum of ten Thousand
HO,ooo) dollars so received from collec-
tons upon said, Spanish-Annerican war
claims as may be necessary, is hereby
appropriated for the purposes hereinbe-
lore stated, but to be contracted to be
paid, IN the order above set forth, upon
youcne1s approved by the governor, ad-
3uta1lt general and state auditor. upon
warrants of the latter upon the treasurer
OF the state.
be; in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 2, 1901.
49, CHAPTER Ills. f. NO: 213.
tain schools.
Be it enacted by the legislature Of tho
State Of Minnesota: ~ '1Ae
Section l. Whereas, the fund provided
by chaRser S52, General Laws of Mime
sota llSe), was Insufficient to give $500
to each OF the 115 state high schools
granted the aid by the State High School
Board at the distribution of AUGUST. 1900
each school receiving $7OO at that ais,
Whereas, owing to lack Of funds to be
distributed to state graded schools bv
chapter 1873, General Laws of Minnesota
Gsso), the following schools, though
Board. did not receive any aid at The
distribution OF the grant in August. 1880
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