Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
Thursday, February 2S, from
a D. m. to 8 y. m.


Of the several wards of said city, and
such voting places, shall be at the fol-
lowing places, to-wit:
First ward-Election booth corner
Quarry and Main SITS.
Second ward--No fire engine
house.
Third ward-Booth Precinct A. on
Main st. north of Everett building.
Fourth ward-Corner Howard and
Beech SITS.
Fifth ward-Booth Precinct A, on
site of old city building.
Sixth ward--Corner Cedar and Lo-
Gust SITS.
Seventh ward--Corner Bartges and
Main SITS.
Eighth wardBooth corner Sherman
and Wheeler SITS.
REGULATIONS FOR PRIMARIES.
Each of said voting places shall be
in charge of two judges and one
clerk. to be chosen by this committee,
who shall perform the usual duties of
their offices with reference to the fair
conduct of said primaries, and at the
close of the same shall proceed to
count the result of said primary cleo
ton in their respective wards and
certify the same to the Democratic
City Executive committee, which
shall canvass and announce result OF
the same. Said judges shall have
! full power to determine the qualiflca-
tions of all voters participating in said
primaries.
TO aid the judges In performing
these duties, they shall be supplied
with an accurate printed list of all the
registered voters of their respective
wards, and they shall permit no per-
son to vote at said primaries except
his name appear on. the registered
list in said ward, provided, however,
that If any person shall have become
of age or removed from one ward to
another, or is legally entitled to cast
vote in said ward Gand his name
does not appear on the printed list,
he shall first obtain therefor n certi-
fcate stating such fact from the sec.
retary of the Board of Elections for
said city. s."
Said polling places shall be opened
promptly at o'clock (standard) on the
afternoon of said day and close at s
pm. standard.
QUALIFICATION OF ELECTORS.
All persons who are known Demo
Gratis and who agree to support the
nominees of the primaries at the cleo
ton shall be permitted to vote at said
primaries.
REGULATIONS CONCERNING
BALLOTS.
Printed ballots shall be submitted
to the voters and shall contain the
names of the candidates for Mayor,
City Solicitor, Justice of the Pence,
and of the candidates for Councilmen
and members of the Board of Educa-
ton. as the same may appear in the
several wards, Said ballots shall in
like manner bear the names of candi-
dates for membership In the City Ex-
ecutive committee for said party, one
committeeman to be chosen for each
precinct of said city.
None but the names of candidates
which appear upon the official ballot
shall he voted for at said primaries
VOTE NECESSARY TO NOMINATE,
At each of said ward primaries the
! candidate for Council receiving the
highest number of votes shall be de.
clared nominated for the long term;
ana the candidate receiving the next
highest number shall be the nominee
/ for the short term. And the same rule
shall apply to candidates for the Board
of Education in wards where more
than one member shall be elected TO
said Board.
The candidate for Mayor, Solicitor
and Justice of the Peace receiving re-
spectively the highest number OF
| votes shall be the nominee of said
| primaries,
| REGULATIONS FOR CANDIDATES
Every person who desires TO have
his name placed before said primar
les as candidate for any OF the or
fees named above shall make writer
or personal application to the chair
| iuuh VI HNNiNldlN VI lht pNhAONi"siN
Executive committee on or before /.
o'clock noon, standard time, Thurs
day, February 81. Said application
to entitle the maker TO a place on thu
ballot, must be received not later thar
the time as indicated herein; and 1t Il
further provided that each candidate
shall pay to the chairman or secretnr,
of said committee on or before th'
expiration of the time for the film!
of applications for positions upon sal,
ballot the following assessments, to
wit:
For Mayor, $50 each.
For Solicitor $50 each.
For Justice of the Peace, $40 each
For members Of Council and Boart
Of Education, IS each
In witness whereof we have heret
set our hands this 18th day OF Fet
ruary, 1901.
THE AKRON DEMOCRATIC EX,
| ECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
! II. II. ANDRESS,
| W. A. SPENCER, Chairman.
Secretary.