Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-05-15

Primary Election Ordered June z, 1909.

The Iron County Democratic Central
Committee met at Ironton, Mo-, Satur-
day, March 29, 1902, pursuant to call
of chairman.
On motion, it was ordered that
Primary Election be held on Saturday.
June z, 1902, to nominate candidates
for the various county offices.
On motion, it was ordered that the
names of all those who are candidates
for U. S. Senator be placed on the
ticket, if they so desire.
On motion, it was ordered that for
the precincts of Des Arc, Annapolis,
Ironton and Belleview there be ap-
pointed four judges, and that said pre-
cincts have four clerks, and that the
precincts of Dunn's, Folks, Pilot Knob,
Graniteville, Kaolin, Bells, Imboden,
Loves and Henderson's have two
judges and two clerks each.
The following persons were then
chosen to serve as judges OF election
at the various precincts, the judges
being empowered to select their clerks
as set forth above:
Des Arc-G. Wallis, S. j. Jordan,
w. b. Kemper, William Stevenson.
Annapolis-W. j. Coleman, F, P.
Reese, VIM. Skip Lewis, j. W. Alcorn.
Polk's-C. K.~Polk, Geo. j. Reeves.
Dunn's-J. S. Bollinger, A. G. Kim.
mel.
Ironton--F. P. AXE, w. H. Whit
worth, VIM. Haller, W. H. Delano.
Pilot Knob-A. G. Hancock, Steven
Huff.
aniteville-Thos. Hill, William
Brown.
Belleview-J. w. Harral, VIM. Rud-
dock, c. H. Cox, VIM. McClurg.
Koalin-E. l.. Dutton, Geo. Camp
bell.
Bell's-T. r. Terry, Elem Kidd.
Imboden--J. W. Ragan, S. M. Hat
ridge.
Love's-Samuel Crocker, j. M. Lu,
cas-.
Henderson's- Stricklin, Henry
Volner.
RULES.
Ist. The judges and clerks of the election
the BALLOT and the former to take charge o
the ballots and poll books and cause them te
be safely and speedily delivered at the county
seat, to the chairman of the Executive Com.
mittee, not later than 2 O'Clock P. M OF
Monday, June 9, 1902.
I'd. Judges will not permit illegal voting
and in cases of doubt as to age, residence O.
other legal qualifications, they will cause th'
voter to be sworn.
sd. No voter will be permitted to cast hi
ballot at any other than the precinct il
which he resides. Judges will see this rul
strictly enforced.
4th. Only kno7W Democrats will be per
mitted to vote at this election. Judges vii
see that this rule is rigidly enforced.
5th. All Democrats who are not yet o
age, but who will be legal voters at the tim
of the General Election in November, 1902
are entitled to vote at this Primary, and these
and these only, can be sworn as to thei
| Democracy and age.
9th. The Primary will be held under th
Primary Election Law of Missouri, and unde
the Australian system.
The usual fees will be paid judges
clerks and messengers.
On motion, it is ordered that all ex
penses incurred by reason of this Pri
mary be paid by the candidates who's
names are on the ticket, and that nj
candidate for township offices be al
lowed on the ticket.
The chairman and secretary OF thi
committee are ordered to adjust tn
assessments fairly and impartially up
on the candidates in sufficient amour
to defray all the expenses of this cleo
tion, and that all assessments be pai
to the chairman of the committee o.
or before May II, 1902, and that tn
name of no candidate who has not pal
his assessment at that date shall b
placed upon the ticket.
On motion, w. G. johnson wa
unanimously elected to fill vacancy {
Jesse W. Hale of Iron township, VIII
has removed from the county.
On motion, Walter Fitz was unant
mously elected to fill vacancy of Gee
Morris of Union township, who ha
removed from the county.
On motion, it was ordered that tn
chairman and secretary be instructe
to transact all further business comm
before this committee without callin
the committee together.
On motion, adjourned to May
1902, at o'clock P. NJ, unless soone
called together by the chairman.