The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-16

county tre8SufcKs e0uu<y e0ucIto<9 - such counties where there arc such so- iicdtors. wisoee ol1Ices are elective. counsy supefffItendeufs of education. c0rUuer and county commissioners or members of the board of revenue in each county, or courts or boards of like jurisdicticu: jus tices of the peace, and constable ip each precinct of the county.
 Sec. g. The Governor, Leutenant- Governor, Attorney-0eneral. State Audi tor, Secretary of Stste. State Treasurer Superfntendent of Education, Commis- sIo,or of Agriculturs and Industries, Sem ators and Representatives in the Lesfsla- ture. and . sheriff for each county shall be elected on the first Tue1day after the first Monday fin November, 1906. and In every fourth year thereafter. A President of the Railroad Conimissfon shall be elect ed on ths first Tuesday after the nrst Monday in November. 1894 and every fourth year thereafter. Two Associate Railroad Commissioners shall b. elected on the first Tuesday after the first Mon- day in November, 1906, and every four years thereafter.
 Sec. q. One Coroner. County commis- sioners or Board of Revenue of what ever number composed or courts or boards of like jurisdiction, one Tax Assessor, one Tax Collector, one County Treasurer. one County superin- 'tcn0eHL OL Gf0uC6thOHt tWO see&ttc0 C- sA-C Peace, and one constable for each election precinct shall be elected on the first Tues- day after the first Monday in November, 1904, and every fourth year thereafter.
 Sec. 2S A Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and four Associate Justices shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1904 The Chief Justice shall hold ofice for term of six years, and until his successor is elected or appointed, and qualified. The successor of two of the Associate Justices elected in the year 1904 shall be elected in the year 1906, and the successors or the other two Associate Justices elected in
 1904. shall be elected in the year 1908. The Associate Justices of said court elected in the year 1904 shall draw or cast lots among themselves to determine which or them shaU hold office for the terms end-
 ing. respd detively, in the years 1906. and 1908, and until their respective succexsors are elected or appointed and qualified.
 The result of such determination shall be certified to the Governor by such Asso- ciate Justices. or q majority of them. prior to the first day of January. 1so6, and such certificate shaff be entered on the minutes of the court. Tn the event of the failure of said Associate Justices to-snake and certify such determination, the Governor shall designate the terms for which they respectively hold office, as above provoid- ed and shall issue his proclamation ac- cordingiy.
 Sec. a. ChancelIors. Judges of the Cir cult and Probate Court and other inferior courts. and Clerks of the Circuit Court, shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, lsOis ana every sixth year thereafter.
 Sec. 90. One Circuit Solicitor for each judicial circuit shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1904, whose terms of office shall be six years, and thereafter such solicitors, shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in No- |. vember, 1910. and every fourth year there after and their terms shall be four years and until their successors arc elected and qualified.
 Sec, s1. Electors for President and Vice President of the United States shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 190s, and every fourth year thereafter: a member of Congress from each congressional district shall be elected on the first Tuesday af- ter the first Monday In Novemper, 1904 and every second year thereafter.
 Sec. g.. The Judge of Probate. sherin, and clerk of the Circuit Court, or ma jority of them, acting as an appointing board, must not more than twenty, nor less than fifteen days before the holding
 
 from the qualified electors of the respec- tive voting places three inspectors and two clerks for each place of voting, and returning officer for each precinct, to act at the place Of holding elections in each precinct; and it shall be the duty of the sheriff to notify such inspectors and re- turning officers and clerks of their ap- pointment and publish list Of them In some newspaper published in the county lnx ofk GffHh n nFrfxntnfuNant
 Sec. 8. Each political party or organi- xation having made nominations, may by the chairman of It's State or county ex- ecutive committee or nominees for office, furnish the appointing board a list of not less than three names for each voting place, and from each of said lists an in- spector and clerk shall be appointed for each voting place, provided, that where there are more than two lists filed, the appointments shall be made from the lists presented by the two political parties having received the highest number of votes in the State in the next preceding regular election, if each of said parties present list.
 Sec 8 1-2. Any manager or clerk ap- pointed such by the appointing board who shall fail to attend such election with out a lawful excuse. shall on conviction be fined not more than one hundred dol- lars.
 Sec. 34. Each political party or organi- zation having candidates nominated may by the chairman of its county executive committee or nominees for ofiice, or beat name q watcher who shall be permitted to be present at the place where the ballots are cast from the time the polls are opened until the ballots are counted and certificates of the result of the election signed by the in- spectors. The said watcher shall be permitted to see the ballots as they are called during the count. The watcher shall be sworn to faithfully ob- serve the rule of law prescribed for the conduct of such elections.
 Sec. 34 1-2. Each ballot shall be num- bered by one of the inspectors to corres- pond to the number of the voter voting the same, on the poll list. A voter may write his name on his ballot. The num- Der corresponding with the voters name on the poll list must be plainly entered in Ink on the back of the ballot of the voter Any person who compares the number on the ballot with the poll list shall be gull ty of a misdemeanor. and on conviction shall be fined not less than one hundred dollars. provided this shall not apply on the trial of any contested election.
 Sec 35. Immediately after the election the inspectors shall post in front of the polling place a copy of their certificate of the result of the election.
 Sec. 36. The sheriff of each county. or the person discharging the duties of such office, is the returning officer for his 
 Sec. 37. The sheriff must give notice. at least thirty days before each election.