The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-15
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Date OF Signing


| except that the. number of ballots to be-
furni she'd to each precinct shall be twice the
number of votes cast thereat in the last d.
ceeding general election.
Expenses of Primary. How Paid. Section
IL. All ballots, blanks, and other supplies to
be nsed at any primary, and all expenses
necessarily incurred in the preparation for or
conducting such primary, shall be paid ont OF
the treasury Of the city, county or state us
the case may be- in the saTe manner with
like effect. and by the same officers as in the
case of elections.
Conduct OF Primaries. Manner of voting -
Section II. /. The provisions of chapter s.
statutes of 1898, shall be applicable to the
conduct of primaries where not otherwise
provided. Section AZ, statutes of 1898. is here
by amended so that all election officers shall
in provided, except that such choice shall be
made in the month of August instead OF
September, as therein low provided.
g.. The polls at primaries shall be open:
(a) In cities, from six O'Clock III the
morning until nine o'clock in the evening;
(b) In all other precincts, from eight
o'clock in the morning until eight O'Clock in
The evening
Australian ballot made up of the several party
tickle herein provided for, all of which shalt
be securely fastened together at the top and
folded provided hat ther, shall be as many
separate tickets as there are parties entitled
to participate in said primary election. There
sha II also be attached a non partisan ticket
upon which, under the appropriate title OF
each Office shall be printed the names of all
persons for whom nomination papers shall
havebeen fled as required by this act, who
are not designated on such nomination pa pers
as candidates ofany political party, as defined
by this act. The names of all candidates
shall be arranged alphabetically according to
surnames under the appropriate title of the
respective Offices and under the proper party
designation upon the party ticket or upon
the non-partisan ticket rs the case may be.
II any eiectOr write upon his ticket the name
of any person who is a candidate for the same
office upon some other ticket than that upon
which his name is so written. this ballot sh all
be counted for such person only asa candidate
of the party upon hose ticket his name is
written. and Shall in no case be counted for
such person candidate upon any other
| ticket. In case the person is nominated up
on more than one ticket. he shall forthwith
file with the proper officer or officers in
charge of the preparation OF the ballots, a
written declaration indicating the party
designation under which his name is to be
printed on the official ballot. The ballot
with the endorsements shall be in substantial
| ]y the form heretofore annexed, provided
that ballots for any city primary may be
varied as to the title of the offices to be
printed thereon, so as TO conform to the law
under which each such primary is held. The
provisions of section 81, statutes of 1898, so
| far as applicable shall govern the preparation
Cf the ballot, After preparing his ballot, the
elector shall detach the same from the re-
naming tickets and fold it SO that It's face
will be concealed and the printed endorse
ments and signatures or initials thereon seen.