Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-26
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No. shall comprise all OF the |
Third Ward of said city and the cor
poration of Spring Grove, and the
voting place shall be at Fry's shop
on north E street. Voters of Spring
Grove not to vote for city officers.
No. 4 shall comprise all of Fourth |
Ward of said city, and the voting
place shalt be at the K. of P. Temple.
No. 5 shall consist of all that por-
ton of the Fifth Ward lying south of
the middle line of north E street Vot-
ing place shall be at Hodgin's shop.
No 6 shall consist of all that por-
ton of the Fifth Ward lying north of
the middle line of north E street, in
Guiding High Point Hotel and Glen
Miller. Voting place to be at Bap-
fist church on north G street, be-
tween thirteenth and fourteenth
streets.
No. 7 shall comprise al of the Sixth
Ward Of said city Voting place to
be at John NJ. Geyer's barber shop,
1909 Main street.
No. s shall comprise all of the Sew
enth Ward of said city Voting place
shall be at Coates barber shop on
Richmond Avenue.
officers of Election.
6. The election in each precinct as
above specified shall be under the SUI
pervision, management and control OF
the Republican County Central Com
mittee. The member of the County
Central Committee Of each township,
division Of township or Ward is au-
/ thorized to select and appoint such
iudicious, discreet, reliable and repu-
table Republicans in each voting pre-
cinct as in these rules provided for,
to-wit: I inspector, l judge, clerks,
and / election sheriff, to assist the
committee in faithfully and properly
receiving and counting the ballots at
said election, but it shall not be nee
essary that any inspector, judge or
clerk shall be a free-holder, but as Tar
as practicable the member OF the
County Central Committee shall be
the inspector. No candidate shall be
a member of the election board, and
no person nearer related than sec
Iond cousin to a candidate shall be
member Of such board.
Election, How Conducted.
Z. Each clerk shall keep a separate
poll book and separate tally sheet
8. The polls must be opened at Q
O'Clock a. m. and closed at 6 o'clock
y. m.
o. Each ballot as counted must be
strung upon a cord and preserved.
Qualifications of Voters.
10. All Republicans who are legal
voters. or who at the general election
lin November next will be legal voters
shall be entitled to vote in the pre-
cinct where they respectively reside
II. Persons W no are not Republl-
cans shall not be allowed to vote, up
Ion anv pretext. The inspectors and
Judges shall not be bound by any par
ticular test by which to determine the
right of any person to vote, but may
Iapply any and all reasonable tests
which they shall deem proper to as
certain whether or not the party Off
Iering to vote is a Republican and re-
sides in that precinct; and they are
particularly enjoined to let no per-
son vote at said election who IS not a
duly qualified voter, under these rules
of the precinct where he offers to vote
land bona fde Republican. All
first voters who promise to support
the Republican nominee shall be al
lowed to vote.
Use of Money at Elections.
-. The Statue of the State having
provided such severe penalties for
this offense it is not deemed necessary
to adopt any rule on this subject, but
simply to admonish all candidates and
all voters to study carefully the law
on this subject, and to beware OF It's
penalties.
Reports and Returns.
10. The inspector and judge OF
said election in each precinct shall re
port in writing to the Republican
Central committee Of Wayne county,
on Wednesday, February 10, l9O4,
the result of the election in their res
spective precincts, showing how many
votes each person voted for at said
election has received and the office
for which he received said votes.
This report shall be made at the con-
clusion of the count In each pre-
- a,al rbnll thnn he stoned hV the