The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-11-03
.Lc;nt Resolution No II.

seguiar session of 1908. is made part or the
foregoing notice, to Wit;
mo, 2S, Al
.Icint Resolution No IL.
Providing for an amendment to section 1,
avAiele VIII of the constitution, relatlhs 10
saxatiOn.
RESOLVED by the Assembly, the Senate
susis0ring that section of article VIII of the
constitution of the state of Wisconsin pc
amended by adding to the end
provide for a graduated income taA, so ina
when so amended said section shall reao as
follows; Section 1. The rule OF ta4aai Oh
shall be uniform, and taxes shall be Ieylea
nn0n such property as the legislature SNAIL
DFescribe The legislature may PROVIDE lof
n graduated income tax
In accordance with section os. of chapter
E5l. of the laws of 1893. the following act
known as chapter 45l, laws OF lgoS Is 'naoe d
mart of the foregoing notice Uo-W1t:
M Say published June 8, 1903,
Chapter 451.
An Act TO provide for party nominations
By direct vote.
The neople of the State of Wisconsin. re-
4,rssAnfed in the senate and assembly, do
e. act as follows:
Definition and construct1On:--Sec L.
The words and phrases in this act snail un-
5ssss the same be inconsistent with the con-
text be construed as follows:
/. The word primary the primary
.sgaetion provided for by this act;
?. The words September primary" the
.zsrilnary election held in September to nomi-
mate candidates to DE VOIeuIOF aV inc ensuing
general election;
:. The word election" a general or city
election, as distinguished from a primary
election
The words November election" the
. general election held in November;
tr.ia h
Tshed within which all qualified electors
vote at one polling place.
This statute shall be literally construed, 50
shat the real well of the electors may not be
defeated by informality or failure to comply
with all the provisions of law IN respect TO
either the giving of any notice or the con-
Quoting of the primary or certifying the re-
suits thereof.
Hereafter, all candidates for elective Offices
shall be nominated:
/. By &. primary held in accordance with
shis act, or
2 By nomination papers signed and filed
as provided by existing statutes.
5. Party candidates Tor the office of United
States senator shall be nominated in the
manner provided herein for the nomination
ST candidates for state offices.
This act shall not apply to special elections
so fill vacancies nor to the Office of state
superintendent to town, village, and school
district office nor TO judici al officers except
ing police justices and Justices OF the peace
in cities.
Primaries, When and Where Held-Sec-
1f0n g. 1 The September primary shall be
Seid AT the regular polling places in each
precinct on the first Tuesday of September,
1896 and biennially thereafter for the nomi-
nation of all candidates to be voted for at
the next November election.
Any primary other than the September pri-
mary shall be held two weeks before the cleo
11on for which such primary is held. -.>.sa
Notice of Primaries, How Given. Sec
siOn f. !, At least sixty days before the
lime for holding. such SEPTEMBER primary;
the secretary of state shall prepare and
transmit to tach county, town city. and
village clerk, a noGice in writing deSig mating
the offices for which candidates are to be
nominated at such primary.
g. Upon the receipt of such notice, the
county clerk shall. not less than ten days
thereafter publish so much thereof as may
be applicable to his county once in each
week for six consecutive weeks in at least
TWO, and not to exceed four. newspapers of
general circulation published in said county.
g. Each town, village and city clerk shall
within ten days after the receipt of such
posted in three public places in each precinct
Of his town. city or village; such notice
shall stete the time when. and place Where
She prim Try will be held in each precinct
3herein. together with the Offices for which
candidates are TO be nominated.
d. IN case of city elections the city c.erk
shall cause one publication of such notice o
De given, and shall also post such notice in
shree public places in each election precinct
sherefn such publication and posting to
be not more than twenty and not less than
Sen days before snch primary elecrion.
5. Each county clerk shall, on the first
Tuesday of June, 1906, and biennially there
aster, transmit TO the secretary of state the
name and post office address of each town,
gity and village clerk in his county.
Nomination Papers, How Prepared and
Signed. Section 5. /. The name of no can
aidate shall be printed upon al official bal
lot used at any primary unless at least
4hirty days prior to such primary nominal
lion paper shall have been filed in his behalf
IS provided in this act in substantially the
following form;
/, the undersigned. a qualified eIector of
she precinct. of the town of
- " } or the. ........ precinct
az tn ward OF the city Off,.
49,. ...) J, county of. and state
OF Wisconsin, and member Of the.....
.-~-........ party. hereby nominate......
-. $3.50. who resides (at No. .......... on......
.... street, city of................) or Gin the
aBwn off,. ..-......), in the county of. -.
$780,. las a candidate for the Office Of