The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-11

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SCOTT s. BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York
trict. All ballots shall be numbered
! consecutively in each district. All
| ballots shall be printed on the back,
below the stub and Immediately at the
| left of the center of the ballot, in great
| primer roman condensed capitals, the
words General ticket" On the top of
/ the face of the ballot the following
direction shall be printed: ITO vote for
| a person, stamp a cross (X) in the
square at the right of the name" All
of the ballots of the same sort pre-
! pared by the secretary of the Terri
tory for the same polling place shall
! be of precisely the same size, arrange
ment, quality and tint of paper. and
kind of type, and shall be printed
with black ink of the same tint, so that
when the stubs mentioned as aforesaid
shall be detached therefrom it shall be
! impossible to distinguish any one of
| the ballots from the other ballots of
the same sort, and the names of all
candidates printed upon the ballot shall
be in type of the same size and charuc-
| ter. If two or more officers are tC
be elected to the same office for diff
ferent terms, the terms for which each
is nominated shall be printed upon the
ballot as a part of the title of the Of
flee. If at a general election an officer
is to be elected for full term and an
other to fill a vacacy, the ballots con-
| tanning the names of the candidates
shall, as part of the title of the office,
designate the term to fill which such
candidates are severally nominated,
and the name of the candidate to fill
such vacancy shall be printed next fol-
lowing the name of the candidate nomi-
mated for the full term.
amend section ninety-five so that it
will read:
"'Sec. 9. In case of the prevention
of an election in any precinct by the
loss or destruction of the ballots in
tended for that precinct, the inspector
or other election officer for that pre-
cinct shall make an affidavit setting
forth the fact swear to the same before
an officer authorized to administer
oaths, and transmit 1t to the governor
of the Territory. Upon receipt of such
affidavit the governor may order a
new election in such precinct, and upon
I any office to be voted for by the elac-
tors of such precinct the governor shall
order a new election in such precinct.
Amend sections ninety-nine, one
hundred, one hundred and one, and one
hundred and two so as to read as fol-
lows:
"'Sec. Any person desiring to vote
shall write his name and address on
roster of voters provided for that pur-
pose and announce the same to one of
the ballot clerks, who shall then in an
| audible tone of voice announce the
same, and If the other ballot clerk finds
the name on the register he shall in
like manner repeat the name and adj
dress whereupon challenge may be
linterposed, as provided in Schedule A:
and If the challenge be overruled the
ballot clerk shall give him a ticket,
and the clerk shall write on the regis
ter, opposite the name of the voter, the
number of the general ticket given him,
and the voter shall be allowed to enter
the place inclosed by the guard rail, as
above provided. The ballot clerk shall
give him but one general ticket; and in
order to prevent voters from marking
their ballots with a pencil or otherwise
contrary to law, it shall be the duty
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