The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-05

the order named IN the call and under the special
heading named by the candidate, and when more
than one candidate files under the same heading
the names shall be placed on the ticket in the
order of filing.
Provided that in arranging the names of dele
gates who represent a Beadle county candidate
for nomination before the republican state con-
%vention, all candidates to become such delegates
who have filed applications under the same
heading and candidate shall be placed in a dis
tinct and separate column with a circle at the
head of said column, and in a parallel column
opposite the names of such delegates shall be
placed the alternates representing the same
heading and candidate. The names of the dele
gates to the state or judicisl convention shall be
printed on the ticket with the name of his alter
nate opposite, and q vote for the delegate 10 one
for his alternate. If. for any cause, both the
delegate and his alternate are prevented from at
tending the convention to which they have been
elected, the remaining delegates shall cast the
entire vote of the delegation. Each commits
Toner district of the county shall be entitled to
two delegates and two alternates to the state con-
%vention. Each ward in the city of Huron shall
be entitled to two delegates and two alternates to
the state convention. Voting precincts of the
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is situated, and outelde of the city limits, shall
be entitled to two delegates and two alternates to
the state convention. Provided, however, that
the delegates of the commissioner district in
which the city of Huron is located shall De Sc
lected from residents living outside the city of
Huron. All other delegates may be chosen with
out restriction as to locality, and all delegates
shall be elected by the republican vote of the en-
firQ nnuntu IN tho hoolr IF nanh hol1Dt rcaA A<
such primaries the name of one of the judges of
election shall be signed by such judge at the
time the ballot is delivered to the voter. All
ballots not used at such election, together with
all ballots mutilated or spoiled, shall be returned
to the chairman of the county central
at the same time the regular ballots are returned.
Ninth. At the time of closing the polls the
judges of election shall Immediately proceed to
canvass the votes for each candidate and dele
gate. The judges and clerk of such election
board shall certify in the poll book, in the form
printed therein and over their respective sigma
lures, the total number of votes cast at such pri-
mary and a leo the number of votes for each can
didate. The canvass of such vote shall be made
publicly. Each ballot shall be preserved by pass
ing a string through the same and tying the
string securely. When all such ballots are on
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together with the poll book and tickets not used,
and securely sealed and returned to the chairman
of the county canvassing board by l O'Clock p. m.
of the scond day after the election, and shall not
be opened nor exhibited to any person until the
canvassing board selected by the mmit to
canvass the same shall have met for the purpose.
when the same shall be delivered to said board by
the chairman thereof. And such ballots and poll
book shall he preserved for a npriOd Of ninety
days after such election.
Tenth. At 2 O'Clock p. M, on the second day
after the election the said canvassing board shall
assemble to canvass the vote and said canvass
shall be made in the presence of all members of
the committed who will attend, and after said
canvass is completed, said board shall determine
therefrom who are the nominees for the several
offices, delegates and alternates and notify each
nominee of the several offices, delegates and
alternates of such nomination by a certificate set
ting forth this fact, signed by the members of
the said canvassing board, or a majority thereof,
and shall Immediately canse to be published in
one or more republican papers the names of the
successful candidates.
Eleventh. The central committee, by a major.
ity vote OF the entire committee, may dispense
with a primary election in the selection of dele
gates to a judicial con vention and in lieu of said
primary election. may themselves proceed to
elect snch delegates or appoint a committee to
name the delegates to such convention.
Twelfth. Each precinct of said primaries shall
elect one person as a member of the county cen.
trail committee for the ensuing two years, follow
ing the general election, or until their successors
are elected and qualified.
Thirteenth. No amendments shall be made
to the abo*e rules and regulations except by an
affirmative vote of the majority of the republican
county central committee at a regularly called
meeting and to constitute a quorum for the trans
action OF any business pertaining to a primary
election a majority of all the committee must be
present in person or by proxy.