Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-28


Notary Public, North Dakota.
When such application is received by
the. proper officer, accompanied by
the necessary fee as required in sec
tons 3 and of this act, he shall place
the name on the ordinary primary cleo.
ton ballot in the proper group desig.
mated.
Sec. 6. The petitions required in
sections 3. 4 and of this act may be
one continuous list of names under
the proper political title or principle
or there may be a number of such
petitions using the same title giving
the aggregate of names required.
Sec. Z. A candidate may be nom.
mated by having his name written on,
or by printed stickers placed in a
blank line left for that purpose un.
derneath the group in each official
position.
Sec. 8. The maximum fee to be paid
under sections 3, 4 or of this act
shall be paid by the candidate for nom.
nation of the party then holding the
Office for which such candidate seeks
nomination, and all other candidates
for nomination shall pay only one-half
of the fee specified in sections 3 and
Of this act.
Sec: 8. All persons nominated in
accordance with the provisions of this
act shall be eligible and qualified as
candidates to be voted for at the en-
suing general election. y
Sec. 10. The primary election and
primary election ballot shall be pro
vided for, arranged and conducted and
all expense paid as now provided by
law for general elections, excepting as
otherwise provided for in this act.
The ballot shall be entitled the
Primary Election Ballot"
The names of all aspirants for NOM
ination of each political party or prin-
clple for each Office, shall be arranged
In one group in their order, and be
placed in one column under it's proper
political designation, leaving one or
more blank lines or spaces below each
group or names on which may be
written or placed printed sticker for
the nomination of a candidate.
There shall be no square at the head
OF each party designation.
At the head of each column shall be
placed the title of the political party
or principle that it represents.
At the left Of each group in the
first column shall be placed the title
Of the Office, followed by a bracket
indicating the number of names In a
group.
Every group of names for the same
office shall follow in their order
horizontally, occupying the same
amount OF space whether they contain
the same number of names or not.
Above each group there shall be a
space in which shall be printed the
number of names in that group to be
voted for as follows: Vote for .......
name Tor names) only. ~
At the head of the ballot underneath
the title, in well displayed letters,
there shall be printed the following in
heavy faced type: "Vote in one column
and for one political party only"
The voter shall place his cross (X)
in the square following the name to
the right Of every candidate he desires
to vote for.
The judges and inspectors of election
when handing a ballot to a voter, shall
inform him that he must vote for the
candidates of one political party and
In one column only. y
Sec. IL. Any citizen afiliating with
or representing the principles enun-
ctated in the national platform of the
following parties are eligible 70 nom
nation under this act, viz: The Repub-
lican party, the Democratic party or
any party designation that cast ave