The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-02
HOW CANDIDATES
SHALL BE NAMED

SHALL BE NAMED
Following are the sections from the
new primary election law which gives
the methods of procedure in naming
candidates for office:
Section 2.-On the forty-fifth day
preceding any election Except special
elections to fill vacancies presidential
elections municipal elections in towns
or cities having "A population OF less
than two thousand, and school cleo
tiOns) at which public officers n this
state aud in any district or county,
and in any city having population
of two thousand or more at which
public officers are to be elected, eX-
cept as provided in section 6 Of this
laE rs to time in certain cities and
towns, primary nominating election
shall be held in accordance with this
law in the several election precincts
comprised within the territory for
which such officers are to be elected
at the ensuing election which shall be
known as the primary nominating
election, for the purpose of choosing
candidates by the POLITICAL parties,
subject to the provisions Of this law
for Senator in Congress and all other
officers and delegates to any condi.
tional convention or conventions that
may hereafter he called, who are to
be chosen at the ensuing election
wholly by electors within this state or
any subdivision of this state and also
for choosing and clecting the county
central committeeman by the several
parties subject to the provisions OF
this law.
Section 3.--Ihe election precincts
provided by section 1852, and the
Judges and clerks and the polling
places provided by section 2I63, Bell.
niger and Cotton s Annotated Codes
and Statues of Oregon, shall bo the
same for the primary nominating
elections provided for in this Law,
and it shall be the duty Of the judge
aud clerks SO provided foI to act ar
such at all primary nominating cleo
tions herein provided for, except as
otherwise prov ided by section OF
this law.
In all election precincts in which
second boards of judges aud clerks
have been or may ba appointed rs re-
quired by section 2IGl Of liellinger and
Cotton's = Annotated Codes and Stat
utes of Oregon, and in which an ag-
gregate of more than one hundred
members of all or any Of the political
parties subject to the provisions OF
this law are registered as such before
the day OF the primary nominating
election, the said second bomd oI
judges and clerks shall meet at
O'Clock y. M, at their respective
polling places and thereafter tht
boards of judges and clerks shall pro
ceed at the primary nominating
election as required by said section
27Gi at a general election,
Section 4. 1t shall be- the duty o
the county clerk thirty days hetort
any primary nominating election, tt
prepare printed notices of such elec
tion aud mail two of said notices tt
oach Judge aud clork of election il
each precinct and it shall be tn
duty of the several judges and clerk
Immediately to post said notices Il
public places in their respective pre-
cinCts.
Section 5.-The provisions of sec
tions 2764, 27G6, 276I 216S, 2769, 9,2lll
2772, 2773, 2774, 2l75, 2lI6, 2I77, 2tlS
2779, 27SO, 27Sl, 2IS2, 4lS3, ,2ISi, 2jSd
27SG, 27S7, 27SS, 27S9, 2j9O, Belltnge
and Cotton's Annotated Codes an,
Statutes of Oregon except as to tn
time of opening the polls of said pri
mary nominating election, which shaI
be at II o'clock noon shall apply t
and are hereby made applicable t
primary nominating elections unde
the provisions of this law, except h
80 far as they may ho modified heret
or be In conflict horewith, aud euc
poll book at the primary nomipatln
election shall have column heade
with the name of each party SO max
ing its nominations, for writing i
the voters party number rs he Et
ceives his ballot, in addition to hi
general Number and provided that to
the purpose of the primary nominal
ing elections there shall be added t
the form of oath precrlhed 10y sal
section 27ii, the words. "and tina
YOU are in good faith IA member c
the political party with which yo
are registered. 80
-. Section 6.-l'he nomination of can
. didatos for municipal offices by th
political parties subject to the proyis
ions of this law shall he governed b
this law in all Incorporated towns an
cities OF this state having "A pupula
ttuu of two thousand ana upward a
shown by the last preceding nations
or state census. M petitions hy til
members of such political parties to
placing the names OF candidates. to
nomination for .uch municipal office
on the primary nominating ballots G
the several political Hrtles shall h
filed with the city clerk, recorder o
auditor, as the case may Oc, of SAL
several towns and cities, and it sha
be the duty OF such officers to prepar
aud issue notices OF election for sue
primary nominating elections IN llk
manner as the several county clerk
perform similar duties for nomination
by such politirCal parties for count
offices at pTimar nominating oleo
tiuns; and in such towns or elite
holding their municipal elections a
the same time as any general election
it shall he the duty of said clerk, re
Corder or auditor as the case may be
on the fiftee th day before the tim
of holding such primary nominating
election to prepare and certify an,
deliver to the county clerk of tn
county in which said city or town /
situated list of the candidates fo
nomination who have filed valid potI
tions or nomination at such primur.
nominating election, and all the in