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

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1t shall be the duty Of the secretary
of state upon the completion Of the
canvass, to mail to each candidate so
nominated a notice of such fact, and
that his name will be put upon the Of
fetal ballot to be voted for at the
ensuing general election, except as
otherwise provided. IS 4.
He shall, also, cause a copy of the
findings of the said board to be filed
in his office and published in a news
paper printed at the seat ofegovern-
ment. r- ssFa5 fg5 IA
Sec. q. The secretary of state
shall place the names Of all the can
didates of each political party or
principle, who are shown to have been
accordance with the certificates Of
nomination received from the several
county auditors of this state, on the
official ballot to be voted for at the
general election following, excepting
that of United States senator.
Sec. 2S. When a vacancy occurs
by death or resignation of any aspir-
ant for nomination ebofer the pri-
mary election ballots are printed
in legislative districts containing
more than one county, the chairman
of the party in which such vacancy
occurs, of each county committee of
the counties Of which such district is
composed shall meet and by the ma
jority of such chairmen, may fill such
vacancy, ana by certificate of NOM
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the several counties of which such
district is composed, should a nomi-
nation be made, and the auditors of
such counties shall place the name
on the primary election ballots where
the vacancy exists. ,''
Should vacancy occur in q legss-
lative Office in q county composed of
more than one district, or in q COM
missioners district, then the county
central committee Of the party in
which such vacancy occurs, shall
meet and fill such vacancy. On re
ceipt of a certificate of nomination
from said committee, the county au-
dftor shall place the name OF such
nominee upon the primary election
ballot where such vacancy exists.
shall apply to cities in this state con-
tanning population of three thousand
or more, according to the last govern
ment census. -. 81 4. 81
Sec. 80. Primary elections for the
nominations of all municipal officers
shall be held on the first Tuesday of
March of each year and conducted
the same as city elections.
Nominations shall then be made of
all officers, city and ward, where the
terms Of Office expire at the munich
pal election following. ,.'.-
Sec. 81. Thirty days prior to such
election, it shall be the duty of the
city auditor or recorder, to give pub
lie notice thereby by two publications
following in the official paper of the
city, and by posting three notices in
each ward, in conspicuous places,
specifying the officers to be nomi-
mated at the primary election follow
ing, giving the date Of such election
and the title and term of each office.
Sec. 80. All aspirants for nomina-
ton shall, not more than twenty nor
less than ten days prior to such pri-
mary election, present or have pre-
sented to the city auditor or recorder,
a petition and affidavit as required In
either sections 3, or 5 of this act,
as the case may be, provided that the
fee required to be paid shall be S.
for nominations at large and 81 for
nominations in wards which shall be
paid to the city treasurer and a re-
ceipt taken therefor; provided, furth-
er, that the petition required shall
contain the names of at least five per
cent Of the votes cast for mayor at the
preceding election for officers at large,
and five per cent of such vote cast in
each ward shall be required to place
a name on the primary election ballot
for nomination in such ward.
Sec. 80: 1t shall be the duty of the
city auditor or recorder to prepare
the primary election ballots as pro-
vided in this act, and deliver the
same as now provided by law.
Sec. "a. The city council shall
compose the canvassing board, and
shall meet within five days after any
primary election and canvass the
votes as required in subdivision 1st
and End of section % of this act and
make returns of same as now pro-
vided. ...sa .. = ~
Sec. IS. When the result Of such
election is announced, it shall be the
duty Of the city auditor to notify the
candidates declared nominated by
written notice thereof and by publish
ing the name in the official paper of
the city, one week prior to the NUM-
cipal election.
Sec. SO. The city committee of
each political party shall be chosen
IN the same manner in which the
county committee is chosen and shall
be clothed with the same power. W
Sec. 81. All of the provisions of
chapter 5 of the penal code in so far
as the same relates to crimes against
the elective franchise, are hereby
made applicable to elections held
pursuant to the provisions of this act.
Sec. 38. Every state, county. dis
trict and city committee of each 20
.littcal party now eligible under the
provisions Of this act, shall remain
the regularly constituted committee
OF the respective parties until sue
ceeded as provided for this act.
Sec. 80. The county committee OF
each county, or the county comnni&.