The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-04-05

The body Of said notice shall be set m the
type of the regular reading matter OF the
paper making the publication, when Snall
not be larger than long primer or smaller
than minion, and shall contain at least
seven lines Of type to the inch. The titles
of officers and names of candidates shall be
separated in the notice by blank spaces not
exceeding one-twelfth of an inch in width,
and +he columns containing the titles of
offices and the names of candidates snail
not exceed two and one-SiXth inches III
width. Each ticket shall be so printed IN
two columns one for the state and one FOR
the county officers, with dotted lines to in
dictate perforations No other or further
publication of notice provided for by this
and the preceding section shall be required
TO be made by any county or city clerk, eX-
cent that in cities the clerk shall at the
foot of each notice, specify the place or
voting in each election precinct, and the
hours of opening and closing the polls. Inc
compensation to be paid for all publications
of such notices shall be one dollar per
square for weekly papers and two dollars
per square for daily papers, but the total
shall in no case exceed the amount nereln'
after specified, to-Wit: For general cleo
ton in weekly newspapers one hundred ana
twenty dollars, and in daily newspapers
two hundred and forty dollars; for judi
cial election, in weekly newspapers twenty
five dollars, and in daily newspapers fifty
dolars for a municipal election in weekly
newspapers thirty five dollars; and in daily
newspapers seventy dollars which shall
cover all insertions required to be made,
provided that in cities OF the first class said
notice shall be published daily and the com
pensation for publication of said notice shall
be at the rate of one dollar per square for
the first insertion, and seyenty-tiye cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
The word square as used in this section
shall be construed to mean space one inch
in length on tle column.
Section T. Every ballot printed under the
provisions of this act for use at general
elections shall be in accordance with sec.
ton one of this act and all such envelopes
or folders bearing designated spaces or
rockets shall be made from white paper
sufficiently thick so as to completely pre-
serve the secrecy of the ballot, and of APP
propriate size. Each envelope furnished for
the return Of the remaining sections, sheets
or coupons not used by the voter in ex-
size for the purpose, and made of paper Of
q sufficient thickness to completely conceal
it's contents from view, and may be of a
manila or yellow paper There shall also
he left under the name of each candidate
Sufficient space to write the name therein
in lieu of the one printed. No FASTING
names over a ticket or over any names
thereon shall be allowed, and no names so
pasted shall be counted except as provided
son is nominated for the same office, by
more than one party or convention, his
name shall be placed upon the ticket or
sheet of the party which first nominated
him or if he was nominated by more than
one party or convention at the same time,
he SHALL within the time fixed by law for
filing certificate of nomination, file with the
officer with whom his certificate of nominal
ton is required to be filed, written cleo.