Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08
County Clerk.

2. The body of said notice shall be set
in the type of the regular reading matter
of the paper making the publication winch
shall not be larger than long primer nor
smaller than minion and shall contain
at least seven lines of type to the 1ncn.
The titles of offices and names of candi-
dates shall be separated in the notlce by
blank spaces not exceeding one-tWel1th Oh
an inch in thickness and the columns con
tanning the titles of offices and the names
of candidates shall not exceed TWO anu
one-sixth inches in width.
3. No other or further publication OF
ing section shall be required to be maze
by any county or city clerk, except that
in cities, the clcr6 shall at the foot OF
such notice, specify the place of voting IN IN
such election precinct, and the hours OIL
opening and closing the polls.
4. The compensation to be paid for al
publications of such notice shall be
SIXTY cents per s doar psr SQUARE
for the first publication and thlrty-hye
cents per square for each subsequent pup,
LEGATION in daily papers, put the t0tal sa atn
in no case exceed the amounts hereafter
specified, to-wit: for a general election In IN
weekly newspapers seVenty-nve
dollars, and in dany papers one one
twenty dollars and in daily
newspapers forty dollars; for
municipal election in weekly newspapers
newspapers ffty-fve dollars which
shall cover all insertions required to pc
made; provided, that in cities OF the frst
class and in counties containing more than
two hundred thousand population the COM
pensation for publication OF sald notlce
shall be at the rate of one dollar per
square for the first insertion, ana seventy
five cents per square for the subsequent
Insertion But nothing herein shall be so
construed to require the publication of
separate notice to women voters at any
election.
5. The word square" as used in this
section shall be construed to mean space
one inch in length of the column of the
newspaper in which any such notice is pub
lished; but any fraction OF square snail
be paid for as full square.
Section 2 Section SO of the statutes
as amended by chapters $40 and 35I, laws
of 1899, and chapter 457, laws of 1901, is
ballot printed under the provisions OF this
chapter for use at general elections shall be
upon white print paper or sum-
cient width and length to afford space for
ali the tickets or several candidates in col
umns therein; said paper shall be cut from
sheets twenty-four by thirty-slx 1ncnes IN
size and weighing thirty-five pounds to the
ream; if a different sized sheet is USED
the weight per ream shall be proportioned
as above. ,
mated by conventions or by regularly con
stituted and authorized committees or pr1-
maries shall be printed each IL separate
column under the appropriate party desig-
nation, the columns to De arranged alpna-
beticaIIy, from left to right, according to
the first letter of the party name, thus
democratic party, labor party, prohibition
party, republican party. TO the flgnt
hand of the party column shall be one
or more columns for independent nomina-
lions.
a. All columns are to be sepa-
rated by heavy black lines not less than
one-eighth Of an inch wide;
nIAPPd
name of each Office to be voted for and
directly under the name OF each sucn once
shall appear the name Of the per-
son nominated as candidate Tor sucn
Office The name of the candidate shall In
all cases be placed in the column designat-
ed by the party name of that party by
which such candidate was nominated ana
il the person be an independent candidate,
his name shall be placed in Its proper place
in the column or columns designated IN
dependent, together with his party deslgna-
ton as given In his nomination papers.
The names of all candidates shall be SO
placed in the various party designated col
umns so that names OF the same once ana
the candidates for such ONCE snall appear
on or between the same horizontal lines
of the ballot. After and to the right OF
the name of each candidate for state or
county Office and within each party deslg-
mated column there shall be square, IN
which the voter may designate by cross
or ether mark his choice for each office.
g. In no case shall county
person upon such ballot as candidate for
the Office Of county superintendent OF
schools unless such person shall nave n!eo
In such clerks Office at least ten days be-
fore the day of election at which such su-
perintendent is to be elected, proof of hav-
Ing successfully taught In one or more OF
the public schools of this state, Tor a Pc
Rod of eight months, and copy OF GER
tifcate emitting him to teach In any such
school, or of certificate known as coun-
ty superintendent certificate, unless such
person, before the frst day Of May, 1892
had held the Office Of county super1ntend-
emit of schools in this state.
6. ALI offices to be filled, together with
the names of the persons who are canol,
dates for such offices, shall be arranged
within the columns in the following order
first, state Offices second, congressional
offices third, legislative Offices; fourth
county offices fifth, and underneath in the
vice president and presidential electors:
Z. Whenever a proposed amendmenG 70
the constitution or other question shall Dc
submitted to the people, concise state
ment of the nature thereof shall be printed,
In accordance with the act or resolution
directing It's submission, upon the ballot
beneath the presidential ballot and sep
aEated By an line or }bn rus
shall appear the words yes" and mo,
and after and to the right Of each Of
which words there shall be square
g. At the top of each ballot shall be
placed in letters of not less than three
eighths of an inch in length the words
''oficiaI ballot" Underneath the words
shall appear the following instructions to
voters eff you desire to vote an entire
party ticket for state, congressional, leg1s.
ladys and county offices ana pte en n al
in the circle (O) under the party desig-
nation at the head of the ballot. Ii you
desire to vote for particular persons With
out regard to party, mark in the square at
fha rISht of the name of the candidate for
whom you desire to vote, If 1t be there,
or write any name that you wish to vote
for, In the proper place. II you desire TO
vote for state congressional, legislative and
county offices of one party and presidential
electors of another party, make a cross
(X) or other mark In the circle (O) at
| the head Of the party ticket, and also make
| a cross (X) or other mark in the square
UD at the right of the names of the
| candidates for president and vice president,
| you desire to vote for" There shall be a
| space at the top of each column
| In which shall be placed the party desig-
nation and under the party designation a
| circle (O) of three-eighths of an lnch IN
| diameter formed by black lines in which
| the voter by his mark may declare that
| be votes for all the names printed in that
| column except such as are erased or writ
| after specified and under such
| party designation shall appear the names
of all candidates for state, congressional,
| legislative and county offices and presiden-
| tial electors of that party.
| g. Underneath that portion of the bal
| lot containing the names of candidates for
state, congressional, Ieglsiatlve ana county
| candidates for president and vice president
| and the names of the candidates for prest-
| Dental electors, which portion of the ballot
/ is herein designated the presidential ballot.
| TO- The names of the candidates for
| president, vice president and presidential
| electors shall be placed in and directly I'M
derneath the designated party column of
] that marty of whioh Eueh candidates are thu