Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-17

oL | one in the ballot box to be kept with the ballots. The ballot box of each precinct shall be sealed and delivered to the chairman of this committee not later than two days after the election. The tally sheet kept bp the judges shall be open to the inspection of any voter at all times and not destroyed until after the final results of this election are announced by the Central Committee. Immediately after the count is finished certificate giving the result of each precinct shall be mailed to the chairman of this con- mittee, or the returns made imme- diately.
 A subcommittee consisting of the chairman and secretary of this com mittee and A. B. Jones are hereby appointed to select the judges to hold this primary, to have the ballots pre- pared, ballot boxes sent out, and all other acts that may be necessary to carry into effect these rules and reg ulations, and that a list of names, not less than six, be furnished from each ward and township by the com mitteemen of said ward and township to said committee as aforesaid for the purpose of assisting said committee in selecting judges to hold said cleo tion; provided, that the two candi- dates for Sheriff be permitted to se- lect one judge each and they shall be named by the subcommittee
 The list of judges appointed to hold this primary shall be made public not later than 8 days before the election.
 The ballot boxes shall be prepared 1 and sent out in ample time to reach all precincts, but in case any ballot box may fail to reach any voting pre- cinct the voters can hold an election, making their own ballots, tally sheets, etc.
 The election precincts shall be the same as those used at the last gen. eral election, which places shall be ,published by the Central Committee not less than 10 days before the date of the primary. If for any reason the election cannot be held at any of these places then the subcommittee is given authority to name other places, which must be done not later than 10 days before the primary and published notice given in some news- paper of the city of the change and l where the election will be held. If any change is made in the county and out of the city like notice shall be given by posters being put up in not less than ten different places in the township, which notices must be given to the township Central Committee man to post up.
 And this Central Committee will convene at the court house on Janu- ary 4, 1908, to canvass the vote as cast on January 2. and declare the results of said election.
 Resolved, further, That the judges
 
 and clerks who hold the primary elec- tion shall be allowed $2.00 per day for their services and those living in the country an additional fee of like amount as is allowed in the state cleo tion for returning the ballot boxes to the subcommittee.
 That in order to defray the ex- penses of the coming primary election for county and township officers there shall be paid the following fees by the several candidates. which fee must be paid not less than 20 days before the time fixed for holding said primary and any candidate failing to pay this fee on or before said date shall be denied the right to have his name printed on the ticket.
 The fee to b epaid to J. H. Shelby, the county treasurer.
 For Sheriff .$50.0O County Clerk 50 0r