Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-02-28

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Sec. TO- Conduct OF Primary. % The
provisions Of existing statutes concerning
election and any amendment now or
hereafter made thereto. so far as they are
not inconsistent with the provisions Of
this act, shall apply to the primaries pro-
vided for in this act, and the following
statutes shall apply to the subjects indi-
Gated the intent Of this act being to place
the primary under the regulations and
protection Of the laws In force as to cleo
tons. AS to composition Of boards OF
primary. Section s, Chapter III, Laws Of
1901, being paragraph ZIP, General Stat
utes Of 1901, and Section Is, Chapter 122,
Laws of 1908; as to time Of opening and
closing Of polls, Chapter 23l, Laws Of
1903; as to printing and distributing tick
ets Chapter 229, Laws OF 1903: as TO pre-
pairing, posting and supplying instruc-
tons to voters; as to providing voting
places, booths and supplies, and the care,
disposition and arrangement Of the same.
and as to emitting an emplOye TO absent
himself from his employment for the pur-
pose Of voting. Chapter 129. Laws Of 1897,
being paragraphs 2,710. 2,711, 27l3, 2,7l7,
General Statutes Of 1901; as to form and
marking Of ticket. manner of voting. and
disposition OF tickets, and canvass OF
votes by primary board, Chapter 222,
Laws Of 1905: as to registration OF voters,
Chapter liza, General Statutes Of 1901, rs
amended by Chapter 103, Laws Of 1905;
as to exercising challenges and procedure
thereafter, and determining residence and
qualification of voters, Sections 3. 10, IL,
II and 13. Chapter 36, Laws OF 1868, be-
Ing paragraphs 2,572, 2,573. 2,57i, 2,575,
2,576, General Statutes Of 1901. and also
Chapter 232, Laws Of 1903; as TO compen-
sation Of primary officers. Section IA.
Chapter III, Laws of 1901; as to county
canvass OF returns, Chapter 36. Laws Of
1868. being paragraphs, 1851, 2,5SS, 1859,
1850, 1851, 1892, General Statutes Of
1901; as to state canvass Of returns, Chap
ter So, Laws Of 1868, being paragraphs
1893, 1884. 2,595, 1886, 1881 and 2.59S,
! General Statutes OF 1901; as to city can
vass Of returns for city primary, Sec
ton Is. Chapter 122, Laws Of 1903: as to
contest. Art. s, Chapter 36, and Paragraph
$50, Of the General Statutes OF 1901: pro-
vided. that all the powers and duties con-
ferred and imposed by the laws OF this
state upon commissioners Of elections,
registration officers judges and clerks OF
election, canvassing boards and all other
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elections are In every detail and particular
conferred and imposed upon each and all
such officers In connection with the pri-
mary elections conducted under the pro-
visions Of this act. (2) At all primaries
there shall be provided a separate ticket
for each party entitled to participate In
the primary and also a blank ticket or
which shall be printed only the titles Of
the officers to be voted for by the elector,
at the polling place for which the ticket
Is printed. Each party ticket shall be de.
signated by the party device or emblem
appearing at the head thereof. below
which shall appear the name OF the party
The names Of all party candidates shall
be arranged alphabetically according Il
ur-names under the appropriate title o.
the respective Offices and under the pro
per party designation upon the party tick
Ct II any elector write upon his ticke
the name OF any person who Is candi
date for any Office upon some other ticke
than that upon which his name Is o.
written, such elector shall thereby invali
date his ticket and II shall not be counted
but shall be entirely rejected. In case
person Is nominated on more than on
ticket he shall forthwith file with the pro
per officer or officers In charge Of tn
preparation OF the election ballots, writ
ten declaration indicating the party desig
nation under which his name Is to b
printed on the official election ballot. Tn
ticket with the Endorsements shall be Il
substantially the form heretofore annexed
provided. that tickets for any city pr
, mary may be varied as to the title Of III
officers to be printed thereon, so as
conform to the law under which each sue
' primary Is held. The provisions OF Sec
ton !, Chapter 222, Laws OF 1905. and an
amendments now OF hereafter made there
, to, so far as the same shall be applicabl,
( shall govern In the preparation OF IN
y ticket (3) Any person desiring to vote
q primary In precincts where registratio
Il required, shall give his name and resi-
dence TO the judges Of the primary. on
Of whom shall thereupon announce III
same In q loud and distinct tone OF voic'
and II such name be found upon the regis
try Of voters by the officer having charg
thereof, he shall likewise repeat sal
. name, and the voter shall be allowed
enter the space enclosed BY the guard