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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
the same officers as in the case OF
Separate Tickets Provided.


Sec. is. At all primaries there shall
be as many separate tickets as there
arc parties entitled TO participate In
said primary election There shall
also be a non'par'!san ticket. upon
which under appropriate title of each
Office shall be printed the names oil
all persons for whom nomination pa.
pcrs shall have been filed. as required
, BY this act, who are not designated
on such nomination papers Us candi.
dates for any political party, as de-
lined By this act Tn, names of all
candidates shall be arranged alpha.
betically according to surnamcs. un.
der tho appropriate title OF the re-
speCtiye offices aud under the proper
party designation upon the party tick
ct, or upon the partisan ticket, as
tho case may be. If any elcctor write
upon his ticket tho name OF any per.
son who Is candidate Tor the same
office upon some other ticket than
that upon which his name Is SO writ.
ten. this ballot shall be counted for
such person only as candidate OF
the party upon whose ticket his
name Is written, and shall in no case
be counted for such person as a
candidate upon any other ticket
In case the person is nominated
upon more than one ticket, he
shall forthwith file with the
proper officer. or Officers. in
charge Of the preparation OF the bal
lots, a written declaration. indicating
the party designation under which his
name is 10 be- printed on the official
ballot ON any day OF nomination OF
public officers in any primary election
precinct. each qualified clrctor shall
DO entitled To receive IRON the Judges
of election one ballot OF the political
party participating in such election Tor
which he desires to vote. # shall be
the duty of such Judges Of election TO
deliver such ballot to the clcCtur Be.
fore delivering any ballot to the cleo
tor. the TWO Judges OF election having
charge OF the ballots shall write their
names o. initials UPON he back Of the
ballot with indcl.blc pencil. and no
other writing shall be- Cu the back OF
the ballot, except the number OF the
ballot voted
Sec ~. Vacancies occurring after
the holding of any primary shall be-
filled by the larly committee OF the
district county or state, a. the case
may be.
Sec, 90 No person shall be entitled
to yoto at any primary unless a quail
flied clcctor Of the precinct aud duly
registered therein. if registration
thrroal be required by law
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21

an old burial ground, and some very
old tablets, antedating the construc-
ton of the church, are still standing.
and are in a remarkable state OF pres
ervation.
The square pew, with open door, on
the right OF the pulpit and under the
balcony, is pew No. 3, which was oc-
cupIod by Col. Washington when at
tending services there until the date
OF his death; he never changed his
membership from the church. A sill.
yer plate, bearing his autograph, IL
on the top of the pew door. Orig.
inally all the pews In the church were
built in square form, but later, with
the exception Of the Washington pew,
were changed to the present.day
style OF construction.
On the east wall. under the bal.
cony and to the right OF the pulpit,
is memorial tablet placed to the
memory OF Gen. Washington.
A similar tablet placed to the mcm.
DRY OF Gen. Robert f. Lee, occupies
similar space on the wall to the left
Of the pulpit. Gen. Lee was a vestry-
man of the church at the commence
ment Of the civil war, and the pew
occupied by him is across tho aisle
from and little TO the rear OF the
Washington pew. This pew is indl-
Gated by silver plate showing his
autograph.
Washington received his commits.
sion In 1855. as colonel in tho British
army, from Gen. Braddock, In the Car
lyle house, at Alexandria, Va. This
house was erected in 1882 by John 8.
Carlyle on the brow OF hill, and its
base rests on an old fort built in 1915
by Capt. John Smith on one Of tho 90
caslons when he came up the Poto-
mac to trade with the Indians Orig.
inally the house was reached by a fne
flight OF stone steps from a beautiful
lawn reaching to Fairfax street and
adorned by 16 Lombardy poplars ar.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
The One Hundred and
Seventy Sixth Anniversary
of Washington's Birth

George Washington was born on
ths banks Of the Potomac, in West.
morolard county, Virginia, on Febru
airy 70. 1872.
At the age OF l6 he was a good sur.
veyoy and at 10 he was adjutant OF
one OF the Virginia militia districts.
with the rank Of major.
At the age of 81 he was selected by
Gov. Dinwiddie OF Virginia as a
person Of distinction" under orders
OF the British government, to de-
mand an explanation OF the French.
who we're forming settlements In the
northwest and In the Mississippi valley.
At the age Of 20 he was commits.
stoned az colonel In the British army.
and from that time, when as a"soldier
Of the king" he became distinguished
ON the field, until he took leave Of
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21

delivered over to the vestry on Feb
ruary 81. 1773 the construction hay
ing been begun January /, 1857. Col.
Washington was one of the FIRST YES
trymen Of the church, and on the
day that Il was turned over by tho
builders he purchased pew No. s
for the sum OF E36 10 shilings. agreo-
ing also to pay an annual rental Of
R5 for the same.
The church was consecrated by
Bishop Claggett OF Maryland on June
IA, 1914. This ancient and historic
edlfice Is still used as q place OF wor-
ship. 1t is kept open every week day,
and is annually visited by thousands.
A small admission fee is charged for
the purpose OF defraylng the expense
OF keeping It open to the public. In
the rear OF and on the south aide 10
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
Committees Name Challengcrs.

Sec. 81. Tn" party committee Of
each county may appoint, in writing.
over their signatures, two party agents
at each precinct or representatives.
with an alternate for each, who shall
act a~ challenges for their respective
parties, and have the power prescribed
by law. The right OF any person 10
vote at primary may be challenged
upon the same ground, aud his right
20 vote be determined in III" same
manner as at an election. The chair
man Of each party committee Of any
county may represent his parry at the
polling booth during the canvass and
return Of the vote at a primary, on
he may appoint an agent or designate
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
Must Certify and Describe.

Sec. 81 Not less than fourteen days
before any November election, the
secretary Of state shall certify to the
county clerk Of each county within
which any OF the electors may vote
for the candidates for such Offices, the
name and description OF each person
nominated for any such office as speci.
fled In the nomination papers.
Sec. Is. At the August primary each
voter may write, in the space left on
his ticket for that purpose, the name
OF one qualified clpCtor OF the ward or
township. as the case may be, for his
ward or township committeeman. and
the one having the highest number
OF votes in such ward and township
shall be the member OF the party com.
mlttec OF such county, and each coun.
ty committee composed of the various
ward and township committeeman
shall meet at the county seat of ouch
county on the first Friday after the
said August primary and organize by
the election Of a chairman. secretary
and treasurer OF such committee, and
the chairman so elected Of each county
committee shall, by virtue thereof, be.
come member of the party congrcs'
sional. senatorial and judicial commit.
tee of the district of which his county
IL a part. Provided. that II any such
congressional district shall consist
wholly OF one county. then the mem
bers of the county committee ~ such
county shall constitute the congress
sional committee OF such district. Such
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
wahnstons Headquarters While lrectns Survey Washington City,


on the plaza at the east of the cap
itol.
Washington was a very enthusiast
tic Mason, and was identified with tho
lodge in Alexandria, Va. which was
chartered in 1888 under the Pennsyl.
vania Jurisdiction, but in 1888 1t
was rechartered as the Alexandria.
Washington lodge. No. %. and Wash.
lngton was named as worshipful mas.
ter in the charter.
Christ church. Alexandria, Va, ivy
and moss covered, was completed and
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21

ranged in four parallel rows The
poplars and lawn have long since dis.
appeared, and long ranges of rooms
of the present Braddock house occupy
their site, and the house is only Wis
ible to the public from the eastern or
rear side.
1t was also In this house that the
unfortunate expedition against Fort
Duquesne was arranged by Gen. Brad.
dock and the governors OF Maryland.
New York. North Carolina. Penasyl.
vania and Virginia, In 1853.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
Publicity is Authorized.

Sec ii. Every publication required
in this act shall be made in at !cas
two, and not to exceed four. newspa
pers of general circulation in suCl
county, one of such newspapers shall
represent the political party that cast
the largest vote in such county AT the
last preceding general election, and
one Of such newspapers shall repre-
sent the political party that cast the
next largest vote in such county al
the preceding general election. In any
case where the publication Of notice
can not be made, as hercinbetore re
qured, It may be made in any news
paper having a general circulation in
the county in which the notice is re
quircd TO be published.
Sec. 10. An Official ballot shall be
printed and provided for use at each
voting precinct in the form provided
herein. The names Of all candidates
for the respective offices, for whom the
nomination papers prescribed shall
have been duly filed, shall be printed
thereon.
Sec lG At least twenty days be.
fore the August primary each county
clerk shall prepare sample official bal.
lots placing thereon alphabetically,
under the appropriate title of each OF.
fee and party designation, the names
of all candidates to be voted for In
the precinct of his county for whom
nomination papers have Jeen iiled
Such sample ballot shall be printed
upon tinted or colOrcd paper, ana shall
contain no blank Endorsement or certi'
fiCatc. Such clerk shall forthwith sub.
nit the ticket OF each candidate for
whom nomination papers have been
filed with him, as required by this act,
to his postofiice address. as given in
such nomination paper and he shall
post a copy of each sample ballot In
conspicuous place In his Office On
the tenth day before such primary tn
county clerk shall correct any errors
or omissions in the ballot, cause tho
same 10 be printed ard dlstrib.
uted, as required by law, In the
case of ballots for the general election
except that the number of ballots to
be furnished to each precinct shall be
twice the number of votes cast there
at in the last preceding general cleo
ton.
Sec. II. All ballots blanks and
other supplies to be used at any prl
mary, and all expenses necessarily in
Cured in the preparation tor or con
Quoting such primary, shall be paid
out OF the treasury of the city, county
or state. as the case may be, in the
same manner. with like effect. aDd by
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
Penalties Are Attached.

Sec 81 Any person who sinai! oflcr.
or with knowledge Of the same. per.
nit any person TO OFFER for his ben
eff. any bride 10 a voter to induce him
10 sign any nomination papru and amy
person who shall aCccp, any such
bride or prumls" Of gain Of any kind
in the nature Of bride as cuns!dora-
tinn for signing the same. whether
such brIbu or promise Of gain In the
nature of Il hrih" be offered or accept.
ed before or after such signing. or
any candidate who shall knowingly
cause a nomination paper, or papers
to b. signed In his behalf by more
than the maximum number of quail
fed electors provided for his district
by this act. shall b" guilty Of mis-.
d"mcanor. and, upon trial and convic-
ton thereof be- punished by a fine
OF not less than twenty-five nor more
than nv" hundred dollars, or by I'm
prisonmcnt IN the county jail OF not
less than ten days nor more than six
months, or by both such fine and i'm.
prisonmcnt Any act declared an Of
Tense by the general laws of this state
concerning CauCuses and elections
shall. also, In like case, be an oifcnsc
in all primaries. and shall be. pun
ishcd in the same form and manner as
therein provided aud all the penalties
and provisions of the law as to such
caucu5es and elections, except as here
in otherwise provided, shall apply in
such case with equal force, and to the
same extent As though fully set forth
In this act Any person who shall forge
any name OF a Slgner or witness to
nomination paper shall be deemed
guilty Of forgery. and. on conviction.
punished accordingly. Any person
who, being in possession W nomina-
ton papers entitled tn be filed under
this act. or under act of the lcgisla
turc, shall wrongfully either suppress.
neglect or cause the same to be filed
at the proper time in the proper office
shall on conviction. be punished by
imprisonment in the county jail not to
exceed six months. or by a fine not
to exceed five hundred dollars, or By
both such fine and imprisonment in
tho discretion of the court
Sec 81 The provisions OF the stat.
utes now in force in relation to the
holding OF elections. the solicitation
OF voters at the polls. the challenging
Of voters. the manner Of conducting
elections Of counting The ballots and
making return thereof and all other
kindred subjects, shall apply to all
primaries in so far rs they are consist,
cnt with this act the intent Of the act
being 10 plaC" the primary under the
regulation and protection Of the laws
now in force as to elections
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-21
per cent, CT the total vote OF his party

per cent, CT the total vote OF his party
In such district. tcD II for an ofnco
representing less than congressional
district in area, by at least three per
cent. no: more than ten per cent OF
the total vote Of his party In such dis
tr!ct. Pro, idcd, that the office OF rep
rcsentative to the general assembly
of Missouri shall be regarded as q
county office under the provisions OF
this act.
Sec. 10. The basis Of percentage In
| each case shall be the vote of the
party for the presidential clector re
ceivng the largest vote at the last
preceding presidential election But
any political organization which at the
last preceding general election was
represented on the official ballot by
either regular party candidates or by
individual nominees only, may, upon
complying with the provisions of this
act, have a separate primary election
ticket as a political party, If any Of
the total vote cast at the last proceed
ing general election in the state, or
subdivision thereof, in which the can.
ddate seeks the nomination. Nomina
ton papers may also be filed for non.
partisan candidates; such papers shall
contain at least two per cent and not
more than ten per cent of the total
vote cast AZ the last preceding gen.
eral election in the state. or subdi-
vIson thereof, in which the person Is
candidate, such signers to be dis
tributcd In each case as provided by
the provisions Of this act
Method OF Filing Papers.
Sec II. All nomination papers shall
be filed az follows: l. For state oiii
GERS, repre- sentative In congress. dud
those members OF senate and assem-.
bly, whose districts comprise more
than one county, In the office Of the
secretary Of state . For Officers TO
be voted for wholly within one county
in the office OF the county clerk Of
such county. 3. When nomination
papers shall be received which con
tain ten per cent Of the total vote, as
limited In subdivisions a, b and g ut
sections . of this act the clerk. with
whom such papers are required to be-
filed, shall not receive or file Further
nomination papers for the candidate
named therein.
Sec. L. At least tiftyfivo days be-.
fore any primary preceding a general
election, the secretary OF state shall
transmit to each county clerk a CCrti.
fled list containing the name and post.
office address Of each person for
whom nomination papers have been
filed in his office, and entitled to BE-
voted for at such primary, together
with a Designation Of the office for
which he is n candidate. ard the party
or principle he represents
See. -. Such clerk shall forthwith.
upon receipt thereof publish, under
the proper party designation the title
OF each office. the names and ad
dresses Of all persons for whom nom
nation papers have been filed. giving
the name aud address OF each, the
date Of the primary, the hours during
which the polls will BE- opened, and
that the primary will be held at the
regular polling places in each pre-
cinCt. It shall be the duty of the
county clerk to publish such notice
for three consecutive weeks prior to
said primary.
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