DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-02

Sec 3 At the same time that ,Worn Statement
required in Section OF this act is furnished eact
and every candidate for county or State ottic,
in the primaries a. hcrcinbetore men toned shall
furnish and file in the office o! the clerk OF the cir
cult court OF his county or in the office OF the score
tary of State. according to whether he Is can
didate for a county, or national or State office
another statement giving the names of all those
persons to whom loans were made during his can
ddacy. which would not have been made had he
not been a candidate This statement shall also
be given under oath,
Sec d. All the statements hereinbefore required
except the to be furnished before the primary
in which candidate furnishing it is voted upon
may be sworn to at one time, and shall be given
and filed on the same day and date
Sec. S. Any candidate refusing or wilfully fail,
ing to obey any OF the provisions OF this act shall
dollars and shall not be allowed to have his name
printed on the official ballot at the next ensuing
general election, or his name. presented as can
didate OF any party for the office OF United States
senator to the next succeeding legislature accord
ing to whether ne is a candidate for State or
county Office, or tor national Office, as the case
may be-.
election shall be prepared as follows: The official
heading or caption OF the ballot shall be printed
all the way across the top OF the ballot. There
low the caption perforated facsimile OF the sig
nature OF the chairman OF the State executive
committee.
Above the caption of each ballot there shall he
and with perforated line between the lower stub
and the top of the ballot. On each OF the said
stubs shall b printed the iGlowRs words o
meath said words for the writing OF one line.
Sec. ?. As to the size of type. quality OF paper
and in all other respects not herein specially pro-
vided for, the ballots shall be in conformity with
the present requirements OF law
Sec. g. Before any ballot is delivered to any
voter one of the inspectors shall write the con-
secutive number of the ballot in the blank space
on each OF the stubs after the word Number
He shall also write upon the upper stub the name
Of the voter to whom the ballot is delivered, and !
shall write his own initials in the lower stub The
stub with the name OF the owner written therein;
thereupon the voter shall retire to the booth and
mark his ticket preparatory to depositing It in the
ballot-boX, After the voter has marked his bal |
lot he shall so fold it as to leave the stub visible
and in such position that it may be detached
without unfolding When the prepared ballot is
returned, the inspector shall compare it with the
stub he has retained and shall examine the back
OF the folded ballot for the perforated signature OF
the chairman OF the State executive committee,
and II he finds it to be the same ballot delivered to
the vote! he shall detaeh and retain the remaining
stub and the voter shall then deposit his folded
ballot in the ballot-box. But ii the marked bal
lot returned by the voter proves to be a different
one from the one delivered to him, the inspector
shall then and there search the person Of the voter
profering such ballot and il the original ballot is
found on or about his person. shall take same into
their possession and discharge said voter from the
gollng place without permitting him to vote:
OF primary elections are hereby clothed
wltn such police powers as may be necessary to
carry out the provisions Of this section Any