The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15
No. S16. S.. Published June 10. 1909
CHAPTER 4e4, LAWS OF 1909.

S11f4E I66 4b4, LAWS OF 19U9.
AN ACT to amend sections III and
lilo and subsection of section IL
IL OF the statutes. relating to rota-
ton OF names upon the primary ballot
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section l. Sections LII and lilo
and subsection of section lip of the
statutes are amended to read Section IL
u. /. At least twenty-five DAYS before
any primary preceding general election,
the secretary of state shall transmit to
each county clerk a certified list contain
ing the name and postoffce address of each
person for whom nomination papers have
been n!ed In his office, and entitled to be
voted for at such primary, together with
q designation Of the office for which he Is
candidate and the party or principle he
represents; such lists shall designate the
order In which the names Of the candi-
dates shall be printed upon the primary
ballot in each assembly district
? For the purpose of determining the
order IN which the names of candidates
for each Office shall be placed upon the
primary ballot, the secretary of state shall
number the assembly districts consecutive
~ from one to one hundred In the order
OF their population according TO the last
preceding census, beginning with the dis
trtct having the largest population, which
shall be numbered one. He shall number
the assembly districts and parts Of dis
tricts in each congressional or senatorial
district in the same manner from one up
ward.
g. The secretary Of state shall arrange
the surnames of all candidates for each
office alphabetically for the first assembly
district; thereafter for each succeeding
district, the name appearing first for each
Office. in the last preceding district shall
be placed last.
4. Such clerk shall forthwith
upon receipt thereof publish under the
proper party designation. the title Of each
office, the names and addresses Of all
persons for whom nomination papers have
been filed, giving the name and 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 reg
ular polling places in each precinct
8. 1t shall be the duty Of the
county clerk to publish such notice once
each week for two consecutive weeks prior
to said primary.
80 6 Such clerk shall also forth
with mail copies OF such notice to each
town, village, and city clerk of his couh-
the same in at least three public places
in each precinct in his town. village, or
city, designating therein the location Of the
polling booth in each election precinct
Section lilo: l. At least twenty
county clerk shall prepare sample official
ballots in substantially the annexed form
marked "a, - which sample . -
ballots shall be printed upon tinted or col
ored paper and shall contain no blank en-
dorsement or certificate Said clerk shall
place thereon, under the appropriate htle
Of each Office and party designation, the
names of all candidates to be voted for In
the precincts Of his county. The names
certified by the secretary Of state shall be
arranged in the order in which they are
certified. The names Of candidates for
whom nomination papers have been hled In
the office of the county clerk shall be ar
ranged as hereinafter provided
2. For the purpose Of determining the
order in which the names Of candidates
for each Office for whom nomination pa
pers have been filed in the Office Of the
county clerk shall be placed on the pri-
mary ballot, the county clerk shall pre-
pare a list of the election precincts Of
his county. Such list shall be prepared
by arranging the various towns, cities,
and villages Of the county in alphabetical
order, and the wards Or precincts Of each
city, village, or town in numerical order
under the name of such city, village, or
town. The precincts in each assembly
district within the county shall be ar
ranged in the same manner.
3. The county clerk shall arrange the
surnames Of all candidates for each office
for whom nomination papers have been
filed in his Office alphabetically for the
first precinct In the list; thereafter for
each succeeding precinct; the name ap-
pearing first for each Office in the last pre-
ceding precinct shall be placed last.
f. Such clerk shall forthwith
submit the ticket of each party to the
county chairman thereof and mall a copy
to each candidate for whom nomination
papers have been filed with him as re-
Quired By this act, to his postofice address
as given in such nomination paper, and
be shall post a copy Of each sample bal
lot in conspicuous. place In his office
5. On the tenth day before
such primary the county clerk shall cor
rect any errors or omissions In the ballot
cause the same to be printed and distrib-
llted 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 num-
Der of votes cast thereat in the last pre-
ceding general election.
SECTION 11-12. T. At all primaries
there shall be an Australian ballot made
ND of the several party tickets herein pro
vided for, all of which shall be- securely
fastened together at the top and folded
provided that there shall be as many sepa-
rate tickets as there are parties entitled
to participate in said primary election. The
names Of ali candidates at the
September primary shall be arranged as
provided in sections III and lilo Of
the statutes as herein amended The
names of candidates at city primaries shall
be arranged alphabetically according TO
surnames.
Section p This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publica tion.
Approved June 16. 1909
No. 334, ST. Published June 10. 1909
fsR APTER 465 LAWS OF 1909