The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-08-10

rooms for these boards shall have been secured
by the municipal clerks:
SEPTEMBER z.
On this date the boards of election, in dis
tricts outside of cities having 80 600 Inhabitants
shall commence the house-to-house canvass for
voters.
SEPTEMBER 49,
Petitions of nominations for county officers,
under the provisions OF the direct primary act,
must be filed on or before this date,
SEPTEMBER IA.
The special election, when the proposed con-
stitutional amendments will be submitted to the
people for their approval or disapproval.
On this date boards of registry and election,
in cities, outside of those exceeding 10000 in
habitants, shall hold their second meeting for
making up the canvassing books. They shall
meetsbetween the hours OF l and in the day
time, and persons may appear before them for
the purpose OF personal registration or before
putting names on by affidavit. On or before
this date the county board of election shall pub
lish notices of the meeting of the boards of reg
istry and election, and of the primary election
OF September %, in such newspapers, not ex-
ceeding six in all, as the board shall direct.
SEPTEMBER Is.
On this date copies of the register, in handbill
form, shall be published by clerks, outside of
cities having over 5000 inhabitants.
SEPTEMBER IS.
On this date the poll clerks must have gwen
notice of the time and place for holding the pri-
mary election by posting at least five notices in
conspicuous places in the election district
All petitions indorsing persons for public
Office must be filed by this date with the NUM-
cipal or township clerk.
On this date the municipal or township clerks
must certify to the county clerks the nomina-
tions.
All nominations for municipal offices must
be in with clerks.
SEPTEMBER q.
Should any nominee refuse to stand for the
election or die, the vacancy can be filled on this
date by at least majority of the signers of the
petition of the man so resignlng or dying.
On this date the county boards of election in
cities having more than 30 600 inhabitants shall
meet for organization.
SEPTEMBER q.
Election booths made ready by municipal or
township clerks.
Municipal clerks or township clerks on the
morning of this day shall deliver ballot boxes,
etc., to election officers.
The county board of elections may meet to
fill any vacancy in election boards.
SEPTEMBER g.
Direct primary day, polls open in the after
noon to y at night. !.
Registry boards sitting for the purpose of
voters.
SEPTEMBER 49,
Election clerks must post in conspicuous
places in cities having over $4,000 inhabitants
copy of the registry as made the day before.
OCTOBER TO OCTOBER 25.
Notices must be posted in at least i've con-
spicuous places by town or township clerks of
time, place and purposes of the coming election
and offices to be filed.
OCTOBER s.
Meeting of election boards Of cities having
over $4,000 inhabitants. Second meeting for re-
vising and correcting registers.
OCTOBER 18.
County boards of election may again meet to
fill board of election vacancies.
ALI county petitions naming candidates for
county offices must be filed with county clerk.
On or before this date Secretary of State shall
certify to county clerks the names of candidates
whose certificates or petitions have been filed IN
his Office.
On this date boards of election in cities hav-
ing over 80. 900 shall hold their final meeting
for correcting the registry. Time: between In
the afternoon and 9 at night.
OCTOBER 20.
Complete register must be posted in cities
having $4,000 inhabitants.
OCTOBER 25.
County boards of election may meet to make
appointments to vacancies to election boards.
OCTOBER rs.
On this date is to be the final meeting OF
boards of registry and election for places tless
than 80, 600 Inhabitants for the purpose of GRO
recting the register. On this date orders for
official ballots may be given by duly quallned
voters to the county clerk.
OCTOBER q.
Judges of boards of election shall deliver to
the county boards of election all affidavits made
before them on the registering of voters and
take a receipt for them. Copy of registry list
in places having less than 30, 900 must be dellv-
cred at the same time.
OCTOBER g.
Ballots printed by county clerks and open
for inspection by candidates or agents.
All papers appointing agents or challengers
must be filed before county boards OF elections.
County boards of election shall sit this date
from A. NJ. to p M. for the purpose of add
ing or erasing names from registry lists.
OCTOBER %.
Ballots ready for delivering to those qualified
to order them.
OCTOBER go
County clerks must deliver proper quantity
ship clerks.
County boards of election holding final meet
ing from A. NJ. to P. M.
NOVEMBER 1.
Municipal and township clerks to deliver to
election clerks ballots and envelopes.
Election rooms must be fitted up.
County boards of election may meet to I'LL
any vacancies in election boards.
Justice of the Supreme Court to hold the cir
cult open, and the county judge to sit to revise
or correct registry list.
County boards of election to deliver to county
clerks before 8 in the forenoon all copies OF the
registers which were in their possession on the
Saturday next preceding said general election.
NOVEMBER 2.
Justice Of Supreme Court and Common Pleas
judges to sit to inquire into legality of persons
registered.
Election day; polls open from s A. M. to 7
P. NJ
NOVEMBER 3.
Checked register and ballot boxes delivered
to county clerks.
NOVEMBER 8.
County boards of election meet on this date
at II O'Clock, noon, at the court house to dis
charge their duties as county board of can