Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-06
WHERE TO VOTE AND HOW TO MARK
BALLOTS AT TODAY'S PRIMARIES
Final Instructions On the Primary Law
and a Brief Sketch of the Statutes
Covering the Election.

to any other person after marking
it so as to reveal any of the names
voted for. No person shall ask an
other within 100 feet of the polling
place for whom he intends to vote.
No voter shall receive a ballot from
any other person than one of the
clerks of election nor shall any it'll
er person than one of the clerks
of election deliver such mallot to
such voter. No voter shall deliver
to the board of election or to any
member thereof any ballot other
than the one received from such
clsrk of election. No voter shall
place upon his ballot any mark by
which it may afterward be identi
fed as the one voted for him. The
violation of any of these provisions
is adjudged a misdemeanor and is
punishable by fine and imprison-
ment
The boundaries of the four Tono-
pah precincts are as follows:
Precinct No. ALL of Tonopah
north of Brougher avenue and east
of Main street. The polling place
will be the old Richilieu building,
next to Gregovich's store.
Precinct No. 2-All of Tonopah
north of Brougher avenue and west
of Main street. The polling place
will be in the Brokers Exchange
building in the Office formerly occu-
pied by Harry Epstine, but now ten
anted by j. w. Shelton.
Precinct No. 3-All of Tonopah
south of Brougher avenue and west
of Central street The polling place
will be the store formerly occupied
by Clendennin and Mcleod, corner
of Brougher avenue and South
street.
Precince No. ALL of Tonopah
south of Brougher avenue and east
of Central street. The polling place
will be underneath the Elks' hall
in the New Sollender building
Up to last evening the primary
register counted 42S names which
were divided as follows: Precinct
No. 1. 113 names; precinct No. 2
/ INK pan,oc. nranipot No -
names; precinct No. A, SO names
Just what the total vote will be al
the election will be hard to sur.
mise, as all who registered for the
general election here two years age
did not have to register for the
primaries, but it is thought that the
vote cast will be a heavy one.
The politicians were unusually
active yesterday and the customary
buttonholing of voters by candidates
and their workers was a common
sight. Both parties were out ir
force and the appearance of tht
streets was one of much business
being transacted. OF course every
worker was for some particular can
didate and the various virtues pos
sessed by the aforesaid candidate
were wonderful to behold. The
work did not stop with the setting
of the sun, for on the other hand
it was kept up until late houl
when the various cliques gathered
at some convenient corner and com
pared notes.
4 On the Republican side CT thu
ticket it is known that the entire
south will go for Oddie With the
Democrats it is a hard matter t.
surmise who will be the victor
Dickerson or Nicholas. Both mel
have active lieutenants in the fielt
and as both men are out for blood
the result will be awaited will
interest.
The Democrats were also bus.
comparing notes relative to TIL
strength of Pittman, Mcintosh an,
Sweeney. AS the latter is expected
to run third in the south. the frs
and second places will be hard t,
award. Both are Tonopah men AM
it is thought that they have abou
equal strength here.
e. e. Roberts will receive tn
support of the south in preference
to J. +. Douglas 1t is expecte
that Goldfield. Douglas home town
will support Roberts and the latte
is assured handsome majority 1
this city.