The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-05

for whom he should vote. and allow
the proposed voter to name the candi.
after which one Of tne judges shall
read the ballot aloud to the voter M
ask him if that is as he wants it. and
If an affirmative answer is received
the ballot shall be at once placed in
the ballot box.
9.-Should n voter mutilate or de-
face the ticket that has been given
MIN SO as to render 1t desirable on
Ills part to obtain a new one. ne can
obtain a new one from the judges on
iy by returning the ticket SO rnutilat'
ed or defaced, but In no instance shall
he be allowed to exchange more than
he one time.
10.-The names of all candidates
voted for shall be printed with print
ers' type on the ticket, and any bal
lot cast with a name written on it. or
printed with any other han the type
with which the est Of the ticket is
printed shall be thrown out and not
counted.
11.-Any ballot found in the ballot.
box with what is commonly known as
"stickers" attached thereto shall be
thrown out and not counted.
12.-The voter shall run a mark
through every name on the ticket ex-
cept b ones for whom ne desires to
cast ais ballot. Tickets cnarked other
wise will not be counted.
13.-The central committee shall
nn0f 0f fnn 0tLNNlx N tho nA~% lnu
after the primary election and can.
vass the returns and make public an
nouncement of the results.
Those desiring their James to ap-
pear ON the primary election ticket
must deposit with the Chairman Of
the Central Committee the amount
set opposite h AN OF the office to
which he aspires. as follows:
Mayor $lU.u0
City Clerk $500
Treasurer $500
Alderman. four years ........ 200
Alderman, two years ........ LOO
Member BID. of Education, 4 yrs. 5 100
Member BID. of Education. 2 yrs, 5 so
Central Committeeman -. 5 so
Delegates to convention. :. nothing.
This money to be used In ~defraying
the expenses necessary to holding the
primary election.
A Democratic delegate convention
is also hereby called to convene at tae
District Court room on Friday the 25th
day of March, 1910, 2 O'Clock p. N. for
cratic platform for the coming city
election and for transacting any 9TH
er business that may be pertinent.
Delegates composing this convention
will be chosen at tie democratic pri-
mary election called to be held in the
various city wards on March 22d.
1910.
Central Committee: C. M. Yater.
Chairman.
J.. s. Lea,
Secretary.
At a meeting of the Democratic
City Committee neld on the night of
the 4th. inst, the following resolution
and rule was unanimously adopted
and agreed to.
Whereas; At the general city cleo
ton, If 1t appears best 10 hold a spec
ial election to determine whether or
not the majority of tae legally quail
fed voters are in favor of prohibi-
ton OF the present aigh license, to-
getler with strict regulation.
Therefore,: Be 1t Resolved, That
candidates for Mayor, and Aldermen
in each ward, be required to pledge
themselves to abide by the result of
said special election.
Second: That each candidate be
required to sign the following pledge
before mis- name is placed on the De-
mocratic Primary Election Ticket
Pledge.
/ agree, IL elected to tae office of
Mayor or Alderman as III case may
be) to support and liz In carrying out
he will OF the majority of legal vot-
ers IS expressed at the general cleo
ton on the prohibition question for
the next two years. and thereafter un
less a subsequent democratic city el
ection shall order otherwise. as hong
I serve In said Office.
Democratic City Central COMMITTEES
C. NJ. Yater, Chairman.
is. Lea, Secretary.
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