The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-28
GALL FOR CITY DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.

DdlAOLr Cduuiudlco IOE Lie City OE4CCS
which are to be voted on at the city
election on April 5th. 1910. as fol
lows
FIRST WARD
One alderman L serve four years
One alderman to serve two years
One member of the Board of edu-
cation to serve four years.
One member of the Board of Educa-
ton to serve two years.
Six delegates to central convention.
Elect member central committee,
to serve two years.
SECOND WARD
One alderman to serve four years:
One member of the Board of Edu-
cation to serve -four years.
Five delegates to central conven-
ton.
Elect member of central committee
to serve two years.
THIRD WARD
Ore alderman to serve four years.
One member of the Board of
cation to serve fonr years.
Six delegates to central convention.
Elect member central committee to
serve two years.
FOURTH WARD
One alderman to serve four years.
One alderman to serve two years.
One member of the Board of Edu-
cation to serve -four years.
Seven delegates to central conven-
ton.
Elect member central committee to
serve WI years.
FIFTH WARD
One alderman to serve four years.
One member of the Board of Edu-
cation to serve four years.
Four delegates to central conyen-
tion.
One member of the central commit
tee to serve two years.
Fol- the City at Large.
One mayor to serve two years.
One city clerk to serve two years.
One treasurer to serve W years.
The Primary Election above refer
red to is to be held at the following
places and by the following officers:
First ward:-veaI's Skating Rink.
Judges, ]. Barclay Reeves and S. E.
Best: Clerk, Ross Malone.
Second Ward:-Old Stone Store,
| Cor. 5th and Mo. Judges, Geo. L.
WHY'S and w. II. Smith: Clerk, r.
| NJ. Parsons.
Third Ward:-Eagle's Hall; Judges
J.. Q. Cu-nmins and S. P. Denning
Clerk, J. d.. Bell.
Fourth Ward:-Cavin Lumber Co
Office: Judges, Foelix Burrows and
l.. B. Craig; Clerk. Guy Herbert.
Fifth Ward:-Cruse's Shop: Judges
II. p. Saunders n S. p. Joanson
| Clerk, X. X. Scott.
In TINS primary election printed
tickets shall be used containing the
names of all candidates for the var
ious offices to be elected and the
names Of all such candidates must be
submitted to the Chairman of the
Central Committee, DIR. C. NJ. Yater
at his office over The Roswell Drug
and Jewelry Company. either by the
candidate in person or written state
ment signed by said candidate author
iZing his name to appear on said tick
ct. Each person requesting his name
to ppear on the primary election
ticket must accompany such request
by a remittance to the Chairman OF
the Central Committee of the amount
hereafter specified and set opposite
the name OF the Office to which said
candidate aspires. The names and re
rittance as above stated must be sub
nitted and ticket closed by 5 o.
| clock. d. m, March 10th, after wnich
hour 40 name will be accepted.
The following rules will govern
the holding of this primary election:
Rules Governing the Holding of the
Primary Election.
Ito be eligible to vote in the pri'
mary election, one must be a qualified
Democratic voter in the ward in which
he proposes to vote.
2.-Oniy one voter at a time Snail
be allowed closer than within ten
feet of the ballot box, or inside the
enclosure or premises wherein the
election is being held.
3.-The officers of the primary cleo
ton shall consist of two judges and
one clerk.
At shall be the duty of the
judges:
(a) To keep the ballot box con-
tinually in their possession.
OBJ To keep all the tickets for the
election in their possession.
tc) To adopt some mark of iden-
tifcation for the tickets before open
ing the polls.
ID To pass upon the qualifications
of the voters in accordance with rule
one ID.
(e) To hand to the qualified voter
a printed ticket with he names of
| all the various candidates printed
thereon, said ticket to have the mark
OF Identification placed upon it i'm