The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-16

wards and two members of said
committee from the Third and Sew
zenith wards.
The said primary election shall be
neld in the several wards of the City
or charleston, On the date first above
mentioned. between the hours of 10
O'CLOCK, NOON, and p. M, at the
following places, namely:
First Ward - Patrick School
House.
Second Ward-Humphrey' Store.
Third Ward-Brabbin's Store.
Fourth Ward-Court House.
Fifth Ward-City Hall.
Sixth Ward-Simpson' Stable.
Seventh Ward-Penn's Barber
Shop.
Eighth Ward-Richard' Store.
Nlntl- "ard-SulliYan's Store,
Tenth Ward-Fern Bank School
House.
Ali candidates desiring to have
their names printed on the ballot
and to be- voted for at said primary
election shall sign the call and pay
tue assessment not later than twelve
tl2) O'Clock noon on the tn day
or March, 1911, at the Kanawha Ma
tional Bank, cor.-ar Capitol and Vir-
ginia Streets, Charleston. w. Va.
The said primary election shall be
by ballot, which shall have printed
thereon the names of all candidates;
and no person whose name is not
printed on the ballot shall be voted
for and if voted for such votes
shall not be counted. The names if
all candidates for each Office shall be
printed on one ballot under the re-
soective headings Of the positions for
| winch they are candidates. The vot-
er shall erase the names Of all can
Gidates except those for whom he de-
sires to cast his ballot. No voter
shall vote for more candidates for
any one Office than are to be nomi-
mated for said office, and if any voter
DO so, his ballot for that particular
ONCE shall not be counted. No other
than the official ballot provided by
the committee shall be used in the
said primary election.
The candidate for Board Of Affairs
receiving the highest number Of votes
| snail be declared the nominee Of the
Republican party for that office, and
the two candidates receiving the
| highest number Of votes in each war6
shall be declared the nominees for
|
Pal election, to be held Monday,
April 18th, 1911. The said primary
election shall be conducted at each
voting place by board, consisting
of three commissioners and two
clerks to nc selected by the City Re
publican Committee; and all OF the
provisions Of the election laws Of
West Virginia In 50 far as the same
are applicable and are not inconsis-
tent with this call, shall apply to the
holding Of said election.
! NO person shall be permitted to
vote in said primary election. who is
not a known, recognized, openly de-
clared member Of the Republican
party, and who will not be qualified
to vote at the coming municipal cleo
ton, and no person shall be entitled
to vote save in tho ward where he
resides.
The officers conducting said cleo
Ton shall, upon tallying the votes
and ascertaining the result Of said
primary election at their respective
voting places, Immediately bring in
the poll books, tally sheets, ballots
lctc., properly sealed up, and deliver
the same to the ReDu blican City
Committee, at the office Of the Secre.
'tary in the Capitol building where
the said Committee will meet at s
% clock on the evening Of March 18
1911, and remain in session to can.
vass the vote and announce the re-
iSult.
IT is further ordered that notice o.
this call shall be printed in some
newspaper or newspapers Of genera
circulation, published in the City O.
Charleston, which are known as Re
publican newspapers.
BY order Of the Republican CITY
Committee Of the City Of Charleston
J. II. FAUDRBE,
Chairman
mo. II. FOSTER,
Secretary
Charleston, W. Va, March /, 1911
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