White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
REGISTRATION
ENDS TOMORROW
COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCE IN
SPECTORS AND DESIGNATE
POLLING PLACES FOR SEPTEM-
BER PRIMARY ELECTION.

Tomorrow marks the limit of time
for registration, for the primary ell
ection, September Sd. All intending
voters who did not register for the
last general election. must register
in order to be able to vote at the
primary. and those who registered
for the primary, can also vote at the
election in November. On the other
hand, those who registered two years
ago, can vote at the primary. with
out registering, but must register
again after the primary in order to
vote at the general election.
For the primary there will be only
one ballot, bearing the names of all
the candidates, arranged under the
party headings which they represent.
Under each heading will be a square,
In which the voter Is expected to
stamp a cross, although this is not
obligatory, as he must also stamp
the cross opposite each name of the
vote. ballot marked for candi-
dates representing more than one
political party. is declared void, pro-
vided not more than one square un-
der the party heading is marked.
That is, should voter place a cross
under the party head, and then check
individually name or names of candi-
dates of another party, the latter
will not be counted, the vote going to
/ the candidates of the party marked
| by the cross under the party heading.
| Any portion of a ballot marked in a
doubtful manner will be disregarded
by the election board, and only that
portion of the ballot counted as
| plainly indicates the voters inten-
tions. AS required by law, the coun-
| ty clerk will furnish the chairman OF
county central committees and can
didates. with sample ballots, and one
sample ballot for each voter in each
precinct will be sent to the various
registry agents in the county. not
less than ten days preceding the ell
ection. Following is the designa-
ton of the polling places in the sew
eral precincts, and the inspectors of
election appointed by the county
commissioners, to serve at the Sep
tember primary. The inspectors will
select their own clerks in each of
the county precincts:
Polling Places.
Ely-City hall.
East Ely-Phillips & Wilson Bldg
| Smelter-Park theater.
Lane City-school house.
Riepetown-school house.
Kimberly-Giroux boarding house.
Cherry creek-Carlson' hall.
0sceola-Marriott's hall.
MISUNDERSTANDING company's bunk
house. at San Pedro.
Melvin-J. l.. Riee's residence.
Tippett-Tippett store.
Lund-sehool house.
Preston-school house.
Newark-Smith's store.
Ruby Mountain-Al Dees' residence.
/ Muncy-C Clayson's residence.
Pleasant Valley-school house.
Snake Valley-school house.
school house.
Election Inspectors.
Ely-A. A. Marshal, w. {. Gallagher,
w. A. Shellenberger.
Osceola-Lee Marriott. Geo Doyle,
T. b. Tilford.
Cherry Creek. A. Carlson, e. ".
Brainard, j. II. Leishman.
Snake Valley-C. E. Bliss, w H..
Kious, J. ID. Tilford
Newark-W. A. Moore, w. ID. Rob-
bins, Albert Mau.
Riepetown-W. Lockhart, e. b.
Nance, S. f. Endy.
Ely City-R. r. Ives, A. zimmerman,
A. p. Slichter
Pleasant Valley-H. Bews, M. II.
Cameron, l.. Henroid.
Muncy-C. Clayson, w. Phillips,
lG. e. Bennett.
: smelter-Jos. Primrose, F. w. Walk,