Arizona republican., 1912-05-26

Polling place-J. D. Houck's store. Election officials-Inspector, J. D. 1 1ouck; judges, ................ ] ..................; clerks, ......
 Mcdowell Precinct-1 delegate Polling place - Mcdowell school i house. Election officials-Inspector. ................; judges, ........... ..............; clerks, ............, !
 | Wickenburg Precinct-2 deIeqates ! Polling placc-Garcia Hall EIcc- 1 tion officials-Inspector, C. C. Davis. judges, E. $. Jones, John Witherlay; clerks, H. C. Sprunger, ..... Vulture Precinct-1 delegate Polling place-Schoolhouso Elec- tion officials-Inspector, ........; judges, ...,...............; Agua CaIiente-1 delegate. Polling place-Modcste Hotel. Elcc- ton officials-Inspector, ...........; clcfhS, ..-...-...--..., .............. lehi Precnct-1 delegate Polling place-Lehi Hall Election 'AitoitiiS - IliSpttloI, H. SllnklHS, judges R. w. Simkins, Milo Sehin; clerks, R. F. SchiH. Ralph Schill. Alma Precinct-2 delegates. Polling placc-SchooIhouse FIcc- uon officials-Inspcctor- II. Cof- fin; judges, Ed Lewis. .. Longmore; clerks, Orrin Lewis, .... Allison
 GiIa Bend Precinct-1 delegate. Polling Schoolhouse. Elcc- tion officials-Inspector ...: JudScS, ..-..........., .............. clerks, ....... - The polls of said election shall be opened at the several polling places of the following named election pre- cincts of said County to-wit: Phoc- nix No l, Phoenix No. ?. Phoenix No 2, Phoenix No 4, Osborne, Mesa. Tempe and Glendale precincts, at the hour of o'clock A. NJ, and shall close at the hour of o'clock r. NJ. of that day; and shall be opened at several other polling places of the above named election precincts of said Coun- ty at the hour of 1 o'clock P. NJ. and close at the hour of o'clock r. M of that day.
 Said election shall be conducted as nearly as may be in the manner pro vided by law for the holding of gen cral and primary elections in the State of Arizona, and the call of the Re publican State Central Committee un- der date of May l, 1912; and the oth- CT rules and regulations hereinafter provided. And the election board in each precinct shall at once upon close i of the polls therein, canvas the vote and declare the result of the election and shall make out in dup licate certificate for each person elected as delegate to said County Convention one of each said duplicate certificates shall be forth with sent to the chairman of the County Central Committee and the other thereof delivered to the per son therein nemad as elected-said 1 certificate shall be signed by at least am ajority of the election board If in any precinct the number of persons designated to constitute an election i board, fail or refuse to serve, then less number, as the circumstances may require, shall constitute the election board. If at the time of opening the polls, any of the election board ap-
 
 polls at the hour designated for open ing the primaries, the vacancy or va cancies so occasioned may be filled by the Republican voters then and there present.
 All Republicans who are qualified electors of the several precincts in said County, shall be entitled to vote at said primary election.
 In case @ voter desiring to cast his ballot in any precinct in Maricopa County, shall be challenged, the fol- lowing test shall be applied in the alternative:
 In order to vote he shall sign in the presence of the election board, in the alternative, one of the two following declarations:
 Declaration of party utilization -I am a qualified elector of. Of............ precinct, Maricopa County, State of Arizona At the last general election held in Arizona in December, 1911, T. voted for a majority of the Repub- lican candidates whose names ap- pearcd on the ballot at said election. l expect to vote for a majority of the Republican candidates whose names appear on the ballot at the next gen eral election in Arizona.
 
 Alternative decl: ration of party af- filiation-I am a qualified electOr of ........... precinct, Maricopa County, State of Arizona. I did not vote at the last general election in Arizona, held in December, 1911, but had I voted at said election, I would have voted for a majority of the Repub- lican candidates whose names appeared on the ballot at said election. I eX- pect to vote for a majority of the Re-