The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-03-07


tial elector, 476: members 2.
Elk district, votes for presidential
elector. SO; members 2.
Grant district, votes for presidential
elector. 165; members 2.
Simpson district, votes for presiden-
tia lelector, 256; members @
J sardis district, votes for presiden-
tiol elector. 4O6; members 2.
Tenmile district, votes for presiden-
tial elector, 4ss; members 2.
Union district, votes for presiden-
tial elector. 25s; members 2.
Resolved, further, that in order to
defray the expenses of holding said
primary election, each candidate Tor
Office to be flied at said election
! shall be assessed the following
amounts:
Judge of the criminal court. $4,000
Sheriff Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Prosecuting attorney ........ 10000
! Member House OF Delegates. I. $500
Assessor 10000
Superintendent of schools. $500
County commissioner ..... $500
County surveyor or engineer. $500
Justice of the peace, constable
president or member Of board
of education .............. 500
Member of Republican county
executive committee ...... 500
All candidates for the offices above
named shall, ON or before May 4, 1912,
notify, in writing, the secretary OF
the Republican county executive
committee of their candidacy, and
pay to the treasurer of said commit
tee the amount assessed against the
candidate for such office, Including
candidates for member of the Repub-
lican county executive committee. and
their names shall be printed upon the
l'ballots to be voted at said primary
election in Alphabetical order under
the proper heading.
The name of no person shall be
printed upon the ballots to be voted
at the primary election, who fails,
| within the time specified, to announce
his candidacy, and pay the assess
4 ment referred to.
The ballots shall be printed and
distributed in the manner. and shall
be of the form prescribed in Section
10, of the rules and regulations
adopted by the Republican state CEN
trail committee. J 41Tssa Fl
The rules and regulations adopted
by the Republican. state central COM
mittee, governing the Republican
| primary election, willehereinafter be
referred to, for the3 sake OF breyity,
as the Rules and Regulations% M
Notices for holding the primary
elections shall be published in all
respects as provided in Section IL OF
the rules and regulations.
T The primary election shah be con
Quoted by three, commissioners and
two. clerks, at each voting precinct
whereat the same may be held. the
ELECTION officers to be appointed by
this committee at meeting to be
held not later than May 4, 1919. The
officers to conduct the election shall
have all the qualifications prescribed
in Section 10. of the rulesTand reg
ulations, and any vacancies shall be
filled in the manner prescribed in
Section Is of the rules and regula-
tons. IA
The polls shall open at seven
o'clock a. m, on the morning of the
election, and shall be kept open until
sun down of that day.
Challengers may be appointed at
each voting precinct, in all respects
as provided in Section II of the rules
and regulations, and the chairman of
this committee is authorized to certify
the appointment,9f schallengefs s, when
made in conformity Herewith.
The primary election shall be con-
Quoted in detail, and the. ballots
counted and certificates made out OF
the result. in al respects as pro-
vided in Sections ls, 10 and 20 of
the rules and regulations.
This committee will, on, the sixth
day of June, 1912. meet at Clarksburg,
to canvass the returns of said etec-
ton, make out the certificates to the
proper committees, Of the result of
the vote in the county for candidates.
for offices comprising larger terri
tory than the county, and they shall
make out proper certificates of nom
nation for all candidates for offices
to be filled by voters of the entire
county, or by the voters of any sub
division of the county, and file the
same as prescribed by law, and they
shall make out certificates of cleo
tion for all rnamhars of the Renuh