The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-03-08
one candidate for solicitor for the

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criminal court Of record.
One candidate for clerk of the Grim.
inal court Of record
Each elector in counties having a
county court, and not having a Grim
inal court of record, shall have tn
inal court of record, shall have the
right to vote for:
One candidate for county prescott
ing attorney.
Each elector in the county of Es-
Gambia shall have the right to vote
for:
One candidate for Judge of the
court of record.
One candidate for state solicitor
of the court of record.
One candidate for clerk of the court
of record
Each elector in the respective coun-
ty commissioners districts of the state
shall have the right to vote for:
One candidate for county commits
sioner of the district in which such
elector may reside.
Each elector, in the respective
county school board districts of the
state, shall have the right to vote
for:
One member of the county school
board of public instruction for the
district in which he resides.
Each elector in the respective JUS
tice of the peace districts in the state
shall have the right to vote for:
One candidate for justice of the
peace.
One candidate for constable.
Each elector in the several counties
of the state shall have the right to
vote for:
One candidate for member of the
state Democratic executive commit
tee from his respective county.
Each elector in each county shall
have the right to vote for:
One candidate for member of the
congressional committee of the con-
gressional district in which he re-
sides, from his respective county.
Each elector in each county, in a
senatorial district composed of more
than one county, shall have the right
to vote for:
Members of a Democratic senatorial
district committee: the number where
of to be voted for shall be one men,
Der for each two hundred votes, or
major fraction thereof, cast by the
members of the Democratic party at,
the general election of 1908, as pre-.
scribed by chapter 5613 of the acts
of 1907.
Each elector in each voting district
within the state shall have the right
to vote for one member of the couney
Democratic executive committee from
the voting district in which such cleo
tors resides.
Each elector shall have the right to
vote for one candidate for any other
county office either elective or ap-
pointive not herein named, where, I'm.
der the law or the constitution of the
state of Florida, an election is requir
ed to be held to fill such office by rea-
son of death or resignation of the
person elected at the general cleo
ton of 1910, where such office is now
being filled by appointment, and the
commission of such person so hold
ing said office expires under the law
or constitution of this state during
the years 1912 and 1918.
Must File Application.
Second. That each person desiring
to have his name printed on the pri-
mary election ballot as candidate
for any state office, congressman at
large, or for presidential elector, del
egate to the national convention, or
as a member of the national Demo-
cratic committee, shall file with the
chairman of the state Democratic eX-
ecutive committee, on or before the
1st day of April, A. D. 1912, his notice
Of candidacy and application to have
his name so printed upon the official
ballot; such notice or application shall
be upon a printed form to be furnish
ed by the chairman of said commit
tee upon request of any person, and
such application and notice shall be
accompanied by an amount of money
equal to five (5) per cent. of the an
nual compensation of the office for
which he is a candidate; and no
name of any such candidate shall be
printed upon the official ballot, or
counted or returned if SO printed, I'M
less the provision shall be complied
with.
Provided no fees shall be required
of any candidate for presidential cleo
tors, delegates to the national con-
vention or for national committee
man.
Third That each person who is a
candidate for any county office, or
who is a candidate for member of the
legislature, or for state senator, and
who may desire to have his name
printed on the primary election bal
lot, shall give notice of his candidacy,
and make such application to have
his name so printed, to the chairman
of the respective county executive
committees, and shall accompany
such application with such an amount
of money as shall be prescribed by
the respective county executive COM
mittees, not exceeding per cent. of
the annual income of the Office for
which he is a candidate.
About Assessments.
Provided, that the assessment of
the state senators in the districts con
shutting more than one county, where
there is no senatorial committee, shall
be paid in equal amounts to each
county executive committee in such