The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-03
Official Rules and Regulations
Adopted For Democratic Primaries

One candidate for congress from
the congressional district in which
such elector may reside.
One candidate for national commit
teeman.
One candidate for governor of the
state of Florida.
One candidate for justice Of the
supreme court.
One candidate for secretary of
state.
One candidate for attorney general.
One candidate for comptroller
One candidate for state treasurer.
One candidate for superintendent of
public instruction
One candidate for commissioner Of
agriculture.
One candidate for railorad commits
sioner.
One candidate for adjutant general.
One candidate for state chemist
One candidate for assistant state
auditor.
One candidate for state senator in
each odd numbered senatorial district.
The number of candidates for mem
Der of house of representatives to
which the county In which such cleo
tar may reside, is entitled by law.
One candidate for county Judge.
One candidate for sheriff.
One candidate for clerk OF the CIR
cult court.
One candidate for county assessor
of taxes.
One candidate for tax collector.
One candidate for county superin-
tendent of public instruction.
One candidate Off county surveyor.
One candidate for county treasurer.
One candidate for supervisor Of reg
istration.
Six delegates from the state of Flor
ida at large to the national conven-
tion.
Two delegates from the congress
sional district in which the elector re-
sides to the national convention.
Six candidates for presidential cleo
tors.
Each elector in the First, Second.
Third, Fourth Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
judicial circuits shall have the right to
vote for one candidate in his respec-
tive judicial circuit, for state attorney
for the circuit in which he resides.
Each elector in counties having a
criminal court of record shall have
the right to vote for:
One candidate for judge OF the
criminal court of record
One candidate for solicitor for the
criminal court of record.
One candidate for clerk of the Grim
inal court of record.
Each eleetor in counties having a
county court, and not having Grim
iral court of record, shall have the
right to vote for:
One candidate for county prosecut-
ing attorney.
Each eletcor 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
OF the court of record.
One candidate for clerk of the court
of record.
Each eletcor in the respective coun-
~ 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
state, shall have tho 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-
gressiona1 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: