The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-03-01

county executive committee In such
senatorial district, and notice OF his
application to have his name printed
on the ballot as a candidate for the
Office of state senator in such dis
trict shall be by such candidate fled
with the chairman of the county OK
ecutive committee of each county
within said district. If, however,
there should exist a senatorial csm-
mittee in such districts, such notice
and application to have the name Of
such candidate printed On said bal
lots shall be filed with the chairman
of such senatorial committee, and
must be accompanied by the fee pre-
scribed herein, and 1t shall bo the
duty of such chairman to duly certify
to the respective county executive
committees in such senatorial district
the names of all persons who may
qualify as candidates for such office,
and the fees received from such can
didates shall be paid in equal amounts
to each county committee in such SEN
atorial ristrict by the chairman of
such senatorial committee.
Provided, further, that in senate
rial districts which comprise more
than one county, where there is no
senatorial committee, that the re-
turns of such primaries, as to the Of
flee of state senator, shall be certi-
fed by the respective county execu-
tive committees in such district or
districts to the state committee,
which said committee shall canvass
the said returns so made and shall
declare the result in like manner as
the returns are canvassed and the re-
suit declared by it as to other state
offices.
Such applications of all candidates
for county Offices to have their names
printed upon the ballot shall be filed
with the chairmen of the respective
executive committee in this state, on
or before the list day of April, A. D.
1912, and such application shall be
accompanied with the amount requir-
ed by the respective county commit
tees in this state rs to each candi-
date for any county office. All candi-
dates for members of the legislature
and for the office of state senator
shall be required to file q similar ap-
plication with the chairman of the
state Democratic executive commit
tee as that herein provided to be fled
with the county Democratic executive
hAf0 h. I'D H.
of April, A. D. 1912, but the assess
ment required of such candidates for
the office of member of the legisla-
ture and state senate shall be made.
as herein provided, to the respective
county executive committees.
Congressional Committees.
Fourth-The Democratic congress
sional committees in the state are
hereby respectfully invited to cooper
ate with the state Democratic execu-
tive committee in the holding of pri-
mary elections, and the chairman of
the state Democratic executive COM
mittee shall, upon the request of any
chairman of any congressional COM
mittee, cause to be published and GER
titled to the chairman Of the county
committees the names of all candt
dates for nomination for congress,
which shall be certified TO him by
such congressional committee.
Fifth-The chairman of the state
Democratic executive committee shall
Immediately after the 1st day of April,
A. d. 1912, furnish to at least one
newspaper published in the county a
list of all names which have been so
filed as candidates for all state Of
fees, as well as national, including
the names of candidates for delegates
to the national convention, presiden-
tial electors and members of the ma
tional committee, and shall certify
to the chairman of each county com
mittee list of all such candidates.
The chairman of the state Demo
cratic executive committee shall also
cause to be printed in each county
within this state notice of the hold
ing of the primary elections set forth
in the call made by the state Demo
cratic executive committee, such no.
tice to be given by him as required
under the statutory law of the state
of Florida. Provided, that should
there be any county within the state
which has no newspaper published
therein, then in such event, such no.
tice of election shall be given by
causing to be posted in each precinct
within such county notice of the
holding of such primary elections as
by statute required.
Form of Ballots.
Sixth-The voting in said primary
election shall be by ballot, in accord
ance with the provisions of the state
primary laW>as enacted in 1909. Said
ballots shall be printed and distribut-
ed under the direction of the respect
i've county committee of the several
counties, and on said ballots shall be
printed only the names of such candi.
dates for state and national offices
as may be certified by the chairman
of the state executive committee, and
the chairmen of the state COMPRESSION