The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-08

tration books under the following re-
struc.ions etc:
! Cd Shall be public records
(2) Every citizen may examine the
| general county register and each of
the precinct registers while in custody
of the supervisor of registration.
| go Allow no one to make copies OF
extracts from any OF the registration
| books.
! (4) May furnish copies of the names,
occupations and residences OF any cleo
| tors, and for such service charge the
customary fees for copying papers in
| the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court but do not furnish in writing
any other information.-Sec. is.
| s. Cause a copy of the pamphlet re-
quired by Sec. 80 to be published by
! the secretary OF state TO be mailed to
each of the registered electors, taking
care to mail to each only the pamphlet
of the political party of which such
elector is registered as a member in
| the registration books.-Sec. "a. (See
secretary. of state. this outline.)
Cd Use wrappers or envelopes fur
nished by the secretary of state for
mailing pamphlets.
(2) Cause all wrappers or envelopes
for the mailing OF pamphlets to be adj
pamphlets are required to be delivered
by the secretary of state.-Sec. Sc.
9. Record the certificates of election.
as submitted by the county canvassing
board, In a book to be kept by the su
pervisor Of registration for that pur-
pose, said book to be furnished by the
county commissioners.-Sec. At.
TO- Immediately after the county
canvassing board shall canvass the re-
turns of the state and county officers.
transmit by mail to the secretary OF
state, a list giving the names Of all
county officers nominated, the Office
for which each was nominated with
the postoffico address of each.-Sec.
AZ.
General Statutes OF 1905.
I. Take oath and give bond.-Sec.
49,
2. Furnish each elector with a reg
istration certificate upon registration
should be filed out and furnished in
the same manner by the registration
officer in each district.-Sec. 191.
8. Issue transfer registration certifi-
Gates when necessary as required by
Secs. 193 and 1879:
4. Treat changes of entries on regis
tration books in cases of death, etc, &C
corGing to Secs. 1876 and 1877.
s. Restore names to registration
books as required by Sec 1877.
s. In case of removal of elector from
one precinct to another. treat his case
as provided in Sec. 19e.
DIST, REGISTRATION OFFICER.
Chapter 6469, Laws of Florida.
]. Keep open registration books on
each week day from 9 a. IN. to IL m.
and from p. m. TO p. m. and one
night each week until 10 O'Clock p. m.
at some place in the district, from the
first Monday of January to the first
Monday in March. 1914, and bienniaily
thereafter from the first Monday in
February to the first Monday in March
for the registration of all persons who
are legally qualified; conduct work
under direction of supervisor of regis
Itration.-Sec. 9.
ELEcToR.
Chapter 6469, Laws of Florida.
I. See that poll taxes for two years
preceding are paid on or before the
second Saturday in the month proceed
ing the day of election. and register
during the period of time the books
are open.-Sec. II. (See supervisor of
registration and district registration
officer, this outline.)
.. Go to the polls and vote the day
OF election using the printed ballot pro-
vided for the political party design
ated.
s. In voting conform to the proceed
ure required OF the inspectors. (See
inspectors and clerks, this outline.)
4. When the name of an elector is
charged by order OF the circuit court
as provided by law, such elector must
notify the supervisor of registration
of such fact, also Of any change from
one district to another and secure a
'srtif1cate of transfer.-Secs. 1913 and
t2e, general statutes.
CANDIDATE
Chapter 6469, Laws of Florida,
1. Take. sign and subscribe to an
oath.-Sec. %.
"a Printed blank (F'orm P-1o) for
oath can be had by applying to the
executive coInmittee.-Sec. IS.
(2) If candidate seeks office to be
voted for by the electors of more than
one county. he must file his oath with
the secretary of state not less than
thirty days previous to the day OF
election (May 2.)--Sec. 20.
(3) II candidate seeks Office to be
voted for by the electors OF a single
county. oath must b5 fled with the
clerk of the court not less than twenty
days previous TO the day of election,
(May Il, 1914)-Sec. %.
.. Pay the fling fee.
() Amount of fee is three per cent
Of the annual salary or compensation
OF the office sougnt--Sec. "a.
CD No fee is required of candidate
II the Office sought pays no salary or
compensation.-Sec. "a.
(3) Filing fee must be raid to the
official with whom the oath required
by Sec. % is fled and ar the same
Illnesses. "a and %.
3. File receipt for committee assess
mani