The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-10-22
INITIATED AND REFERRED LAWS.
No.. 1.
RELATING TO THE MANUFACTURE
AND SALE OF SPIRITUOUS
LIQUORS.

AMI SALE OF SPlRITUOUS
LIQUORS.
'Section 2S56. Question to Be Submit
ted to voters-When1 At the annual mu-
nlcipai election held in any township,
town or city in this state, for general mu-
nicipal purposes the question of grant
Ing permits to sell intoxicating liquors
at retail within the corporate limits of
suGh township; town n or city; may t be SUB
and shall be submitted upon petition
signed by twenty-five (25) legal free
holder voters of such township, town or
city, to be filed with the clerk or auditor
OF such township, town or city, thirty
days before election which petition shall
state that a vote is desired upon such
question:; Provided, however, that when
ever vote upon such question shall
have been once submitted to the voters
OF such township, town or city and the
question determined it shall not be neces-
sary to submit the said question again,
but the result of such election so held
shall determine the question of whether
or not Intoxicating liquors may be sold al
retail u permits therefor granted III
such township, town OF city. until anoth-
er petition for the submission OF said
question shall have been flied as herein
provided. Upon the filing Of such petition
the question shall be submitted upon q
separate ballot conforming 20 the general
election laws OF this state, upon which
ballot there shall be printed the words,
"ShaA intoxicating liquors be sold al
retail2" before which words there snail
be printed the word Yes" and INC"
and any voter in favor of the sale OF Sucn
liquors as aforesaid shall mark the word
yes with u cross "x' or mark a cross
in the circle OF square at the left Of the
word Yes" and any voter OPPOSED 70
such sale shall mark the wore NC" WITH
a cross ," or mark a cross III the circle
or square at the left of the word NO.,
and II a majority of the voters OF such
township, town or city who vote on such
counted as voting OF such proposition)
shall vote in favor of such sale OF intox-
eating liquors at retail, the corporate au-
thorities thereof h grant permission
for such sale for the ensuing year and
for each year thereafter, until such ques-
ton be again submitted in accordance
with this act and a majority OF those Vots
ing on such proposition have voted
against such sale; but If a majority OF
the voters voting on SUCH proposition
(blank ballots not to be counted as voting
on such proposition) shall vote against
such sale no permit shall be granted by
such corporate authorities until the ques-
ton shall have been again submitted IN
accordance with the provisions OF TINS
act and a majority of the voters voting
m such proposition n nave Voteu IN
favor of such sale; 1t being speclhcaly,
provided that after an election sn ra
visions of this act in any township
or city and the question determined
therein either in favor OF or against the
sale of Intoxicating liquors the question
shall be determined and the corporate, au-
thorities OF such township. town or city
shall act in accordance with Such vote
each year thereafter until another petl-
ton shall be filed and another vote held
in such township, town or city in accord
ance with the provisions hereof, ana IN
case an election called y neid as nere rem
Of intoxicating liquors at retail then and
in tina case the corporate authorltes OF
such township. town or CITY IN wnien
to n shall grant permits and permission
for such sale not only for the ensuing
year but for any and all subsequent years,
until a petition has been MED Tor the
submission of such question to the voters
and the vote at such subsequent election
Is found and determined to be against
Sec, Q. That all acts and parts Of acts
in conflict with his act are hereby re-
pealed. - u
IN his state relative to the submission
nf the question of the sale of Intoxicating
LIQUORS to the people OF a township. TOWN.
or city, an emergency is hereby decLared
to exist, and this act shall take effect
and be in force Immediately upon It's
passage and approval.
RELATING TO PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Section 1. Party
dorsements and Elections Provided torl
Hereafter all party candidates Tor united
states Senator, Representatives in Con-
rress. state, county, legislative, and Ju-
dict? ~officers shall be nominated; candi-
date FOR nomination. IOT pTtSlucht VI as
United States may be endorsed; and all
delegates and alternates to national and
state conventions and natlonai, state;
county n precinct committeemen snan
be elected at the primary election proVl-
Sec Q. Primary. When Heidi The pri-
mary election herein provided for shall
be held at the regular polling place. In
each precinct throughout the state, on the
first Tuesday in Jun of each even num-
bered years, after the taking effect OF this
- h~... ~ nt~h fNld "A
M. and FIVE o'clock p. NJ, and any person
entitled to vote at such primary election.
who is an employe, shall be entitled to
the same prIyiie &c vo fTm at m a primsry
election as are given him by law at the
general election In November:
Sec. g. subdivision l. the name Of
States senator, nor for endorsement for
nomination for president of the United
States. nor of any candidate for nominal
tion as a member of congress-, nor for any
state office, including judges OF the SUI
preme ard circuit courts, nor any candi-
date for election as national committee
man, shall be printed nr,%,r upon ns,d any ss g harain
provided, unless at least six weeks prior
to the date of said primary. a nominating
petition shall have been filed In the office
Of the secretary OF state. In SUBSTANTIALLY
the following form:
NOMINATING PETITION.
We. the undersigned qualified electors
Of the State Of South Dakota, and men,
Nominate oss Cor endorse) 30. who
resides at........... ana VINO is a mem
Der of e.......... party, as q candidate
Of party for the office of
.....t be voted for at the pri-
mary TO be held on the first Tuesday in
:June. H., and we, n each of us. for
himself. severally. do further declare that
we intend to support the candidate named
herein at said primary, and to vote the
ticket at che following No
yember election.
Name Of Post Voting Date of
S,eners office Precinct County Signing
1890. ........ .'..'..- ........
........ ........ ..'..s.. '......
...,... ........ ........ -.....,. .......-
1870. nom,nat,ne petition. before the
.aY~a shall be filed In the office of the
secretary of state, must have fix
thereto the signatures of not less than
one ner cent nor more than three per cent
~ tbe voters Of the party OF which the
,at,fioners are members cast In the en-
fire state at the preceding general cleo
zion for the office of governor; Provided,
that petitions filed for candidates for
nomination as a member OF congress or as
Judges OF the circuit court shall have
sfdxed thereto the signatures OF not less
than one per cent nor more than five per
cent of the voters of the party of which
fhe petitioners are members, cast In the
congressional district or judicial circuit
for which they are proposing a candi-
date, at the preceding general election
for governor. as shown by the official
snbdiyision 2. The name OF no candi-
date for any county or legislative office.