The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-22

intended, and the number of ballots en-
closed, and a receipt therefor shall be
taken by him from the sheriff; where
upon the sheriff shall forthwith and not
less than twelve hours before the time
fixed for the opening of the polls for the
primary election, deliver the same, to-
gether with poll books. ballot boxes, re-
turn blanks, supplies and apparatus here
matter provided for to the Superintend-
ing judge of the primary election herein
after designated if he can be found and
II not then to one of the other judges.
For his services the sheriff shall receive
from the county the same compensation
now paid under the law for the same char
acreT of service performed for the No
Vembcr election.
Sec. 13 Judges-How Appointed The
county auditor shall. not less than fifteen
days before any primary. appoint judges
for each of the several voting precincts Of
his county. which appointments shall be
made from lists of names submitted 10
MN by the chairman of the county cen
trail committees of the different political
parties, but IN case no names are pre-
scented, the auditor shall use his own dis
creton. All judges appointed must be
q4ailtied electors in the precinct for
winch they are appointed, and three
Judges snail be appointed for every pre-
clnct. If three or more parties rave tick
cts on the official ballots for use at the
primary, one judge shall be appointed
from each party casting the highest num-
Der of votes for the Office of governor as
shown by the, returns Of the last preced-
30 49, iSN'4'A II pdl l"O parties
nave tickets on such ballots at the prim-
arF' theh the judges shall be selected
therefrom. and the party having a ma
Jority of the votes in the precinct at the
last preceding general election shall have
d liaJoIlty Oh Such judges.
roec' Il. superintendent Duties of
The county auditor when appointing
judges OF Il primary under this Act shall
tSSIsLdte one OF Such Judges as superin-
Sendent, who shan erect and have ready
Or v Inc tIiti!arE a Su1llcient number OF
DOOlilS winch snail be furnished hy tho
Coully luSelhef with sucn supplies and
conVeniences as shall enable the voter to
pIGpate MS ballot. The provisions and
IuIea I0F Young shali be the same as now
PleScf;Dso by law for voting at any gen
era eiectlon:
Sec. 10; Failure 10 Qualify-Vacancy-
90" hII4eQJ Ii any person appointed as
a Judge Of a primary election sha neg
IScl 10 be sworn or TO act as such, the
electors of the precinct present from diff
Iereat political parties, as provided in
section IS Of this Act, and the person so
elected to ill the vacancy shall be yesred
with the same power for that primary as
4 appointed judge of election by tho
county auditor.
sec. ID. ClerkSI The said judges shall
cho0Se two persons having the same
qualifications as themselves to act "a
clerks of said election.
Sec. II. Ballot Marked-HowJ In mark
cross 60 in the square at the left of the
nanlc of each person for whom he desires
~ NOtc, Oh ms party ticket. and every
cross CD. so placed, shall be counted as
a vote for such person. but if the elector
makes a cross CN) in the squares at the
left of the names of more De1s0ns rb,n
are to be nornhinated or elected to anv
particular office or position. his vote snail
not be counted for any Of sich nersnns
! VIC cicCioI lldkES i cross OK In the
squares at the left of the names or nero
sons on more than one party ticket, or il
he shall make any identification mark IN
on the ballot, by which such ballot n,;ohr
afterwards be identified as the ballot vot-
ed by him, such ballot shall be void.
Provided. that each elector NAV vote for
man by writing the name OF such candi-
date on the blank lines provided for thar
purpose, at the bottom of his parry com