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

5. Candidates may file statement foI
publication with the secretary of state
ID The secretary of state is re-
| quired TO publish a pamphlet to be
mailed to the registered voters con-
tanning such matters as the candidate
desires the public to know. State
ments for publication may be fled with
the secretary of state upon the follow
Ing conditions:
(A) Must be filed not later than the
thirty third day before the day of the
election april 29, 1914)
(B) May contain candidates cut or
portrait if he wishes.-Sec. %.
Co If candidate wishes to have pub
Iished in the pamphlet statement re-
garding any other candidate for the
same office, he may do so upon the fol-
lowing conditions:
(a) Must file statement not later than
the seth day before the day of election
april 90, 1910 Statement must be
printed or typewritten.-Sec 29.
(b) Statement must be over the can
didate's own signatuTe.-Sec. %.
Co Statement must be accompanied
by affidavit or sheriffs return that per-
sonal service has been made upon such
opposing candidate of a true copy
thereof.-Sec. 20.
printed blank, Form P-S for sher-
ifs return, and Pr for affidavit can
be had from either the secretary OF
state or supervisor OF registration.
Either form will answer the purpose of
the law
CD Candidates for nomination must
pay for space in the publication to the
secretary Of state at the following
rates:
For the Office of United States SEN
ator, and for all offices to be voted upon
in, each Of the counties IN the state,
800.
For the office Of representative In
congress, $50.
For the offices to be voted for in only
one county, $40
For offices to be voted for in more
than one county, $3.50.
For offices to be voted upon in more
than five but less than all counties,
per county, So.
Any candidate may have additional
space at the rate of 500 per page, but
no payment shall be received for less
than a full page; Provided, That not
more than three additional pages shall
be allowed to any one candidate.
Chapter 647o, Laws of Florida.
L. Refrain from making any eXpend3
lures Of money or other thing of value
in furtherance Of candidacy, in any
respect, directly or indirectly. except
and only for the purposes set forth
in Sec. 1 OF above chapter.
z. Refuse to accept the expenditure
OF any money or other thing of value
directly or indirectly for furtherance
of candidacy.-Sec. /.
3. Do not exceed the total expendi-
ture for the purpose mentioned in Sec.
1 and as specified in Sec. for each
candidate for the following offices, to-
wit:
For United States senator, $4,000.
For governor, $4,000.
For all other state administrative
off es $4,000.
For congressman, s., 000.
For railroad commissioner, adjutant
general, state chemist, state auditor,
assistant state auditor. and justices of
the supreme court, $4,000.
For state attorney, $500,
For circuit judge. $500.
For state senator. $500.
For representative to the legislature,
$500
For congressional district delegates
to the national convention. $500.
For delegate at large TO the national
convention for member of the national
executive committee and presidential
electors. $500.
For county officers in counties hav-
ing population of 10000 and over,
$3.50.
For county officers in counties hav-
ing a population Of so, 600 and less than
40 900, $500.
For county officers in counties hav-
ing a population of 10000 and less than
5000, $3.50.
For county officers in counties with
less than 20 900 population, $500.
The latest federal or state census to
determine the population Of county.
For member Of the state executive
committee, and members Of the con-
gressional executive committee, of any
political party, 500.
For members Of the county executive
committee OF any political party, $50.
4. Become familiar with penalties.
prohibitions, ETC., as set forth in Secs.
. to IL and 20 to IS of above chapter.
5. Comply with Sec 10 requiring the
fling of statement of campaign ex-
penSes and sworn statement.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Chapter 6469, Laws of Florida.
1. Must meet and organize within 80
days after their electton.-Sec. 7.
ID Outgoing chairman must, not less
than ten days before the first meeting,
notify each newly elected member OF
the time and place OF said meeting
Sec. z.
?. Pass resolution directing the terms
and conditions upon which legal cleo
tors shall be declared and taken as
proper members of the party and en-
titled to. vote in the e1ection.-Sec. Is.
5. May levy assessments upon can