Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-05-26

Witness:
(Nane.)
(ReSidencel.


(Residence).
The residence, age and height Of
each voter shall be recorded opposite
the name Of the applicant on the club
roll.
IA. The secretary Of each ward club
shall, within 4S hours Of the receipt Of
an application in the above form, enter
the name Of said applicant upon the
club roll, provided he is satisfied that
the application is bona fide and his
signature is genuine. If he is not sat-
isiied Of this, he shall at once, not later
than 4S hours after it's receipt, trans
nit the application to the secretary Of
the county committee.
Is. The county committee shall have
all Of the names Of applicants whose
ted to it, together with the name of the
witness to each application published.
1t shall also call upon each Of said ap-
plicants in said publication to appear
at a fixed time and place to show why
his name should be enrolled All names
which the county committee, or any
subcommittee thereof appointed for
this purpose, decide are entitled to en-
rollment shall be sent back to the re-
spective secretaries and by them enter
ed upon the respective club rolls.
16 The county committee shall e ye
ample opportunity within the so days
during which the club rolls are filed
with the county auditor for filing and
hearing complaints Of the enrolment
Of those not entitled to vote in the ap-
preaching primary. The name COM
planned of, the witness to the applica-
ton and the party complaining, to-
gether with the time fixed for the hear
ing, which shall not be within three
days Of the publication shall all be
published in the daily newspaper Of
that city.
II. The county committee, through
subcommittee appointed for that
purpose, shall, after giving opportunity
for answering all complaints, make up
challenge list" Of those in it's judg-
ment not entitled to vote in the ap-
preaching primary, and shall file with
the managers Of each polling precinct
so many of said names as shall appear
on the rolls constituting the registered
list or lists at said polling precincts
One Of the managers, to be designated
by the chairman of the county commit
tee, shall challenge any one Offering to
vote in any Of said names and shall
place the ballot in an envelope, indors-
ing thereon the name Of the voter and
Of himself, and the ballot shall be
kept separate and not counted but
turned over to the county committee as
hereinafter provided in section 40.
IS. The chairman Of the subcom-
mittee above referred to shall appear
before the county committee at it's
hearing on the subject of challenged
votes, and state the objections which
have been made with reference to each
name in which a challenged vote on
the challenge list" has been cast.
19. The clubs shall meet in the fourth
week in April Of each election year for
re- organization on such day and at such
hour as the county committee shall de-
termine, due advertisement thereof be-
ing given at least two weeks in ad-
vance. The place Of said meeting shall
be published at least 4S hours previous
to the meeting by the president of each
club. Upon the failure Of any club
president to publish said notice, then
the place shall be named and published
by the chairman Of the county COM
mittee.
19a. The county committee Of coun-
ties containing such cities may require
the use of the Australian ballot system
in whole or in part within the said
city limit.
County Conventions.
20. Every general election year coun-
ty conventions shall be called by the
county committee to meet on the first
Monday in May at the county seat. The
convention shall be composed of dele
gates elected from the clubs in the
county. one delegate for every 25 MEM
bers, and one delegate for n majority
fraction thereof, based upon the num-
ber of votes polled in the first primary
of the preceding election year. The
lists of delegates certified by the presi-
dent and secretary Of each club shall
constitute the temporary roll Of the
convention. The number Of delegates
for new clubs shall be based upon their
enrolment at the time Of the club
meeting.
81. Each county convention shall
be called to order by the county chair
man and the convention shall proceed
to elect a temporary president, tenn
porary secretary and a committee on
credentials for the purpose Of organiz-
ing. When organized it shall elect a
permanent president, a secretary and
treasurer. 1t shall also elect the coun-
ty chairman and as many delegates to
the state convention as double the num-
Der of members the county in which
the convention is held has in the gen
eral assembly. The secretary of the
convention shall keep a record Of it's
proceedings in the minute book.
%. In the event that the county
committee has refused to permit the
formation of a new club in any ward
or township such refusal may be ap-
pealed from to the county convention,
which may permit the formation Of the
new club desired, but no such club
shall be allowed any representation in
the convention in that calendar year
State Committee.
90. The state committee shall be
composed of one member from each
county, to be elected by the county
conventions and the state chairman to
be elected by the state convention.
Provided, That in case office Of chair
man of the state committee becomes
vacant by death, resignation or other
wise, the state committee shall have