The Prescott daily news., 1916-03-11
Democratic Central
 Committee Meeting
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will true and perfect answer make to all questions asked you touching your qualifications as a voter in this primary election?
 After taking the oath, then the judges can question him. If his evil dence develops that he did not vote the Democratic ticket two years ago, then before he is permitted to vote the judges should require him to take the following oath: Do you solemnly swear that if you are permitted to vote in this primary election that you will support the nominees of all the various Democratic primaries and conventions at the next General Elec- tion from the nominee for President of the United States down to and in- cluding the Township officers.
 Some complaint has been made that whiskey is being used to influ- ence voters. This is a penitentiary offense under the new law, and if it comes to the knowledge of the com mittee that any judge, clerk, or sher if is in any degree under the influ ence of liquor, the committee will re- serve the right to throw out the entire vote of the said precinct; and if proof is made that any candidate is using any whiskey to influence voters in any township. or is offering for use whiskey for that purpose, the vote for that Township for that candidate will be thrown out.
 Attention is called that none of the elector officers are permitted to elec- tio1oer for any candidate. The judges of the election should remember that they are under oath and conduct the election with the same fidelity as if they were discharging any other off ciai duty.
 The judges and clerks at all boxes will be paid $1.50 for holding the election at all boxes where the vote does not exceed 130; where it exceeds 130 votes, they will be paid three dol lars each for holding the election, and the judge actually bringing the bal lots in to Prescott will be paid ten cents per mile one way for this ser vice. All sheriffs will be paid One Dollar each, as their services will not be necessary at the polls atfer the ballots are closed.
 It is a penitentiary offense for any man to vote in a primary election who is not a qualified voter. The attention of the voters should be called to this provision, and that the rules for hold ing primary elections heretofore adopted by the state central commit tee be and same are hereby adopted by this committee.
 A committee of two, Messrs Ran dolph P. Hamby and Chas. II. Tomp- kins, were appointed to have and be in charge of the printing of the bal lots, tally sheets, rules, etc, and this committee was also empowered and directed to make such contracts with the telephone company necessary to secure prompt returns of the votes cast from the different townships.
 The committee then proceeded to appoint the judges, clerks and sheriffs for the various townships, which ap- pointments were as follows;
 Alabama Township.
 Falcon BoX-Judges, s. M. McNatt, R. s. McKamie, T. M Cox; clerks, H, A. Fincher, Tom Barabee; sheriff, J. w. Russell.
 Nichols School House Box-Judges, J. s. B. Marian, J. L. Anderson, J. K. F. Davis; clerks, Roy Fincher, c. H. Young; sheriff, P. G. Nichols.
 Albany Township.
 Laneburg Box-Judges, T. F. Ho- nea, J. c. Bolls, J. T. Easterling; clerks, J. W. Mason, j. T. Adams; sheriff, J. P. Aslin.
 Sutton Box-Judges, Harmon Go. field. D. E. Evans, B. M. Saunders clerks, J. M. Goad, J. H. Bates; sher- if, G. L. finders.
 BOughton Township.
 Judges--W. D. Sutton, Fate Hines K. Holt; clerks, R. s. Johnson, T. B Lee; sheriff, Joel Wingfield.
 Caney Township.
 Rosston Box-Judges, T. F. Hen. drix, o. A. Phillips, C. B. Bailey clerks, J. R. Whitehead, D. Q. Wor- than; sheriff, J. o. East.
 Sale BoX-Judges, W. o. Godbey n