Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

Sec 40. Inltiatory Precinct Primary
(How Conductcd)--Th judges IN charge
ot the precinct primary shaH officially
stamp or write on the ''initiatory organ
ization precinct ballot" the name Of the
precinct and deliver one TO each elector
belonging TO said political party at the
time of handing him the regular official
party primary ballot" and said clector
receiving said ballot shall vote il by writ
ing the name OF one of his party electors
I'm the place designated for party county
central committeeman and by writing the
name Of another of his party electors in
one Of the places designated for county
majority or minority proposal committee
man, according TO ms cholce, ana atJer 50
voting, the judges snail receive, and place
same in the ballot box and count and
canvass all such votes cast. The candi-
dates receiving the highest number Of
votes cast within the party In the pre-
cinct for parry county central committee
man, county majority or minority pro-
posal committeeman. shall be elected and
the judges and clerks of said primary
shall make returns on the party primary
poll book, Of the election OF said COM
mitteemen II the name OF the precinct Is
written iu, instead Of stamped, on said
initiatory ballot, such writing shall be
done by one ana the same judge of cleo
ton, so as to have the name Of the pre-
cinct written on all the ballots in the
same handwriting in each precinct.
Any party electOr may propose the name
Of any resident party elector as candidate
for party county central committeeman
or county minority or majority proposal
committeeman by filing such name
or names, in writing, with the sup
erintendent Of election, who shall
make a list Of the same, which shall be
posted in q convenient place for the in
formation of the voters No provision for
writing or printing the name Of candidates
for such county committeeman shall he
made on the regular official primary bal
lot.
Sec IL County Central Committees
CIow Formed)-The party elector chosen
as party county central committeeman
shall represent all the party electors Of
his precinct. and the respective county
central committeeman within one county
shall constitute the party county central
committee in the regular party organ
!zation. and shall vote by unit represen-
t1ti3n "a all meetings. Each committee
nan shall continue TO act until his sue
cssor is elected.
Soc q. Party County Chairman
party county central committee OF each
political party shall be elected by the
nominated candidates FOR county and leg
islative offices together with the elected
party county central committeeman OF the
county who shall meet at l O'Clock p.
m. on the fourth Tuesday after the prl-
mary date IN the court house or place
where the court was last held, at the
county seat; and a majority vote Of can
didutes and committeeman present shall
constitute an election.
Sec 43. Party State Central Commit
teeman-(How Elected) The party elec-
tors OF each county may, at each primary.
by the official primary ballot. elect one
party elcctOr as party state central COM
mitteeman, who shall represent all the
party electors Of his party in such county
In the regular party state organization,
and shah act until his successor is elected,
and such party state central committee
men, so elected, one from each county.