The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-10-31

to be voted for at the primary to be
held on the fourth Tuesday Of March
next: and we, and each of US for himself
severaily, do further declare that we in
tend 10 support the candidate named
herein at said primary and to vote the
following November election.
Name Of Post Date Of
Signers office Precinct County Signing
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Declaration Of Candidate.
do he'eby declare that II nominated
and elected, ! will qualify; adhere TO the
principles herewith proclaimed and obey
the party recall If invoked against me.
Signature OF
Candidate Residence p Address
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Section 40. Percentage of Signers Linn
dc Individual proposal petitions
Cor any Independent candidate for presi-
dental congressional. state. judicial dis
trict or district office or party represent
atives shall be fled In the office of the
Secretary OF State and must have affixed
thereto the signatures Of not less than
one per cent Of the electors OF the party
Ia which the candidate is proposed for
nomination cast for governor at the last
general election, In the State. county or
district from which such candidate Is
proposed.
(bp Individual proposal petitions fer
indepe ndent candidates for county offices
and legislative or commissioner district
offices. within the county. shall be filed
In the Offtce OF the county auditor and
must have affixed thereto the signatures
OF not less than 90 electors OF the party
IN the county in which the candidate is
proposed for nomination.
(cl Each individual proposal petition
for party independent candidate shall
have affixed thereto the executed decla-
ration Of such candidate In the form pro-
vided in Section 80 before his petition
shall be entitled to be filed In the office
Of the Secretary OF State or county au-
ditor. as the case may require.
I'D 1t shall be unlawful for any inde-
pendent candidate to secure to his petit
ton more than twice the number OF sig
natures required In this section.
tion-CHow Made and Signed)-To each
OF the individual proposal petitions, as
provided in Sections 80 and 40 of this
signature, with pen and ink or by indeli-
BILE pencil. and shall add after his name,
MS voting precinct. post office address,
c;:Sunty and and date Of signing; No petit ,,nn
petition relating to the same office, In
the same year, and no name shall be
counted upon such petition unless the
same appears to have been signed Within
five months prior to the date OF the pri-
mary election I'm which the person in
whose behalf the petition Is filed is to
sary that one paper shah contain ali the
signatures, but a single petition may be
made up of one or more papers. each
having the requisite heading. Separate
signed may. before filing, be bound to-
gether and shall be regarded as one petit
ton. and shall be sufficient II the aggre-
gate number OF signatures is not less,
nor more than, the number required by
this act. Blank lines upon additional
sheets. securely fastened to a top sheet
having the prescribed heading. may be
used in obtaining signatures and shall
be regarded. together with the top sheet
having proper heading. as one paper.
Section AZ. Joint Legislative District
Independent Proposal Petitions lin leg
islative districts composed of more than
a county. the individual proposal petit
i~slature from such district shall be filed
in the office OF the Secretary Of State
on. or before January first. prior to the
holding OF the primary said indiv t;oi,u
In the same form as provided In Section
80 OF this act. and shall have affixed
thereto the signatures. Of at least nifty
party electors Of the Joint legislative dis
trict, with the same requirement as to
form OF execution and declaration; and
the timely, filing thereof shall entitle the
the o;fciai ballot used by his party at
the primary in each county in such legis-
iative district No representative pro-
districts is provided herein. Candidates
for Legislative office in Joint legislative
districts are required to file as indepen-
Qent candluateS AT tue pFlUafy.
Section 40. Independent Proposal Peti'
ton for Judges-All candidates for
Judges Of the supreme and circuit courts
shall on or before December first, odd
numbered years, file individual petitions
in the office of the Secretary of State
and their names shah appear in the
independent column upon the official pri-
mary ballot. but any candidate for SUI
preme or circuit court judges may be
sn sss;,on n y. reR Resrsssn,Ssiv erq proposa,-
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vice president. presidential %elector. Unit
cd States senator, member of congress,
state offices. including judges of the SUI
R stiYe ora d istrna' e ofaces. ' nor national
committeeman, delegates and ~aiternates
to national convention. party state chair
man.. nor candidate for member or any
printed In the third or the fourth column
hereinafter designated upon the official
party primary ballot used at any primary
held, as herein provided, unless on or be-
fore J3nuary first prior to the date or the
primary, except as otherwise provided,
representative proposal signed either
party State or county proposal meeting,
a. By Ave or more protesting. State or
county party proposalmen, shall have
81 State or county auditor, as the provi,-
aiOns OF this act require, In the following
form, as far as applicable to the office
proposed.
Representative Party Proposal.
We. the undersigned chairman and
secretary Of the state proposal meeting
Cor. We the undersisnsd: nvs or more
81 re 81 south Dakota. do hereby Sss; certify dfs
Chat the FOLLOWING principles are proposed
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