The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

: ciples for such party and such platform
of principles shall thereafter, until the
next succeeding State Convention, be
the platform of such party and shall
not be usurped by any other political
party.
Section "a. Organization Of Cnrnrv
Central Committee.) The Chairman Of
the County Central Committee of each
political party shall be selected by the
candidates of that party for County
and legislative officers. Such chairman
4, shall select his own Secretary but said
County Central Committee shall select
it's Treasurer. Any vacancy in such
County Central Committee shall be
filled by appointment by the chairman
thereof.
Section As. Central Committee to
Fill Vacancies.) The County and State
Central Committee shall respectively
have the power and authority to fill al.
vacancies in their party ticket caused
by the removal of any candidate from
the district, county or state or for any
other cause either before the primary
or the following general election, pro-
Vided that vacancies in the office OF
Candidate for Circuit Judge shall be
filled by the State Contra Committee
men WitiliI tIe SlTCull. ANU Iliy diSo
adopt resolutions governing such Cen
trail Committee.
Section &c. Vacancies in Legislative
Districts Comprising More Than One
County.) If for any reason a vacancy
occurs of q candidate for m of
the Legislature of 8. district compris-
ing more than one county either be-
fore the primary or A&S following gen
eral election, SUCH oacancy snail ue
filed by the joint action of the Central
Committees of counties constituting
such Legislative district.
Section II. duty of Attorney Cen
eTal) 1t shall be. the duty Of the At
torney General and Secretary of State
to prepare all forms necessary to carry
out the provisions of this act and TO
give such information as may be neces-
! sary to the furthcrance of the success
full operation of this act.
Section 4S. General Election Laws
Govern When.) The provisions of the
statute now in force in relation to the
holding Of general elections, the solicit
ing of votes at the polls, the bribing or
attempting to bride voters, the manner
of conducting elections, n all other
kindred subjects, not specifically pro-
vided for therein, shall apply to all pri-
mary elections held under the provi-
sions of this act in so far as they are
consistent with the same; the intent
Of this act being to place the primary
election, except where otherwise pro-
vided, under the regulations and pro-
lection of the laws now in force as to
general elections.
Section 40. (Holidays.) The days
herein appointed for holding primary
elections shall be legal holidays.
Section so. Repeal, Section 1907 to
1889 and 1900 inclusive of the Revised
Code of 1919 and All Acts and parts
of Acts in any way applying to pri-
mary elections or the nomination of
party candidates for public officers
covered by this Act are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 81. Submission to the Elec-
tors for Approval.) This act shall be
submitted to the electors of the State
Of South Dakota at the general election
in 1920, upon a separate ballot, for ap-
prevail and when approved shall be in
full force and effect.
Approved Jun 30. 1920.