Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-12
LEGAL NOTICES
PRIMARY ELECTION

To the Qualified Electors Of the lily Oh
Alma, State of Michigan;
mary Election will be held in said city on
Tuesday. Aug. 81. 1920, at the places IN the
several wards of said city as Indicated oeio"'
viz; -,
precinct. Superior Baking Co. Garage
Second Ward-Alma Journal Office; Red
mans Wholesale Grocery
Third Ward-Arcada Hotel
Fourth Ward-Edson-Moor Sample Room
For the purpose of placing IN nomination
by all political parties participating therein
candidates for the following offices. viz:
STATE-One candidate for Governor; one
candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
CONGRESSIONAL - One candidate Tor
Representative in Congress for the Congres-
sional district of which said city forms a part
LEGISLATIVE-One candidate for Senator
in the State Legislature for the Senatorial
District of which said city forms part {;
one candidate for Representative in the State
Legislature for the Legislative district OF
which said city forms part
COUNTY-Also candidates for the follow
ing county offices, viz Judge of Probate,
Sheriff. County Clerk, County Treasurer,
Register of Deeds. Prosecuting Attorney, 2
Circuit Court Commissioners. one county
drain commissioner one surveyor, two coro-
ners.
Delegates to County Conventions
There shall also be elected as many dele
gates to the County Convention of the sew
or district is entitled 10 under the call of the
county committees of said political parties,
which number will be indicated by the num-
Der blank lines printed on the official pri-
mary ballots used at said eiecuon uhusI eh !,
heading Delegates 70 County Conventions
The Board of Primary Election inspectors
will furnish delegates with credentials, en-
titling them To seats in the county conVen-
tons except that where there Is more than
one precinct in ward district and the
county committee requires the election oil
delegates from the ward district as a
whole, such delegates should be admitted
for delegates TO county conventions
will not appear on the official primary bal
lots. but will be written or pasted in by the
voter. in the place designated on said bal
lots.
Suggestions Relative to- Voting
Separate ballots for each political party
will be provided. The elector must name
the political party of his choice when asking
for ballot and in marking his ballot must
make cross in the square to the left Of the
name of each elector for whom he desired 70
vote. and can vote for only candidate
except where two candidates are 10 be elected
I in which case he should vote for two.
RELATIVE TO REGISTRATION Pleas,
note that all provisions of the primary Law
are done away with, and IL you not al
ready registered in the precinct where YOU
! reside, you must register under the provi
sions Of law As set forth in the Registration
/ Notices posted in connection with this motto,
Of primary election.
Notice Relative to Opening and Closing Of
the Polis-Act No. 20. Public Acts o.
1919. Special Session-A new law.
Sec. l. On the day of any election thu
polls shall be opened at o'clock in tn
| fore noon, or as soon thereafter as may be
and shall be continued open until five o'clocl
| IN the afternoon and longer: Provided
That in townships the board of Inspectors o
election may. in its discretion. adjourn tn
polls at twelve o'clock noon. for one hour
and that the township board in township
and the Legislative body in cities and village
may, by resolution adopted fifteen days prio
to the election and published with the motto
OF the election. provide that the polls shall
be opened at six o'clock in the forenoon an
may also provide that the polls shall be KEEP
open not later than eight o'clock in the even
ing of the same day.
The Polls OF said election will open at
O'Clock a. m. and will remain open until
O'Clock =. m. of said day Of election stand
ard time
Dated July "a. A. D. 1920
Jessie Wolford. City Clerk COS,