Ballot Marking Instructions Printed for Voter Use
Mark a cross in the square next to the candidate you choose or write another name in the proper place. The instruction explains how to vote by marking the ballot or writing a name as a valid vote.
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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
2
Mark a cross in the square next to the candidate you choose or write another name in the proper place. The instruction explains how to vote by marking the ballot or writing a name as a valid vote.
The document lists numerous candidates for county, state, and federal offices in Carbon County Wyoming. Names include Frank Wheeler Mondell, Clarence D. Clark, and Arthur B. Campbell among Republicans Democrats Socialists and Prohibitionists. It confirms ex penditures statements under the Corrupt Practices Act and the ballot order REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST PROHIBITION.
Wyoming Carbon County Clerk certifies the official list of nominees from the August 22 1916 primary canvass for offices to be voted in Carbon County at the November 7 1916 general election, with each candidate and office described in separate certificates.
Republican electors John L. Baird of Newcastle Wyoming William Chaplin of Laramie Jacob A. Delfelder of Riverton John L. Jordan of Cheyenne James P. Smith of Casper Brock of Buffalo Democratic electors Brock of Buffalo Mattilda Heujamak of Rock Springs Socialist electors Cody and Oakland listed with party affiliations in Wyoming counties
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