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shall not come from any one ward, and one from each of the three wards
in said town, the representatives of the wards to be domiciled in the ward
each shall be chosen to represent.

1912, oh. 695, sec. 197.

605. And the Mayor of the said town shall on the second Monday in
March, 1912, and thereafter biennially on the second Monday in March,
by and with the advice and consent of the City Council, appoint two
qualified voters of the said town, not holding any office under the govern-
ment of the said town, and who shall constitute the Board of Election
Supervisors of said town, and who shall act as judges of election, to serve
for two years and until their successors shall have qualified. And on the
second Monday in March, 1912, and thereafter biennially on the second
Monday in March, the Mayor and City Council shall in like manner
appoint two additional persons to act with the said Supervisors of Election
as judges of election, and two other persons to act as clerks of election, all
of whom shall have the same qualifications as the Board of Election Super-
visors.

And the said Board of Election Supervisors and judges and clerks of
election shall receive for their services the sum of two dollars for each
day or part thereof they shall act in their several capacities hereunder,
to be paid out of the general fund of said town, and the said Board of
Election Supervisors and all judges and clerks of election before entering
upon their duties as such, shall each take and subscribe an oath to faith-
fully, honestly and without prejudice or partiality perform each and every
duty required of them under the provisions of this act or any amendments
thereto, and such oaths shall be filed with clerk to the City Council of said
town, and the Mayor shall have the power to remove the members of said
Board of Election Supervisors, and any election officials herein provided
for, at any time, upon written charges after notice and a hearing, and to
fill any vacancy or vacancies so created, or which may occur by removal
from said town, death, resignation or failure to act, in the same manner
as is provided for original appointments. And no member of such Board
of Election Supervisors or any judge or clerk of election shall be eligible
to an elective or appointive office in said town while so acting.

1912, ch. 695, sec. 197.

606. And the said Board of Election Supervisors shall meet on the
first Wednesday in April, 1912, and thereafter biennially on the first Wed-
nesday in April from 7 :30 P. M. to 10 :30 P. M. for the purpose of receiv-
ing certificates for nomination for Mayor and City Councilmen, which
said nominations shall be in writing, signed by not less than thirty duly
qualified voters of said town, specifying the street and ward in which they
reside, and no signature shall be counted if it shall be upon more than
one nomination paper of a candidate for Mayor, upon more than one nom-
ination paper of two condidates for Councilmen at large, or upon more
than one nomination paper of a candidate for Councilman from each of
the three wards.