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Home My Public Portal AboutORD04396 404 ' #439 AN 0 DINANCE REPEALING SECTION 560 REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON CITY, 1925, RELATING TO fim SALE OF NARCOTICS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON CITY AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Section 560, Revised Ordinances of the Uity of Jefferson City, 1925, relating to the sale of narcotics is hereby repealed. Passed gg,.190- 1940 Approved Aug. 20,- _- 1940 CAM Vj„ Jesse N. Owens Acting President of the Pouncil Mayor #4394 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 736 and 737, REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON CITY, 19250 RELATING Tffi AND EXPLAINING THE SOURCES OF CITY INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON CITY AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Section 736 and 737UL Revised Ordinances of the L'ity of Jefferson City, 1925 relating Jm and explaining the sources of city income are hereby repealed. Passed. Aug 19. _1940 Approved Aug, 20,_ 1940 H Buchanan Jesse N. Owens Xx_.,_,.. Acting President of the "ouncil Mayor #4395 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLE 9 of CHAPTER 44, REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON CITY, 1925, DESCRIBING THE POWER OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO ORDER THE- PAVING OF CERTAIN CITY STREETS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON CITY. AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Article 9 of Chapter 44, Revised Ordinances of the City of Jefferson city, 1925, describing the paPr of the City council to order the paving of certain xkx Gity streets is hereby repealed. Passed Aug. 19. 1940 Approved Aug. 20, 1940 ghgg H.uchangon ,,, Jesse N Owens Acting President of the council Mayor #4396 AN ORDINAN:'CE PROVIDING FOR NOMINATIION OF OFFICERS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON: SECTION 1. NOMINATIONS--HOW MADE.-- All candidates for the Offices of May or, Assessor, Collector, Marehal, Attorney, Police Judge, and Alderman, and members of the City Central Committee, and any other elective office of the political parties, shall be nomi- nated at a Primary Election by the direct vote of the qualified voterv, SECTION 2. PRIMARY ELECTIO11-41HEN AND WHERE HELD.--- The Pri- mary Election as herein provided shall be held on the 2nd Tuesday of March 1941, and every year thereafter, Said Primary Election shall be held at such place in each Ward as the Council may direct, and shall be at the polling places in each Precinct, as near as may be, at which tkx the subeeeding general municipal election is to be held. SECTION 3. DECLARATION FOR OFFICE--WHERE FILED--DEPOSIT.-- The nPme . of no cnadidate shall be printed upon any official ballot at any Primary Election held under the provisions of this ordinance unless at 495 least 15 days prior to such Primary Election and on or before 5:00 c��c Vock-44. of such day a written declaration shall be file 4a`� ice of the City Clerk, stating his full name, residence, the office for which Yee proposes as a candidate, the party upon whose ticket he It to be a candidate, that if nomi- nated and -elected to such office he will qualify, and such de- claratibn shall be substantially in the following form: I, the undersigned _ _, a resident and qualified elector of the precinct of the ,ward, in the Oity of Jefferson,lylissouri, do announce myself as a candidate for the office of on the ticked, ' to fine voted for at the Primary Election to be held on the day of March, 19____, and I further declare that if nominated and elected to such office 1 will qualify. Each candidate except candidates for city central Comm- ittees previous to filing such ,declaration, shall pay to the Treasurer of the City Central 1'ommittss of the political party upon whose ticket he proposes as a candidate and seeks nomination, the sum of Five ($5.00) Dollars, and shall take a receipt therefor; and file such receipt with and at the time be files his declara- tion with the City Jerk. Said sums of money, so paid by the several candidates, shall be evidence of •their good faith, and shall be used as an expense fundl.::by the political parties upon whose ticket the various cnadidates seek nomination and shall be dis- bursed or used after such nominations. SECTION 4. ONLY ONE DECLARATION TO BE FILED.-- No person shall file more than one written declaration indicating the party designated-nunder whicm his name is to be printed on the official ballot, and it shall be unlawful for his name to appear on more than one ballot aT said Primary election. No declaration paper whall be withdrawn, and the names of candidates who so declare shall �:X be printed on the official Primary ballots SECTION 5. PRINTING OF OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOTS.-- Immediately after the last day aEd hour for filing declarations of candidates, the City Clerk shall ppppa.re and cause to be printed official primary ballots for each party, placing on each of said ballots, under the ?Appropriate title of each office, and party designation, the names of all candidates to be voted for at such primary. All ballots, blanks, supplies and all expenses necessarily incurred in the preparation for and in conducting such primary shall be paid out of the Treasury of the City. SECTION 6. TICKETS-HOW PREPARED--HOW VOTED.-- At all such Primary•Elections there shall be as many tickets-as there are parties entitled to participate in such Primary Qlection. A ' political party, entitled to. participate within the meaning of this section, is an affiliation of electors representing a political party br orginization which at the last preceding general state election before such primary polled as a party at least three per cent of the entire vote cast in the City of Jerfe rson for the office of Governor or for the office of Judge of the upreme Court, elected at such precedirigxg election. The names of the candidates shall be arranged under the appropriate title of the respective offices and under the proper party designated upon the party ticket. If any elector writes upon his ballot the name of any person who is a 'candidate for the same office upon some other ticket that that upon which his name is so written, this ballot shall not be counted fmr such person. At the polls on Primary lection day each qualified elector shall upon application be entitled to receive from the- Judge of Election one ballot of the political pary par- ticipating in such election for which he desires to vote. It shall be• the duty of such Judges of Election to deliver such ballot t) the electors; befe,re delivering a ballot to an elector the Judges of Election having charge of the ballot shall write t::eir names or 406 initials upon the back of the ballot, and no otter writing shall tea MR be on the back of the ballot except the number of the ballot voted. SECTION 7. VACAIXIES, HOW FILLED.-- Vacaacies occurkin_g after the holding of any Primary or where no person shall offer himself as a candidate before such Pr mary, shall be filled by the Party ommittee of such City; Provide however, that no name shall $e allowed on any ticket until the required fee shall have been paid. SECTION 8. WHO ENTITLED TO VOTE.-- No person shall be entitled to vote at any Primary unless a qualified elector of the precinct and duly registered therein and known to affiliate AM with# the politival party r 6ffied. at, the fib,ad, of the' ticket- he 'cb1l's' for; or will 'rnpke affidavit' car- fuVnish' roof. that, he is affil*i. -ted-,with the P�Pty ant}rose ticket he calls for, or obligates 'himsolf udder u--th to support the nom.lrlees of said ' party at the following City Xlectiorl. SECT,JON 9. WHQISE NAME SHALL APPEAR ON OFFICIAL BALLOT AS NOMINEE.-- she person receiveing the greatest number of votes at a Primary as the candidate of a party for an office shall be the candidate of that party for such office and his name as such candidate shall be placed on the official ballot at the following election. 9 SECTION 10. - T1-1E VOTE, 17,OW DECIDED.-- In case of a tie vote, the candidates having such equal number of votes shall immediately determine by lot in the presence of the Mayor and City Clerk and in such manner as they may designate which shall be the nominee. SECTION 11. JUDGES AN CLERKS.-- The Judges and lErks for Primary -1'lections held under this ordinance shall becappoin- ted in the same manner and possess the same qualifications, and Xxxxis consist of the same number as Judges and C1ekks of general Municipal elections and shall receive the same compensation, and 'the Judges and clerks regularly appointed for regular elections ' except; in cases of vacancies, shall act in Primary elections. SECTION 12.PROVISIONSIIF ELECTIONS.-- 'he provisions of General Ordinance Number 42, entitled, "An Ordinance Relating to Oity Elections", approved August 3, 1934, and the Laws of Missouri in relation to holding of elections, the solicitation of voters at the polls, the challenging of votes, the manner of conducting elections, of taunting the ballots and making the returns thereof, and all other kindred subjects, shall apply to all primaries in so fer as they are consistent with this. ordinance; the intent of this ordinance is to place Primary Elections under the regulation and protection of the law now in force as to general elections. Addppted Sept- 9,, 1940 Approved Sept. 11, 1940 Jesse N' Oweng Mayor Att6st: H W„ Ells "`C i y l rk 41