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5. Mat teatiow 205.05, Subdivision 2, Minnesota etas
Annotated, as applicable bare, reads as follows:
"...the ballots say rot contain ay partisan
desertion for an candidate � the mares of the
candidates far each office sia1l be arrayed en the
ballot a isally , *Geordie% to the surname of
each aamd data..."
i. That the names of the ea ndidates for the office of
villas, Trustee amd JUstice of the Peace were wet se arranged as
the first prising of ballets. tueaieata • s i.LL1` 04
1. That the arramgemw►t of mamas sw s sk ballet as it
relates to the office of Justice of the Piro was:
James C. Sch./Acheron
Charles I. lull
Sorel S. Fried
S. That ausb ballot (Gentestamt e s Sadtibit A) was properly
posted for inspection prior to Soveeksr 3 • 1144 .
S. That oa November 3, lei , five ex six hundred addit iowsl
ballots were printed and approzimetely three Wired of suck ballots
were distributed, on humored to sash of the three precincts,
(Contestant's l::iiibt.t 16).
10. Them oa such ba 1 , t s (toatestasst' s tahib i t 1) the wrsw s
of the candidates for each office were arrayed alphabetically,
according to the sumer of each candidate.
11. That the exact number of each type of ballot actually
used for the purpose: of voting is unknown, but tk.at more of the
first printed ballots (Contestant's Lxhibit A) were used.
12. That ss a result of such itction each candidate for
the office of Justice of the Peace received the following. votes