The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21


tPA.srD MARCH %, 1901
The People of tie State Of California, re-
pr~sented in Senate and ASSEMBLY,, do
enact as JoiiO,cs:
A TICLE II.
~ THE QUALIFICATIONS AND DISABILITIES
OF ELECTORS
SvrrroN 10. Every white male citizen
NJ the United Statos. and every white male
cit zen If Mexico who h u We elected TO
'ecome n citizen of the United States under
the Treny # Peace exchange and ratified
NJ Q ,eretsro on the Both day Of Nav, lS4S.
| 4 the nge of twentv-one years. who sha
have been a resident of the State six months
n H utec.dirg the election, and the County
OFT distric, in which he cloims his vote, thi.tv
dnys. -hal' Re es'itlid t vote at all ele"ti ms
which ne now or hereafter may be authori
ized by law
SEC. IL. For the purpose Of voting. no
person shah he deemed to have gained or
'o.t resi'ler ce hy reason of his pre.e C or
absence On the service Of the United States.
nor Will engaged in the navigation Of the
-nte-s "f this State or of the United States.
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a"y .eniharv "f l'arring; nor while kept at
any aimsh"use or any other asy um. nor
W lilo cor fnr' in NY ub ic ptisrn.
Src. -. No idiot or insane per% n. or
persnn con,ic .d of a'y infam"us Grin G
.Iall he eutit.ed to the privileges of an
e cct r.
C. a A crioe .hnll he deemed ,nf,-
nous which 10 nm ishahle ty death or by i'm.
prison cut in tn" State Pris n.
ARTICLEIII.
FTHE PL'CE of HoLrING FLrcTtoNs, AND
ALSO OF I>sptcTo.s. JUDGES, AND
CLERKS oF rLrcr oNs.
srcr'o~ 16. When IN election is ordered
the C"rn'y J 'ge sho,l ar,oi for eoch
rrecirct, tr"" TIVE ou- ljfad elce, ors of the
I wnshiu in witch such rr.circt lies. ore
in-rector an'l tro ju 'ges, who hal u.ti.
'n'e hoard oi ju gee OF .'ect'n L. case
said board he no NJ poir ed for my precinct
by the county j 'dge, the electors o. espnt o
the morning "f the day of election, at the
place where the polls were opened on the
d'y Of the AZ previous election, may ap.
point board If judges for such precinct.
SIC II. 1t shnll be the duty of each in.
spectT to be mt the place where the polls
are to he opened IN the precinct fo whi h
he il apron' d. f. III eight O'Clock il the
no nirg IN " sunset on The d " of election.
Sho"Ii srch i'-pec-o' not nrIear at eight
o'clock IL the morning. III electors present
NJ the lace where he tot. are to he oreneJ
nav arr i tan i'sl ec'"r f TIE p,ecinct.
C IL The board of i srecto,s for e,cl
p'eci"ct shnl hr'ore the tiwc # o epino
the " lis, apI ont TWO suitable person, to acj
~ clerks.
SIC 10 Before any election shall he
opened, The Inspector, Judges aid clerks
shall each, before any officer authorized to
administer oarhs, take an oath that he will
faithful vaI d impartially discharge the du.
ties assigned him by law II there is no
person present authorized TO administer
oaths, the inspector shall administer the
same to the judges and clerks, and one of
the judges shah then administer the oath To-
the insp' ctor.
SEC 20. The inspector shall be chairman
Of the board, and after it- organization.
shall have power to administer all necessary
oaths which may he required in the progress
Of the ection. He shall also have power To-
hll any vacancy that may occur in the board
Of judges, or by absence or refusal to serve
Of either Of the clerks, after the polls have
been opened.
ARTICLE w.