The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12

trct may be- to be used by the inspectors in makng
he list Of voters at the next general election The
other OF said poll lists and registers kept and cheek
ed, shall be returned to the office of the clerk of tn
board of supervisors of the county in which such dss
be- at the same time the returns of the cleo
ton made.
Sec. 10. The said board may, if necessary, on the
day days of the making and of the correction OF
such lists, appoint clerk to assist them in the dis
dharge of the duties required by this acand the
ath shall be taken by such clerk as is required by
aw Of clerks of the polls, or Of elections.
Sec Il. The registers SHALL at al times, be open
public nspee on at the office Of the authorities IN
which they shall be deposited, without charge.
Sec. -. The members of the board ofregstration
and their clerks, shall each receive the compen-
setion is allowed By law for inspection Of ecs
ton, for each day actually employe in the making
and completion OF the registry be paid to them at
the time and in the manner in which they are paid
their other fees. ..-.- .-...-
sec. 10, Ike said board shall have and exercise
the same power in preserving order at tn cir meetings
under this act, as given TO inspectors of election
for preserving order election days and vacancies
in said board shall be filled in the same manner that
vacancies are now filled at elections
Sec. H. Any person who shall cause his name to
be registered in more than election district, 7or
who shall cause his to be registered, knowing
that he is not qualified voter in the district where
said registry is made, who shall falsely personate
any gstered voter, and any person causing aiding
ny person, in any manner, in either of
said shall be punished for each and every offence
by Imprisonment in the state prison for not less than
one year. All false swearing before said board freq
sration, shall be deemed wifpl and corrupt PERJURY
and on conviction punished as such. If any member
or officer OF said board shall wuy violate my of the
provisions of this act, or be guilty of any fraud in the
execution of the dpties Of his Office, he shall be pun
ished for each and every ofense by imprisonment in
the state prison for not less than one year.
Sec. 10. The secretary of state shall this law
to be printed in pamphlet form, with suitable forms
and instructions for carryingt into effect together
With the general election law of the state, and su-
cien number ofcopies thereof sent to each clerk of
the board of supervisors in every county In this
to supply each of the officers named this act with
copy and shall be the duty of each of said clerks
Immediately to transmit copy of the to each CT
the inspectors of election in his county.
Sec 16. The necessary blanks for making the reg
listers required by this law shall be prepared by the
secretary this state and transmitted the persons
entitled to receive them, in the same manner that
blank returns of elections transmitted.
Sec. H. Nothing contained in this act shall be con
strued as in any manner affecting the provisions OF
oh apter IL of the general laws Of the extra session of
1868, entitled san act to enable The militia and vol
unteers of this state when in the military service of
the United Staes of this state, exercise the
right of suffrage, OR the acts amendatory thereof
Sec. IS This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage ard publication.
Approved April 4, 1854.