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SEC. 5O. In case ol vacancy Tn me once of delegate in congress by death, resignation. or otherwise, if it happen four months before any general election, the governor may order a special election to fill such vacancy, or he may order such vacancy filled at any general election after the same shall occur. Ofbe Peaal,ies for Miscon3act ai Elections, aud
 tor Violations of certain P,ocisions
 cf his Cap'er.
 Src. 57. If any person shall directly or indirectly use any threats, menace, ar force, or any corrupt means or device, at, or previous to- any election held pursuant 10 this chapter, towards any elector, to hinder or deter him from voting at such elccton or shall attempt by any means whatever to awe, restrain, him der, or disturb any clector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, be shall, upon con viction thereof, be fined in any sum not ex- ceeding five hundred dollars
 S. 5S. IT any person shall furnish any cleo tor wishing to vote at any election, held pur suant to tine provisions of this chapter who cannot read, with ticket, such person in- forming or giving such elector to understand that it cOntaius a name or names written or prinetd thereon for whom such person wishes to vote, but that such ticket contains no such names, such person shall upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars.
 s 59. If any person shall detraud any cleo, tor at any such election by decciying and causing him to vote for different person for any office than such elector desired or intended to vote for, or shall frauduentlv aNempt to deceive, and cause such ecctor thus to vote for different person for any office than he intended and desired to vote for, such person, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars.
 {. Go. Ifany person not having the legal qualifications of an elector, shall fraudulenty vote or shall frauduently attempt to vote at any election, such person on conviction thereof shall shall be fined in any sum not less than twenty nor more than two hundred dollars. 2. 6l. If any elector shall vote more than once at any election, or shall knowingly hand in two or more tickets folded together, or shall attempt to vote more than once at the same election, he shall, on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not exceeding five hun dred dollars.
 {. e. If any inspector, judge, or clerk o any election, while acting such, shall in duce or attempt to induce any elector, either by menace or reward, or promise thereof, tC vote differently from what such elector shal desire to vote, such person offending shall upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sun not less than fifty, nor more than five hun dred dollars.
 :. 63. If any chairman, judge, or clerk o ah election, shall, previous to putting the bal lot of any elector in the ballot-box attempt to pry into or find out any name or names or such ballot which shall have been handed in by said elector in folded form; or if any inspec tor. judge or clerk of any election shall open or suffer the folded ballot of any elector whcl has been handed into the board of judges |. be opened or examined into previous to putin! the same into the ballot-box; or ifany inspec tor, judge, or clerk of an election, shall mak or place any mark or device on any folde, ballot which has been handed in to the boar, of judges by any elector, with view to as certain the name of any person or persons fo whom such elector shall have voted at an, such election; or if any inspector, judge, O clerk shall have fraudulently or illegall allowed any elector to vote at any election every such inspector, judge or clerk so offen ding, upon conviction thereof, shall be fine in any sum not less than fifty, nor more tha five hundred dollars.
 [. 6i. If the Secretary of the Territory. c any chairman, judge, board of judges, record CT, or clerk of an election, or clerk of the Dii trict court, on whom any duty is enjoined this chapter, shall be guilty of any wilful ne. feet of- such duty, or of any fraudulent ( corrupt conduct in the execution of any sue duty, he or they so offending shall, on COT viction thereof, be fined in any sum not c, ceeding two thousand dollars, to which ma bs added imprisonment in the county jail nc exceeding one year.
 l. 65. It is hereby made the duty of Il, Secretary of the Territory, after the expir, tion of forty days from and after each eIectio Tor delegate to congress, to certify to il attorney general any and all failures and ogi sions of the county recorders in their rcspe tive counties, to comply with the provision of this chapter in returning or certifying tf returns of certificates of any such election the oflce or the secretary of the TerritoI7 and every such certificate of the secretary the Territory, sealed with the Territorial seal shall be sufficient presumptive evidence of an such failure or omission herein specified c the part of the county recorder, in any tri or indictment against him therefor
 s. G. 1t shall be the especial duty of il attorney general to present all violations this chapter, which shall come to his know edge, to the consideration of the prop, grand jury.
 !. e. The term of all officers elected m der the provisions of this chapter shall e, Plre on the last day of November in the yea Tn which such term of office ceases. An the term Of all officers elected under sue provisions, except delegates in congress. sha commence on the first day of December mex Aiter the general election; but all vacancies fil cd at any such election shall commence an terminate according to ihe exigencies of sue vacancy.
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