The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
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Of the right Of suffrage absolutely for term of four
SIC. Is. For the purpose ofvotfn.r no perso, shah
DC deemed to have gained n residence bv reason of
ms presence. or lost it by reason Of his absence
while employed in tho service either civil or mill
tlry, OF this state or Of the United States or on
tne hIEh seas nor while student of any fnstitu-
Jgn oI learning, nor while kept in poor hOuse or
other asylum at public expense. nor while con1ined
SIC. II District election boards shan consist os
% Judge aud Two inspectors, who shall be chosen
annually by the citizens Each elector shall have
and each inspector shall appoint one clerk The
IsL election board Of any new district shall be Sc
snail De provided by law Election officers shall
pc privileged from arrest upon days Of election
and while engaged in making up a nd transmiftfury
returns. except upon warrant of court of record or
lul&e thereof, ior an election fraud for felony. or
Tor "antOn breach of the peace. In cities thev NAV
claim exemption from jury duty during their terms
SEC Is. No person SHAH be qualified to serva nj
an election of1cer who shall hold OF shall within
I"o months have held an Office, appointment or
employment in or under the government of the
United States Ot this State or of 9pv CITY or
county, or any municipal board, commission or
trust IN any city, save only justices of the peace
and aldermen. notaries public and persons In the
n4ilJl service OF the state nor shall any election
an election ut which he shall serve save ONLY to
such subordinate muuicipaI or local Officers bsroyv
Jhe grade OF city or county officers, shall be les
And also to the following Acts of Assembly now
IN force in this state, viz:
ACT OF JANUARY 80. 1876
SEC 5. At all elections hereafter held under the
OF this Commonealth, the polls shall be
opened at seven o'clock, A. NJ, and close at seven
SEC T.. Whenever there shall be a vacancy in an
election board on the morning Of an election said
vacancy shall be filled in coniormi ty th existing
The said Act of Assembly. entitled AN Act re
latnE TO the Elections Of this CommoneaIth' -
ua5sed July ID. 1876. provides as follows. TO it:
That the Inspectors and Judges shall meet at the
respective places appointed i0r holding The eIes-
tous in the district to which they respectively be
long, before o'clock in the morning Of Tues
y. D.
appoint one clerk, who shall be qualified voter Of
In case the person no shall have received the
ccond highest number of votes for inspector shall
rol S{ten4 on the day Of an election then the per
er of votes for judge at the next preceding election
he person who shall have received the highest
number of votes Tor inspector shall notatteud the
his place. And in case the person elected Judge
shall not attend then the inspector who shall have
received the highest number 6fvotes shall appoint
Judge in his place. and il any vacancy shall
tLnue IN the board for the space Of one hour after
the time hycd by law for the opening of the cleo
tIpu. the qualified voters OF the township. ward or
district for which such officers have been elected
THE MODE or VOTING.
The attention Of all qualified voters is directed to
the following Act of Assembly regulating the mode
of voting I'm this Commonwealth:
CHANCE IN THE NODE OF VOTING.
An Act regulating the mode OF voting at all the
elections il the several counties of this Common
wealth. approved March 30tH. 1858.
Sc. / Be it enacted 5y tss senate end House Of
ala f General assembly met. and f is herr5V enacted
5y the authority Of the sane. That the qualified y0-
tiers of the several coEItCs or this Commonwealth
at the general. township. borough, special cleo
tious- are hereby hcreG teraUthUrizci and rcqUred
to vote by tickets printed or Wrltteu. or partly
printed and partly written. SeveTaIly classified
follows one ticket shall embrace the names Of
all Judges OF Courts to be voted for and be labelled
outside 'JudoiFTy'' one ticket shall embrace the
names of all state officers voted for and he labelled
state: ticket shall embrace the names of all
County officers voted for and be labelled 'COun-
ty''- ticket shall embrace the names of all
.Hs.T a.F1F.r rT.r.U
ship; one ticket shall embrace the names of all
Borough officers voted for and to he labelled B0r
Ough''-aut each class shah be deposited in n sep
aFate ballot box.
GIVEN under my hand. at my office in Ebens
burg. this sixth day of October. in the year of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ty-nine,
and the independence Of the United States Of
America the ono hundred and third.
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
SherlGs Once, Ebensburg Oct. 6, 1879.