Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-19
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f. QUALIFICATIONS AND DISABILITIES OF
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If the name Of the applicant for
registration be by him signed to said
oath, and the jurat thereof be dated
and signed by an officer authorized to
administer oath such applicant shall
not be permitted to deny that he took
and swore to said oath, but If the
applicant sign said oath by his mark,
his signature must be witnessed by
one Q) witness, and in al cases where
the applicant says he does not know
the contents of said oath, be must be
asked to read the same or it must be
read to him before he swears thereto.
Third. When the Registrar admits
anyone TO registration, be must enter
in the proper column of the " Electors
Register" the number, name in full,
Except any middle same, which may
be By initial), date Of registry, age,
place of nativity and residence OF the
electors so admitted; tho residence
must be SO described, by giving the
house, street, ward, or part Of the
precinct he resides in, that it may
easily be found, also it shall be stated,
IL = naturalixed citizen, whether or
not he produced his certificate, and
the Registrar may, in the column Of
remarks, add any pertinent notes.
He must also enter the names, with
statements similar to the above, of all
persons who are refused registration,
in the book kept for that purpose,
and therein state the reasons OF such
refusal.
Fourth. During the time between
the last day Of registration and the
day Of election, each Registrar must
prepare from his ELECTORS Register, v
two (2) "check lists Of all the names
registered by him, arranged alpha
betically, according to the surname,
placing on the left OF the name the
same number IL bears in tho Electors
Register" and on the right Of the
column OF names, blank column, in
which to indicate, by tho word
"votcd," when tho elector votes, and
between the names, under each letter
must be left sufficient number ol
blank lines, in which to place the
names of any unregistered electors
who may be allowed, on the day o.
election, to register and vote as here
matter provided; said "check lists
must have a heading, showing TO
and at what election it was prepared
and used; they must be oarefull,
prepared without interlineations, il
ieg'ble writing, certified and sworn Il
by the Registrar, and not later thar
the day next preceding the election
he must deliver to one Of the Judge
of election of his precinct, his "Elec
tors Register" and the register con
tanning the names of those refuse,
registration, and TO tho other two u
Judges, who are not of the sam
political party, copy each OF sal
"nheck lists" and such Judges mus
as the electors vote, write the wor
"voted" opposite their names in sal
"check lists" while the clerks G
election keep the record of elector
voting, as elsewhere provided in tn
election law.
SIC. sos. When on the day c
election, any person who has not Doe
refused registration by the Registra
and, is not registered, applies to tn
Judges of election to be rcgistere
and allowed to vote, and has alrcad,
before some officer qualified TO admin
lister oaths, subscribed and sworn I
the "Eleotor OATH" the Judges {
election, IL satisfied he is a qualifie
eiector of tho precinct must registe
him in the "Electors Register" ais
must register his name, according
his surname, in the proper place i
said "check lists" and allow him {
vote, but he shall be subject to cha
lenge and examination the same q
before the Registrar.
Either of the Judges may administe
such oath to such unregistered sppli
cant, but in ell cases where there
registered elector at tho polls Offer
ing to vote, he must have the prefer
ence, and it is only when the Judge
are not Engaged receiving the ballot
of the registered electors, that the
must or may give attention to nuree
istered electors,
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