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: new election precinct, and prior d
) the first ensuing general election
4 the Registration Officer for sucl
new election precinct, ifsueh office
snail have been appointed, and /
not. then the Registration Office
Of the election precinct from which
the new election precinct was ere
: ated, shall prepare n registration
: list for such new election precinc
and place thereon the names of nj
the registered voters residing in til,
new election precinct and strike tn,
names Of all such persons from th,
registration list Of any other cleo
ton precinct from which the new
election precinct may have beer
coated. There shall be but one
polling place in each election pre-,
cinct, and but one ballot box used
at any election therein. And the
voters shall vote in the election pre-
cinet in which they reside.
Sec. ;. Any person Offering 70
vote may be challenged at the polls
by any registered voter, upon any
of the following grounds:
THAT he is no; a citizen Of the
United States.
2.-That he is not the person regis
tered and upon whose name he is
offering to vote.
S.-Thathe has not resided in the
Territory for the six months imme-
diately preceding the date Of his
registration.
4.-That he has not resided in the
election precinct in which he offers
to vote or in the election precinct
from which was created the election
| precinct in which he offers to vote,
for one month Immediately proceed
/ ing the date Of his registration, or
I That he docs not at the time of the
/ election reside in the election pre-
cinct in which he offers TO vote.
5.-That he has received or agreed
to receive, for himself, or for an
other, any money, reward or other
valuable consideration for his vote
at such election.
Ifa person offering TO vote is chal-
lenged as unqualified, by any cleo
tor, one Of the judges OF the
election shall in a district voice
administer 10 him the following
oath or affirmation: ''You do
sOlemnly swear Tor affirm that YOU
will fully and truly answer all such
questions as shall be put to you,
touching your place Of residence
and qualification as an elector at
this election
First.-If the person is challenged
as unqualified on the ground that
he is not citizen, the Judges, or
one Of them, shall distinctly put TO
him the following questions:
Are you n citizen OF the
Unite States?
2.-Are you native or natural
lied citizen?
d Have you become a citizen OF
the United States by reason Of the
naturalization OF your parents, or
one Of them?
i.-Where were your parents or
one of them naturalized?
If the person Offering 10 vote
claims that he i q naturalized citi-
zen Of the United Sthtes, he shall
state, under oath, where and in
what court he was naturalized.
Second.-If the person is chal- |
lenged on the ground that he is not
the person registered and upon
whose name he is offering to vote,
the Judges, or one of them, shall |
put to him the following /
questions:
l--What is your name?
2.-What is your age?
S.-Are you married or single?
i.-When were you registered?
By whom were you registered?
6.-D0 you reside in this election
precinct?
How long last past have you
resided in this precinct?
State the street and number
.hereOn-if any numbers there lie
on such street-at which you reside.
Third. 1.-THE person is challenged
Is unqualified, on the ground that
ne has not resided in this Territory
'or the six months Immediately pre-
,eding the date Of his registration.
he judges, or one of them. shall
distinctly put TO him the following
questions:
Ibid you reside in this Terri
DRY for the six months Immediately
preceding the date Of your registra-
ion?
2.-If 80, state where yol resided.
3.-Havc you been absent from
his Territory within the eight
months Immediately preceding this
election?
4.-If so, when you left was it for
. temporary purpose, with the de- ,
Ign OF returning or did you intend ,
away?
5.-Did you, while absent, look ,
Ipon and and regard this Territory i
S your homer !
Odd you, while absent, vote /,
II any other State or Territory?
FOurth.-If the person is chal- I;
engei as unqualified, on the ground I
hat he has not resided in the election =
recinCt where he offers 10 vote. or :
n the election precinct from which ;
fas created after the voter regis I,
cred the election precinct in-which :
C oilers to vote, for one month i'm !,
lediately preceding the date Of his (
,gistratiOn, or that he does not at 4
ne time Of the election reside in =
ne election precinct in which he II
ders to vote, the judges, or one Of n
ZEN shall distinctly put to him the !.
blowing questions: Il
l.-Are you n resident of this :,
ectiOn precinct? r
Al 50, when did you come into =
lis election precinct? =
S.-When you came into this cleo a
ON precinct did you come for a i
mpOrary purpose, or for the pur. =,
1se Of making il your home? =;
i.-Were you for the thirty days n
preceding your re- Z,
iStraucn, and are you still an &C. -
al and bona fide resident OF this =,
ection precinct, or were YOU for
e thirty days Immediately pre- n
ding your registration an actual
ID bona fide resident Of the cleo
IN precinct from which has been at
Gated since yeur registration, this 3N
ectiOn precinct? ~
5.-If the person is challenged ~
unqualified, on the ground thst ci,
has received, or has agreed TO w
ceiye, for himself or for another, ell,
y money, reward or other val 70
ble consideration, for his vote at ia
ch election, the judges, or one OF ti'
EN-, shall distinctly put to him m
E following questions: IN
|. Have you received, OF have
u agreed to receive either for -
urself, or for any other person. an
y money, reward or other val ma
bic consideration, for your vote "
this election? u
!. II so, state what you received, tn
agreed 10 receive? oh
). From whom did you receive, Nj
agree 10 receive il? an
!. For whom did you receive, or 81 81
tee to receive ii? ~
The judges Of the election, or one AZ
them, shall put all such other tiil
estions TO the person challenged. tie
der the respective heads afore- tn,
y H=EN - n