The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-03
ON The RUN
The Ring Is Crushed,
McPhillips Is
Beaten.
Everyone Comedies That the
Fight for Reform Is
Won.
M'D0NALD ALL RIGHT.
Vote for Himl He Is a Demo-
erat, and Democrats Are
: Needed in Congress.
CHEEK AND WHISPERS.
my Jack" Stranded PictorialIy
All Over the City.
Dorrc nprx rououpow v
POLLS CLOSE II. NJ.
Be sure you get your anti McF7lillips
pasters before you 90 to the polls.
HOW TO Vote.
Information for Citizens
From the Secretary of
States Official
Pamphlet.

At the polling room the voter shall re-
ceive from member of the board Of cleo
tfon, as he enters the rallied enclosure, one
of each Of the official ballots provided for
use in the polling-room and one land only
one). of the official envelopes (Section AZ,
page 34). and he shall not be permitted
TO vots until he shall have received said
ballots and envelope. He shall then, with
out delay and without leaving the rallied
enclosure, retire alone to one of the booths
or compartments, enter the same and close
the door thereof, and remain therein (not
exceeding five minutes) until he shall
have enclosed in the envelope the ballot
he intends to vote, whether he received
the same from the election officer or OBJ
tanned 1t within the compartment or else
where. The ballot must be entirely con-
cealed within the envelope. He shall then
leave the compartment and immediately
deliver the ballot, enclosed in the envel-
Meh the flap turned down but not
K to q member Of the election board,
I'D shall then, without unnecessary de-
y@lay, leave the polling room Section AZ,
page 50 He shall not vote, or offer to
vote. any nut the official ballot, enclosed
in the official envelope. as required. Sec
tion 03. page A. He may erase from his
ballot any name or name, and maywrite or
paste thereon anyother name or names, but
! In doing SO he must use black ink or pen
eli; If colored ink, pencil or paster is used
the ballot shall be void. Section 40 pages
20 and 80 He shall not place or permit to
be placed upon the face or back of his bal
lot or envelope any mark by which 1T may
be identified. Section 63. page 45.
WHEN AND HOW HE MAY DE ASSISTED.
TINo voter shall ask for or receive the
assistance of any person within the poll
ing place in the preparation of his ballot,
except when he shall make oath and es-
tablish to the satisfaction of majority of
the election board that by reason of bind
ness or other physical disability he is
unable 10 enter and remain in comDart-
ment, or to prepare his ballot therein for
voting. without assistance; he may bring
with him into the compartment a person
OF his own selection to assist him. Section
As. pages 35 and So.
SHALL NOT EXHIBIT HIS BALLOT OR REVEAL
ITS CONTENTS.
NO fOter small, Witulu lut pDil Ing rOOIi,
show his ballot, after it has been prepared
for voting, to any person in such a way as
to reveal its contents (Section 50. page Al,
nor div, ige to any person within the poll
ing roonl Except to his assistant in case
Of disability, the name Of any candidate
for whom he intends to vote. Section 4s,
page So.
SHALL NOT ACCEPT OR CONTRACT FOR A
BRIBE.
No voter shall receive, agree or con-
tract for any gift. loan or valuable con-
sideration, Office. place or employment
for himself or any other person. for vot-
ing, agreeing TO vote. or for refraining or
agreeing to refrain from voting or regis
tering. Section 20, pages Al and 4s.
WHEN NATURALIzED CITIZEN IS cHAL-
LENGED Ar REGISTRY.
II naturalizsd citizens right to be
registered is challenged he is required TO
prove to the satisfaction of majority of
the board, by affidavit or otherwise, thar
he-is entitled to vote in that district at the
next election, or he shall produce his GER
tificate OF naturalization. or shall have
bsen duly registered at a previous cleo
tIon in that district. Section 5, Page s.
>Shonld the voter spoil the envelope another,
the relurn OF the spoiled one. secfioa 81,
page =.