Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-01

the ground that he is not the person whose name appears on tue great reg ister, the inspector must tender him the following oath:
 "You do swear tor ailirm) that you are the person whose name IS entered on the great register.
 SEC. 1686 If the challenge IS on the ground that he has not resided in the Territory for six months next pre- ceding the election, the person chal- lengea must be sworn toanswer qnes- tions, and after helssworn the follow ing questions must be propounded to him by the inspector:
 1. Have you resided Tn the Territo. " for six months immediately preced- ing this eleciion2
 9 Have you been absent from this Territory within six months immt dlately preceding this election? If yes, then:
 8 When you left did you leave for a temporary purpose, with the design of returning, or for the purpose of re. maining away?
 i. Did you, while absent, regard this Territory as your heme?
 5. Did yau, while absent, vote Tn any other State or Territory?
 And such other questions as may be necessary to a determlnat.Gn of the challenge.
 SEc. l687 If the challenge IS on i the ground that he has not resided III i the county for len days next preced- ing the election, the person challenged must he sworn to answer questions. and after he is sworn, the following questions must be propounded to him by the inspector:
 l. When did you last come into this } county
 2. When you came iIto this county did you come for temporary purpose, merely, or the purpose of making it your home?
 1 g. Did you come into this county for the purpose of voting here?
 And such other questions IS may be necessary to determination of the chnllenge.
 1 SEC. i6SS If the challenge is on she ground that the challenged has be- fore voted thyt day, the inspector must tender to the person challenged this oath:
 "Yon do swear tor affirm that you have not before voted this day" !"
 SEo. 1889 If inc challenge is on tbe ground that the person challenged has been convicted of felony and has not been pardoned, be must not be questioned, but the fact may be proved by the production of an authenticated copy of the record, or by the oral tes- timony of two witnesses and the non production of pardon.
 sEc, 1690. Challenges upon the grounds, either:
 l. That the person challenged is not the person whose name appears on the  register
 2. That the party has before voted on that day
 Are determined in favor of the party challenged by his taking the oath ten dered,
 snc. 1891. Challenges for cause other than those specified in the pre- ceding section must be tried and de termtned by the board of election al the time of the challenges.
 SEC. 1892. If any person challeng ed refuses to take the oath rendered or refused to be sworn and to answer { the questions touching the matter . residence, he must not be allowed tt Z vote.
 SEC. 1893. The election board il determining the place of residence 0 any person. must be governed by tn following rules, SO far as they arc ap plicable;
 l Tbe place must be considered an' held to be the residence of person ii l which his habitation is fixed, and t a which whenever he is absent he has tn 2 intention of returning. s 2. A person must not be held to hay ? gained or lost his residence by reasol { of his presence or absence from plac n while employed in the service of th
 United States, or of his Territory, no $ while engaged in navigation, nor whil Q student at an institution of learnin
 nor while kept in an alitishouse, asylur n or prison.
 3. A person must not be considere q to have lost his residence who leave # his home to go into another State C Territory or County in this Territor e for temporary purposes merely with th
 intention of returning. 0 f. 4 person must not be considere y to have gained residence in any cour 1T ty into which he comes for temporar
 purposes merely, without the intentio 'e of making such county his home.