Milford chronicle., 1892-04-01


It shall also be the duty Of said
Board to enter in ~ nroner voting
books IN its proRer Mace any cor
rections which tn E said Board may
haze made in theN Begister, as 10
he name, resiaencS or o,lor of an,
person whose name may he in said
tiug books. When bver th sad
Board Shall enter in !the Registers
the name Of any persd rs .anaH-|
fed voter, or as one |vb, .ma1 be-
come qualified by pan ment # tax,
OF by 33 49, -. :. med" who has
been been -.isered by the Registrar as
DISQUALIFIED voter il shall he ths
duty Of the said Board imm iatay
to enter, in the presence of/snch
voter if he shall remain in attendance
in its proper alphabetical place in
the Voting Books OF Qualified Vot-
ers,' or ''Voting Books Of Partially
Qualified Voters" las the case may
bel the name of such voter, and also
his residence, and color, and his
age, if he will be between the ages
of twenty-one and twenty-five years
on tile day of the next following
general election.
Whenever the said Board shall
have adjudged any person to be dis
qualified as a voter, whose name had
been upon the Registers as a 'qu4!-
flied voter" or one who ''may be-
come qualified by payment of tax, or
by being naturalized, and shall have
made the necessary corrections on
the Registers, as aforesaid, it shall
be the duty ofsald Board Immediately
thereafter to strike his name from
the alphabetical list where his name
may appear in said voting book by
drawing a heavy line in ink through
his said name and all entries oppo-
site his name. And the said Board
/ may employ clerk or clerks.
Section IL. If any person regis
tered as a qualified voter. or one
who may become qualified by pay
ment of tax i'm any hundred or cleo
/ ton district in this State, shall, after
he is so registered, remove from the
county in which he is so registered
to any other county in this State, he
may apply in person to the Regis
trar or Board of Registration of the
hundred or election district in which
he is registered and have his name
stricken from the Registers and from
the Voting Books in which his name
shall appear, and may obtain from
said Register or Board of Registra-
ton a certified copy Of the entries
IN the Registers relating to him,
together with Il certificate that his
name has been stricken from the
Registers and Voting Books, as
aforesaid; and it shall be lawful for
him, after his name shall he so
stricken from said Registers and
Voting Books, to cause himself to
be registered in the hundred or cleo
ton district Of the county to which
he may have removed, upon produc-
ing the aforesaid certificate and copy
of entries in said Registers, pro-
vided that by the next following
general election he will have ac-
quired in the county to which he has
removed the residence required by
the Constitution. And the Regis
trar or Board of Registration to
whom such person may apply to
have his name stricken from the
Registers and Voting Books shall
draw q line in ink through his name
and all the entries opposite to his
name in said Registers and Voting
Books, and in the column in the
Registers headed remarks" shall
enter removed from this county
into--county," and shall pre-
pare and deliver to him the certified
copy of entries and the certificate
aforesaid.
Section -. The said Registrars
when sitting alone, or any member
ofthe said Board of Registration,
when sitting for the purpose of
registration as aforesaid, may re-
rquire any person applying to be reg
Istered rs a qualified voter to pro-
duce his tax receipt, and if such
person be registered as qualified
voter, the said receipt shall be i'm
mediately stamped with the word
registered" the name of the hun
bred or election district, and also
the day, month and year of register
ing, in letters and figures, by means
of the stamps provided for in Sec
ton sixth of this act.
Section Is. At every sitting of
said Board two shall constitute a
quorum, and the acts of a majority
Of said Board shall be as valid as
the act of all of them. Their
proceedings shall be public and
open to free inspection without any
obstruction, but they may exclude
or eject from the room any person