The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-10
Seo. 65. The county auditor of

election, and the several city clerks in
case of city elections, shall prepare
full instructions for the guidance of
voters at such elections, as to obtain
ing tickets, as to the manner of mark
ing them, and as to obtaining new
tickets in place of those accidentally
spoiled, and they shall respectively
cause the same, together with copies
of sections three, four and five of an
act relating to crimes against the
election franchise, to be printed in
large, clear type, on separate cards,
to be called cards ofA instruction.
The county auditor Of each county,
and the several city clerks, Gn case of
municipal election), shall furnish
four such cards to the judges of
election in each election precinct,
and one additional card for each fifty
registered electors or fractional part
thereof at the same time and in the
same manner as the printed tickets.
The judges of election shall post not
less than one of such cards in each
place or compartment provided for
the preparation of tickets, and not
less than three of such cards elsewhere
in and about the polling places, upon
the day Of election The county
auditor Of each county (and the
several city clerks, in case of a
municipal election) shall cause to be
printed on tinted or colored paper,
without official Endorsement of any
kind, and furnished to the judges of
election of each election precinct, at
the same time and in the same
manner as the official tickets and
official stamps, six sample or specimen
tickets and one additional sample
ticket for each fifty registered
electors or fractional part thereof in
the precinct. The sample tickets
shall be printed like the official or
regular tickets, and the same size
without the stub. There shall be
posted in each of the compartments
or booths, one Of the sample tickets
without the official stamp, and not
less than four such tickets posted
elsewhere in and about the polling
places on the day of election. 1t
, shall be the duty of the same officers,
at the same time and in the same
manner, to provide and furnish to
f each polling place proper and neces-
? sary supplies and conveniencos fol
f marking the tickets.
| Sec. &C. 1t is the duty of the
f clerk of the board of commissioners
4 of each county, on the receipt of The
e returns of any general or specia
i election, to make out his certificate
II stating therein the compensation t.
# which the judges and clerks of tn
o elections are entitled for their services
8 and lay the same before the count
# commissioners at their next session
q and the board of commissioners mus
II order the compensation paid out o
ii the county treasury. The com
n pensation of judges OF election an
h clerks is four dollars. per day, and O
constables, on duty at polling places
If three dollars per day.
le Sec. 67. Before opening th
ID polls, all officers of election mus
ii lale and subscribe an oath to faith
fully perform the duties impose
If upon them by law.
al Any elector of the township ma
IF administer and certify such oath.
al Sec. 68. At all elections to t
l, held under this title, the polls mus
Of be opened at the hour of eight o'cloc
h in the forenoon, if the regularl
y appointed judges of election an
Dr. distributing clerk are present; but
IN case they are not present, then I'll
of polls must not be opened by judge
m or distributing clerk elected until Il
ty hour of nine o clock, unless a majorit
MS of the regular appointed judges al
ty present, and the polls must continl