The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-24
Of Voting and How Carried
On.
How the Next Election
Will be Governed.
Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
Sec. 83. No judge of election
shall deposit in any ballot box any
ballot upon which the ''offlcial stamp"
as hereinbefore provided for, does not
appear. Every person violating the
provisions Of this section shall be
guilty Of a misdemeanor.
See. "a. No officer, judge or
clerk shall communicate, except for
some purpose authorized by law,
before the polls are closed, any
information as to the name or number
on the registry list of any elector
who has not applied for ticket, OF
who has not voted at the polling place
and no officer, judge or clerk or other
persons, whomsoever, shall interfere
with, or attempt to interfere with, .
voter when marking his ticket.
No officer, judge or clerk, or other
person shall, directly or indirectly,
attempt to induce any voter to display
his ticket after he shall have marked
the same, or to make known to any
person the name of any candidate FOL
or against whom he may have voted.
Sec. 85. The constable Of the
precinct shall be in attendance at the
polling place on the day of election,
and, where there is no constable, the
judges Of election may appoint some
capable person TO act as such during
the election, and he shall have the
power to make arrests for disturbance
of the peace, as provided by law fol
such officers, and he shall allow nc
one within the guard rail of the poll
ing place except those who 60 to vote
and shall allow but one elector in I
compartment at one time.
Sec. 81 In case any person
offering to vote is challenged, one o
the judges must declare th
qualifications of an elector TO sue
person; if the person SO challenged
then declare himself duly qualified
and the challenge is not withdraw
one of the judges must then tende
him the electors oath, as provides
for in section forty-three of this act
Sec. 81. II the person b
challenged as unqualified, on th
ground that he is not a citizen, an
will not exhibit his papers prstainin
to his naturalization, the judges, Q
one of them, shall put the followiD
questions:
First. Are you citizen Of th
United States2
Second. Are you q native
naturalized citizen?
Third. d..-Have you become citize
of the United States by reason of tt
naturalization of your parents or or
of them2
Fourth. Where were your paren
, or one of then, naturalized?
If the person offering to vote claim
to be naturalized citizen of Il
United States he shall state und,
oath, when and in what courts he W.
, naturalized.
Sec. 89. If the challenge is {
the ground that the person challenge
has been convicted of felony and hi
not been pardoned, he must not |
questioned; but the fact may !
proved by the production Of 9
authenticated copy of the record,
, by the oral testimony Of two wi
nesses and the non-production Of
pardon.
8 Sec. 49, The judges Of election
t in determining the residence of
person offering to- vote, shall
, governed by the following rules,
far as they may be applicable;
First-That place shall be held an
,, considered to be the residence Of
person in which his habitation is fixe
and to which, whenever he is absen
he has the intention Of returning.
Second. "A person shall not
considered or held to have lost b
residence who shall leave his hon
and go into another State, Territor
or county of this State, for tempora
t purposes merely, with an intenti'
e of returning.
Third IF n neraon remOye 10 Al