Milford chronicle., 1892-03-18

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one one with son offering to vote u y
'ailos y w-otelssoertained that the vote
les 70 ,g;tb @ n1;sd with the requiFem
marks W. ''io Ba
re oslee Jaw good POrthy I
vi, hich y S9S Sssstt it remainel of
!. = tie a VA Company to DIS
Z ;relvl large blocks Of DO NOV
tbis company was taken by Il which
neouse to assist the business, that It h~rk,
b,ls aRe the town and prove pay'hs-.
E0e ANT to stockholders, but the : =
Apr ia bsen disappointirsS.,..,,, tas or
do 60 -a.ss&s- - sssea2en paintuli c.,
written apps psasitical plo.aT- i'O"
in relation to w.lomr,0~ .s9sii''e- spei, e
tion is made, or, after written no
tice to him; to hear and examine
appeals from the registrar in Ger
tain cases upon the personal appll-
cation of the person appealing,and
make certain entries Of the acts
and findings in relation thereto;
~ examine into the matter OF any
charged to be illegally reg
istered, upon proper affidavit OF
a legal voter being presented to
them, and to make certain entries
oftbe acts and findings in such
case.
To compare the two registers
and the two alphabetical lists as
contained in the voting books,
Immediately after the close OF
their last sitting.
To append to each Of the alpha
betical lists contained in the sew
eral voting books certificate, in
accordance with the requirements
Of the law,within three days after
their last sitting; and to append to
the registers of their respective
hundreds or election districts a
being made up Of ali deuSaid regis
called the Union Sunday School, aud
such it has prospered-haviug a large
tendance. It has succeeded in buying
handofhe crgau aud large library. +
along time the school has been held
the NJ. E. Church Sunday afternoon
Now the Presiding Elder, seeing all the
things aud having tool 70 do his b
ding, determined to change all this a
have it TO be known as the NJ. E. Sund
School, and the organ, library and oti
furniture turned over to them; On 6
day, hayiug gathered T.
snndSrAR1Es OF PARTY coNvEN-
TIoNs OR COMMITTEES.
To certify to Clerks of the Peace
not less than twenty days before
the day of election, the nomina-
tions made by the party conven-
ton, the title of the party which
such convention represents, and
the party figure or device by which
it's candidates may be designated
on the ballot.
DUTY OF ELECTION OFFICERS.
To take the prescribed oaths Of
Office before entering upon their
duties.
Each Of the two judges of cleo
tion,after being qualified, to choose
one clerk Of election.
To select voters assistants and
assign them a place in the room
where the election is being held.
no provide ballots in case there
shall be found no ballots at the
opening Of election.
To examine ballot boxes and
see that the same contain nothing
then to lock the same and deliver
the key, etc. as provided by law
Eot to. permit more Z than one
elector for each booth to enter OF
be n the election room atany one
time. nor more than one person to
occupy any booth at one time, nol
allow any voter to remain in oi
occupy any booth longer thar
three minutes.
To write the word "voted
against the name Of any person
voting, in the alphabetical list II
voting book in which his name
appears.
10 record on the tally lis
memoranda Of disputed ballot
and ballots not conforming to th'
provisions Of this act and the con
dition Of the seal on the ballo
packares; to count the unused
ballots, destroy the same by fire
and certify on the'respeetive tally
lists the number Of ballots 90 de
stroyed.
10 read and count the votes
make and sign two certificates o
the election iu their hundred ac
cording to the forms prescribed y
the law sign the tally lists, which
they shall deposit. with one o