New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

In addition TO The ballots for candidates the '"'e
also receives six ballots, from which ne can 'e''V'
three and vote either for" against the pr u'sc
Amendment 10 Article VI of the Constitution rea'hg
t election OF additional Justices Of the supreme court
the pr,nood Amendment to Section 10, Article III VI
the Constitution, relating TO the powers " "' w"
houses of the Legislature, and the proposed n''''"
ment 10 section : Of Article VII OF uae '""9''"o''
relating to OnOndaga salt springs 49,,
lie Will uoico that IN the outside OF each oahol
Is the indors emoni Onc.al balo; Tor NoV'hocr o.
1897 and the fac-simile of tie Signature OF 'aic' o.
Martin president OF the Board OF Police Coihi's''
lInyIug selected or prepared ballot ior YOUNG Inv
voter fold, it, first crOsswise by bringing he Do''oi
o! each ballot up the perforated me- ana u'eh !"
the middle lcng ihwise, IN such manner 'ha'' ""'
folded the face Of each ballot Shall be cOhche"' AL"
the printed number on stub and the Endorsement on
the back OF The ballot shall be NiDie' ana ~
that the stub lie removed without reihoVi"s az.
other part Of the ballot, ana without exposing any
par, Of the face II the Lallot below the SUP
The ballots which not 10 Dc 'oNu i""'' "
folded In exactly the same way. inc seieo"s any,, ,
folding of the lallos must be performed hislde '"u
voting booth, but the law says that no person Siai
occupy voting booth more than ten minutes "nhc
all the ether booths are occupied.
No voter shall plnce any other mark upon OF YEA,
Or defaoc any The ballots 80 iCiusu ny '"'' an"
prepared for pre- sentatlon TO the inspectors ii one
Of the OFFICIAL al.ot, delivered 70 vovs snam ,r w
spoikd b. fore so prepared the voter may upon if.un
ing tD the ballot CLERKS all the Olhclh DaIiVVo Va" ~
10 tim Obtain irou tlea another fun sell one oi .aon
Kind Of the Official ballots but not more uiai iou
ets In all If Official ballots shall be dehNertu 70 a
voter A voter may. atcT receiving one set oi o.a'
ballots and before voting. ?sturn all suci pal ots 70 wy
ballot clerks and then pa,s outside the suaiu ui NV
aftcrward while the polls open, onier once asa
within lie guard Inil for the pnfpose OF yotlls, anu
receive ana prepare his ballots anu vote, tir s,e ~
IL he had not IL for been within the 6dndn rai
and receives his ballots therefor It no. NOR ',
two sets in all Of Official ballots shall on saT' ss
ooun be de vcred any voter, ana no Vo'cr sn'i P"
within lie giard rail more tan twice al i'c San n
election for The purpose OF voting Sec io'' c"p' o
Laws OF 1907. -, M, 40 t Leaves th.
voting hooih and walks 10 the bnOt-bo1 oil which an
hspecor OF election has charge. lie FIRST hnh9s 10
the lnsnscior the ballots TO be voted again 1'lhs
his name and address The registers are again eA
arted and his name In each register b, checked 10
show that he has voted The ballot CLERKS are aHheu
II the number on the stub Of his ballot Is The same
q the number on the stubs of the Official ballots which
were given 10 him. and II they reply In me aIhrin-
alive his ballot TO be voted Is placed In ne pnio
box. The stub which the Inspector tears on goes
into another box The voter then hands 70 the III
spector the ballots which are not 10 be r9'tn. Ihs
Inspector tears off the stubs and places The Dalios ana
etubs In separate boxes The voter hnying seen me
nnots placed In the proper boxes men iea'es 'he IN
0osufe lie hos performed bis duy; -, .. a..
Tho citizen who Is ordinarily carcfni ana nancy IN
sAascting aud folding his ballots need spend Only