The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-24
NO. 16.

making It his permanent residence,
be shall be considered and held to
have lost his residence In this State.
Fourth. If person remove from
one county, precinct or ward In this
State to any other county, precinct or
ward in this State With the intention
Of making it his permanent residence,
he shall be considered and held to
have lost his residence in the county,
precinct or ward from which he
removed.
SEQ. 80. If the person be
challenged as unqualified, on the
ground that he has not resided in this
State for six months Immediately
preceding the election, the judges, or
one Of them, shall put the following
questions:
First.-Have you resided in this
State for six months Immediately
preceding this election, and during
that time have you retained home
or domicile elscwhereS
Second. Have you been absent
from this State within the six months
Immediately preceding this electionf
Third.-If so, when you left, was
it for temporary purpose, with the
design of returning, OF did you intend
remaining awayf
Fourth. Did you, while absent,
look upon and regard this State ~
your home?
Fifth.-Did you, while absent, vote
in any State or Territory
II the person be challenged on the
ground that he has not resided In tho
county thirty days, one of the judges
shall question him as to his residence
in the county, precinct or ward in .
manner similar to the before
mentioned method Of questioning .
person as to his residence in this
State.
If the person be challenged as
unqualified, on the ground that he is
not twenty-one years Of age, the
Judges, or one Of them, shall put the
following question: Are you twenty
one years Of age, to the best of your
knowledge and belieff The Judges
of election, or one Of them, shall put
all such other questions to the person
challenged under the respective heads
aforesaid, a. may be necessary to
test his qualifications as An elector q,
that election.
Sec. 81. II the challenge be moi
withdraw after the person Offering tc
vote shall have answered the questions
put to him rs aforesaid, one OF the
, judges shall tender to him the follow
ing oath; "You do solemnly sweal
, (or aflrm) that you are a citizen o.
the United States, of the age O.
twenty-one years; that you have beer
q resident of this State for six months
\ next Immediately preceding thi
election, and have not retained
home or domicile elsewhere; that yo,
: have been for the last thirty days
and now are aresident of this county
that you have been for the last tel
days, and now are, resident of thi
precinct Tor ward IS the case may be
and that you have not voted at thi
election.
: Sec. 80. If any person shal
refuse to take the oath or affirmation
so rendered his vote shall be rejected
:. Provided, That after such oath shal
have been taken, the judges ma
!. nevertheless refuse 10 permit sue
. person to vote if they shall be satisfe
: that he is not legal voter.
= Sec. SO. Whenever any person
vote shall be received after havin
taken the oath or affirmation pre-
= scribed in section ninety of this act
:. it shall be the duty Of the clerks G
). the election to write on the poll book
:. at the end Of the persons name.
"Sworn."
: Sec. 81. 1t shall be the duty O
. any judges of election to challeng
any person offering to vote whom b
believes not to be qualified as a
elector.
a Sec. 95. Ifany person challene
" ed refuses to take the oaths tendere
y or refuses to be sworn and to answe
the questions touching the matter c
4 naturalization, he must not
a allowed to vote.
d Sec. Sc As soon rs the poll
+ are finally closed the distributin
clerk must deliver to the judges c
70 election the book or books of ticket
ia from which tickets have been take