Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-03-25

Second Two books for each Of
said Registrars to be known by the
nime of "Voting Books Of Qualified
Voters, for alphabetical lists Of all
persons whose names may be enter
ed on the Registers aforesaid as
qualified voters" Said books to he
ruled in parallel columnF1I1d so ar
ranged as to admps~of the convent
ent entry w alphabetical order, of
the nagg,ie Of every person who may
be entered on the Registers afore-
said as a "qualifed voter" and in
the parallel column opposite the
name of such person the following
particulars, to wit;
First-His residence;
Seeond-His color;
Third-Hisage ,iftob be between the
age of twenty-one and twenty-five
years on the day Of the next general
election.
Ind Third. Two books for each
of said Registrars, to he known by
the name of "Yoting Books of Par
TALLY Qualified Voters" or alpha
betical lists of every person whose
name may be entered on said Regis
tiers as one who "may become quail
fled by the payment of tax, or by
being naturalized. D" Said last men,
toned books to be ruled in parallel
columns and so arranged as toadmit
of the convenient entry, in alphabet
ical order, of the name of every per-
son who may be entered on the
Registers aforesaid as one who "may
become qualified by payment of tax,
or by being naturalized," and in
the parallel columns opposite Of
such person the following particulars.
First-His residence;
+ SecOnd-His color.
Section 6. The Sheriff Of each
county shall, some tlmein the month
of August in the year OF holding the
general election, deliver to the Reg
lstrar Of each hundred or election
district of his county (or.side of the
city of Wilmington, the alphabet
ical lis Of the names of all the male
citizens of the age oftwenty-one and
upwards residing and assessed in
his hundred or election district,
Which the said sherihs are now re-
quired by Section 3, Chapter IS of
the Revised Code to deliver to the
inspectors of elections and shall at
the same time deliver to each of the
said Registrars two of the books
known as "Voting Books of Quail
flied Voters, F." and two of the books
known as "Voting Books of Par
TALLY Qualified Voters" hereinbe-
fore provided for; which said books,
addressed to the Registrar of each
hundred or election district of the
county, the Governor shall cause to
be delivered to the sheriffs in each
Of the counties of this State on or
before the first Tuesday in August
in the year of holding the general
election And the said sheriffs, when
delivering said list and books, shall
also deliver to the Registrar of each
hundred or election district in his
county (outside the city of Whining
tom a stamp of not less than one
inch in diameter, so arranged that
when applied to tax receipt it will
produce the word Registered" the
name of the hundred or election dis
trict, and also the day. month and
year in letters and figures, and also
shall deliver ink of suitable kind
TO be used with such stamps. The
said stamps shall be so arranged |
that the date may changed. And |
the said sheriff shall procure said /
stamps and ink at the expense Of |
the county in which he may be sher-
if, to be paid for as hereinafter pro
vided.
Section l.. Each of the said Regis
trars, immediately receiving
said Registers and Voting Books
of Qualified Voters" and "Voting
Books Of Partially Qualified Voters,
shall endorse upon the back and
write at the head Of each Register
and Voting Book Of Qualified Eo-
tiers" and "Voting Book of Partially |
Qualified Voters, delivered to him
as aforesaid, the name of the county
and the name of the hundred or cleo
ton district of such county of which
he is Registrar, and Of which such
books shall respectively be the Reg
listers and voting books as aforesaid,
Said Registrars shall sit alone for
the purpoae of ascertaining AID reg-
the persons who are or may
hecoma nnalified to enioY the WONT |