The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-04
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official ballots nor substitute ballots pre-
Us herein prescribed, shall be ready for dis.
supply Of Saliots shall g e1heustea before
ed Of rH Written, made as nearly as possible in
| the form Of the official ballots, or Of any
Of parts
en can Sc printed and deli and the
fact shall be certified and accompany the
Sec. s.. The judges of election, or one of
| them, Immediately before the proclamation
! open the ballot boxes in the presence Of
| the people there assembled, and turn them
upside down, 90 as to empty them M, OF any
/ and The Key thereof shall be delivered to one
Of the Judges and the said boxes shall not
be reopened until for the purpose Of count
polls; and the judges forthwith shall pro-
claim that the polls are open, and cause
Closing the polls to be conspicuousy posted
up outside the polling place.
Sec. S8.--The Judges Of election shall al
casting ing per cent Of the entire vote at the
preceding election in that district to be
chosen by each OF said parties respectively,
from the chairman of an authorized com,
| mittee Of the party he represents, to be IN
the room when the election IS , aeldI to act
| S~SS~soA'
| such challengers may remain with the
board until the votes are all canvassed and
In case Of temporary: absence Of any
challenger for meals or by reason Of sick
ness or otherwise he may substitute for
belief, such substitute to be known to one
or more Of the judges by an aiiida t Of the
se s RE nSxes Of %d
thorize a constable or special constable, to
act as gatekeeper, in which event he shall
DIRECT voters how to pass to and from the
No person shall in any manner interfere
with u gatekeeper in the discharge OF his
KEEPER Keep to aid, assist, suggest, advise OF en-
! treat al electOr to- prepare MS DallOt IN a
particular manner.
tering upon the discharge OF his duties,
shall, by reason of the sickness OF himself
or family OF other personal Disability, pe t IN
able OF fail for any reason to complete the
performance Of his duties, another may be
appointed In his place by the judges. In
oa ss to th fsthfug aRg p
charge his duties, and the fact Of the APP
pointment and the time when and {, Gir Re; n
noted in the poll books, if the polls shall
not have been closed: if after the closing OF
the polls, the fact, time and circumstances
proper measures taken to show the exact
stage Of the work done and to be done at
the time Of such appointment. ,,4,,
parties SHALL before the voting begins, OF
as soon thereafter as possible, place their
initials the backs Of all the opposte
fac simile Of the officer under whose direc,
ton the ballots were printed, and shall not
Sec. 80. No official ballot shall be dis
/ tributed except in the voting room to cleo
tors about to vote, and , no ballot not Of Of
) initials of two judges Of election, IN said
: judges own handwriting, on the back there
shall be PLACED In the tb nex dav Of election
and until the closing of the polls remove
the polling room any a9 Of the sb
printed Tor tnat eleco saia and shall b.
punished by a fine not exceeding one hun
e bred dollars or imprisonment not exceedlne
0 Sec. 81. No person or persons shall b
e allowed in the room containing the ballo
e \ boxes, or in case the ballot boxes and com
d or persons shall be allowed to go or remain
inside the railing, except members OF tn
b board, officers Of the peace, one representa-
S serted on the ballots, and electors VINO az
about to VOTE except an elector VINO ma
be called upon as PROVIDED IN TINS act, e..
n physically disabled, in marking his ballots;
l. Sec. 90. The judges Of election and ba lL
sha at az 1s It W
n shall be admitted at one time shall IN n
: case exceed the number OF compartments
| more Luuu Iuice
, Sec e3 No elector shall vote, except
=, the district in which he actually reside:
4 When, however, a person duly registere
= district to another within ten days Of q
Il election, it shall be lawful for him to vot
- in the district from which he has remove
n he has to a9 W2bcs he
70 The judges of election may make sue
n regulations as they deem proper, llmltln .
e the time in which electors may remain
e the polling-room or place while recei Vim
a itation, However, shall not be less than thre
ID is accustomed by the elector' s vote bein
20 challenged, or is the fault Of one or mol
,e members Of the board Of election,
Sec. d. All the electors shall be allows
r. to go unmolested to the polling-room for tt
lie purpose Of voting, and to return therefro
I'd in, the same manner, but neither voters NJ
t, any numbers within one hundred feet of tt
O. polling room in any election district. :.
In cities having over twelve thousand Il
o. habitants, none save officers of election al
It. electors who have not voted but are ready
le to do. shall be permitted to stand WITH
n fifty feet Of the entrance to the polli1
Is place.
rs Sec. e5. One of the judges, Of electie
TX shall have charge of and hand to and T
tn voting The other two judges shall use al
II, handle the two registers delivered to tt
IT. judges, each using one, as specified in th
Sec. SO. When an elector presents hir
ct self for the purpose Of voting, he shall gi
OF his name and residence, with street al
IT. number if any, and it shall be first asce
e. and not erased; also that the residen
~ given by the elector corresponds, with t
OF residence In such registers, and if chs
ay lenged, as provided in the next succeedil
Us Us SECTION, THAI he is entitled to vote.
,S Sec. 81: At any time before any reg
OF OF ceives the ballots from the judges of ele
II, ton, as provided in the last preceding Sc
ar Of the authorized fchallengers or any 9th
~ person I'm the voting room or coming in f
iS THAI purpose, may challenge the pers
ID about to vote at the election, whom
u knows or suspects to be not duly qualif
~ ~ as an elector.
81 The challenging party, at the time VIII
ei. he interposes said challenge, shall state t
or grounds n Which the
ck ton shall tender the challenged party t
Nv following oath:
ny, my ''You DO. solemnly swear Tor affirm til
Ire questions as shall be put to you touchi
ed your. qualifications as an elector at this Ell,
~ ton z
y The judges, or one OF them, shall til
Cal such a manner as will tend to reveal t
he particular facts in dispute concerning viii
Nv the challenge is made, to which end gu
he tons may be asked as to his name, his al
ta- resided in the, town, ward or election d
lch | trict where the vote is offered; where "
his last place OF residence before he ca
re- to the town, or ward; as to his citizensh
eg- whetherE "a native or naturaized citiZ,
in and If the latter, when, where and wi
IT'S. court, and before what officer he was ma
uc- rallzed; whether he came into the town
in ward for the purpose Of voting at that ell
the ton, and how long he cOntemplates residi
i. in the town or ward, and such other gu
of t1ons as tend to test his qualifications a.