The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-19

vote while so intoxicated.
plying for or osrns his b ba
state the name Of the street in which he re-
sides, and if the house, lodging or tenement
thereof. and. if required, whether he is
househOlder, or boarder, ledger or en-
ploye therein, and such other matters as
may be proper for purposes Of identification.
IN case of refusal to make such statement
his ballot, If he has received any, shall be
placed among the spoiled ballots. and he
Sec. 10S. 1t shall be unlawful for the
judges of election or any of them, or any
person in the polling room or compartments
feet of the entrance to the polling room, to
ask or persuade or to endeavOr to persuade
to vote for any my d
Any person violating the provisions OF this
section shall be deemed guilty of INSIDE
mean9r for each and every person 90 sh aP
be punished by fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment not ex-
Sec. 1Oe. Any person entitled to vote at
any general election in this state shall, on
the day of such election. be entitled to alb
ment in which he is then engaged or EN-
ployed for the whole Of the forenoon or
from the opening of the polls until twelve
o'clock noon, and such voter shall not, be-
cause of so absenting himself, be liable to
my penalty, nor shall any deduction be
made on account OF such absence from ms
Oh so absenting himself proceed at once to
the polling place wherein he is entitled to
vote. and having SO voted, return az once 10 10
his employn ent, otherwise he shall not be
entitled to such salary, or wages:
Application for such leave Of absence shall
be made prior to the day of election; and,
If not so made then, such person may make
application on the morning OF election day,
in which event he shall be allowed, between
one hour before the hour for closing the
polls, for the purpose Of voting, one full
hour, and in addition thereto one-half OF
an hour for each mile that he may 6e dis
rant from said polling place, and said en-
poyer may specify the hours during which
said employee may absent himself as a1ore-
said. -
Any person or corporation, or ofhcer OF
member thereof. who shall refuse to an
employee the privilege hereby conferred, or
shall subject an employe to penalty or ae,
cuction of wages because of the exercises
of such privilege, or who shall, in any man
ner, attempt to influence OF c6n'ro ore so
s snv raward OF by threatening his discharge
from employment or otherwise intimidating
him from full sb ana 1Eee or ndrecty
Violate the provisions of this section, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeaInor; o
Sec no No person shall, during the e!ec-
to-. remove or destroy any of the supplies
or her conyeniences placed in the booths
Or compartments aforesaid for the
.o No p gemoVe sn tear down. or deface the
cards printed for the OF t SetepS
visions Of this section shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor ,.+,., ..
Sec. III. Whoever, after pIocia am of an ~
time before the vote is fully canvasseds
snail wiIfully offer or deliver to q judge OF
election to be placed If IN tba s 9on kind and
color color or shall fraudently put ballot INTO
any box or boxes, is guilty Of felony, ana
conviction thereon shan ,r 4s pI fnr term
nov less than six months nor more than one
gear. ,4 ho,n, . qualified
voter. votes at any election with unlawful
intent is guilty of felony; and upon convlc
tio snn thereof, shall be punished by imprison,
ncnt in the state prison not less tuan ono
month nor more than one year. .4.
Sec liz. Any resident of another stare
who votes in this state is guilty on he neiO O,,n
ished BY Imprisonment, in the state prison son
FOR term not less than one month nof
An Sne Ia Ia Whoever votes more than once
at the same election shall be guilty OF a
felony, and on conviction Thereon, shan ~
punished by Imprisonment "t ss. than t one. Year
nor more than five years. hr,,orv
Sec. u.s. Whoever, by threat or pripery
mp yo TO for any person or measure or
by such means attempts to deter MN l.0M
voting for any person or measure, IS gullty
of misdemeanor; and on conviction tne cree !,
shall be punished by a fine OF not less than
one hundred dollars nor more tnan one tnUu-
sand dollars, and by Imprisonment IN the
county Jail not less than one montn noi
more than six months. ,
Sec. 116 Whoever aids. assists. counseis
or advises another to vote. knowing tnat
of The place where and at the time when
*he vote is to be given, Is guilty OF a ms,
dcmeanor, and on conviction thereon shali
i've hundred dollars. nor less than one
hundred dollars. or be imprisoned In the
county. jail not less than one month nor
more than six months.
Sec. III. Whoever procures, aids, as
sists, counsels or advises another to go or
come into any county, town or election aus
therein. knowing that the person is not duly
qualified to vote therein, Is guilty OF feiony,
and on conviction thereof shall be punished
nv Imprisonment in the state prison tor
O. term not less than six months nor more
Sec. lis The Judge having charge Of the
ballots. in the voting room shall not tear
them from off the block upon which they
are bound, except as they are required by
the th for
the ballots that have been spoiled. ana re-
turn the white and blue ballots to the
county auditor and the req oatGfs 70
the number of ballots used, and the county
auditor and city clerk or recorder shall
respectively give the judges OF election re-
Sec 119 Each clerk Of election shall
make a poll list which shall contnn one
column headed "Numbeg" one c9l Ply a!N head 60
of voters,' and as many additional columns
as there are boxes kept at the election. to
be headed to correspond with the color OF
"blue" and 'red." There. shall also be a
column headed Remarks"
Sec. 100. The name of each eleotor vot-
ing shall be entered by each clerk in the
column Of his poll list headed .'Names of
Voters" the place Of residence OF each vot-
er so voting in the column headed Resi- Re- /
one box kept, opposite such name shall
be written the figure one In every remain
Ing column of such poll list corresponding
in heading with the name Of each box in
which vote Of the elector shall be de-
posted.
In the column headed number the
clerk shall write consecutively the number
numbered one.
Said clerk shall enter in the column head.
ed and opposite the %oras
such fact shall be noted. The clerks Of
uinn on the line containing the name Of any
elector who received assistance in marking
his ballot a brief memorandum Of the fact,
s oen as by and
by any person other than one Of the judges
the name Of such person shall be added.
as pr provided in this act it shall be the duty
of the judges of election to make oral
proclamation at the door Of such polling
place. thirty minutes before the hour fixed
by law for the closing Of said polls. in
substantially the following words: "Hear
We, hear We, hear We; the polls will be closed
In thirty minutes
When the hour Of closing the polls shall
have arrived the same shall be closed re-
CARELESS of the fact that electors are on
the outside who have not yet voted.
Provided. that all electors who shall have
received ballots. as well as all electors
then present in the polling place as
lots. shall be allowed to prepare and vote
such ballots: but no person not then pres
ent and inside the polling place shall re-
ceiye any ballot or ballots after such hour
Tor so closing the polls shall have arrived.
To the end that there shall be no question
nc RI tho prnpnr time tho momhpra Of the