The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-04

toxicated person shall be entitled to assist
ance In marking his ballot: Nor shall any
grossly. intoxicated person be permitted to
vote while so Intoxicated.
Sec. lO7. Every elector, at the time Of ap-
plying for or offering his ballot, shallS truly
state the name of the street in which he re-
where he resides is numbered, the number
thereof, and, If required, whether he is a
householder, or q 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
placed among the spoiled ballots, and he
shall not be allowed to vote at such election.
Sec los. 1t shall be unlawful for the
Judges of election or any OF them, or any
person in the polling room or compartments
Herewith connected. or within. twenty-five
feet Of the entrance to the polling room, to
ask or persuade or to endeavor to persuade
any person to vote for any particular can-
didate or to suggest that he do So
section .io rs shall be deemed guilty Of a INSIDE
meanor for each and every person so ap,
preached, and upon conviction thereof shall
he punished by fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars. or by imprisonment not ex-
Sec. 100 Any person entitled to vote at
any general election in this state shall, on
the day of such election, be entitled TO ab-
sent himself from any service or employ
ment in which he is then n engaged 4 or en-
from the opening of the polls until twelve
O'Clock noon. and such voter shall not, be-
o
any penalty, nor shall any deduction be
made on account Of such absence from his
usual salary or wages; but such person shall
the polling place wherein he is entitled to
VOTE and having so voted return at once to
his employn ont, otherwise ne shall not De
entitled to such salary or wages: 49,,
Application for such leave or absence sna1l
be made prior to the day OF election; ana,
If not so made then, such person may MAKE
application on the morning OF election day,
in which event he shall be allowed, between
the hour of twelve o'clock noon ana an ho GU
one hour before the hour for closing the
hour, and in addition thereto one-hal1 OF
an hour for each mile that he may pc ans
piover may specify the hours during which
said employee may absent himself us aloie'
Any person or corporation, or officer or
member thereof, who shall refuse 70 ai
emplove the privilege hereby conferred, or
shall subject an cuploye to q ptlaiay ui ue
of such privilesc, or who shall in any man
ncr attempt to influence or control sucn
voter as to how he snail vGte, n ~ 1isrharg3
from emDlOymcnt or otherwise intlmldatlns
him from a full and free exercise ;. OF his his
right to vote. SHALL directly or lndlrectlH
Violate the provisions of this section, sinai
be deemed guilty OF Il misdemeanor ~
Sec. 40. No person shall, during the eiec
ton, remove or destroy any OF the supphes
or other convenicnces placed in the Dootns
or compartments aforesaid for the purpose purpose
of enabling the voter to prpp"re r MS on elec
+ion' Remove. tear down, or deface the
cards printed for the instruction OF voters rs
x A"E p of this T sacrion shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor: 4:a,, ;,
Sec III. Whoever, after PROCLAMATION dt a,1 l.:
made OF the opening of the polls and at any
time before the vote Is fully ca irGSs a
shall wilfully offer or deliver to Judge o. o.
election, to be placed in Il box or noa a,S'
more tEan one ballot of the same kind an'
color, or shall fraudently put a ballot mt an'
any box or boxes is guilty Of Il felony, a1lC
on conviction thereof shall pc punlslieu -;
iinDrisonmeut in the state prison LOT d telH
not less than six months nor "lore 'h''A on'
year. .,,o, ,,o+ boino qualified
voter. votes at any election with unlaWtu
intent is guilty of felony; and, upon conv no
ZION thereof, Shall be punished by imprson
meut in tie state prison not less thah on
month nor more than one year. J.
Sec. 1I3. Any resident OF another star
who votes in this state is guilty OF lelonS
and upon conviction thereof shall De pu1
isheu by imprisonment in the state pflSo
for a term not less than one month 10
more than one year. ., oro
ot the same election shall be guilty OF
felony, and on conviction thereof, shall .
punished by mprsonment liz In tine me s yea
prison for L term not less IMAM Que Z"
nor more than five years ,u;hor,
Sec. l15 Whoever, by threat or bribery
attempts to influence ,,o ANY e or a
by such means attempts to deter MN liG o.
voting for any person or measure Is gun.
of a misdemeanor; and on conviction therec
shall be punished by 4 fine OF not less ina
one hundred dollars nor more than one th o.
sand dollars, and by imprlsonmem nnt IN IN IN
county Jail not less than one mohln III
See ZIG Whoever aids, assists, counse
or advises another to vote, knowing Tn;
such person is not duly qualified to yyot
at the place where and at the time VINE
the vote is to be given is guilty OF ml
demeanor, and on conviction thereof sha
hp n fine
five hundred dollars, nor less than on
Hundred dollars. be imprisoned in tn
county Jail not less than one month nc
Sec III. Whoever procures, aids, a.
ssts, counscls or advises another to go {
come into any county, town or election dl
trict for the purpose of giving his yot
therein. knowing that the person is not dull
qualified to vote therein, is guilty OF felon!
by Imprisonment in the state prison tt
a term not less than six months nor NOR
Sec lis The judge having charge Of tn
ballots in the voting room shall not tea
them from off the block upon which the
are bound, except as they are required b
the electors for voting, and the judges sh;l
preserve the unused ballots, together wit
the ballots that have been spoiled and r.
turn the white and blue ballots to tn
county auditor, and the red ballots to th
city clerk or recorder with a ste tement {
the number Of ballots used, and the count
auditor and city clerk or recorder ord sha
Sec. 11o. Each clerk Of election sha
make q poll list which shall contain or
column headed Number one column hea'
ed "Residence," one column headed "Name
of Voters and as many additional column
as there are boxes kept at the election.
be headed to correspond with the color
one of the boxes SO kept. viz: 'White,
'buc' and cred There shall also be
column headed "Remarks''
Sec. 100. The name of each elector vo
ing shall be entered by each clerk In Il
Voters" the place of residence of each vo
voting in the column headed RES
dence," and when there shall be more tina
be written the figure one in every renal
ing column of such poll list corresDondir
In heading with the name of each box
which a vote Of the elector shall be d
posted.
In the column headed number tt
clerk shall write consecutivey the numb
of each person voting, the first vote bei1
numbered one.
Said clerk shall enter in the column hea
ed "Remarss' and opposite the name
each person not registered the words "n
registercd'' and if any vote ,,, is sworn
election shall also enter in the same &C
umn on the line containing the name Of al
ecctor who received assistance in markil
such as "marked by Judge" ''marked
door," marked by. and IT mark
by any person other than one of the iudg
the name of such person shall be added.
as provided in this act it shall be the du
of the judges of election to make or
proclamation at the door Of such polli1
place, thirty minutes before the hour fix
by law for the closing of said polls.
substantially the following words: "He
We, hear We, hear y.e,; the polls will be clos
in thirty minutes"
When the hour Of closing the polls sh:
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