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Boards Of Registry and Election either
within or without cities having over
October Is. 1Ss5-on this date the
Boards Of Registry and Election outside
shouid meet at ten O'Clock A. M. and
continue In session until nine o'clock
frorn NJ. Stak,ng a recess II they desire
books, etc.
On the same date October 80 the
having. over 5000 inhabitants should
hold their third and final meeting for
their the pq registere 81 fsHislng an the c iaw does
not expressly state the hours. during
which they should sit, they should doubt,
P. M.
October IS. 1ss5-on. this date. each
clerk of election outside of cities having
oyer 10000 inhabitants shall post a copy
of the register made the day before in
some CONSPICUOUS place.
On the same date, in cities having over
10000 inhabitants. one of the three
copies OF the register required to be
made on the day before shall be posted
at the place of registry and election for
public inspection, one delivered by the
judge of election to the County Board
of Elections and one retained by the
| judge for his use at the election. On the
same date the judge shall deliver all the
~affidavits taken on the revision and cor
the County Board Of Elections, who are
required to give a receipt therefor. 1t
Is therefore necessary for the County
Board of Elections to meet on this
date.
On or before this same date certificate
and petitions nominating candidate for
the Secretary of State.
October II, 1ss5-On or before this date
Boards of Registry and Election outside
should send to the County Clerk ali af1-
dav:ts made before them on the pre-
eeding Tuesday October 1) by persons
State. to vote at the next election.
October rs. 1Ss5-On or before this date
GERS. etc. should be filed with the Coun-
~ Clerk. On or before the same date
| the Secretary of State should certify to
County Clerks the names of candidates
nominated by certificate Or petition filed
In his office.
October rs, 1Ss5-The County Board of
| Elections may meet on this date to fill
any vacancies that may exist in any of
the boards of registry and election out
October 90. 1s95-On this date boards of
| registry and election outside of cities
having 40, 600 inhabitants meet to revise
and correct registers, continuing in SEES
sion from one until nine. O'Clock P. NJ.
| On or before this date orders for official
ballots may be given by duly qualified
voters to the County Clerk.
October 80. 1S95-On this date each of
the clerks of election outside of cities
having over 10000 inhabitants are re-
auired to post in a conspicuous place
| Clerk.
". Clerk should have had the official
ballots and envelopes printed. On or be-
frrA this date boards Of registry and
10000 inhabitants should file a certified
| copy of the registry of voters. as com
nleted on the preceding Tuesday, with
l the township of municipal clerk. On or
Nefnre this date the board OF regtstry
and election outside of cities having 49,
900 inhabitants should forward to the
County Clerk all s~fidavits made. before
| them on the preceding Tuesday by per-
sons claiming that they will be entitled.
under the constitution and law of this
or before this date the chairman OF the
County Committee of anv party that
has nominated any candidate may ap-
point agents or challengers; in writing,
which appointments should be filed with
he county beard of elections ON or be-
fore this date; Upon the filing Of such
appointments the county bnard of cleo
tons will issue permits to the agents or
ehsileneers SO annosnted.
County, Clerk must nave ready for de-
livery the official ballots that may have
been previously ordered from him by
any duly qualified voter.
November 2, 1S95-On this date this
County Clerk should deliver the proper
quantity OF official envelopes and ballots
clerks of his county. On this date the
County Board Of Elections shall sit at
ordering names of legal Al v voteers inn
properly Or inadyertently, left off of the
f fsTis 5 alats Of to the be a con9t to of tomm mae
Novsmoer I. issalon, this i.Sd date the
clerks of election of the respective
Boards Of Registry and Election. On or
nipal clerks should nave fitted up the
election rooms with booths, etc. On
may meet to fiji any vacancies existing
in any of the Boards of Registry and
Election of the county;
open from 6 o'clock A.: M. to Z o'clock
p N, Any, vacancy in any Board of
Registry and ELECTION occurring on Elec-
Der of the board of the Same political
party as the member whose place has
pss seoTa ba vacant 1mm 3; at Which nano appsoi4erneRt
County Board Of Elections. Ballots and
ENVELOPES should be delivered by the
istry and Election. Agents or challeng-
frs 81 should uf deliyer their permits to the
b seaTd Should 81 Hidssi supply ana each haef bdofh w Ths
ballots and lead pencils. After the polls
are closed and the canvass of votes
completed, the string of ballots that
have been counted for candidates, the
papers, election law and all spoiled and
unused envelopes should be placed in
the ballot box which should be locked
and sealed and delivered to the proper
On election day the County Board of
Elections is required to he in session at
its office from eight o'clock A. NJ. to
five o'clock P. M. for the purpose of
lists.
November 6. 1ss5-On this date the copy
Of the register used at the ~elertfon
should be filed with the County Clerk.
So should all certificates of remova pre-
sented to the Board of Registry and
Election on election day. So also should
all certificates of the County Board of
to be added to registry lists.
November 5, 1895-The County Board
of Elections will meet on this date at
twelve o'clock noon at the Court House
of the county to discharge their duties
as a county board of canvassers. The
judge of each election district, or other
member of the board of registry and
should deliver the statement of election
to the County Board of Elections at this
meeting. If he cannot attend the meet
ing of the County Board of Elections,
he should deliver or transmit the state
ment to the County Clerk at or before
twelve o'clock of this day. 1t is. a COM
mon practice and a good one. to furnish
the result Of election on the next day
thereafter. This enables the County
Clerk to have tabulated statements pre-
4 nared in advance for the meeting of the