The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-26
Weinst0ck Lubin C Co., 4OO-4I2 Street, Sacramento.

to political parties, the color or combi-
nation of colors of the paper upon
which the ballots are to be printed, and
there shall be so designated for each
political party a color or COM
hination of coIors to be by
them used for the paper upon
which such ballots are to be printed,
which color or combination of colOrs
shall in each case be distinctive and
easily distinguishable from the color or
combination of colors to be used at said
election by any other political party
the Clerk shall, at least ten days prior
to the date of any primary election,
procure to be printed or otherwise
made, accurate samples of the color or
COMBINATION OF COLORS
SO designated for each political party,
and shall label each of such samples
with the name of the political party for
which it is designated, and shall deliver
samples, so labeled to each respective
political party for which said sample
is designated, and to all persons desir-
ing the same in good faith, and shall
keep in his office, at all times, open to
inspection by any person, an exact copy
OIL each anu jill VI Sdlu ScdltIplCo ~ 10
beled as aforesaid; and the name or
designation of each political party must
be plainly written or printed at the
head of each ticket
STAND UP IN A ROW.
The election officers shall stand be-
hind the ballot boxes, and as each vo-
ter approaches to vote, when it is as
certained that he is entitled to vote,
| it shall be noted in the register by the
| Clerk in which box he votes, by writ
ing in the register opposite his name
the name on the box in which he votes,
and thereupon his ballot shall be re-
ceived by the Judge of Election or In
spector, and deposited in the ballot box
named by such voter, and in no other,
in the presence of the voter; provided,
that no ballot shall be deposited in any
box unless it is printed on paper of the
color or combination of colors, desig-
mated for the particular party in whose
box it is to be placed
ONE TO THREE.
Section -. There shall be at least
one polling place for the primary cleo
ton for each three polling places for
a general election; that is, polling
place for at least each three precincts;
and each political party may file with
the Board of Commissioners list OF
the precincts and number and name
of street or locality in town, or town
ship, where they desire such polling
places, and it shall be the duty of the
Board of Election Commissioners to ex-
anime said lists and decide which poll
ing places will be most convenient for
the voters of the precincts, all of which
matters shall be determined by the
Board Of Election Commissioners. The
polls shall be kept open from seven
o'clock a. m. to sunset on the day Of
holding said primary election, and snail
be at all times kept open to the public
during the reception of ballots, and I'M
til the same are counted and the re-
suits declared. There must be furnish
ed to the election officers in each pre-
cinct, register, together with any sup
plements thereto, containing the names
of each person entitled to vote in such
precinct at the last preceding general
election, as shown by the great or pre-
cinct register, or both, and the supple
ments.
Section 16. All registers and supple
ments thereto, used by the officers con-
Quoting any primary election, must be
forthwith returned to the County Clerk,
and by him kept for such use thereafter
as the Board of Election Commission
ers may make of them.
DECLARATION OF TEST.
Section IL. Any person voting at any