Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12
ARE YOU ON THE LIST.
M omorrow the Registration 's
~ Completed And Should IN
# clude All Voters.
M any Names Are Entitled to
n Registration-ls n
sSss IN 3tis Yours? I'M Il. WIS s.


,lshp i.idIes III election have tound
Ii II htiraiulles somewhat unusual TINS
NJ. as ille,fAct that u person V'ten
f8S IN III ialI was no evidence thar ne ls
N I..,,y 1h voter. While IN the past the
iu.tges have assumed tlat al men ~
legal age wpre voters, this year the
u, assumption Is that they ait. NOT
ssv,,ie ls--unlees the judges nave ubst'-
Il l,,te Know ledge ~ the contrary. IL
q il " 1 therefore not surprising thht q
! large. ltu,illDrr of waters have been
\ lett off The lists, ana the D'i,t'es Vii
not he on oil election day un:ers me
voters give the matter their Attpil-
n f,,i, tomorrow. Itw,ll certainly De
d ine.,nvrnicmt for the Voter ~ TAKE
\ III time ~ The judges - submit ms
d proofs " citizenship on election gay,
4. i,.lt. they are busy preparing DAi-
NJ lots ANA receiving votes. hi''i every
s voter " ,se name il NOT "n the 'ls'
4 should 60 before the Judges ~ his
&l,rtcll,rt tomorrow aud see that his
Z Elsatnesls l,iace,i 81, the list. alt VIII
TIN & but Il moments time WHEN ne
II iu.ly,s ul,esin session 10 make the
\ c,,rr.v,iu,l, ana viii save t'nIe for
III. ,,..rseii ns well as for the judges
liz attorney. genera! III the state
has given the following opinions
,piutivt 70 the new NATURALIZATION
laws, and their effect, which our
le,,,ipr. III towns where ELECTION
n .,cc,,rs this month will do welt I"
B peruse: =
Il. All persons born III the United
q states without regard IT, their pur-
e,,tage arr. legal voters. sa%
All PERSONS III allen pArelItage
VIII, were minors when their lat theirs
Os,tuintd second piper IRE leEa'
voters. .s##~%
s. That no person VI foreign brit,
unless Il citizen previous to the pas
sage ~ this la " /. u full citizen nnn
entitled 10 Il vote. until the explrh-
stiun ~ 80 DAYS fruni and after tue
tAE,ng ont ri his End citizenship
peppers.
rhut no foreign born person
unless Il citizen previous 10 the going
Int, effect III I his late law, IL entitled
/ to vote. at the coming election unless
#i,.s IL asci,izvn ~ required by the fore
going, HnH that all ti..se l'errt,,ns.
l,i,ying secently taken out their I
.tcs,n,l ,nilers, hut not long enough
8ft.,cui,le within the. 80 .lny limit. can
mot yute@a The coming t'lec.ivn. IA
i. 'l'hnt no person cuIi net ar5
Judge Or clerk vi rIcctiun unless q
citizen MS contemplated b, this new
Inv. 'a
s.. That. ne board Of election
should allow any one to- vote Unless
qualified ais above. any person vot-
\ ing contrary il lintlr to the law.
s This act was issued and pro-
.,ciHiint,l by the governor, Dec. %.
1877. a
The same law that governs In
general elections also governs IN
special elections.
ssS Long Prairie Leader: a zeal ts-
tate deal Of considerable magnitude
! was consunuteA here Wednesday.
That morning Judge Locke AMI wife
I sold tn Franklin Benjamin, ut Minne-
,,In,lis. their entire possessions at
Pillsbury--flour mill. far NJ 81 90
acres, ~ acres ~ v lid land, besides u
large hlmpuf nersOnal property.
MIR. Benjamin. who is q wealthy
young business ll,an, takes immedi-
\ ate pt,sstssiDir BY Installing f. ".
J Hubbard AZ his representative for
the present. Extensive improve
ntpnts will he Hiade!Dn the fionr mill.
elevator built and plant run to it's
Il nlJllO6ts capacity.