The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-20

dence of any person must be governed
by the following rules a. far a. they
are applicable:
l. That place must be considered and
held to be the residence of a person
in which his habitation In fixed n to
which. whenever he IN absent. he has
the intention of returning.
2. A person must not be held to have
gained or Loaf q residence by reason OF
his presence OF absence while employ
ed in the service Of the United States.
or Of this state, nor while q student at
any institution Of learning. nor while
kept at any almshouse or other asylum
at the public expense. nor while con-
lined I'm any public prison. o while re-
siding upon any Indian or military res
ervation.
No soldier. seaman. or marine In
any army or navy of the United States
shall be deemed q resident of his state
in consequence Of being stationed at
any military or naval place within the
same.
4. A person must not be considered
to nav lost his residence who leaves
home to 60 into another state. or 9TH
err district Of his state. for temporary
purposes merely with h Intention OF
returning. provided he has not exercis-
ed the right Of h election franchise
In said state or district
5. A person must not be considered
to have gained q residence In n coun-
ty INTO which he comes for temporary
purposes merely without h intention
Of making such county his home.
6. II a person remove to another
state with the intention of making 1t
his residence, he loses his residence In
this state.
z. II a person removes to another
state with the intention of remaining
there for an indefinite time. and as a
place OF present residence. he loses his
residence in this state. Notwithstanding
he entertains an intention Of. returning
at some future period.
8. The place where a mans family re-
sides is presumed to be his place OF res
idence, but any man who takes up or
continues his above (abode? with the
intention of remaining. or a place 9TH
er than where his family resides. must
be regarded as a resident OF h place
where he so abides.
9. A change Of residence can only be
made by the act or remova Joined with
the intent to remain In another place.
There can only be one residence.
10. The term of residence must be
computed, by including the day on
which the persons residence commences
and by excluding h day Of election.
Section 1894. No person shall be en-
titled to vote at any election mentioned
in this act. unless his name shall. on
the day of election. appear in the copy
of the Official register or check lists. fur
nished by the registry agents to the
judges of election, at the precinct at
which he offers to vote. except as 9TH
erwise provided in this chapter: and
the fact hat his name so appears in
the check lists and In the copy of the
official register. in the possession Of the
judges of election. shall be prima facie
evidence Of his right to vote: Provid-
ed, that when the judges shall have
good reason to believe. or when they
shall be informed by a qualified elector
that the person offering to vote Ii not
the person IN was SO registered In
that name, the vote OF such person shall
not be received until he shall have prov
ed his identity as the person who was
registered in that mama (Act approved
March 3, 1917