New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26


line at the door desiring TO vote, ana who
are qualified to register and participate
therein and have not been able to do &C
polls shall be kept open reasonably i ssl
enough after the hour for Closing to ALLOW
those present at that hour to register and
vote one not present at the hour So1
vote because the polls may not actually
be closed when he arrives.
mo adjournment or tntermission what
ever shall take place until the polls shall
be closed and until all the votes cast al
such; poll have been counted and The re-
suit publicly announced; but this shall
not De deemed to- prevent any temporary
recess VI lille taking meals or other neces.
sary delay, provided that the board shall
remain IN, session and thatsno more than
one, member OF the board Of election
shall at any time be absent from the poll,
Sec. 16 All persons entitled to regis
ration as voters In the election district
on On the day Of the primary election, Tor
the purpose. of voting at the ensuing cleo
Ion lion, snail be entitled to participate In
tne primary election, but M voter shall
sIeeelve q primary ection allot or be en-
s l1tied to vote until he shall have first
peen duly registered as voter then and
tnere IN the manner provided by law,
upon which registration unless chal-
3lenged, (and II challenged, then only In
event that the challenge Is determinedsi In
favor Of the voter) he shall be entitled
forthwith, but not later to receive such
ballots. and such ballots shall 1T once be
Iehnsred 70 him. te.Wtt: ne each Of the
pinned togethe.. and with the initiala III
the judges upos The back Of each. hallo1
at the bottom edze, "a Judge Sc election
s saad instruct ~ the voter that he is to
vote Tor his choice for each office. using
only the one ballot Of the PARTY witt
which he afnliates Int that, he Yn,,st .r.-
turn all ballots pinned and folded togetil-
er. with the edges upon which are the int-
VI Sec. II. When an sleeror has receive,
his ballot he shall fort hMith .ratira 10 . ;,
unoccupied booth, and without undue de-
lay mark the ballot Of that party with
which he aff1liates as he sees fit with the
indelible pencil to be found in such boofIi,
II he soils or defaces said ballot. he ishali
at once return the same and get q new
=Pallot In marking his ballot, ne shall
l. The elector shall DESIGNATE his
chaice on his ballot by marking a cross
CD mark in each Of the small squares op-
posite tho names of the candidates for
to vote for more candidates for an once
than are to be elected thereto at the cleo
ton to follow the primary election as M
dieated on the ballot at the right Of each
office for which candidates are to- he s,.
lected. m
hundred do0l If said general eIectinn ~ E' :,
relating to ballots wrongly marked and
M la a a.
Bile to- primary e1ectinns beid ,,nfia1.
act S $3.50 'tA's
4 Sec. IS. When an eIector has nrenarad
his ballot he shall fold ali ballots receivefi
by him mined Ttnpafhar, viii tba a. 80 -
upon. which ara the initials Of tha in,ses
uppermost. and So fniSal as 70 1880 49,"
the face thereon. and ali marks tber ree,,i
nri1n s,,i! nand tne same 70 me Judge OF
baIIot hoes ;ra WIG fl ~ n b cnaase OF me
returned shall he nIaned a., tbas''' ,,rnI,ar
6 sl,3 !, boxes, and the name Of the voter
in the column headed Primary Election :
!. Except as herein otherwise provided,
election law are hereby made applicable
to primary elections held under this act.
to-wit: Sections eighty-nine (s9). ninety
ty-three (s3), ninety-four f9A. ntnetv-sas,-
en- (s7), ninety-eight (9S). ninety-nine 1881.
one hundred one dolJ, one hundred Two Two
Cd four do41 b enreG 4lJ1 81 one as, nun
SIX as one hundred seven qo
Go9) one h,ndSad fes, G n b7,rd arae
S S1l1 anoT reg tnlrteen ls), one hundred
one hundred sixteen dIs1' one se hundred re,i
seventeen ssae GID, one hundred eighteen
uig.
sec: ~. AS soon as the polls ore finally
f f,ds ana before the canvass of votes. the
Upon blank deiVered t. s fham pf By
the county auditor for that purpose, q
statement substantially as follows:
ton held In (name Of city or yillage) Min
nesota, ..;.......w ward or town. 80. +. dis
triGt, on the (day and Year, e
The number of persons whose names
appear on the registers as = present at
the above named primary selectioTl-s' wa .
~. Of whom 8. were women.
The f number ct ballots cast by men was
and the number Of ballots cast
py women was 4. = 4 -:s
Inc blanks In said form shall tie filled
ny the proper number, in each case to be
shall, before the canvass of the votes, Be
signed by each Of the Judges, and attest
ed by each of the clerks. They shall also
I'LL at the same time, In the registers
~ the column for marking those who
Voteds at such primary election, the
word no opposite the name Of every
perEian Wh nose nan name appears IN the said
mary election: 4
- CANVASS OF VOTES.
sec. 70 Upon the completion OF the
clerks and Judges OF registration shall
Immediately open the ballot boxes at each
polling place.. and proceed. to take there
ballots shall be examined, to see that ali
have been returned, and said officers
s snab count INT the number Of ballots cast by
the tickets cast for each party stogetheTr
in separate piles, and shall then fastsn
each pile separately by means Of a brass
e cefp,ot OF may use any means which shall
eeIh 81 lasten each pile together at
It appear that some Of the electors hs NC
marked names upon different tickets, or
some names upon all the tickets. then
the judges shall examine them all and
snail accept only, to be counted the ticket
upon pc I, which nla the largest number OF names
Der, or like number shall be marked on
two OF the tickets bearing the highest
number Of marks, then neither ticket