The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-30

as follows:
 rlrst-Kegistration shall be conduct
 ca. m each county, by board of three
 reputable and suitabie persons resident Tn the county. who shall not hold any elective office during their term, to be
 appointed within 60 days after the rati-
 fication of this Constitution by the Governor. Auditor and Commissioners,
 or Agriculture and Industries, or ma Jority or them. acting as a Board Of
 appointment. If one or more of the persons appointed on such Board of
 heEistration shall refuse, neglect or be
 unable to qualify or serve, or va cancy or vacancies occur in the mem-
 Dership of the Board of Registrars from any cause. the Governor, Auditor and Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries. or a majority of them act- ing as a Board of Appointment shall make other appointments to fill such
 board. Each registrar shall receive $2 per day, to be paid by the State and disbursed by the several Probate Judges, for each entire days attend ance upon the sessions of the Board.
 Before entering upon the perform
 ance Of the duties of his office each reeistrer shall take the same oath re. outred of the judicial officers of the state. which oath may be administered py any person authorized by law to administer paths. The cath shall be in writing and subscribed by the registrar and filed in the office of the Probate Judge of the county.
 Second--Prior to the first day of Au- gust. 1909, the Board of Registrars in each county shall visit each precinct at least once. and ofteier If necessary. to make complete registration of all persons entitled to register, and re- main there at least one day from 3 o'clock in the morning until sunset, They shall give at least twenty days notice of the time when and the place in the precinct where they will attend to register applicants for registration. by bills posted at five or more public places in each election precinct, and by advertisement in a newspaper, if there be one. published in the county. once week for three consecutive weeks. Upon failure to give such mo- tice. or to attend any appointment made by them in any precinct, they shall. after like notice. fill new ap- pointments therein; but the time con- sumed by the board in completing such registration shall not exceed sixty working days in each county. except that in counties in which there Is any city of S,oos inhabitants or over the beard may remain in session. in addi- tien to the sessions hereinabove pre- scribed. for not more than three sue cessive weeks in each of said cities; and thereafter the board may sit from time to time in each of the cities not more than one week in each month. and except that in the county of Jefferson the board may hold additional sessions. Of not exceeding five consecutive days, duration for each session, in any town or city of 1000 or more and less than 5000 inhabitants. No person shall be registered except at the county site or in the precinct in which he resides. The registrar shall issue to each person registered certificate of registration.
 Third-The Board of Registrars shall register no person between the first day of August. 1902, and the Friday next preceding the day of the election In November. 1902. On Friday and Satur- day next preceding the day of the elec- tion in November. 1902, they shall sit in the court house of each county dur. ing such days, and shall register alF applicants having the qualifications prescribed by Section Two of this Article. and not disqualified under Section 5. who shall have reached the age of 21 years after the first day of August, 1902, or who shall prove to the Reasonable satisfaction of the Board that by reason of physical dis ability or unavoidable absence from the county they had no opportunity to register prior to the first day of Au- gust, 1902; and shall on such days reg ister noJother persons. When there are two or more Court Houses in one coun- ty, the Registrars may sit during such two days at either of such Court Houses they may select, but shall give ten days notice. by bills posted at each of the otyer Court Houses. de- signating the Court House at which they will so sit.
 Fourth-The Board of Registrars shall hold sessions at the Court House of their respective counties during the entire third week in November, 1902, and for six working days next prior to the 20th day of December, 1902, during which sessions they shall register all persons applying who possess the qual- Mications prescribed in Sections 2 and 4, and who shall not be disqualified under Section 6 of this Article. In counties where there are two or more Court Houses, the Board of Registrars may elect at which Court House they Will hold such sessions. The Board of Registrars shall give notice of the time and place of such sessions by posting notices at each Court House in their respective counties and at each voting place and at three other public places in the county, and by publication once a week for two consecutive weeks In a newspaper, if one be published in tion, and to take testimony touching and such publication to be commenced as early as practicable in the first week in November, 1902: Provided, that failure on the part of the Registrars to conform to the provisions of this Section as to notices to be given shall not tnvalidate any registration made by them.
 Ftfth-The Board of Registrars shall have power to examine, under oath or affirmation, all applicants for regtstra- ton. and ta take testimony touching the qualifications of such applicants; each member of such Board is author lzed to administer the oath to be taken by the applicants and witnesses, which shall be in the following form, and subscribed by the person making It. and preserved by the Board, namely:
 T solemnly swear Cor aifirm) that In the matter of the application of
 for registration as an elector wil speak the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me 1od." ... ,T
 Any person who, upon examination. makes any wilfully false statement in to any material matter touch- Ing the qualifications of any applicants Tor registration, shall be guilty of per- Jury.
 Sixth-The action of the majority of