Williams news., 1906-02-03

OLICOs
 Sec. Il. The qualifications nec- essary to vote at any primary cleo ton, as provided in this act, shall be as follows, to-wit:
 First-That he is a qualified cleo tor of the city, ward or precinct as provided by the general election laws of the territory.
 Second-That he is a member of the political party holding said pri- mary election and that he ex- poets to support the regular ticket of the political party holding said primary, at the next general or spe- cial election.
 Sec. 12. A person offering to vote at any primary election. as provi- ded in this act, may be challenged by an elector of the city, ward or precinct, upon either or all of the lOlloWluS SIOuuQo.
 First-That he is not the person he claims to be.
 Second-That he is not a quail fled elector of the city, ward or pre- cinct. as provided in the general election laws of the territory.
 Third-That he has before voted on that day.
 Fourth-That he is not a mem- Der of the political party holding such primary elections. or that he does not expect to support his reg ular party ticket at the next special or general election.
 Sec. 13. Upon challenge being made, the one so challenged, may, if he SO elect, be at once sworn, to answer fully and truly all such questions as may be put to him by the inspector; provided. that such questions are pertaining and mate rial to the challenge made; and if after such examination a majority of the board shall be satified that the challenge is not true, the one challenged shall be permitted to vote else not. And if any person challenged refuse to take the oath rendered, or refuses to be sworn. and to answer the questions touch ing the matter of residence and other qualifications, he must not be allowed to vote.
 Sec. IA. It shall be unlawful for any person to vote or attempt to vote, ,eor for any person to attempt to procure an elector to vote at any primary election, in any precinct or ward, other than the one he re- sides in, or to vote or attempt to vote, or attempt to procure an elec- tor to vote at more than one prim- ary election on any one day, and any person voting or attempting to vote, or attempting to procure oth. CTS to vote, in any ward or pre- cinct other than the one in which he or they reside, or any person who votes or attempts to vote, or who procures. or attempts others to vote, at more than one primary in any one day, or who shall vio- late any of the provisions of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemsanor, and upon conviction shall be punished as provided in the general statutes for misde- meanor.
 Sec. 15. The election officers, as provided for in this act, shall serve without pay, and in case any or all such refuse to, or for any reason fail to act, then in that case the electors of a city, ward or precinct, as the case may be, shall proceed to select officers in the same man. ner as is provided for in the general election laws.
 Ses. 16. Any member of the elec- tion, board may administer or cer- tify oaths required to be admins tered during the progress of an election.
 Sec. 17. Before opening the polls. each member of the board and each clerk must take an oath to faith fully perform the duties imposed upon him by law. Any elector of