Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
IN UNNECESS AIRY WARNING TO VOTERS.


 EThe Yuma Sun which reached this city yesterday contains 8 warning mo- tice 10 Democrats of Yuma county. authorized by County Chairman w. Is TiYnmonS. of the Democratic Cen t-aI committee of that county, in which the chairman takes the posi- tfan that il will be necessary for voters of the territory to register on or before the date of the primary election in their scve.a; counties Of fcrfeit their right to vota at. such primaries. The Yuma Sun says:
 '..Chairnian w. F. Timmons of the aCouaty Democratic Central committee calls attention to the fact that under tae provisions ofrAct No. 5S, Sessic.l Laws of 19c6. primary elections will E4 i.elG in e2ca pre .inct of the county on a date to ne fixed by the beard of ,apervtsors. between September 1th end October 6th. Under this law the riiaary e."ctions of all political par les will be held at the same time nd place. the general election laws va,ative to qualifications for voting tn apply. In order to vote at such -,ma1ics voters must nave therr -.erras on the new Great Register DclaT in registration to a later date nan September 7th will be likely to Cisqualify anyone who desires to vote a- such primaries. Democrats should cal early at the office of the county recorder or the justice of the peace ot their precinct and see that their 1-anes are placed on the Great Reg ister"
 While it is splendid idea for voters to register early for the ap- preaching election in November, the fact that a voters name did not ap- pear on the new register for 1906, would not prevent said voter from voting at the primary election, pro- yided he was a bona fide resident of the county and precinct and was reg istered for the election In 1904.
 The general election laws of the tarritOry governs the primary cleo ton and the Great Register of 1904 will be the register under which the urinary elections will be held, with the exception, that those qualified electors who have come into the county since the closing of the reg ister in 1904. will be eligible to vote at the ensuing primary elections pro- vided they register between now and the date of the primary.
 At the time of the holding of the primaries in the several counties no
 IunE will be in existence. During that time it is being compiled in the office of the county recorder, and in order that a new conner to the county may be entitled to vote at the ensuing primaries. we are of the opinion that it will be necessary for him to be abl etc prove to the satisfaction of the election Judges that he has placed his name upon the Great Register for 1906.
 There is no provision in the Act No. 6S of the Session on Laws of 1905, requiring a voter at the prmary election of this year to have his name upon the Register Tor 19o6- In fact there is no new register for lElS year IT IS a TS-TtBislTdlioH anu any qualified elector whose name now appears on the Great Register of the county in which he resides is qualified to participate gin the primary cleo Ii0ps notwithstanding the fact that on the date the primaries are held he has neglected to Te-register in 1906.
 The Review enters the above as a demurrer to the alIegaions contained in the complaint of the gentleman From Yuma county anll the judg- uent of tha court is that the de- Inur-er be sustained. F