Graham guardian., 1906-01-19

section y. The apportlonment
of the number of delegates to any
city or county convention, shall be
made by the City Council for city
elections, and by the Board of
Supervisors for county elections,
according TO the rules of apportion.
ment of each political party; such
rules of apportionment shall be
made by the city or county central
committee IN existence at the time
of the giving of the notice of hold
ing said primary election, and
shall be furnished to the City
Council, for city elections, and to
the Board of Supervisors, for
county elections.
Section 10. In case vacancy
occurs on any ticket Of either
party, between the date of the
holding of the party convention
and the holding of the ensuing
SPECIAL or general election, the
vacancy shall be filled by the cen.
tral committee of the party on
whose ticket the vacancy occurs,
and the person selected by such
committee shall become the party
nominee for that effice.
Section IL. The qualifications
necessary to vote at any primary
elections, as provided in this Act,
shall be as follows, to-wIt:
First, that be is qualified
elector of the city, ward, or pre-.
cinct as provided by the general
election laws of this territory.
Second, that be is member of
the political party holding said
primary election and that he ex
poets to support the regular ticket
of the political party holding said
primary at the next general or
special election,
Section IL. A person Offering
to vote at any primary election, as
provided in this Act, may be
challenged by an elector of the
city, ward or precinct, upon either
Dr. all of the following grounds:
First, that he is not tho person
be claims to be.
Second, that he is not a qualified |
'lector of the city, ward or precinct |
rs provided IN the general election
avs of the territory.
Third, that he has before voted |
IN that day.
Fourth, that he is not mem ber
If the political party holding such
primary election, or that be does
lot expect to support his regular
'arty ticket at the next special or
general election.
Section l3. Upon challenge be-
ng made, the one so challenged,
nay if he so elect, be at once
worn, to answer fully and truly
II such question as may be put to
lin by the inspector; provided,
hat such questions are pertaining
nd material to the challenge
made, and if after such examina.
ION majority of the board shall
'e satisfied that the challenge is
lot true, the one challenged shall
10 permitted to vote, else not.
IND if any person challenged re.
use to take the oath rendered, or
efuses to be sworn, and to answer
he questions touching the matter
f residence and other qualifica-
ions, be must not be allowed to
ote.
Section Ia. 1t shall be unIaw-
ll for any person TO attempt to
rocure an elector to vote at any
rimary election, in any precinct
r ward, other than the one he re.
ides in, or to vote or attempt to
ote, or attempt to procure an
lector TO vote at more than one
election on any one day,
nd any person voting or attempt.
1g to vote, or attempting to pro.
nre others to vote, in any ward
r precinct other than the one in
'hich be or they reside, or any
erson who votes or attempts to
ote, or who procures, or attempts
procure others to vote, at more
ian one primary in any one day,
: who shall violate any of the
rovisions of this Act shall be
,emed guilty of misdemeanor,
I'd upon conviction shall be pun
he'd as provided in the General
.atutes for misdemeanor.
Section Is. The election off
RS, as provided for in this Act,
all serve without pay, and in
Sc any or all such refuse to, or
r any reason fail to act, then in
at case the electors of II city, 7
lrd or precinct, as the case may
F, shall proceed TO elect officers