The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

at such primary elections, ana suCn
lists shall contain first, the name in
full of each voter; second, his age
in years; third, his residence by
street and number or by precinct or
ward, and such voting lists, when
completed, shall be signed by the
two judges and attested by the two
clerks, one copy of which shall be
placed on file with the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors in county and
territorial elections, and with the
City Clerk in city elections, and the
Inspector of such primary election
must retain, open to inspection of
all electors, for at least six months,
the other list of voters.
Section 8. The apportionment 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 apportionment of each
political party: such rules of appor-
tionment shall be made by the city
or county central committee in ex-
istence at the time of the giving of
the notice of holding 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 a vacancy &C.
ours on any ticket of either party,
between the date of the holding of
the party convention and the hold
ing of the ensuing special or general
election, then the vacancy shall be
filed by the central committee of
the party on whose ticket the
vacancy occurs, and the person
selected by such committee shall be-
come the party nominee for that Of
fee.
Section IL. The qualifications
necessary to vote at any primary
election as provided in this Act,
shall be as follows, to-wit:
First, that he is a qualified elector
of the city, ward, or precinct as pro-
vided by the general election laws of
this territory.
Second, that he is a member of the
political party holding said primary
election and that he expects to sup
port the regular ticket of the politi-
Cal party holding said primary, at
the next general or special election.
Section II. A person offering to
vote at any primary election, as pro-
vided in this Act, may be challenged
by an elector of the city, ward or
precinct upon either or all of the
following grounds:
First, that he is not the person he
claims to be.
Second, that he is not qualified
elector of the city, ward or precinct,
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 member of
the political party holding such pri-
mary election, or that he does not
expect to support his regular party
ticket at the next special or general
election.
Section ID. Upon challenge being
made the one so challenged may, if
he so elect, be at once sworn to an
swer fully and truly all such questions
as may be put to him by the inspect
or, provided, that such questions are
pertaining and material to the chal-
lenge made, and if after such ex-
animation a majority of the board
shall be satisfied that the challenge
is not true, the one challenged shall
be permitted to vote-e1se not. And
if any person challenged refuses to
be sworn and to answer the ques-
tions touching the matter of resi-
dence and other qualifications, he
must not be allowed to vote.
Section IA. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to vote, or attempt to
vote, or any person to attempt to
procure an elector to vote at any
primary election, in any precinct or
ward other than the one he resides
in, or to vote or attempt to vote, or
attempt to procure an elector to vote
at more than one primary election
on any one day, and any per-
son voting or attempting to vote, or
attempting to procure others to vote
in any ward or precinct other than
the one in which he or they reside,
or any person who votes or attempts
to vote, or who procures or attempts
to procure others to vote, at more
than one primary in any one day or
who shall violate any of the provis-
ions of this Act shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be punished as provided in the
General Statutes for misdemeanor.
Section Is. 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 rea-
son fail to act, then in that case the
electors of city, ward or precinct,
as the case may be, shall proceed to
select officers in the same manner
as is provided for in the general