The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-20

electors in his county who have paid their poll tax as provided In Sections ?, and of this Act, and for his services in making and filing said list. he shall be paid out of the county treasury 25k cents for each name.
 Sec. G. The Board of Registrars in each county shall visit each precinct at least once and oftener if necessary, between July 1st and October 1st, 1908, and each two years thereafter to make a complete registration of all persons entitled to register, and shall remain there at least one day from 8 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 three or more public places in each election precinct. and by advertisement once a week for three successive weeks in a newspaper, if there be one published in the county. Upon failure to give such notice, or to attend any appointment made by them In any precinct, they shall after like notice, fill new appointments therein, but the time consumed by the Board in completing such registration shall not exceed forty working days in any county, except that in counties hay ing more than 10000 population, as shown by the last preceding census, the time shall not exceed sixty days. No person shall be registered except at the county site or in the precinct or ward in which he resides. The registrars shall issue to each person registered a certificate of registration. On Friday and Saturday next preceding the day of each primary, special, general or municipal election. held under the general municipal laws of this State, the registrars shall sit in the court house of each county, during such days and, in the event of such mu- hicipal election being held in a town other than the county site, and on a day other than that of any special or general election, said registrars shall sit on Friday and Saturday preceding such election at some place within the corpor- ate limits of the municipality wherein such proposed election is to be held, of the time and place of which sitting due notice shall be given as provided for in the matter of regular registrations. When two or more such elections are to be held on the same day, then the Board of Registrars shall sit at the court house of such country for such time, and shall register all applicants having the qualif- cations of an electoy who shall have reached the age of twenty-one years since the last date of registration, or who shall prove to the reasonable satisfaction of the Board that by reason of physical disability of himself or sickness during the period the Board of Registrars were registering the voters in the precincts where the applicant resided, in hfs fam fly or unavoidable inability to attend the registration at other times. or by reason of absence from the county, they had no opportunity to register prior to said time. and they shall not on such days register any other persons. The Board of Registration in each county shall meet at the court house on the last Monday in September, 1908, and each two years thereafter, and shall remain in session one week for the registration of voters
 Sec. z That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed.
 Approved Nov. 23, 1907.
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State