The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10

printed, as many names for dele
gates as such precinct is entitled tc
in convention, provided that if any
contains more names of delegates
than such precinct is entitled to
such ballot shall be void and mus
not be counted; also when it shall an.
pear that the same person casts more
than one ballot, as when two or more
ballots are folded together, or from
other clear evidence, all such ballots
are void and must not be counted.
If primary elections for more
than one political party are held on
the same day they must not be held
In the same room or in the same i'm
mediate locality.
Section 5. For the information
and assistance of the officers of the
primary election in city or town pre-
cincts, where the voters are so num-
erous as not to be we'll known to
such officers, the county committee
of the political party holding such
primary may borrow from the prop
er county custodian a CHECK list"
OF the voters of each of such pre-
clncts, used at the last general cleo
ton; also ballot box, and when
such county committee shall deem
best, the provisions of this section
may be applied to any precinct in the
county In any precinct where the
county official ballot boxes are NOT
available, any convenient box or re-
ceptacle may be used. ANY such
check list or ballot boxes so bor-
roWed must be promptly returned to
the proper county custodian upon the
close of the primary election.
Section 6. Only regularly qualifi-
ed voters who are entitled to vote at
Such primary elections are permit
TED to vote thereat or take any part
therein, and it is unlawful for anv
person who has not affiliated at the
last general election, or for any per-
son who has not resided for at least
thirty days in the election precinct
where the primary election is held
% vote or take any part in such pri-
nary election. Provided, that one
VINO since the last election has be-
'ome of age, may vote if otherwise
qualified.
Section 7. 1t is the duty of the
chairman to administer the oath of
'ffice to the clerks and judges elect
ID, to the effect that each will faith
ully perform the duties imposed
lpon him by law, and one of the
Jerks shall thereupon administer a
ike oath to the chairman. When
ny person offering to vote is chal-
enged, which may be done by any1
ne qualified to vote at such pri-
nary who shall state the ground of
Is challenge, or when any of the Of
GERS of the election shall suspect
hat any person is not qualified to
ote, the chairman shall administer
such person so challenged an oath !
, the effect that he has resided in {
his election precinct for the past ,
lirty days, that by the next general S
lection he will have resided in the a
ate for at least six months, that at |
le last general election he was affil- +
tied with the (name the party) q
arty that he has not during this i
Ear voted at any other primary cleo C
on. that he is in all respects quail e
I'd to vote at this primary and par
cularly specify in the oath the
'ound of challenge or objection
ade to such voter. The officers of
ection may in addition to admin a
tering such oath, briefly, orally, p
anime under oath, any person as h
his qualifications, as voter, and a
yone refusing to take such oath VI
to testify or who by a majority of O
e election officers is found disqual- al
ed, shall not be allowed to vote. fl
is the duty of the clerks of the d,
sction to keep written minutes of is
e proceedings of such primary &C
'ction. It is the duty of the judges by
receive and deposit in the bal nj
box the ballots of the voters quail pr
ID under the provisions of this act nc
d of the clerks to enter in two al su
jOi le'