The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-02-05

after on the days named BY him
which shall be ct least each ans
y every Saturday after his appointment
and preceding the day of election. b.
1t the place of registration desig
mated from the hours of nine o'clocl
=. m. to five o'clock p. m. and from
seven O'Clock p. m. to nine o'clocl
p. M, and receive and register thu
names Of all persons applying who
are, or will be on the day Of election
for which such registration is made
entitled to vote thereat. He must
also, on any other day of the weel
during the time of registration. regis.
ter any such elector who may find
and apply to him at his place Of
registration, and Immediately at any
time or place during said time OF
registration, register any such electoI
Of his precinct. The several regis
trars shall receive such compensation
as shall be allowed by the board OF
county commissioners, which shall In
no case exceed twenty-five cents
(25c) for each name newly registered
and five cents (5c) for each name
appearing on the last election regis
ter" which is carried to the ''new
election register" which is carried to
the new election register" and the
compensation herein provided for
shall be paid out OF the current ex-
pense fund Of the county In which
such election shall be held. IN
Sec. s. All persons who are
qualified electors under the constitu-
ton and general laws OF this state at
the time OF the election. and only
such, shall be entitled to vote at any
election under the provisions OF this
act.
Sec. 8. The clerk of the board OF
county commissioners shall, as soon
as practicable after the appointment
Of the judges and officers Of said
election, notify them of their APP
pointment in writing.
Sec, 10.-The clerk Of the board
of county commissioners shall pre-
pare and provide necessary ballots,
not less than double the number of
qualified electors in each precinct;
poll lists, tally sheets, return sheets,
and instructions for the holding Of
the election and other stationery;
ballot boxes, voting booths and other
material for the proper holding of the
election, and he shall see that the
same are delivered to one of the
polling judges OF each election pre-
cinct or voting place before the day
of the election. The polling judges
shall see to 1t that curtains or screens
inclose each voting booth.
Sec. IL. The ballot used at such
election shall have printed or writ
ten on the same:
Against the sale of liquors."
For the sale OF liquors"
And the voter in preparing or cast
ing his ballot shall make cross af-
ter the phrase Against the sale of
liquors." or after the phrase "For
the sale of liquors" as the case may
be, thus indicating his choice or his
vote.
Sec. II. The returns of elections
under this act shall be made up and
delivered to the clerk of the board
Of county commissioners in the same
manner as near as may be as Is re-
quired in the case, of returns in gem
eral elections.
Sec. 10. The board of county
commissioners in open session shall
within ten days after election, can
vass the returns SO made, make a
written report declaring the result
of the election as to the entire coun-
try, showing the number of votes cast
in said county and at each voting
place against the sale of liquors, and
the number Of votes cast for the sale
of liquors, which report shall be filed
at once in the office of the board of
county commissioners.
Sec. IA. Except as otherwise pro-
when In the course of human events
vided In this act shall be held and
conducted in the same manner as the
elections held under the general cleo
ton laws Of this state, and the pen
alties for the violations of said laws
by any officer or other person at gen.
eral elections shall apply to elections
elections held under this act. And
the officers Of election under this act
shall discharge and perform like
duties and receive the same compen-
sation as required Of and provided
for in the general election laws of