The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-08-19

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Sec. is. Each vote shall be by
ballot, printed as herein provided.
When an elector offers to vote he
shall be given one ballot Of each
party, pinned together, and shall re-
tire privately to a booth and mark the
same. He shall vote only one ticket,
which shall be delivered by him to a
Judge of the primary, and 1t shall be
deposited by such Judge In the ballot
box for votes. The blank ballots of
the other parties not marked shall be
deposited by the voter, under the
supervision and direction Of the
judges of election. In the ballot box
provided for waste ballots.
Sec. Is. All ballots, blanks and
other supplies to be used at any
primary hereby authorized, and the
expenses necessarily incurred in the
| preparation for, or conducting OF
such primary, shall be paid out of
the county treasury, in the same
manner and with like effect, and by
the same officers as in the case of
general elections.
Sec. II. No person shall be quail
flied to vote at any primary unless he
will be a qualified elector OF the coun-
| ty and state at the next general cleo
| ton and at the time of the primary
be duly registered in the precinct
wherein he offers to vote.
Sec 10. Any person who wilfully,
knowingly or corruptly swears false
ly to any material fact in a nomina-
ton paper, or relative to his quail
fication as a voter upon registration
or at a primary, shall be guilty of
perjury, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished as provided in the
penal code.
Sec. 10. Any person who shall
write the name of another person as
a signer or witness to nomination
paper, without his consent in pres
ence of at least one witness, shall be
deemed guilty Of forgery, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished
as provided in the penal code.
Sec. 20. The polls in the several
election precincts on the day that
any primary is held shall be open
from ten o'clock in the morning until
eight o'clock in the evening of said
day. No adjournment or intermis
sion whatever shall take place until
the polls shall be closed, and the
votes counted, and the result public
ly announced.
Sec. 81. The provisions of the
general laws relative to the holding
of elections, the appointment oil
judges and clerks of election, the
solicitation of voters at the polls, the
challenging of voters, the manner OF
conducting elections, the officers anc
duties thereof at elections, the count
ing of ballots and making returns @!
the results, the canvassing of re
turns, and all other provisions rela
ting to general elections, shall appl,
to primaries in SO far as they are ap
plicable and consistent with the pro
visions of this act, the intent of thi'
act being to place the holding o
primaries for the nomination o
candidates for office, under the pro
lection and regulation of genera
laws now in force as far as possible
adding thereto the special feature
: herein contained.
Sec. %. Any person who shall
sell or give away any malt, spiritou
! or vinous liquors on any day OF
which a primary is held, as requires
by this law, shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor. and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished as provide
in the penal code.
Sec. 23. The secretary OF stat
shall provide copies of this law an
transmit the same to the county al
i, ditors of each county, at least sixt
; days before any primary election, pre-
! cedng a general election, and tn
= county auditors of each county sha
send at least one copy thereof to tn
. proper election officer in each pre-
: cinct, together with the other elet
:, ton supplies, for use at such primary
Sec. "a. No person shall, in orde
\ to aid or promote his own nominatio
!. to an office under the provisions c
v this law, directly or indirectly, hin
), self or through any other person
n give, pay, expend or contribute, c
e promise to give, pay, expend or COZ
r tribute any money or other valuabl
g thing or service, except for persona
@ expenses. The words Personal f.
O penses," as used in this law shall Il
;. clude only expenses directly INQUIRE
q and paid by the candidate for travelin
Q and for purposes properly incidents
r ing and preparing for transmissio
r any letter, circular or other public
a tion, not issued at regular interval
Y whereby he states his position,
If views upon public or other question
@ for stationery and postage, and Il
the necessary expenses in hirir
n halls. or other room for the purpos
q of holding public meetings to adore!
l. the voters and others upon publ
q questions and matters relating to h
n candidacy. Provided, that no can6
4 date for nomination TO any office
a any primary held under the provi
n ions of this act shall expend for pc
a sonal expenses or at all in order
a aid or promote his own nominate
.e to such office, more than fifteen pa
a. cent of the yearly compensation I
G. salary attached to such office.
lie Sec. 25. Every candidate Il
r, nomination under the terms of tn
sr act, or any amendment thereto, sha
'e not more than ten days after the ds