The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-19

sions of this law, at which the voters
| expressed preference for United
States senator; and In the event no
one received majority of the votes
NJ his party for such office, then and
III tnat case the secretary shall certify
the names of the person who received
the largest number of votes for both
| first and second choice; said certifi-
Gates to be filed with the presiding of,
| ficer of each house upon the first day
OF any session of the legislature con-
vening next after said primary.
Sec. Al. Any candidate for nomina-
ton for the Office of state senator or
member of the house of representa-
tiyes may, If he chooses to do SO, sign
and file with his declaration of candi-
dacy or nomination paper declara-
ton as follows:
II hereby declare that during my
term OF Office, If elected, will always
vote TOR the candidate for United
AAtMH senator who has received a ma
jOfity Of the nrst choice votes upon my
party ticket, and In the event no one
has received majority of the first
choice votes, then will vote for the
candidate of my party who has re-
ceived the largest number Of both first
and second choice votes for 4hat posi-
ton at the primary held next preoed-
ing the election of United States sem
ator." vs.
And in such case there shall be
printed on the official primary ballot
opposite or just below said candidates.
name the following words: Pledged
to vote for party choice for U. S. sena-
tor"
| Sec. AZ. Section 1898 of the Revised
Codes of Idaho is herby amended to
read as follows, to-wit:
Sec. 1893. The board of county COM
missioners of each county of the state
must, at it's regular meeting in July,
next proceeding each general election,
appoint registrar for each election
prcinct in the county, who must be a
qualified elector, resident of such pre-
cinct, and otherwise a proper person
and qualified to perform the duties of
such office, and such registrar may
hold his Office until has successor is
appointed and qualified. When any
registrar fails to act, or the Office be-
comes vacant, the said board, if in ses-
sion, must appoint another registrar,
or IL said board is not in session the
chairman of the board must appoint,
] and should registrar not be appoint
! ed or from any cause, none should act,
the electors, may, on the first Satur-
/ day of August, at 10 o'clock a. M, next
/ proceeding any general election to
which this title is applicable meet at
the place in the precinct appointed by
/ said board for the holding of such cleo
ton, or should the board fail to APP
point place, then at the place where
/ the last general election was held, and
elect a registrar.
Sec. 10. Section $40 of the Revised
Codes is hereby amended to read as
/ follows, to-wit:
4. Sec. 1884, The said board must, prior
to the first day of August next preeed-
j ing any general election, cause notice
/ to be given for not less than fifteen
days, by publication in some newspa-
per published in the county, if there
be one, otherwise by at least three no
tees posted up in different parts Of
the county, one of which must be at
the court house door giving the names
and general description of election
/ precincts, the name of the registrar
for such precinct, and the time during
which registration may be made which
shall be, for every general election
during each Saturday including and
from the first day of August, to and in
Guiding the Saturday next proceeding
the election. Provided, that no regis
tration shall be permitted between the
close of Saturday preceding the pri-
mary election and the day following
such election At the time of or be-
fore giving such notice, the board
must furnish to each registrar two
!. books, one to be known as the Flee
J ton Register" for the registry Of
!, qualified electors, and the other fol-
the registry of rejected applicants
Each of such books must be ruled ano
, headed substantially as follows: