Morris tribune., 1912-07-12

Impending primary or 6lGCLlOn, snail be guilty
of a violation of this act Any person, who
for the purpose of influencing the result of
wager of anything of pecuniary value on the
result of such primary or election. in his
any pending primary 't or eection or on any
event or contingency relating thereto. shall
addition thereto any such act Shall be a
ground of challenge against his right to vote.
Sec. 10. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
due to attendance at the polls, or in regis
ter rHgg NO person shall pay for d personal
caucus primary, convention, or any election,
for any purpose, connected thereWith, tending ding
the result thereof, except for the hiring Of
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No person shall buy, sell, give or provide any
to be worn at or about the polls on the day
Of any primary or election and no such po-
be worn at or about the polls on any primary
or election day No person or committee it or
vehicle foe conveying or bear any portion of
any expense OF conveying any voter to or
apply to persons Of NE same household,
shall it prohibit two or more voters from
by mutual agreement at their own expense
Sec. IA. 90 1t shall be unlawful for any
person within one hundred feet OF. the. build,
ing in which any polling place Is situated
on the day of any primary or election to
ask, solicit or in any manner try to induce
persuade any voter on such primary or
election day to vote for refrain from voting
for any candidate or the candidates or ticket
of any poltica! party or organization, or any
conviction thereof he shall Be punished by q
than one hundred dollars for the first offense,
@ for th9 nd and eneh or
election days, he shall be punished by fine as
ai sss tRan Ve nor more n than
thirty days or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
(2) Any person who shall at any place on
the day of any primary or election circulate
or distribute or cause to be circulated or dis
cards piacard or CAMPAIGN iiterature of any
kind whatsoever, shall be guilty Of a mis-
tanned shall be construed as modifying
repeating the provisions of section 1884, Re-
Sec. Is. No candidate shall make any dis
bursement for political purposes except under
shall be considered his act, through party
committee or through personal campaign
fled, as provided for in this act.
Sec. 16. Any candidate may select single
personal campaign committee to consist Of
committee shall make any disburse-
ment in behalf of any candidate, or shall
to make any disbursement in his behalf such
shall file with the filing officer Of
such candidate a written statement signed
by such candidate, setting forth that such
personal campaign committee has been APP
of each member thereof and of the secre-
tary thereof. If the campaign committee con-
sists of only one person, such person shall
be deemed the secretary thereof Any can
didate may revoke the selection of any mem
Der of such personal campaign committee by
a revocation in writing which, with proof Of
personal service on the member whose selec-
ton is so revoked, shall be filed with the
filing officer of such candidate Such candi-
date may fill the vacancy thus created in the
manner in which an original appointment is
made. In civil actions and proceedings
brought under this act, the acts Of every
member, of such personal campaign commit
edge and approval of the candidate until it
has been clearly proved that the candidate
did not have knowledge of and approve the
same and that in the exercise of reasonable
care and diligence, he could not have had
knowledge of and opportunity to disapprove