Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-03-28
In testimony whereof sign my name

of state and by him sent to each coun-
ty auditor in the state and by each
county auditor distributed to each
assessor. The assessors shall COM
plete this work of taking the party
registration in the months of April
and May of each even numbered year
and shall return the blanks and en-
rollment books to the county au-
ditors thirty days before each prim-
ary election day and shall receive as
compensation the sum of 10 cents
for entry of the name of each party
in addition to the compensation now
allowed by law for this work as such
assessor. He shall cause the names
to be entered in the party enroll
ment book alphabetically and ac-
cording to the respective precincts
of the voters within that district.
Any voter who is unafoidablly alb
sent from the assessors district dur
ing time of taking the party regis
tration may go before any notary
public and sign and verify regis
tration blank as shown by form A and
mail the same in to the county au-
ditor of his county.
When persons may cause name to
be enrolled on primary day. Any
person who was qualified voter in
any election precinct in this state on
the day of enrolment and registra-
tion provided for in this act, and who
failed to have his name enrolled on
that day by reason of sickness or un-
avoidable absence from the election
precinct and who is qualified voter
in said district at the time of the pri-
maries thereafter held therein, or
who may have become 21 years of
age after the day of enrolment, may
have his name enrolled by the elec-
tion board on any primary day by
making oath as provided in the gen
eral election law in relation to reg
istration of electors on election day.
Any person who was qualified
voter in any election precinct in this
state on the day of enrolment pro-
vided for in this act, and who was
duly enrolled as provided herein, who
has had occasion to transfer his place
of residence to an election precinct
other than that in which he was en-,
rolled may be Untitled to new en-
rollment on primary day in such elec-
ton precinct and be entitled to a vote
therein, provided that he has resid-
ed in the election precinct to which
he has lately removed for a period
to comply with the general LAWS gov
erning residence of electors. He
may obtain from the assessor of the
precinct in which he formerly re-
sided certificate stating that he was
duly enrolled in such precinct and
that he has changed his residence
therefrom to such other precinct and
that he is entitled to enrolment
therein.
The county auditor shall cause du-
plicates to be made of all the party
enrolment books on file in his office
and cause a copy of the party en-
rollment book for each precinct to be
delivered to the inspector of elections
of such precinct at the same time that
the other election supplies and bal
lot boxes are delivered to such in
spector as now provided by law.
The inspector and judges at such
primary. elections shall require each
voter to vote the party ballot under
which he has registered.
sPERRY CASE IN JURY's HANDS
= Fargo, Mar. q The last trial OF
Clyde sperry, charged with man.
slaughter in the second degree IN
connection with the burning OF
Kenneth Mckenzie at Aneta, Oct. 16,
1909, was given to the jury yester-
day afternoon after Atty. Gen. Miller
had made strong attack upon the
defendants contention OF an alibi.
TORONTO FIRE LOSS $500, 600
A.