The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14

Law Governing
QUALIFICATIONS or ELECTION oyT1oERs.
11s osaaoast0.s q Judges and c'ers.-No person
date or the deputy Or employs Of person who
date tor any once to be at election
enoumen. under the United States who
is the employment q such government holding any
CITY, thereof. And before Judge Or CLERK of
election shan enter usa tho performances Of the duties
IN ~ a s x a. TO- ~
sm, sss. Win perform TIE duties Of Judge Tor ci.rf1
Of the Gas tho may according to law and
to prevent % deceit oaS esxss I. ooaesero nj. election
Aep God" II there h present authorized to
sseh other md to the IL. osss above provided
BALLOT BOX AND RECEPTION OF RAILoTs.
Sec 1875 Where ballot oos Kept; AoD oclsots receoed
kept public view during all elections The Judge
to any ballot delivered shall upon the receipt
thereof in audible voice the name Of the per
whom ths ballot is received, and II his II
found the registration book and there bo no objection
made the sas Judge SHALL without opening the said ballot
permitting be examined Except to ascertain whether
it is single ballot deposi. the s.ms in the ballot box
registration book by OF the Judges and entered BY the
clerks Of election on the poll books and correctly
Of from election district another n the same
II he certificate shosc'ng
e duly a s r. IN Is. snss s sa9a si' ses
the registration books Of said election district
s % S and s Il
registration by the registrar. II he be present
Gss IL ne Or
county another city county In this State shall Be al
registered upon transfer at the time and In the modes
prescribed sections sevenyeight and eighty OF the code
tanning over two thousand inhabtants per
shall not be entered by the but only BY the
prior to the DAYS named in section seventysht OF
the code.
WHO CAN VOTE
Residence provision gsneral-Evey male citizen Of the
United States twentyons Of who has been resi-
year and Of precinct which offers to thirty
days. preceding election In which he offers to vote
e o 5sa s % his
in the precinct from which he has moved until the
expiration Of thirty days after such removal.
STATEWIDE ELECTION SEPTEMBER a. 1914. SPECIAL
VINO u a. sss BY poll ,s IA e es
ton whether .hey el,siee IN
the Statewide election September a. ls without the pay
"a, All those regsrsd voter. who were not eaaasa
ses~abe AGAINST them for the 1911
% sn Ss sss
90 An those q lawful age who paid all Ia the po na1s
1917 1ss on q December 1919 and
vo a9 naE s mt T this
ton may be done any time before the GATE se' TOT tho
III All young men coming Of between February !:
ra13 and 1914 to the treasurer OF
cities and the first poll
taxes assessahle and REGISTER AND VOTE
LIN THE STATEWIDE ELECTION. sEPTEMBER -. 1914
REGISTRATION LATE AS SEPTEMBER
Ell 1914 ...A
ss ss e ps e. IN order
Statewide election OF thar date
transfers under provisions OF the general law
he made az ~ and in instances
on section headed Ballot Box and Re
ception OF Raots)
WHO SHOULD he CHALLENGED.
!, EVERY APPLICANT OFFERING TO VOTE WHO HAS
NOT pam THREE YEARS POLL TAXES AS SHOWN BY
THE TREASURERS POLL TAX LISTS FOR THE TATE
WIDE ELECTION sErTE s[a e. ls1a SINCE
rTIE NoVEMBFsR. 1915, EI6CTION WHO PAID THE 1919
POLL TAX AFTER TlE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1917;
CAN m NoW1sE VOTE IN THIS ELECTION; UNLESS MESS
EXEMPT FROM POLL. TAX PAYMENT. AS OLD SOLDIERS:
oR IN THE CASE OF YOUNG MEN COMING OF AGE
AFTER FEBRUARY !. 1913. - $1,000. ~,
1T should not overlooked that the reasurers poll
tax list for this election the the list that VIII
he used for the 1914 election but tho coec s
the list for November 1913 election and the
list Of those who paid 1919 poll taxes on or before tne
9th day OF December 1918 six months BEFORE the da1e
for the june 1914 election in cities and towns)
sec Ig6 UHdeM1sEAny eector may. and It s"as' %
The dutv OF the Judges election to challenge the Vofe OF
anu be known suspected not to % duly
qualified voter !, .
CHALLENGED the Judges shall explain to him the
Of an eector examine him to same and u the