Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-10-21

Viction thereon snail be punlSneC ny q me
not exceeding two hundred dollars or by
Imprisonment In the county Jail not eN-
ceeding six months.
Sec. 81. Solicitation of Il1cga! Votes
aid. assists, counsels or advises another
20 give his vote at any primary knowing
thai such prscii is disqualified. Is guilty
of a misdenacanor. and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by g fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars or by IN,
prlsonmcnt in the county jail not exceed
Sec. 30. Inducing Persons to Vote liz
Cther Precinicts-Penaltyl Every person
who procurcs or %counsels another to en-
Ter amy town. ward or voting precinc. for
the purpose OF giving his vote at the pri-
mary. knowing that such person Is nos
entitled TO vote. is guilty OF y misde,,
be tine6 in Il sum nc. exceeding one
hundred collars or by imprisonment i'm
The g. county ~ jail not esesedins thirty 1T vS aaXs,
One Docs Not Reside-Penalty] Every
person Who at any primary knowingly
w v1'sa, b. b. y .,aea ne" 10 S ve5ei IN or a IN pr whieh he he
is not authorized by law to vote, is guilty
OF a inisdemeancI, and upon conviction
exceeding one hundred dollars or by i'm
prisonlnei,t in the county Jail not exceed
ing thirty days.
Sec. 81. lntoxicating Liquors Proh!bitedi
Ever person who sells. gives away or
d%isposcs of any intoxicating liquors as a
beverage on the day of any primary cleo
lioil. Az " ABOUT tie pljCc WllSIc dAlS SuSii
primary is held. is guilty of a inisde,
meaaor. ana upon conviction thereof shall
be punished by a fine of not exceeding
ono hundred dollars or by Imprisonment
in the county Jail not exceeding thirty
DAYS.
Sec. s.. Official Ballots-Unlawful Use
printer on other person connected with
any printing establishment in this state.
who shall not be authorized SO to do, shall
print. cause, procure or knowingly permit
to be printed in such establishment any
official primary ballot, or amy ballot III
tended to be fraudulently used as an Of
to print any. such official primary ballot,
| shall sell, eive.- or deliver any such of
fetal primary ballot to any person or shall
lawfully entitled thereto. coming into
possession thereof. or ii any county au-
ditor or other person having i'm his
mary ballot or ballots, shall give. sell or
deliver to any person or shall aid. abet,
or connive at any person, not lawfully en-
any such official ballot or ballots in any
manner whatsoever; every such person
shall be guilty Of a m~isdemeanor. and up
any sum not exceeding Five Hundred
Dollars t50o00j and in addition thereto,
county jail. not excecding six months. in
Sec. So. Poll open and Closed How
ns;'e Of G the po ii ; one of the wpi iad !ns o gIail
openly %nnounc tho fact and at least
thirty minutes before the closing Of the
manner, that the poll will close in half
an hour. After the opening of the poll
40 ADJOURNMENT shall be had nor recess
primary election shall aave been counted
and calvassed. The votes shall be can
vassed by the Judges at the same place
where the election was held and under
the same rules and restrictions that gov
ern judges with like duties at general
elections.
Sec. 81; Poll anu Tally ~Lists-Form Of
Other Forms and suppliesl The county
auditor shall furnish TO the primary
judges of each election precinct at the
lists, With the tally list and return there
in so arranged that the candidates of
each party shall be kept separate. The
precinct. at fhc same time and in the
same manner as other supplies are de-
1 1leslsa' a,m hsrelno DE rha provided; a1 q sui,
blanks and gum1ncd wrapper In which to
return spoiled and unused ballots, and
voted by the member Of each political
party. He shall also furnish each pre-
cin,ct with gunlmed. seals for use Of the
Sec. 81. Clerks Shall Enter Names OF
V,oters-Other outiesl The clerks Of
election shall enter in the poll books fur
OF every elector whose vote is accepted
at a primary election and shall perform
any otiaer dunes assigned to them by the
Judges, OF required of them by law.
Sec. 80. Spoiled Ballots] No official pri-
mary ballot marked in any other manner
1 aaanta as ,d provided in his Act shall be
All such ballots shall be marked by one
OF 5he jud hs,io, "d sd Every official
been made by. either Of the judges. or
regularly appointed c~fallengers. shall be
marked on the back thereof objected
TO- followed by a statement as 10 how it
was counted. and such memoranda shall
be signed by the judges. All official pri-
mary ballots marked defective" or Job
velopc. which shall be securely sealed and
endorsed 80 as tc clearly disclose its con-
tents; All official primary ballots not
voters while attempting to vote, shall be
returned by, the primary judges to the
eomnty auditor u properly wrapped in
purpose, which wrapper shall clearly
state the contents of the package and the
t hamn OF the heb precinct thn from which returned d;
Sec. 20. False Returns-Penalty for
MAXI maKins a,ec Any Judge 6@ snv or m sleTk of oi = p priy
4 shan ~ t. : 70 fssS:' % %aSss as q.
mary; or primaries, 1sis'A Shall KNOWINGLY nov paIy
and wilfully make any false canvass.
count or certificate, abstract, summary,
list or return. or who shall knowingly and
being correctly made, or who shall fail
to preserve. forward. and deliver any re-
shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof be punished
by, a fine not exceeding three hundred
dollars or by Imprisonment in the unit
jail not exceeding three months.
Sec. A.. Canvass of Votes and Returnsl
Immediately lie; upon closing the poll, the
the votes polled in the following manner
!. They shall ascertain the numbe of