The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-20
than ten days nor more than sixty

than ten days nor more than sixty
days. or both.
Voting at Certain Polling Place.
Section i94. Whoever votes at a
primary elections t q place ether than
at the polling place in the precinct
wherein he resides, shall be fined not
less than one hundred dollars nor
more than three hundred dollnrs or
Imprisoned in, the penitentiary Tor one
year, or both.
Voting, When Not = Citizen.
Section 1876. Whoever. not being a
citizen OF the United States; votes nj
a primary election shall be fined not
less than fifty dollars nor moro than
two hundred dollars or imprisoned in
jail not less than ten days nor more
than sixty days. or both
Voting More Tran once.
Section 1876. Z, Whoever votes moro
than once at the same primary elee-
tlon, shall be imprisoned I'M the penn
Tertiary not less than one year nor
more than tlreFyears.
Voting, Not Resident.
Section 1917. Whoever votes at
primary election not being an elector
resident Of tho precinct In which he
votes, shall be fined not less than
one hundred dollars nor more than
three hundred dollars or Imprisoned
in the penitentiary for one year. or
both.
Voting Under False Name, Etc.
Section 1873. Whoever votes or at.
tempts to vote, or tend rs the commits,
sloners of election. for deposit iii tho
ballot box, aSticket at o primary cleo.
ton knowing that lie IS not o qualified
elector. or votes under an assumed
or false name, shall be Imprisoned IN
the penitentiaryS not less than one year
nor more than tiyesyeatss
tmpersonatina Another.
Section 1893. Whoever imperson
ates another for heipurpose Sof voting
or attempts toNoteg az primary cleo
tton by claiming or assuming ths
name or place Of an elector. shall he
imprisoned in the penitentiary not
less than one yearsnor more than iiys
years.
Falsely Signing Certain Papers.
Section 200. Whoever, with intent
10 lefraud or deceive. writes or signs
the name OF another person 10 am
document nomination paper or books
authorized or required by the laws re
lating to primary elections. shall he
guilty OF forgery and be Imprisoned In
the penitentiary not less than one
year nor more than three Wears.
Illuminating Electors.
Section 201. Whoever attempts to
intimidate an elector or q supervisor
or commissioner Of election held un,
der the laws relating to primary eiec
lions or interferes with or disturbs
such election, shall be fined NOT more
than one hundred dollars and imprison,
ed not less than twenty days nor
more than thirty days
Omission of Duty by Supervisor Of
Commissioners.
Section, 202. Whoever, being SD,
peryisor or commissione OF o primary
election, wilfully5 omitsl q duty Imposed
upon him by law, shall DO fined NOT
less than fifty dollars nor more than
two, hundred dollars OF Imprisoned In
jail not less than ten days nor more
than sixty days, or both.
Official Refusing TO Perform Duty.
Section 203. Whoever wlIfuliy re-
fuses or neglectsS TO perform q duty
prescribed by the laws regulating the
conduct Of primary election, for
which no other penalty is provided
by law shall be fined not less than
five dollars nor more than fifty dollars
or imprisoned in the county jail not
less than five daysinorgmoreth than thir-
ty days or both. %
Refusing to Testify.
Section 204. Whoever. having been
duly subpoenaed or ordered 10 appear
before grand jury or court, board or
officer in proceeding OF prosecution
upon complaint, Information, affidavit
or Indictment, for an offense under
the laws relating to primary ELECTIONS
fails to do so or having appeared, re-
fuse TO answer a ton pertinent to
the matter under inquiry or investt.
CATION. or refuse to produce, upon rea-
sonable notice, any material. books,
papers, documents or records In his
possession or under his control shall
be fined not less than one hundred
dollars nor more than five thousaud
dollars and imprisoned In the county
Jail not less than thirty days nor moro
than six months.
Witness, Testlfyina, Exempt.
Section 2o5. In d proceeding or
prosecution brought under the laws re-.
lating to primary elections. of a per.
ITO be continued Monday.)
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