The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-31

provisions and rules 10: voting shat be
the. same as row prescribed by law for
voting at general elections. -,
not have r ceived his ballots and election
supplies t.ree days prior to the election.
obtain new ballots and election supplies
SO as to have the same on hand at the
voting place primary day.
Clerks Of L. siton. 1t H snail be ne npDC duty
of the count auditor not less than SIX
teen days before any primary to appoint
mary election In each. voting precinct In
the county. He shall oppoint, In each
e9Wnship precinct W persons to act az
school and civil township clerks; In VII
lagos, town and cities, he shall appoint
the list submitted by the municipal board
OF commissioners, but in case no names
are presented. then the auditor shall use
clerks OF the primary in Villages, towns
OF cities for each precinct.
Sec, 70. Distribution of Primary Flee
county auditor shall ilIiu not less naa't Than ten
days before. the holding of the primary,
deliver to the superintendent OF election
2 sufficient numbersof official primary
ballots to serve the needs OF the voters I'm
each of the precincts In the county, to-
(Which may be sealed, made OF heavy
manila paper in which the judges are to
resaen 'f bian SDsnty yup Salists a agd, a rstgrnssS;
sealed packages for each I pnre ti cp' With
the name of the superintendent, postoffIcs
address and the election precinct for which
they are intended, and the number Of bal
lots enclosed for each political party, by
insured parcel post or express, and OBJ
tain, a receipt therefor from the post
master OF express company. The county :.
employing the sheriff to make delivery OF
the election, supplies when 1t shall appear
lmpracticable TO him to use the insured
parcel post or express for delivery of the
election supplies to any precinct. For his
services In such case, the sheriff shall
sation now paid under the law for the
same character OF service performed for
the November election.
DupliSate registry, poll books shall be fur
ntshed for use of the judges and clerks
az t eaen aypp reeinct BY the county auditor
Sec. %, County Auditor Appoints
Judges. The county auditor shall, not less
point judges for each of the several voting
precincts of his county. and notify them
by registered mail, which appointments
tuting the school and civil township
boards IN each township. Provided, tho
Hp sepfof,nas Of y such boards include repre-
principles and candidates in the primaries:
otherwise the county auditor shall use
cities where there are more than one yot-
ing precinct. the municipal clerk and
members OF the municipal board or COM
three judges and two election clerks for
each voting precinct of the municipality,
and In ample time before each primary.
SUBMIT a INST TO the county auditor for his
final appointment, but in case no names
are presented, the auditor shall use his
o %mst dh, s r,'a';9;oa The Judges appointed
from Which, l they are appointed. Three
5 sIneste f hha fbre be o. appointed morn for each Pre-.
cial primary ballots for use in the primary
one judge shall be appointed from each
or the three parties casting the highest
Of the last preceding general election. IL
but two parties, have such ballots at the
primary then the judges shall be select
Sec; &c. Judges May Administer Oath.
The judges OF said primary election and
administer to each other and to the clerks
Sec. q. oath.-lForn.l Previous to
Of the primary election. Shall severaiiy
take an oath in the following, form:
Cor affirm. as. the case do m s9lep Se5 t swsar
viii perform the duties of Judge Tor cierk
the best Of my ability: that / win studi-
and abuse in conducting the same and will
challenge any person Offering to vote
Sec. rs. Judges and Clerks Must Chal.
lenge.-(When.) If any Judge or cicrk or
the primary shall know. or have reason
is not a qualified %ehiector. il shall b WIS his
duty TO challenge the right of such person
Sec. 10. ,Challenge.-toath) - (Form.)
Any person may challenge tho right or
any person to, vote the ballot OF the party
making ma Ing the challenge at the primary: II
the. person offering to vote is not a quail
fled elector of the precinct, one OF the
under the law of this state at a general
by like conditions. If the ehaliengs Is
challenged is not In good faith a member
OF the political party whose ticket he re-
guests to vote at the primary. one Of the
You do solemnly swear Cor affirm. as
the case may be) that you are twenty-one
tinted States, or have declared 1et1e Your Er ino
tention to become n citizen comformably
to the laws Of the United States; that you
year, in this state six months, in this
county thirty days, and in this precinct
ten days next preceding this primary cleo
tlon, that you have not voted i'm any pre-
cinct at this primary election; that you
are in good faith a member of the ........
cipies as 'pda eseikar aap n 4 o the iaat in p itsspfnr
national and state platforms.
Sec. SO. Vote May Be Rejected
CWhen.l If any person so challenged
shall refuse TO take such oath or affirma-
ton as required, his vote shall be rejected
and after taking such oath or affirmation,
u the judges have good reason to believe
that the person so challenged is not quail
fled, before receiving his vote, they shall
require him to subscribe the oath or ar
tirnation, which shall he written out and
present with the poll books for future
reference.
Sec. 81, Challengers May BE Appointed.
In addition to the right of every person
present at a primary to challenge q voter,
the chairman of the party county central
committee of each political party shall
have the right to appoint one challenger
in each precinct. Such challenger must
be an elector of the precinct i'm which he
liz appointed to act. He stall be protected
In the discharge of his duties by the Judges
Of the primary and by peace officers, and
shall be permitted to remain within tho
polling place throughout the canvass OF
the vote and until the returns are signed.
Sec. SO. Announcement OF Opening OF
Polls. Upon the opening Of the polls, one
of the Judges shall openly announce that
fact; and at least thirty minute before
the closing Of the polls, announcement
polls will be closed in half an hour.
Sec. So. No Adjournment Shall Be
Taken. After the opening of the polls at
n primary election. no adjournment shall
be had nor recess taken until all the votes
cast at such primary election shall have
been counted and canvassed.
Sec. 81: Duty of Voters and Judges.
Every voter, upon requesting official pri-
mary election ballots at any primary. shall