The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

by the registrar TO the elector. The
said registrar shall then write op-
rosite the electors name I'm the
precinct register the word "can-
celled" and the date OF such cau-
collation.. and shall advise the sec
retary of the county election board
OF the cancellation OF such regis
tration certificate. The secretary
or the county election board, upon
receipt OF advice OF the c1ucclla-
tion OF any registration certificate,
| shall in like manner cancel the
duplicate registration book In the
office OF tho county clerk, opposite
the name OF tho olector whose reg
istration certificate has been can
celled. the word Cancelled and
the date Of such cancellation. ANY
elector holding a cancelled regis
same at any time to tho registrar
OF any election precinct In which
such elector resides and be regis
tered as an ele Or therein comply
ing with all the provisions OF this
act with reference to the original
IyegistrHtion Of electors. The reg
istrar shall retain In his possession
such cancelled registration ccrtln-
Gates and shall attach the same 10
the duplicate registration certifi-
cate of which the original has been
delivered such elector. Provided,
that no change In registration shall
bo granted on the ground Of change
of politics unless application there
| for be made least 30 days before
the next succeeding general pri-
mary election.
Constituting these two sections to-
gether, IL the opinion Of this a..
flee. that IN all precincts, in tho
city OF Tulsa, 1t is necessary for
all electors to present their regis
tration certificate, to the precinct
registrars. In the precinct where the
clcctor now lives, ssrrendcr the
same for cancellation, and obtain
new registration certificate, from
the registrar In the precinct where
the elector resides as the same Is
now established. This can be done
at any time, prior to tho time the
elector offers TO vote. in the pri-
mary or general election.
II is absolutely necessary that an
clector be registered In the precinct
where he offers to vote, before
such elector is entitled to vote in
any primary or general election.
/ The law with reference TO rereEis-
tration, where the elector has lost
| his registration certificate or same
| has been destroyed or become NUT
| Hated, is as follows:
Lost or mutilated certificates
reregistration. IL the certificate of
registration OF any elector shall be
| lost, destroyed or become mutilat.
ed. such elector shall apply TO the
registrar for the precinct In which
| his certificate OF registration Is is
sued, and upon satisfying tho reg
! istrar that he had In his posse ssion
an original certificate OF rcgistra-
| tiOn, and that the same has been
| lost, destroyed or mutilatcd. and
| that at the time such an original
| certificate OF registration was issued
to him, he was then qualified
elector, in the precinct where regis
| tered and at the time he makes ap-
! plication TO the registrar he IL a
qualified elector in the election pre-
cinct where the original registration
| certificate was Issued. the registrar
| shall be authorized to register such
elector as hereinbefore provided In
| this act and shall cancel the former
registration OF such electors as here
| inbefore provided.
Yours very truly,
w. +. SEAVER,
County Attorney.
BY JOHN NJ. GOLDESBERRY.
Assistant.