gcls_citycode_1898_ 0041

LAWS AFFECTING THE CITY OF GREENVILLE. 37

are more than one polling precinct, every elector shall
vote at the polling precinct in which his registration
certificate entitled him to vote.

SEC. 28. Each elector registered by the municipal Sup-
ervisor or Supervisors of Registration, as the case may
by, shall be furnished by such supervisor or supervisors,
as the case may be, with a certificate, which shall be of
the following form :

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. {
City or Town of...................{
Registration Certificate for Municipal Election, Number.......
Ward......
This is to certify that................is a qualified elector of the city
or town of....................resides in Ward........, is........ years of age,
and is entitled to vote in the municipal election on the...........day
of..........18.......
Registered on the .........day of........18..
.................................................
Supervisor of Registration
.......................... .................................
or ........ .......................... .............
................................................................
Supervisors of Registration.

SEC.29 Before any municipal election to be held in
any incorporated city or town in this State after the
general election of 1896, the municipal Supervisor or Sup-
ervisors of Registration, as the case may be, shall furn-
ish the managers of elections with the book or books of
registration for the city or town or precinct thereof, pre-
pared by him or them for the use of the managers of
election as prescribed in the preceding 24th Section of
this Act, which they shall return to the Supervisor or
Supervisors, as the case may be, within three days after
the election ; and no elector shall be allowed to vote in
any municipal election whose name is not registered as
herein provided, or who does not produce a registration
certificate at the polls: Provided, That in case the name
of any registered elector does not appear, or incorrectly
appears, on the registration books of his polling precinct,
he shall nevertheless be entitled to vote, upon the pro-

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