ART. 33] INTERMEDIATE REGISTRATION. 287

names may be added on the registers in the same way, upon
sworn application, as in the case of a general registration, and
all the same forms and requirements shall be observed. If it
shall appear that any applicant had been upon the registry in
any other precinct of any county at any time since the beginning
of the last general registration for such precinct, his name shall
not be added to the registry where application is made until he
produces a certificate of removal given him by the board of
supervisors of said county, or by the board of registry for such
other precincts, which certificate shall be in substance as follows:
"————precinct, ———— ward or county. This is to certify that
the name of ————, heretofore residing at ————, in this pre-
cinct, has been stricken from the registry of the precinct and the
proper erasure made, and that upon the registers of this precinct
the following entries appear with reference to him: Name ——,
age ————, color ————, residence ————, nativity ————, time
of residence in precinct ————, time of residence in county (or
city) ————, time of residence in State ————, naturalized ——,
date of papers ————, court ————, qualified voter ————, date
of application ———.

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Board of Supervisors of Elections, (or of Registry. )"

The foregoing certificate shall be granted by the board of
registry when in session, or by the board of supervisors of elec-
tions prior to said session of the board of registry, under the
following regulations—that is to say: If at the time application
for said removal certificate is made, the name of the said voter is
already erased from the registry, then it shall be the duty of the
said board of supervisors or the said board of registry to grant
the certificate to the voter himself or to any other person making
application therefor. But if at the time such application is made
the name of the voter be still upon the registry of voters as a
qualified voter, the removal certificate shall be granted and the
name stricken off only upon the personal application of such
voter to the board of supervisors or to the said board of registry,
and after his taking and subscribing an oath substantially as fol-
lows: "I, ————, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I now reside
at ————, in ———— county; that I am the same person who is
entered by that name as a qualified voter in the registers of the