ART. 33] INTERMEDIATE REGISTRATION. 1025

1896, ch. 262, sec. 30.

34. At such meeting both of the registers shall again be
produced, and said board shall hear every person that appears
before them to whom notice was sent, to show cause why his
name should not be erased from said register, in the same
manner provided for in case of the general registration; and
if a majority of said board shall decide that such person is
not a qualified voter, his name shall be erased from the
registers. Evidence on either side may he heard, and all
witnesses or parties shall be sworn. If qualified voters so
noted as dead or removed are not dead or have not removed,
their names shall stand, but if any person so notified does not
appear at such session and show cause why his name should
not be erased, the board shall, during the last hour of such
session, cause his name to be erased and marked as disqualified,
dead or removed, as the case may be, unless a majority of the
board are satisfied, of their own knowledge, or upon compe-
tent evidence, that such person is entitled to have his name
retained on the registry, and under the head of "Remarks,"
opposite each name erased, shall be stated the facts as to such
erasure, the grounds and date of making the same, and the
evidence on which it was made. The two registers shall then
be compared and made to agree, where there is any difference,
and such revision of the registry by said board of registry
shall then be considered closed, and no other name can be
added by said board, and a certificate of the number of quali-
fied voters shall then be made and signed on the registers.
The registers shall by noon of the second day thereafter be
returned to the supervisors of elections, with the alphabetical
list, as required in section 23.

Ibid. sec. 31.

35. The board of supervisors of elections shall, immedi-
ately upon the return of said registers, cause a suitable number
of copies of the alphabetical list of names registered or erased
in each precinct to be printed and written three days after
such return of the lists, and cause copies thereof to be posted
and to be given to the judges and clerks, and to be sold, as
before provided in case of general registration.

1896, ch. 202, sec. 32

36. Any person who feels aggrieved for any of the causes
mentioned in section 24 of this article, which may have arisen
in the course of such revision, may file a petition, as provided