Pennsylvania Act 1907-285 — SUPPLEMENTARY ACT, VOTER REGISTRATION

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SUPPLEMENTARY ACT, VOTER REGISTRATION
                  Act of Jun. 3, 1907, P.L. 394, No. 285              Cl. 25
                                  AN ACT

     Supplementary to an act, entitled "An act to provide for the
        personal registration of electors in cities of the first and
        second classes of this Commonwealth, to make such
        registration a condition of the right to vote in such cities,
        and to provide penalties for the violations of its
        provisions," approved the seventeenth day of February, Anno
        Domini one thousand nine hundred and six; providing for the
        continuance in office of the registration commissioners of
        consolidated cities.

        Compiler's Note:  Section 44(a)(8) of Act 62 of 1933, Special
            Session 1, provided that Act 285 is repealed insofar as
            it affects the personal registration and enrollment of
            voters in cities of the second class A.
        Compiler's Note:  Section 45(8) of Act 35 of 1933, Special
            Session 1, provided that Act 285 is repealed insofar as
            it affects the personal registration and enrollment of
            voters in cities of the second class A.
        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That in the case of
     consolidation of two or more cities, under the laws of the
     Commonwealth, the Boards of Registration Commissioners of said
     cities, provided for and appointed in accordance with an act,
     entitled "An act to provide for the personal registration of
     electors in cities of the first and second classes of this
     Commonwealth, to make such registration a condition of the right
     to vote in such cities, and to provide penalties for the
     violations of its provisions," approved the seventeenth day of
     February, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and six, shall
     remain in office and continue their functions until the
     expiration of the term for which they were appointed, each Board
     of Registration Commissioners remaining in charge of the
     municipal territory for which it was appointed.