Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03

Fegistries, but he shall Be marked disuual.
fled unless such grounds, Of disoualifca-
ton shall be removed. Il shall not be
necessary for any naturalized citizen, ap-
plying 10 be registered, 10 produce his
original naturalization papers, or any GER
ufied copy thereof, Il he shall prove 10 the
satisfaction OF said Officers Of Registration.
by his own oath and the oath OF two other
| persons, thatshe has been q registered voter
Tor three years next preceding such appti-
cation, and that he has actually voted upon
such previous registration. The regisfra-
ton books as said new General Registra-
ton, and the poll books accompanying the
same, shall be by said Registers completed,
compared and made To agree, and shall be
returned 70 the Clerk of the Superior Court
Of Baltimore City within five DAYS after
the last day of the October two DAYS sitting
for the registration of voters. In the case
OF any one registered, TO whose registration
objections, in writing, under oath, shall
have been or shall be made and filed with
said REGISTERS, or in case Of refusal on the
part Of said Registers 20 register any one
applying 10 DC registered, an appeal may
be taken at any time during the continu-
ance OF said period Of registration and
within two weeks after the close thereof
and the return Of the registration books TO
the Office Of the Clerk of the Superior
Court from the final action Of said Regis
tiers 10 any one Of the Courts Of Baltimore
city, and the action of said Court shall be
final and conclusive in any such case, and
the registration and poll books shall at once
be made to-conform 10 the order Of said
Court
SEC. II. Ind Be 1t further enacted, That
the cost Of printing and posting said al
phabetical lists, and of printing, serving
and mailing the notices required by this
act TO be issued, served and mailed, and
the Office rent Of said Officers Of Registra-
ton, and the cost of the necessary station
cry used by them, shall be paid by the
County Commissioners of the several coun- |
ties and the Mayor and the City Council of |
baltimore respectively, upon satisfactory |
vouchers presented by said Officers of |
Registration, provided the SheriffTs fee for |
serving said notice shall not exceed twenty |
five cents for each notice placed in his |
hands for service.
SEC. IL. ind b. IL further enacted, That !
the police census required by section twenty |
eight Of said act of eighteen hundred and |
eighty-two, chapter twenty-five, to be made |
one month before the first Monday Of |
September, shall be made and completed |
one month before the second Monday OF |
May in each year in which an election |
shall be held in Baltimore city.
SEC. 13. Ind BE- it further enacted, That |
all parts of the said act of eighteen hundred |
and eighty-two, chapter twenty-five, and |
of the said several amendments thereto |
enacted by the act Of eighteen hundred and |
eighty-two, chapter twenty-five, and eigh- |
teen hundred and eighty-four, chapter two |
hundred and seventy-one, and eighteen |
hundred and eighty-four, chapter four |
hundred and sixty-seven, which are in |
consistent with this act, be and the same |
are hereby repealed
SEC. IA. Ind BE- IL enacted, That in the |
city OF Baltimore, in those years in which |
there Is not an entire new registration, the |
time within which the Registers shall re-
turn the registries of voters and poll /
books 10 the Clerk Of the Superior Court of |
Baltimore City as directed in the seven |
teenth section of the act of eighteen hun |
drcd and eighty-two, chapter twenty-five, |
shall be three days instead of ten days as |
provided in section seventeen of said act |
of eighteen hundred and eighty-two, chap |
ter twenty-five.
SEC. Is. Ind be At further enacted, That |
this act shall take effect from the date of |
its passage
Approved March %, 1888.
ELIHU L. JACKSON,
Governor.
GEORGE VI. UPSHUR,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
GEORGE PETER,
President Of the Senate
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing
is correct copy of An Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland passed January
Session, leSS
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
w. G. PURNELL,
Secretary of the Senate.