The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

NOTICE / HEREBY GIVEN. That an
Election viii be held in Frederick County,
: in the State Of Maryland. by the Qualified
Voters thereof. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER eth. 1899.
For Governor Of the State.
For Comptroller OF the Treasury of the
State.
For an AttOrney-Generalo of the State.
For a State Senator TO represent Frederick
County in the General Assembly of Mary
land.
For i've members of the House of Dele
gates 10 represent Frederick County in the
General Assembly Of Maryland.
For two County Commissioners for Fred
erick County.
For a Sheriff for Frederick County.
For a States Attorney for Frederick
County.
For three Judges of the Orphans Court
for Frederick County.
For a County Treasurer for Frederick
County.
For a County Surveyor for Frederick
County.
And that the places of holding the Elec-
ton in tile several Election Districts and
Precincts in Frederick county, will be as
follows
District No /, Buckeystown-At Keller's
Hall, in Buckeystown.
District No. 2, Frederick. Precinct No.
At "a West Patrick street. adjoining
Bridge
District No. 2, Frederick Precinct No.
At A South Market street, adjoining
Bridge.
District No. 2, Frederick. Precinct No. 3
At Basement OF Court House.
District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct No 4
At IA North Market street
District No. ;, Middletown-At Room of
B. F. Croft, in Middletown.
District No. T. Creagerstown-At Dwell
ing of Frederick Wilhide, in Creagerstown.
District No. ), Emmitsburg Precinct
NJ. AT the Room of Charles J. Snuff, in
diminishing.
! District No. j. diminishing. Precinct
No. AT Kerrigan's Coach Shop, in En-
! mitsburg
District No. 8, Catoctin-At the Shop of
james \. Grove, in Wolfsville.
District No. :, Urbana-At the Room OF
! Ms. c. +. c. Beall, in UIbana
\ District No. >. Liberty-At the Room of
( Gilmor Van Fos,en, in Lbertytown.
District No. 8, New NIarket-At Odd
/ Fellows Hail. in New Market.
/ District No. TO- Hauvers-At the School
House at Deerted
District No. II, Woodsboro-At the
/ Room Of Charles Slagle. in Woojsboro.
District No. II, Petersvile Precinct No
AT the Room of Henry Hoffman, in
Petersyille.
District No. II, Petcisyille, Precinct No.
2-At the Westall Building, in Brunswick.
District No. II, Mount Pleasant-At the
Room Of c. 4. Thomas, in Mount Pleasant.
District No. IA, Jetlerson-At American
Mechanics Hail, in Jefferson.
District No. 10, Northumberland the
Room OF VIM. J. Freeze, in Thurmont.
District No. l6, Jackson - At CYRUS
Routzahns Shop, in Myersyile
District No. II, louisville At the
Dwelling Of Daniel J. Whitmore, in Johns
Vile.
District No. Is, Woodville-At the Store
Room OF Evan Wilson, in Woodville.
District No. 10, Linganoge-At the Col
lege Building in Unionville.
District No 20, Lewistown-At the
Dwelling of Mrs. George Ii. Glenn, in Lewis
town
District No. 81, Tuscarora-At Burk-
harris Hall, in Brooke HILL
District No. %, Burkittsville-At the
Seminary Building in Burkittsyille.
District No. %, Ballenger-At Red
Spring Band Hall, in Feagavile.
District No. "A, Braddock-At the Shop
OF Simeon l.. Bast, in Braddock.
And notice is also hereby given that at
SAID Election proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of Maryland, will be submitted
to the Qualified Voters of said State for
adoption or rejection.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of
Maryland
Chapter 1913 of Acts of the General As
sembly OF Maryland, passed 1898, entitled
An Act to amend the Constitution of
maryland, by adding new Section to Arti-
Gle -Four, provides Tor submission to the
legal and Qualified Voters of said State for
their adoption or rejection the following
proposed Amendment to said Constitution
TO follow Section 81 of said Article Four
ana to be known as Section 81 AZ
81 A. In addition to the sum of five
hundred dollars, which by the preceding
section the Mayor and City Council of Bal
tlmore is authorized to pay to each of the
judges OF the Supreme Bench of Baltimore
City, the said Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore is further authorized to pay to
each OF said Judges, annually, sum not
exceeding fifteen hundred dollars; pro-
yided, that the same, Or any part thereof,
being once granted, shall not be diminished
during the continuance of said Judges in
Office.
The said polling places for said Election
Will open at eight o'clock in the morning
OF said day and be kept open until six
O'Clock in the afternoon of the same dav.
at which time the polls will be closed.
SAMUEL V. DOLL,
, WILLIAM II. MILLER.
, JACOB ROSENSTOCK.