The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1909-10-22

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YE1HE FOLLOWING nominations 10
L office and the following oonatllu
tional Amendment nave been "@r51"
under the provisions Of Section 81 O
Chapter 1873 of the Acts OF 1892, @G>9io
Al OF Chanter , Of the Acts ui 1891. beg
ton 43 of Chapter 202 OF the Act T.
1896, and Section 81 Of Chapter -Vs O.
the Acts Of 1896. Of the Nocr %
Public General Laws Of the Stase .
Maryland and are Published ty rs "
compliance with the pT0yIsio rs o. Sc
ton As Chapter GA Of the Acts Of 1905
For Comptroller of thu Treasury
JOSHUA W. Herring,
Democrat, Westminster, NJ
FRANK E. WILLIAMS,
Republican, Elkton, Md
RICHARD A. HARRIS,
Prohibition, Baltimore, Md
MARK JACKSON,
Socialist, Baltimore, Nd
ASSOCIATE JUDO Es OF THE 7TII JCDICIAI
CIRCUIT.
BENJAMIN HARRIS CAAIALLLR.
Democrat. LeonardtoH L, I'D
FILLMORE BEALL,
Democrat, BeitsyIlle, ND
ADRIAN POSEY,
Republican, LA Plata, Nd
FRANCES SNOWDEN HILL,
Republican. Upper Marlborough, nd
STATE SENATOR.
CHARLES A. WELLS, Democrat.
OLIVER S. METZEROTT, Rerubli,
can.
BENJAMINE F REDMOND, Citi-
zens Home Rule.
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
OGLE MARBURY, Democrat,
J. CROWLEY, Demo
crat.
WILLIAM R. c. CONNICK, Demo-
crat.
MHLARD THORNE, Democrat
John N. BOWIE, Republican.
WILLIAM G. BROOKE, Republican
HENRY B. ORME, Republican.
WILLIAM D. PYLES, Republican.
E. TAYLOR, Citizens Home
Rule.
GEORGE W. SANFORD, Citizens
Home Rule.
JOHN 7. TRENT, Citizens Home Rule
FRANCIS S. CARMODY, Citizens
Home Rule.
CLERK TO THE CIRCUIT COURT.
ROBERT L. HALL, Democrat.
RICHARD N. RYON, Republican
RICHARD @. RYDER, Citizens Home
Rule.
SHERIFF.
SAMUEL E. SWEENEY, Democrat
ROBERT L. FRYE, Republican,
JOHN F. RICHARDSON Citizens
Home Rule.
COUNTY C0MMJst JoNER.
WILLIAM H. SHULER, Democrat
R WESLEY BBALL, Republican.
EVAN T. BEALL, Citizens Home
Rule.
SURVEYOR.
ROBERT c. BILLOPP, Democrat
L. LATIMLR, Republican.
JAMES E. BURKE, Citizens Home
Rule.
CHAPTERS.
AN ACT to amend Section one Of
Article one, title, effective Fran
chise, Of the Constitution of this
State, and TO provide for the sub
mission of said Amendment TO the
qualified voters of this State lor
adoption or rejection,
SECTION I. Be 1t enacted by th5
General Assembly Of Maryland, three
ifthS of all the members OF each OF
he two Honses concurriug, that the
section be and the same Is
hereby proposed as an amendment 10
section one of Article one, title ''Elec-
i've Franchise," of The Constitution OF
his State, and if adopted by the legal
and qualified voters thereof, as herein
it shall superSede and stand
n the place and stead Of Section one
IF said Article one.
SEC. I All elections shall be by
ballot, and every male citizen OF the
United States of the age CT twenty
years or upwards, who has been a resi-
dent of the State for two years and Of
he Legislative district of Baltimore
City or OF the county IN which he may
offer to vote, for one year next pre-.
ceding the election, and who, more
over, is duly registered as a qualified
voter as provided in this Article, Shall
be entitled to vote, in the ward or
election district In which he resides,
att all elections hereafter TO be held
in this State, and in case any county
or city shall be SO divided as to form
portions Of different electoral districts
for the election of Representatives in
Congress. Senators, Delegates or other
officers, then TO entltle d person 10
vote for such officer, he must have
been a resident of that part Of the
or city which shall form part
of the electoral district in which he
offers to vote, for one year next pre-
ceding the election; bul a person who
shall haYe acquired a residence in
such county or ely, emitting him 10
vote at any such election, shall be ell
titled TO vote III the election district
from which he removed, until he shall
have acquired a residence in the part
oi The county or CITY 10 hich b has
removed.
Every male citizen Of the United
States having the above prescribed
qualifications OF age and residence