The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27

named herein, the polls to be
opened at the hour of 700 O'Clock
A. M, and closed at the hour of
700 p NJ, when the ballots shall
be publicly counted, on
TUESDAY, the Sth Day of
November, 1860;
for the purpose of balloting for:
Electors for President and Vice
President of the United States;
One person for Representative
in the Eighty-seventh Congress of
the United States from the Sixth
Congressional District of Mary
land;
For the Constitutional Amend
ment, against the Constitutional
Amendment, said proposed Amend
mentS to the Constitution of the
State of Maryland, being known
and designated as follows:
~ Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes that a vacancy in
the office of States Attorney in
county shall be filled by certain
Judges, and in Baltimore City
such vacancy shall be filled by
the Supreme Bench of Baltimore
City.
(2) Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes an optional pro-
cedure for land acquisition in Bal
timore County upon payment of
the appraised value of such prop
erty to the owner or into court,
with security for the payment of
any further sum which may be
awarded by a jury.
90 Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes granting authority
to the Board of Public Works to
authorize and direct the State
Treasurer to borrow in the name
of the State, in anticipation of
collection of taxes, sums necessary
to meet temporary treasury defic-
iencies and to issue short term
notes to provide for appropria-
lions already made by the Cen
eral Assembly.
(4) Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes the creation of a
Municipal Court for Baltimore
City and to regulate the number,
selection, qualification and duties
of such court.
60 Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes that the General
Assembly may empower any coun-
ty or municipal corporation, other
than Baltimore City, to carry out
urban renewal projects involving
the redevelopment of slum areas.
go Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes that candidates, in
addition to an incumbent judge,
be allowed to run for election to
the Peoples Court of Baltimore
City.
CD Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes an optional pro-
cedure for unimproved land acqui-
sition in Montgomery County up
on payment of the appraised value
of such property to the owner or
into court with security given for
the payment of any further sums
which may be awarded by jury.
~ Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes the creation of
two additional Circuit Court
judgeships in Prince Georges
County and removes any impede
ment to members of the General
Assembly from becoming APP
pointed or elected to such judge
ships.
80 Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes that upon veto of
any bill by the Governor, such
vetoed bill shall not be returned
to the General Assembly when a
new General Assembly has been
elected and sworn since the pas
sage of the vetoed bill.
(10) Constitutional Amendment.
A constitutional amendment
which proposes the following order
of succession in event of vacancy
in the office of Governor: Presi-
dent of the State Senate, Speaker
of the House of Delegates, Comp
troller of the State, Attorney
General of the State.
CID Constitutional Amendment
A constitutional amendment
which proposes the creation of
one additional Circuit Court judge
ship in Montgomery County, one
additional judgeship for the sec
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