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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1876
Volume 199, Page 528   View tiff image (56K)
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528

LAWS OF MARYLAND.
 

act, then a justice of the peace of said town or

 

county shall be hereby empowered to appoint judges

 

sufficient to fill the vacancy or vacancies, and they

 

shall proceed to hold an election as before specified ;

Keep polls
open.

and the judges shall keep the polls open at least

 

three consecutive hours, (said polls shall be open at

 

one o'clock P. M., and shall close at four o'clock

 

P. M.;) and the said judges shall cause to be re-

 

corded the names of all the voters who shall poll at

 

said election, and after the closing of the polls, shall

 

count the ballots, and announce the result, and make

 

and sign a certificate thereof, to be filed among the

 

records of the said corporation; and the burgess

 

and commissioners so elected, shall, as soon there-

 

after as convenient, qualify and serve until the first

 

Saturday in April, eighteen hundred and seventy-

 

seven, or until their successors are elected and qual-

 

ified; and the burgess and commissioners so elected

Qualify.

shall qualify as such before a justice of the peace of

 

Carroll county, that they will discharge the duties of

 

their respective offices according to the best of their

 

skill and judgment, without fear or favor, affection

 

or partiality to any; a copy of which oath shall be

 

entered on the journal of said corporation, with the

 

certificate of the justice administering the same, and

 

a failure to qualify within ten days after their elec-

 

tion, shall be deemed a refusal on the part of the

 

parties so failing, to accept the office to which he has

 

been elected.

 

SEC. 86. Be it enacted, That if the burgess, or any

Fill vacancies.

member of the board of commissioners, shall die,

 

resign, remove from said town, or from any cause,

 

shall be disqualified during the year for which they

 

have been elected; the commissioners may elect a

 

burgess "ad interim" from their own number, for

 

the balance of the term, or the burgess and the re-

 

maining members of the commissioners may elect

 

one or more commissioners to fill the vacancy of the

 

term.

 

SEC. 87. Be it enacted, That all future elections

Future elec-

shall be held and conducted as shall be from time to

tions.

time directed by the laws and ordinances of the said

 

corporation, and not inconsistent with the provisions

 

of this act.



 

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