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66 BARREN CREEK INTERROGATORIES. Th. A. Spence, Contestant, ) In the matter of the contest of vs. > Hon. T. A. Spence of Hon. J. J. R. Franklin, Claimant. ) R. Franklin's election. First Interrogatory. How long have you resided in Som- erset county ? how long have you been a voter there? where did you reside in 1865 ? Second. Did you or not apply for registration as a legal and qualified voter to the officers of Registration in your dis- trict; if not, why not ? If you did, did you or not take the oath ? state all that occurred at the time of your applica- tion. i Third. Did you or not vote at the election for Judge in November last? if yea, for whom did you aid vote ? if not for whom would you have voted if you had been permitted to vote ? Fourth. Do you know of any person or persons failing to appear in consequence of anything the Registers said about democrats being considered disloyal ? . JONES & IRVING, Attorneys for J. R. Franklin. INTERROGATORIES ON BEHALF OF JOHN R. FRANKLIN, TO GEORGE H. RICHARDSON. Th. A. Spence, Contestant, ) Contested election for the judge- vs. > ship of the 12th Judicial Cir- J. R. Franklin, Claimant. ) cuit of Maryland. First Interrogatory. Where do you reside? Second. Were you or not examined as a witness by and before the officers of Registration of the Second election |
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