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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1872
Volume 190, Page 17   View pdf image (33K)
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1872.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 17
And whereas, by the last Census, made in the year 1870,
under the authority of the laws of the United States, it ap-
pears that the population of the several Counties") of this
State was as follows :
Allegany county......... ............. ,......,38,536
Anne Arundel county........................24;457
Baltimore county.............................. 63,059
Calvert county........................... ..... 9,865
Caroline county. ........ .....................12,101
Carroll county.................................28,619
Cecil county.................................... 25,874
Charles county................................. 15,738
Dorchester county.............................19,458
Frederick county..... ........................47,572
Harford county.................................22 (605
Howard county.......,..........,..............! 4,150
Kent county.....................................17,102
Montgomery county........................... 20,563
Prince George's county.......:,.............21,138
Queen Anne's county........................16,171
St. Mary's county,............. ...............14,944
Somerset county............................... 18,190
Talbot county.................................. 6,137
Washington county...........................34,712
Wicomico county,............................. 15,802
Worcester county..............................16,419
Now therefore, I, Oden Bowie, Governor of the State of
Maryland, by virtue of the authority and in compliance with
the requirements of Article 111, Section 4 and Section 5 of
the Constitution of this State, do issue this my proclamation,
declaring the number of Delegates to which each County and
the City of Baltimore is entitled in the General Assembly of
Maryland, under the Census of 1870, as follows :
Allegany county...................................... 4 Delegates.
Anne Arundel county...............................3 "
Baltimore county,....................................6 "
1st Legislative District of Baltimore city......6 '
2d Legislative District of Baltimore city .....6 "
3d Legislative District of Baltimore city....... 6 "
Calvert county........................................-2 ((
Caroline county.......................................2 "
Carroll county-........................................4 "
Cecil county. ......... ..............................3 '
Charles county........................................2 "
Dorchester county....................................3 "
Frederick county..................................... 5 "
Harford county.......................................3 '
Howard county.............. .........................2 "
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