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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Baltimore city, Baltimore county, and Allegany

county, and of the two days on which the said offi-

cers of registration in the remaining counties of the

State, sat to correct said books of registration and

said lists, they shall proceed without delay to make

or cause to be made an alphabetical list of the names

of the qualified voters in their respective wards and

districts ; and the lists of Baltimore city shall be ar-

ranged according to precincts, and the name of every

voter shall be placed in the lists of the precinct in

which he resides; and for the counties where districts

are divided into precincts, otherwise by districts, the

residence of each person shall be set opposite his

name, and every person whose name appears in said

Entitled to
vote

corrected lists of qualified voters shall be entitled to

vote at the polls in said district or precinct of the

ward for which his name appears, at every election

held thereat, until after another registration of voters

has beeiitduly published, except those persons who

shall become disqualified by change of residence ;

and said officers of registration shall cause to be pub-

lished two alphabetical lists, one of which shall com-

prise the names of those persons stricken from the

books of registration, and the other one of said lists

shall comprise the names of the persons which said

officers have registered, which list shall be published

as provided for in this act.

Make two fair

SEC. 13. Said officers of registration shall make

copies

or cause to be made, in books proper for the pur-

pose, two fair copies of the lists of the qualified

voters as made after the last setting of said officers,

one of said copies said officers shall deliver on or

before the Monday next preceding the second Wed-

nesday in October, to the Sheriff of Baltimore city,

and one to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Balti-

more city ; and said officers in the several counties

shall deliver one copy of said lists, on or before the

first Monday in November, to the sheriffs of their

respective counties, and to the clerks of the circuit

courts of said counties ; and the said officers shall

also deliver to said clerks of said courts the books of

registration.

Aggrieved

SEC. 14. If any person shall deem himself aggrieved
by the refusal of any officer of registration to regis-

ter his name as a qualified voter, by reason of the