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ing thereto, shall be the property of said city, and shall be returned to
said Mayor and City Council by the officer or officers required to keep
the same, at the end of their term.

WAGES.

1922, ch. 96, sec. 102.

102. The Mayor and City Council of Cumberland shall pay to all
laborers employed by them a sum not less than two dollars ($2.00) per
day.

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

1922, ch. 96, sec. 103. 1924, ch. 1, sec. 103.

103.* The Mayor and City Council of Cumberland shall cause to be
maintained a registration of the legal voters in the city wards and pre-
cincts of said city, and the general registration heretofore made in 1922,
shall, together with such additions, changes and alterations, as may have
been made in accordance with the law in force at the time of said registra-
tion, and together with such additions, changes and alterations as may be,
or become necessary, constitute such registration; said registration shall
be corrected in the manner provided in the General Registration Law of
the State, and shall specify the residence of the voter on each street, lame
or alley, and such registration shall be essential to the right of voting at
any election under this Charter, but shall not be conclusive evidence of
such right to vote; all applicants for registration must be citizens of the
State of Maryland, and resident in the City of Cumberland for one year,
and registered or entitled to registration as a voter in Allegany County;
said Mayor and City Council shall in any year that an election is to be

*Sec. 103 was amended by ch. 552, 1929, subject to referendum in Nov., 1930, and
if approved will read as follows:

103. The Mayor and City Council of Cumberland shall cause to be maintained a
registration of the legal voters in the city wards and precincts of said city, and the
general registration heretofore made in 1922 shall, together with such additions,
changes and alterations, as may have been made in accordance with the law in
force at the time of said registration, and together with such additions, changes and
alterations as may be, or become necessary, constitute such registration; said regis-
tration shall be corrected in the manner provided in the General Registration Law

of the State, and shall specify the residence of the voter in each street, lane or alley,
and such registration shall be essential to the right of voting at any election under
this Charter, but shall not be conclusive evidence of such right to vote; all appli-

cants for registration must be citizens of the State of Maryland, and resident in
the territory of the City of Cumberland as set forth in this Act for one year, and
registered or entitled to registration as a voter in Allegany County; said Mayor
and City Council shall in any year that an election is to be held in said city under
the Charter thereof, on or before the first Monday in February in such year elect
two persons of opposite political faith in each precinct to act as officers of registra-
tion, who shall sit as officers of registration at the usual polling places in each
precinct on the third and fourth Monday of February, in the year of said election
from the hours of 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. each day, and ten days' public notice of such
sitting shall be given by the City Clerk by advertisement in at least two of the
daily newspapers of said city.