44 ELECTIONS. [ART. 5.

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

49 What contested elections decided by the House of Delegates 50 Cases of contested elections, by whom de- cided 51 Judges to prescribe rules relating to con- tested elections 52 Notice of intention to contest 53 How served 54 Notice to take testimony. 55 Attendance of witnesses 56 What notice of justice to contain and when to be served.

57 Deposition, how taken 58 To whom transmitted 59 What examinations admitted on trial 60 Attested copies of recorded papers, admis- sible 61 Copies of what other papers are admissible. 62 Ballots may be delivered to justice, how disposed of by justice 63 Pay of justice and witnesses. 64 Contestant not allowed pay unless success- ful

ELECTORS 0F PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT

65 Time of election of electors of president and vice-president 66 Who may vote for.

67 Case of tie, how decided. 68 Election, how conducted. 69 Vacancies, how filled.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.

70 Election of United Slates senators by joint ballot of both branches of legislature

71 United States senators, where to be inhab- itants 72 How commissioned.

REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.

73. Election of representatives.

| 74. Vacancies, how filled

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

75 Six districts 76 First district 77. Second district 78 Third district 79 Fourth district. 80. Fifth district.

81 Judges of first and thirteenth election dis- tricts of Baltimore county and of seven- teenth ward of Baltimore city to make separate returns. 82 Sixth district

BAR ROOMS ON ELECTION DATS

83. No liquor to be sold in counties on election days.

84 Penalty for selling

BETTING ON ELECTIONS.

85 No person to bet on elections. 86. Penalty for so doing

87. Wagers forfeited

1874, c 229 County commis- sioners, when and how to ap- point judges of election.

JUDGES AND CLERKS OF ELECTION. 1. The county commissioners in each county shall annually appoint three persons for each election district, or precinct of the county, residents of such district or precinct, who, or a majority, or only one of whom in case of the non-attendance of the other two, shall be judges of the election for such district or precinct, from the time of their appointment, until a new appointment be made, and it shall be the duty of said county commissioners of said counties, in making their appointments for said judges of elections, to select at least one of said judges for each election district and precinct in their respective counties, from among those of a different political party from themselves, or a majority of themselves.