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If the said officers of registration shall be in doubt, after the
primary examination of said applicant and of such other evidence
given upon oath or affirmation as may be immediately accessible,
or because of lack of sufficient proof whether said applicant is a
qualified voter, they may adjourn their determination of the said
matter to any subsequent day of the particular sitting then being
held; but such adjournment shall not in any event be to a time
beyond the last day of the particular sitting at which application
is made; on which appointed day the said officers of registration
shall proceed to determine the matter in question and to enter
the applicant in the proper registry of voters as a qualified voter
or as disqualified; but it is expressly hereby declared and set
forth that nothing herein contained shall be construed as author-
izing any of said officers of registration to ask any question of or
concerning any applicant for registration as a qualified voter
touching any cause of disqualification not expressly enumerated
in the constitution of this State.

1882, ch. 22, sec. 16.

15. When any officer of registration shall at any of his
appointed sittings enter in his proper registry of voters of any
election precinct or election district, of which he is an officer of
registration, the name of any applicant for registration as a qual-
ified voter, he shall immediately thereafter enter, in the presence
of the applicant, if he is in attendance, in its proper alphabetical
place, in both of the poll-books, or lists of qualified and regis-
tered voters of such election precinct or election district, the
name and residence of said applicant as the same are recorded in
said registry of voters.

Ibid. sec. 17. 1888, ch. 155, sec. 14.

16. The officers of registration appointed for any precinct of
any ward of the city of Baltimore, shall, within three days after
the close of the October sitting, in each year, make or cause to
be made, in two proper poll-books, arranged as directed by sec-
tion 7 of this article, and endorsed and headed as directed by sec-
tion 9 of this article, two alphabetical lists of the names of the
qualified and registered voters in each of the election precincts of
which they are officers of registration, as the same are recorded