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Session Laws, 1880
Volume 395, Page 337   View pdf image (33K)
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 337

and who resides within the limits of the territory


described by courses and distances in section one


of this act, as contained on a list to be handed to


them by the census takers as hereinafter provided,


for or against the proposed transfer of territory;

Ballots — how

all citizens so voting shall print or write on their

prepared.

ballots the words: "For change of boundary line,"


or "Against change of boundary line," and the


said judges of election shall certify the result of


such voting, in the manner now prescribed by


law, to the Governor of Maryland and to the Clerk


of the Circuit Court for Dorchester county, to be


by the latter recorded among the Land Records


of said county; and if the majority of the legal


votes cast by the citizens before described shall be


" For change of boundary line," then said herein-


before described part of Dorchester county shall


become and be a part of Caroline county and of


the fifth election district thereof, and the Governor


shall issue his proclamation to that effect, to be


published in at least one newspaper published at
Cambridge, in Dorchester county, and one at Den-


ton, in Caroline county, and the inhabitants of the


hereinbefore described territory shall thenceforth


have and enjoy all the rights and privileges that


are now held and enjoyed by other inhabitants of


Caroline county, and be subject to the like burdens


and responsibilities, and shall cease to have any


claim to or interest in the county buildings and


other public property, or public school property,


of every description belonging to Dorchester


county.


SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That the justices of the


peace and constables residing and acting within


the limits of that part of Dorchester county pro-


posed to be transferred to Caroline county by

Not to inter-

this act, who received or shall receive their ap-

fere with ap-

pointments as such from Dorchester county, are

pointers

hereby continued in office, and their official acts


shall be as good and binding in law as if they had


been duly appointed and qualified for Caroline


county, until their successors are appointed and


qualified, or until the expiration of the next ses-


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