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Session Laws, 1892
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824

LAWS OP MARYLAND.


eight of the acts of eighteen hundred and ninety ; (it being


the iutent of this act that the law known as the " Austra-


lian Ballot System " shall not prevail in reference to said


town election) provided, that the hours for holding said


election shall only be from two o'clock p.m., to six o'clock


p. m.; and the judges and the clerks of election appointed


by them (which clerks they are hereby authorized and


directed to appoint), shall make the returns of such elections


to the commissioners, but shall receive no compensation for


their services ; the first election shall be held before George


W. Hayward, John J. Saunders and Frank P. Harten who


are hereby appointed judges for that purpose, and if either of


them should be absent the vacancies shall be filled by the


judge or judges present.


SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the said commissioners

Clerk

shall appoint in their discretion annually a clerk who shall


keep the minutes of their proceedings in a well-bound book


which shall be open to the inspection of all persons interested


therein and shall perform such other duties as the said com-


missioners shall assign him to, and receive such pay as they


may deem proper, not exceeding the sum of twenty-five


dollars per annum ; the said commissioners shall also


appoint a bailiff whose compensation shall be such as they


may deem proper, not exceeding the sum of one hundred


dollars per annum, and said bailiff shall, wheu acting as a


constable receive similar fees as constables.


SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That the commissioners and all

Oath

other officers of the corporation shall before entering upon


the duties of their offices make oath that they will diligently


and faithfully without prejudice, partiality or favor perform


the duties of their respective offices, and shall file a


certificate thereof signed by the justice of the peace


before whom said oath was taken among the records of


the corporation.


SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That the clerk, bailiff and any

Bond.

officer of said corporation who shall hold or have charge of


the moneys thereof sliall give bond to the commissioners in


such penalties, and with such sureties as said commissioners


may require conditioned for the faithful performance of


their respective offices.


SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That the commissioners shall

Returns of

receive all returns of election and determine all questions

election.

arising thereon but any person feeling himself aggrieved by


such decisions may appeal therefrom to the Circuit Court


for Calvert County which court shall hear and determine


such appeal and decide who shall pay the cost thereof.



 
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