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114

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


them received in a box by themselves, and upon the


close of the polls, the said judges shall forthwith


proceed to count the ballots so by them received and


ascertain the result of said election, and they shall

Notify the
five persons

immediately thereafter notify the five persons receiv-
ing a plurality of the votes of their election as Com-


missioners for said town, and within five days there-

Shall make

after the said judges of election shall make return

return.

in writing, under their hands and seals, of the result


of said election, together with a certificate from the


justice of the peace before whom they qualified that


they did severally appear and qualify before him in
the manner herein directed, to the clerk of the " Cir-


cuit Court " of said county to be by him preserved ;

Tie vote.

and in case of a tie vote being cast for any two or


more persons at such election whereby there should


be a failure to elect five Commissioners, then said


judges of said election shall within three weeks, pro-

Hold a new

ceed to hold a new election for such number of Com-

election

missioners as may be necessary to constitute, with


those who shall have been elected, five in all ; said


election to be conducted at the same place and in the


same manner as the election herein before provided


for.


SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the Commission-

Terms of of-

ers so elected shall hold office as follows : one for the

fice of Com-

term of five years, one for the term of four years,

missioners.

one for the term of three years, one for the term of


two years, and the other for the term of one year


from day of said election, or until their successor


shall have been elected and qualified as hereinafter


provided for; said terms to be determined among


them by lot.


SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That on the first

Day of elec-
tion.

Thursday in May in each and every year after the


said year eighteen hundred and seventy eight, one


Commissioner for said town shall be elected by bal-


lot to hold office for the term of five years, and the


Commissioners for said town, or a majority of them,


shall be the judges of all elections held under the


provisions of this act, after the election of said five


Commissioners hereinbefore provided for, and their

Proceedings
shall be re-

proceedings as judges of said election shall be record-
ed under their direction ; provided, that every Com-

corded.

missioner, before he proceeds to act as judge of elec-



 
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