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LAWS OF MARYLAND

CHAPTER 464.

AN ACT to repeal sections eighty-four and eighty-

five and sub-section one of section eighty-seven

of article eleven of the Code of Public Local Laws,

entitled "Frederick County," sub-title "Freder-

ick," as enacted by chapter three hundred and

forty-eight of the acts of eighteen hundred and

seventy- two, relating to the corporate organization

of Frederick city, and to enact the following sec-

tions and sub-section in lieu of the same.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly

of Maryland, That sections eighty-four and eighty-

five and sub-section one of section eighty-seven of

article eleven of the Code of Public Local Laws for

Frederick county, sub-title " Frederick," as enacted

Repealed and
additional
secti'ns added

by chapter three hundred and forty-eight of the acts
of eighteen hundred and seventy-two, relating to the
Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of Freder-

ick, and the election thereof, and also all other acts

and parts of acts inconsistent with the sections and

sub-section hereinafter enacted, be and the same are

hereby repealed, and the following sections, and sub-

section be enacted in lieu of and as substitutes

therefor :

84. The residents of said city of Frederick, quali-

fied as hereinafter prescribed, shall, on the last Mon-

day of February in the year eighteen hundred and

Elect Mayor
&c.

seventy-four, and in every third year thereafter,
elect the Mayor and five Aldermen for said city in

the manner following, namely : The qualified voters
of each of the five aldermanic districts of said city

shall vote at the polls in their respective districts for

Mayor, and no person shall be permitted to vote for

Mayor in any other district, except as hereinafter

stated, than that in which said voter actually resides

and in and for which he is registered, and the quali-

fied voters of each aldermanic district shall at the

polls in their respective districts vo'te for an Alder-

man ; one Alderman shall be chosen from each of

said five aldermanic districts, and shall be voted for