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108

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


SWC. 6. And be it enacted, That if any person so


elected as commissioner shall refuse to serve as such,


or his place shall become vacant by death, resignation,


disqualification or otherwise, the remaining commis-

Vacancy — how

sioners shall fill the vacancy as early thereafter as

tilled.

possible from among the qualified voters of the said


town, and a failure to qualify within two weeks after


election shall be conclusive evidence of a refusal to


act as commissioner; and the person appointed to fill


said vacancy shall hold his office till the next election ;


and in case of a tie between any persons voted for at


any election under this act, the clerk of the court for


Worcester county shall issue certificates only to the per-


sons receiving the highest number of votes, and if


there be less than three elected, shall immediately cer-


tify to the said persons so elected the fact of there being

Tie vote— how
settled.

such a tie; and the said commissioners shall, at their


first meeting as a board, designate one of the persons


so voted for, who has received a tie vote, to be com-


missioner, and shall notify the clerk of the circuit


court of said county of their selection, and the said


clerk shall issue, immediately, a certificate to said com-


missioner, which certificate shall set forth the manner


of his election, and the said commissioner shall hold


his office for the same time as he would had he re-


ceived the highest number of votes.


SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That all future elections


shall be held and conducted, as shall be from time to

Elections — how
held.

time directed, by the laws of the corporation, the same


not being inconsistent with the provisions of this act.


SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That each commissioner,


before he acts as such, shall make oath, before a jus-


tice of the peace in and for Worcester county, that he


will diligently and faithfully, to the best of his skill

Oath of com-

and judgment, perform the duties of a commissioner

missioners.

of said town without favor, partiality or prejudice ;


and a certificate of such qualification shall be made


by the said justice of the peace, and shall be filed and


recorded among the records of proceedings of said


commissioners.


SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That the said commis-


sioners shall meet once in each month, and oftener if


they think proper, and a majority shall constitute a

Elect president

board for the transaction of business; they shall, at


their first meeting, or as soon thereafter as may be


possible, elect one of their number president, who



 
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