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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

spective precincts in one or more places therein,
as the convenience of the voters in their judg-
ment may require, in the months of May, June,
July, September and October, denominated the
May, June, July, September and October sittings,
as hereinbefore provided, for registration, revis-
ion and correction of the registration books of
the several precincts of said several wards, and
said new general registration shall be con-
ducted in all respects under the rules and pro-
visions as are already by this act and the several
acts of which it is amendatory and supplemental
prescribed for the registration of voters, and at
such new general registration the register of
their several precincts as aforesaid shall be en-
titled to receive the preceding registration books

When dis-
qualified.

from the clerk of the superior court of Baltimore
city f or the purpose of comparison and assistance
in identification, and if any one shall apply for
registration who appears in such former registry
as disqualified, his name shall be entered in the
new registries, but he shall be marked disquali-
fied unless such grounds of disqualification shall
be removed. It shall not be necessary for any

Production
of papers not
necessary.

naturalized citizen, applying to be registered, to
produce his original naturalization papers, or any
certified copy thereof, if he shall prove to the
satisfaction of said officers of registration, by
his own oath and the oath of two other persons,
that he has been a registered voter for three years
next preceding such application, and that he has
actually voted upon such previous registration.
The registration books of said new general
registration, and the poll books accompanying
the same, shall be by said registers completed,
compared and made to agree, and shall be re-
turned to the clerk of the superior court of Bal-
timore city within five days after the last day
of the October two days sitting for the registra-
tion of voters. In the case of any one registered,
to whose registration, objection in writing, un-
der oath, shall have been or shall be made and
filed with said registers, or in case of refusal on
the part of said registers to register any one

Right of ap-
peal.

applying to be registered, an appeal may be taken
at any time during the continuance of said period
of registration and within two weeks after the