220 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 107

after, the Mayor and Council shall appoint three judges of reg-
istration, who shall also be the judges of election hereinafter
provided for, and one clerk, who shall receive such compensation
as the Mayor and Council shall provide. Said judges of regis-
tration shall cause to be made a complete registration list of all
persons entitled to vote at the town elections, and shall appoint
the times and places for such registration, at least one of which
shall be in the City of Washington, D. C., where evidences of
ownership and other qualifications of electors may be submitted,
and shall give public notice thereof by publication in at least one
daily newspaper printed in the District of Columbia for the
three days immediately preceding each meeting of the Board,
and by posting notices in at least five conspicuous public places
in said town of North Beach for at least a week previous to the
said meeting. The Board shall arrange for at least two days of
registration, the earliest of which shall be not more than forty
days before the ensuing election and the last of which shall be
held not less than ten days before the election, and the
Board shall be in session on said days from 1 P. M. to 9 P. M.
On the days of registration, thus fixed and determined by the
Board, it shall be the duty of the electors of said town desiring
to vote at the ensuing election to apply for registration, and no
person not so registered shall be entitled to vote at the ensuing
election. It is hereby made the duty of said Board of Registra-
tion to register all persons fulfilling the requirements prescribed
in the last preceding Section. The list of registered voters so
made shall immediately after the last day of registration be pre-
pared and revised at North Beach and be posted by said Board
in at least five public places in North Beach and a copy thereof
shall be left with the Clerk of the Council, open to public inspec-
tion at any time. From the list so made the judges of election,
hereinafter provided for, shall conduct the ensuing general elec-
tion (to be held on the fourth Saturday of June of each year)
and such special elections as may be held.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the present Mayor and
Councilmen of North Beach shall continue in office and exercise
the functions of such offices until November 15, 1924, or until
their successors shall be elected and qualified.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the persons so named and
constituted Mayor and Councilmen in the last preceding Section
shall from time to time do and perform all things required or
allowed to be done by the Mayor and Council under this Act
and they are hereby invested with all the powers and are re-