HERBERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR. 1265

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

34. (1) Registration shall be essential to the right to
vote at any election held under the provisions of this sub-
title, or under the provisions of any Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, submitting any proposition or ques-
tion to the decision of the voters of the Town of Bruns-
wick'. The registration heretofore made in the year 1941,
together with such additions, changes and alterations as
may have been made in accordance with the law in force
at the time of such registration, and together with such
additions, changes and alterations as are hereafter law-
fully made, shall constitute such registration, until such
time as a new registration of the voters of the Town of
Brunswick is made pursuant to ordinance of the Mayor and
Council.

(2) In each year, on the last Tuesday of the month of
June and on the Wednesday following the said Tuesday,
some suitable person or persons appointed by the Mayor
shall sit as officer or officers of registration for the purpose
of revising the registration. Such revision shall be made
in conformity with the provisions of law of the State then
in force relating to registration of voters. The officers
of registration shall transfer voters' names from one ward
to the other, in case such voters have changed their resi-
dence, and shall add the names of voters qualified to regis-
ter at that time, and shall strike from the registration lists
the names of those persons who have died or become dis-
qualified. When the registration books in use shall become
worn out, dilapidated, or unfit for further use, the Mayor
and Council shall provide other similar books, and the
names of the voters shall be transcribed therein or new
lists made or an entire new registration had as determined
by ordinance.

(3) The Mayor and Council of Brunswick shall cause
due advertisement of such registration, as well as of the
sittings of the officers of registration for the purpose here-
inbefore specified by advertisement inserted in at least one
newspaper published or circulated in the Town of Bruns-
wick, or by handbills posted in public places about the town
stating the time and place of such registration and the
wards to which the same applies. Every such officer of
registration shall cause a copy of the lists of persons quali-
fied and disqualified in each ward separately to be pub-
lished by handbills posted in such public places about the
town as he may elect, within five days after the close of
said registration. Any person considering himself
aggrieved by the action of the register in refusing to reg-