Maryland Voter Registration Law First Registration Officers Named
The act provides for uniform voter registration in Maryland. It creates elected registration officers in each election district and city wards, outlines their powers as peace officers, appointment and oath, and assigns registration and revision duties with schedules, books, and notices. It sets terms, penalties, and process for appeals and corrections, and details transcription, delivery, and publication requirements for registries and poll books.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Senate
General Assembly
Baltimore
Sail City
Superior Court
Baltimore City
Ciy
Board of Police Commissioners
Sid Sheriffs
A. M
V. M
City of
Biut
Iis
Superior Court of
Supreme Bench
Circouit Court
Civ
Daltimore
Picenet
Sherif
Dudges
Public General Laws Passed by Maryland Assembly in 1882
Public General Laws enacted by the Maryland General Assembly during January 1882 include measures on governance and state affairs. This brief record notes formal passage and represents ongoing legislative activity within the state government.
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Maryland
Maryland Governor proclaims constitutional amendment adopted
The Governor of Maryland announces that the 1880 act amending article four and the proposed amendment to article 14 have been approved by the people. With 84,190 votes for and 3,289 against, the amendment becomes part of the Maryland Constitution. James T. Buiscor, Secretary of State, notes the proclamation date May 4, 1882.
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State of
Maryland
Annapolis
State Department
William T. Unmilton
General Assembly
William T. Hamilton
James T. Buiscor
Wonderful Invention Metal Tip Lamp Wick Patented 1880
A physician plans to sell his medical practice of twenty years along with his property and introduce a new purchaser thoroughly. Inquiries directed to the office, May 13, with details on the sale and terms.
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Indica
Agen Mra
Lamy Wick Co
Courtland SL
N.Y
Jaunnxal Oreice