Blackford v. Robinson
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from an order of the Circuit Court for Washington County (Stake, J.), directing the appellants to enter the name of the appellee as a qualified voter in the registries of voters of the First Election District of said county.The petition of the appellee set forth that in the month of October, 1894, he applied to the appellant, Blackford, to be registered as a voter; that his application was refused, and he prayed for the passage of the above order.
1Opinion of the Court
Robinson, C. ].,
delivered the opinion of the Court.
The question in this appeal is a plain and simple one. The registration officers for several counties are required to sit *420three successive days in September of each year, beginning on the third Monday of said month, and four successive, days in October of each year, beginning on the first Monday of October, for the registration of voters. Act 1892, chap. 573, sec. 9. And it further provides that they shall also sit on the Monday next succeeding the second Monday in October for revision and for the reinstatement of persons whose names shall…
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