The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1910-05-20
Many Important Acts Passed at the January
Session of the Maryland General Assembly.
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1910.

PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1910.
umn, headed voted at Primary Elec-
such word Voted or letter "V'' shall
be hereafter entered at the primary
election at which such registry shall
be used, and opposite the name OF
each person voting. In the several
shall be required t fT to ObeAp be- preparea eds ae
cording to the existing law, the pres
ent books of registry shall be used,
and the judges shall therein make a
column headed Voted at, Primary
Hsc1Nn Ike Nt therein the sRd eR5s5
age OF twenty-one years after the
closing of the next preceding registra-
ton and entitled to be registered as
qualified voters, shall be entitled to
vote at the primary election, upon
proving under oath, to the satisfaction
OF majority OF the judges OF election,
their right to registration in the pre-
cinct at which they shall claim the
right to vote.
16OG-Official ballots shall be pre-
pared for such primary elections in
Baltimore city and in the several
counties, respectively, by the said sew
eral Boards of Supervisors OF Elec:
counties, respectively, as is now pro
vided by said Article 33 of the Code
OF Public General Laws, except as
herein otherwise provided for, and
said several Boards of Supervisors of
elections shall print, or, cause to be
names of all candidates for Office to
be voted for, and for delegates to any
convention, or for party executive or
executives, or for membership of any
executive committee or managing
body of any political party, who shall
OF the amount herein named when any
payment is herein required, and shall
nave filed certificate in writing with
the Board of Supervisors of Elections
IN Baltimore city or in any OF the
counties, as the case may be, contain
nomination for Office or to be dele
gate to a convention, or an executive
or member of an executive committee
or managing body OF political party,
his residence, place where he is a
registered voter, his address, the Of
be nominated or selected, and the
party to which he belongs, and duly
such certificate for such nomination
or selection before an officer duly au-
thorized to take acknowledgements,
who shall append a certificate of such
acknowledgment. The certificate to
be filed by candidate seeking to be
elected as delegate to a convention
shall, moreover, specify the conven-
tion to which he seeks to be elected.
All such certificates must be filed and
payments made not less than fifteen
days before the day of said primary
election. The names of the several
candidates for nomination or for dele
ecutive committee, or managing body
of a political party aforesaid, shall be
published seven days before the said
election in the mode prescribed in
Section A of said Article 33, as far as
may be practicable. 1t shall not be
necessary to print sample ballots or
cards of instructions for such cleo
tions, but either or both shall be print
ed by the Board of Supervisors of
Elections of the city of Baltimore,
when requested by any candidate in
said primary election, said request
to be accompanied by a sum of money
necessary to cover the cost of print
for public office at primary election
shall pay the sum of twenty-five dol
lars ($25) for each county or legisla-
tive district of Baltimore city in which
his name appears upon the ballot; pro-
vided, that in any county where the
salary of the office for which nomina-
ton is sought is three hundred dollars
ten dollars $50; and if candidate
for Governor, Attorney General, Comp
troller, or Clerk of the Court of Ap-
peals of the State, then he shall pay
the sum of ten dollars ($10) for each
county or legislative district of Bal
oif hi
certificate with the Board of Supervis.
ors of Elections; and the Board OF
Supervisors of Elections for Baltimore
city shall pay over the amount so re-
ceived to the Mayor and City Council
OF Baltimore, and the Board of Super
visors of Elections for each county
shall pay over the amount so received
to the County Commissioners of each
county, respectively; and all the .ex-
penses of each of said primary cleo
tions in Baltimore city shall be paid
be paid by the Mayor and City Coun-
ell of Baltimore; and all the expenses
of holding said primary elections in
each county, respectively, shall be
paid by the County Commissioners of
each county, respectively, precisely as
the expenses of the State. city and
county elections are now paid under
existing laws; provided, that the bal
lots to be used at all primary elections
to be held in the several counties of
the State shall be prepared and print
ed by the Boards of Supervisors of
Elections in the respective counties in
a similar manner to that provided by
this Article for general elections in
Baltimore city, and as provided in
Section 54 of this Article for general
elections. except that there shah be
no detachable stub or coupon to said
ballot, and in number not less than
twice the number of registered voters
of the respective political parties par
ticipating in such primary, as nearly
as the same may be estimated. and
shall be delivered by such Boards of
Supervisors of Elections to the elec-