ART. 33] PEIMAEY ELECTIONS. 937

or member of an executive committee or managing body of a political
party, his residence, place where he is a registered voter, his address,
the office or position for which he seeks to be nominated or selected, and
the party to which he belongs, and duly acknowledged by the person
filing such certificate for such nomination or selection before an officer
duly authorized to take acknowledgments, who shall append a certificate
of auch acknowledgment. The certificate to be filed by a candidate
seeking to be elected as a delegate to a convention shall, moreover, specify
the convention 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 delegates, executive or member of an executive com-
mittee, or managing body of a political party aforesaid, shall be
published seven days before the said election in the mode prescribed in
section 45 of said article 33, as far as may be practicable. It shall not
be necessary to print sample ballots or cards of instructions for such
elections, but either or both shall be printed by the board of supervisors
of election 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 printing. Each candidate for
nomination for public office at a primary election shall pay the sum of
twenty-five dollars ($25) for each county or legislative district of Balti-
more city in which his name appears upon the ballot; provided, that in
any county where the salary of the office for which nomination is sought
is three hundred dollars ($300) or less, such payment shall be ten
dollars ($10); and if a candidate for governor, attorney-general, comp-
troller, or clerk of the court of appeals of the State, then he shall pay
the sum of ten dollars ($10) for each county or legislative district of
Baltimore city, upon filing his respective certificate with the board of
supervisors of elections; and the board of supervisors for Baltimore
city shall pay over the amount so received to the mayor and city
council of Baltimore, and the board of supervisors of elections for each
county, shall pay over the amount so received to the county commis-
sioners of each county, respectively; and all the expenses of each of
said primary elections in Baltimore city shall be paid by the mayor
and city council 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 ballots to be used at all primary
elections to be held in the several counties of the State shall be prepared
and printed 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 55 of this article
for general elections, except that there shall 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 participating in