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264 ELECTIONS. [ART. XXXIII
Said candidates for Governor, Comptroller, Attorney General and 'Clerk
of the Court of Appeals, upon filing their respective certificates with
the Secretary of State as .aforesaid shall each pay to him the sum of
Two Hundred and Seventy ($970.00) Dollars, which in turn shall be
transmitted by him in sums of Ten ($10.00) Dollars each to the Super-
visors of Elections of each county of the State, and the sum of Forty
($40.00) Dollars thereof to the Supervisors of Elections of Baltimore
City; and the Board of Supervisors of Elections of 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; and the said ballots shall be prepared and printed in
number not less than twice the number of registered voters of the
respective political parties participating in such primary, as nearly as
the same may be estimated, and shall be delivered by such Boards of
Supervisors of Elections to the election officials as provided in this
Article for general elections.
1908, ch. 737, sec. 160D, F, G and H. 1910, ch. 741, sec. 160H (p. 119). 1912, ch. 2,
sec. 160H. 1916, ch. 160. sec. 185.
185. The names of candidates for nomination for each office or for
each place or position aforesaid, respectively, shall be arranged alpha-
betically upon the ballots according to the surnames of the candidates.
Ballots in all said primary elections shall be cast, counted and can-
vassed and the result of the election announced and certified in Balti-
more City and in each of the counties of the State, as now provided by
this Article for general elections; and the said primary elections shall be
held and conducted and determined in the manner and form provided
by this Article for general elections, and subject to all the regulations,
requirements and provisions as prescribed by this Article for general
elections in so far as the same are or may be applicable to said primary
elections and except as may be herein provided. And the provisions
of the general election law, governing election contests are hereby
expressly declared to be applicable to such primary elections. Chal-
lengers and watchers representing the candidates in any said primary
elections shall be allowed to be present at the several voting places dur-
ing the voting and counting of the ballots, as provided in this Article
with respect to general elections. As each voter's name shall be entered
in the poll book kept by the two clerks of election, there shall be entered
opposite his name the name of the party whose candidate or candidates
he voted for. If in Baltimore City or in any county more names are
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