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shall cause due advertisement of such registration, as well as the sitting
of the town clerk, treasurer and collector as an officer of registration as
hereinbefore specified, by advertisement inserted in at least two news-
papers, published in the town of Cambridge, stating the time and place
of such registration and the wards in which it shall be held. Such officers
of registration and the town clerk, treasurer and collector, when sitting
as an officer of registration, shall have, during the appointed time of their
respective sittings, in addition to the duties and authority hereinbefore
given them, such powers as are conferred on officers of registration by
Section 16, of Article 33, of the Code of Public General Laws of Mary-
land. Each candidate, at any election held under any of the provisions
of the Charter of Cambridge, or any amendments thereto, shall have the
right to enter the place of registration or the polling place for his ward
at any time during the days appointed for registration of voters, or dur-
ing the voting and the counting of the votes, each candidate shall also
have the right to designate one watcher, who shall have the same power
as the candidate himself, in regard to observing the conduct of the regis-
tration, the casting and counting of the vote. Unless there are more than
two candidates for nomination for Commissioner of Cambridge in any
ward, no primary election shall be held and the one candidate or two,
as the case may be, shall stand as the candidate or candidates to be voted
for at the following election or special election for Commissioner of
Cambridge.

PRIMARY EJECTIONS.

1912, ch. 694, sec. 45B.

49. Candidates to be voted for at all elections for Commissioners or
for any other elective office under this charter shall be nominated by a
primary election, and no other name shall be placed upon the official ballot
in any general election except those selected in the manner hereinafter
prescribed. Primary elections shall be held for such nominations upon
the second Tuesday in June in the wards from which Commissioners are to
be elected on the second Wednesday of July following, and the judges
appointed for the general election shall be the judges for the primary elec-
tion and shall qualify for such primary election and be subject in respect
to the primary election to the provisions of Section 52 of this Article.

Any person desiring to become a candidate for Commissioner or any
other elective officer under this charter shall, at least ten days before said
primary election file with the town clerk a statement of such candidacy
in substantially the following form, to wit:
Candidate for Nomination for .............

State of Maryland, Dorchester County, to wit: I, .................

being first sworn, say that I reside at ............ Street, City of Cam-
bridge, county of Dorchester, State of Maryland, that I am a qualified
voter therein; that I am a candidate for the office of ............. to be

.......... voted upon at the primary election to be held on the........