ART. 33] NOMINATIONS——BALLOTS AND BALLOT-BOXES. 24T

board of supervisors of such county or city shall at once cause
to be printed a sufficient number of stickers bearing the name of
such substituted nominee, and shall deliver the same in due time
to the judges of election for all of those precincts in said county
or city wherein said nominee may be voted for, and said judges
shall affix such stickers in the proper place on each ticket before
it is given out to the voter. If the resignation or disqualifica-
tion or death and consequent change of nominee shall have
occurred and been made after the first publication provided for
in section 44, and before the second publication, the board of
supervisors shall, if possible, make the proper change in the
second publication.

1896, ch. 302.

47 Whenever a proposed constitution or constitutional
amendment, or other question, is submitted for popular approval
to the voters of the State, the Secretary of State shall duly, and
not less than thirty days before the election, certify the same to
the supervisors of elections in the counties and the city of Balti-
more, and, thereupon, the said supervisors shall include the same,
in the publication provided for in section 44 of this article. If
questions of local concern are to be submitted for approval to the
vote of the people of a county or a municipality, the same shall
be certified to said supervisors of elections within said period by
the county commissioners or the register of the city of Baltimore,,
as the case may be, and shall be advertised as herein provided in
the case of nominees for county or city offices.

Ballots and Ballot-Boxes.

Ibid.

48. All ballots cast in elections for public officers within this
State shall be printed and distributed, as hereinafter provided.
The printing of ballots and cards of instruction for the voters
in each county and the city of Baltimore, and the delivery of
the same to the. judges of election, as provided in this article,,
shall be at public expense, the payment of which shall be pro-
vided for by the several counties and the city of Baltimore
respectively. All ballot-boxes shall be constructed as follows:
Each box shall be one foot, outside measure, as near as may be, 1