1012 ELECTIONS. [ART. 33.

precinct, the names which in this book are entered, and that
the number of registered and qualified voters was and is the
number of ———— (Signature.)

Dated ————

During the next day the board of registry shall return the
two registers to the board of supervisors of elections, and in
the counties the said boards of registry shall at the same time
return the alphabetical list of the names, color and addresses
of the persons registered and erased by them, and in Balti-
more city the boards of registry shall at the same time return
the lists made by them at their last session; and the said
boards of supervisors shall at once cause said alphabetical lists
to be printed in handbill form in long primer type, and copies
thereof posted, within three days after the return of said lists, as
aforesaid, in such manner that they may be easily read, in at
least ten prominent places in the respective precincts. The
board of supervisors in the city of Baltimore and in the sev-
eral counties shall cause to be printed at least ten extra copies
of all the handbills prepared by them, respectively, under this
article, and as many more copies as may be required to supply
all demands for any of them made, with the tender of the price
before the printing thereof, which copies they shall sell to the
public at five cents per copy, the proceeds of said sales to be
applied towards paying the expenses of printing the same.
The said boards of supervisors shall furnish to any one making
written application therefor, within ten days after such applica-
tion has been received, or in less time, if practicable, a certified
copy, under their- hands, of the names, addresses, color and
ages of all persons registered in any ward in said city, or in
any election precinct or district of said county, for the sum of
fifteen dollars per ward in said city, and two dollars for a
single precinct, and for the sum of half a cent for each voter's
name on said registry in the counties, which said sum shall be
applied towards paying the expenses of making said certified
copies. It shall be the duty of the said supervisors to make
proper provisions in advance, so that they will be able to make
and furnish such copies when ordered, as hereinbefore required.
Ryninger v. Keating, 60 Md. 334. Muncher v State, 66 Md. 227.

1896, ch. 202, sec 23.

24. Any person who feels aggrieved by the action of any
board of registry in refusing to register him as a qualified
voter, or in erasing or misspelling his name, or that of any