118 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Election of Baltimore city shall thereupon cause to be printed
upon the official ballots for the primary elections to be held in
Baltimore city the name of each candidate for any State office,
who shall file with said board a certificate as aforesaid, and
make the payment aforesaid, so that the name of all candidates
for each State office shall appear upon the official primary bal-
lots of Baltimore city and be voted upon in the manner in
which candidates in primary elections in Baltimore city are
required to be voted for under the provisions of the law regula-
ting primary elections in said city. The primary elections
shall be held under the supervision and control of the Board
of Supervisors of Election of Baltimore city for the purpose
of nominating, in conformity with the provisions hereof afore-
said, candidates of each of the said political parties for State
offices in the several legislative districts of Baltimore city,
and such primary shall be held and conducted in all respects,
including due notice to the public thereof, subject to and in
conformity with the provisions and requirements of the exist-
ing primary election law for Baltimore city, except as to the
time of holding the same as aforesaid. The counting and can-
vassing and returns of the vote in the primary elections for
candidates for such State offices shall be conducted and made
in the same manner as is prescribed with respect to candidates
for the nomination for other offices by this Act for the several
counties and by the primary election law of Baltimore city
for said city. Within ten days after each primary election the
State Central Committee or governing bodies of the several
counties of the State, shall submit to the chairman of, the
State Central Committee of the respective political parties for
the whole State a certified statement of the number of votes
cast in the primary election in each of the counties for the
several candidates for each State office voted upon in such
primary election and the said chairman of the State Central
Committee of each of the said political parties for the whole
State shall thereupon publish in two daily newspapers pub-
lished in Baltimore city, certified statements of the votes in
said primary elections for such candidates for State offices so
sent to him by said State Central Committees or governing
bodies of the several counties, and in such publication the chair-
man of the State Central Committee for each of said political
parties for the whole State shall furthermore declare which
candidate, of the party for the State Central Committee of
which he is acting chairman, received the greatest number of
votes cast by the voters of that party for each of said State
offices. And the Board of Supervisors of Elections of Balti-
more city shall within ten days after said primaries in the