1216 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

visors of Elections in Baltimore City or in any of the counties,
as the case may be, containing the name of the person seeking;
a nomination for office or to'be a delegate to a convention, or an
executive or member of an executive committee or managing
body of a political party, his residence, place where he is a regis-
tered voter, his address, the office or position for which he seek
to be nominated or selected, and the party to which he belongs,
and duly acknowledged by the person filing such certificate for
such nomination or selection before an officer duly authorized
to take acknowledgments, who shall append a certificate of such
acknowledgment. The certificate to be filed by a candidate
seeking to be elected as a delegate to a convention shall, more-
over, specify the convention to which he seeks to be elected.
All such certificates must be filed and payments made by can-
didates for the nomination of Governor, Comptroller, Attorney-
general and Clerk of the Court of Appeals not less than thirty
days before the day of said primary election, and by all other
candidates not less than twenty days before said primary elec-
tion. The names of the several candidates for nomination or
for delegates, executive or member of an executive commitee,
or managing body of a political party aforesaid, shall be pub-
lished seven days before the said election in the mode pre-
scribed in Section 44 of said Article 33, as far as may be prac-
ticable. It shall not be necessary to print sample ballots or
cards of instructions for such elections, but either or both shall
be printed by the Board of Supervisors of Elections of the City
of Baltimore, when requested by any candidate in said primary
election, said request to be accompanied by a sum of money
necessary to cover the cost of printing. Each candidate for
nomination for public office at a primary election shall pay the
sum of twenty-five ($25.00) dollars for each county or legisla-
tive district of Baltimore City in which his name appears upon,
the ballot, provided that in any county where the salary of
the office for which nomination is sought is three hundred dol-
lars. ($300) or less, such payment shall be ten dollars ($10),
upon filing his respective "certificate with the Board of Super-
visors of Elections, but candidates for Governor, Attorney-
General, Comptroller or Clerk of the Court of Appeals of the
State shall file their said certificates of nomination with the
Secretary of State at Annapolis, and the Secretary of State,
immediately on receipt of the same, shall certify the fact of
said filing and the name and description of each person so filing
said certificate as specified therein to. the Supervisors of Elec-
tions of Baltimore City, and of every County in the State. Said