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general election and further finding that
no special election had been neld in the
said county of Bollinger within the last
four years past to determine, decide and
vote on the matter and proposition OF
whether spurious and intoxicating
| liquor, including wine and beer, should
be sold within the limits of the county of
| BollingCr aforesaid, lying outside the
corporate limits OF any city or town hav-
ing at the time twenty five hundred or
more inhabitants, and known as the local
| option law, ard the court further finding
| that there was no incorporated city or
town within the limits of the county of
Bollinger aforesaid, having at the time
of the reception of the aforesaid petition
and the making Of the order, population
of twenty-fi five hundred or more inhaoi-
tants, it was therefore by the court order
ed that special election be held on
Saturday, the 10Th day of March, in the
year 1904, to vote on the proposition of
whether or not Bollinger county afore-
said shall adopt the law known as the
local option law and thereby decide and
determine whether or not spirituous and
Intoxicating liquors, including wine and
beer, shall be sold within the limits OF
Bollinger county aforesaid, and that the
said special election shall be held in the
said county of Bollinger, at the usual
voting precincts for holding general eiec-
tions in said county of Bollinger for state
officers, and that at the said special elec-
ton no one shall be entitled TO vote on the
matter and proposition who is not
legally qualified voter of said Bollinger
county, and that all legally qualified
voters of the said county of Bollinger
shall be entitled to vote at said special
shall be conducted, the returns thereof
ascertained and determined in accord
anee in all respects with the laws of the
state of Missouri governing general cleo
tions for county officers; and it was by
the court further ordered, that the cleo
ton so as aforesaid ordered, shall be a
special election and shall be separate and
distinct from any other election whatever
and that notice of the said election be
published in the Lutesville Banner, q
newspaper published in the said county
of Bollinger, for four consecutive weeks
and the last insertion to be within ten
days next before the said special election
and that the clerk of the said County
Court shall give due notice hv publication
Now, therefore, in accordance with the
above reclted writing and oruer, 1t Is by
the Clerk Of the County Court of Boiling
er county, Missouri, ordered th.at the
qualified voters of Bollinger county, Mis-
souri,, be notified, and they f4re hereby
notified that a special election will be
held at the usual voting precincts insaid
county OF Bollinger, on Saturday, the
10Th day of March, in the year 1904, to
detcrr25r1 ~Nother or not spirituous and
iutoz)"2,las liquor, including wine and
beer, shall be sold within the limits OF
the said county of Bollinger, lying out
side of the corporate limits OF any city or
town having twenty-five hundred or
more inhabitants and do hereby author
ize and direct that the said Lutesville
Banner, newspaper SO as aforesaid
published, to insert this notice in said
paper for four consecutive issues of said
paper, in Obedience to said order of the
County Court of Dol!Irglr county.
IN TESTIMONY have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the said Court at my office in the
town of Marble Hill, in the county of
Bollinger, state of Missouri, this 18th
day of February, 1904.
Clerk of the County Court.