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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30

such approval by more than a majority
Of such qualified electors.
Be il further ordained, by the Mayor
and Board Of Aldermen Of the City Of
Greenwood. that the said election, held
for the aforesaid purpose, was carried
In favor Of the purchase by the City Of
Greenwood, from the Greenwood Light
and Water Company Of the w~aterworks.
sewerage, electric light plant, with its
franchises and appurtenances thereunto
belonging.
BE it further ordained, that for cause
this day shown to the Board. that this
ordinance take effect and be in force
from after its passage.
Approved. W. S. NARDAMAN.
Attest; Mayor.
X. WILSON, Clerk.
The foregoing ordinance was first re-
duccd 10 writing, read and considered
BY sections at a public and special meet
ing Of the Mayor and Board Of Alder
men Of the City Of Greenwood, said
meeting called for that purpose, and the
vote on its final passage was taken by a
yea and nay vote.
Aldermen A. i. Gardner, d. c. Peteet,
W. T. Fountain voting yea.
r. WILSON, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30

same a. above prescribed; the said f..
r. McShane being hereby appointed TO
prepare and have printed a sufficient
number Of suitable ballots to be used in
said election.
Be il further ordained, that the Com
m~issiOners herein appointed make due
report Of the election so held and the
results and returns thereof to the Mayor
and Board Of Aldermen at their next
meeting, after the said election is held,
whether such meeting be a special or
regular me-.
Be il further ordained, that the ballots
he printed in form, as follows: that is
to say, that there shall be printed on
each ballot the following: "Shall the
City Of Greenwood purchase the system
Of waterwOrks, sewerage, electric lights
and franchise and appurtenances there
unto belonging, now owned by the
Greenwood Light and Water Company
at and for the sum Of $l22, $50. 80.
For the purchase.
Against the purchase
BE it further ordained for cause, this
day shown to the board, that this ordi-
nance take effect and be in force from
and after It's passage.
Approved this Both day Of March,
1904. ". s, EARApAWAN,
Attest: Mayor.
r. WILSON, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
CITY ORDINANCES.


TO ". r. Loggins. John Clark. A. +.
Gardner. ". T. Fountain and q, c.
Petcrt, members Of the Board DfAlder-
men of the City Of Greenwood, Nissls-
sippi.
You will take notice that Fl special
meeting Of the Mayor and Board Of a.
dermcH " the City Of Greenwood is
hereby called 10 meet at the Mayors
Dillc" in saldcity at / O'Clock b. Hr april
/ ~, 1904.
Said meeting 10 be held for the follow
ing purposes, tO-Wit:
First For the purpose oi receiving
and passing on the report Of the c0m~
mj7sIpHers appointed at the meeting Of
said Board to hold an election To ascer-
tain whether or not a majority Of the
( qualified electors Of the Chg Of Green
wood approved Of the purchase by the
said City Of Greenwood the w~atcrwDrks,
sewerage, electric lights, and appurtcn-
aUccs owned by the Greenwood Light &
Water Company.
Second For the pnrposs Of canvass
ing the returns and declaring the re-
suits Of said election.
Third For the purpose Of cIecting to
purchase said property, waterwoTks,
sewerage, electric light plant, appurtcn-
auncs ~thercuHtO belonging and fran
rhiscs at the price Of Sl42 $3.50 and
assuming to pay the amount to the
Greenwood Light q Water Company.
Fourth For the purpose Of providing
for adopting and giving notice Of the
proposal by the Board OF MAYOR and Al
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
An Ordinance

Exercising the option Of the City OF
Greenwood by the purchase, by it,
from the Greenwood Light and Water
Company Of the property, water
works, sewerage and electric light
systems, together with the franchises
and appurtenanccs thercunto belong
ing, being the property of the Green
wood Light and Water Company.
Whereas, Under contract with the
Greenwood Light and Water Company,
the successor Of c. T.. Wright. the
City Of Greenwood now has an option Of
purchasing the watcrworks, sewerage
and electric light systems and appurten-
ances t]hereunto belonging, being the
property Of the said Greenwood Light
and Water Company;
And Whereas. At an election properly
held on the 18th day of April, 1904, the
question of whether or not the City Of
Greenwood should purchase the afore-
said property, was submitted to a vote
of the qualified electors of said city, and
was, by more than a majority Of them,
approved.
Therefore, Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the
City of Greenwood, that the said city
exercises said option which it
has, under its contract with the Green
wood Light and Water Company, the
successor of c. Z. Wright, by agreeing
to take said property, w~aterworks, sew
crage and electric light systems, with
the franchises and appurtenances there
unto belonging, and hereby assumes to
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
Excursion Columbus to GreenyiIIe and
Return, May list, 1904.

The Southern Railway will operate an
excursion, leaving Greenwood at 11;45
a. M, May list, arriving in Greenville at
$50 p. M, same date. Tickets will be
sold from Greenwood at rate Of so cents
for the round trip, good only on special
train which will leave Greenville return
ing at 1890 p. NJ, May list. For further
information see any Southern Railway
Ticket Agent. c. A. B~ENscoTER,
A. G.. p. a.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30

Whereas, According to the terms of a
certain contract entered into by the
City of Greenwood with c. Z. Wright.
his Successors and assigns, the said city,
after having performed certain prelim-
mary steps, had the option Of purchas-
ing the waterwOrks, sewerage, electric
light plant and appurtenances thereun-
to belonging, from the Greenwood Light
and Water Company, the s~uccessor of c.
f.. Wright.
And Whereas, In order to have the
proper authority for the exercise Of the
option of purchase on said plant, an cleo
tion was, on the 18th of April, 1904, held
at which the question of whether or not
said plant should be purchased by the
City of Greenwood, was submitted to
the vote Of the qualified electors Of said
city and by a majority of them APP
proved.
And Whereas, The said city has ex-
ercised it's option by electing to pur-
chase the said property, and has as
sumed to pay the amount Of $122, 1856 80
therefor.
And Whereas, The said amount of
Sl32, $500 purchase money must be
paid for said property within six
months from the time the said city
elected to purchase;
And Whereas, 1t appears to the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen that, in
the promotion Of the best interests of
the City OF Greenwood, q purchase of
said property under the contract should
be made.
Therefore, Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of tho
City of Greenwood that it is their pur-
to issue the bonds Of the City
of Greenwood to the amount Of
1929, 100000, Or so much thereof as may
be necessary for the purpose of purchas-
ing said waterworks, sewerage, electric
light plant and the ap%purtenances there
unto belonging, by the City of Green
wood aforesaid. This notice to be pub
lished in accordance with the provisions
Of Sections 3014, 30l5, 3O18, Of the An
Code Of Mississippi, for the pur-
pose of notifying the taxpayers of the
City Of Greenwood of the proposed ac-
Jion Of the Mayor and Board Of Alder
men Of said city.
Be it further ordained, that this be
published for three consecutive weeks
II THE COMMONWEALTH and the Enter
Prise, weekly newspapers published in
he City of Greenwood.
Aldermen W.. T. Fountain, A. f. Gard
Ter, D. c. Petcet voting aye.
". S. VARDAMAN, Mayor.
r. WILSON, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
VERY Low RATES
To Chicago and Return via Southern
Railway

Account General Conference \. NJ. T.
Church, Southern Railway announces
rate Of M fare plus 50 cents for round
trip to Chicago and return. Tickets to
bc sold April 20 and 80, May I and >:
limit, May 10. BY dcpositing tickets
and payment Of fec Of 10 conts final
limit may be extended until Jnnc 10.
For tickets and detailed information,
e nearest agent OF write
II. b. CREAGlt, Travelling Pass. Agent,
J. c. Lusk, District Passenger Agent,
aplO-Jt Birmingham, Ala,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
Appointment Held Up.

The appointment OF a successor Ia
Agent l.. Il. Oliver has been hold
up pending consideration Of q petit ion
from the Greenwood Board Of Trade.
The people of Greenwood want to soc
Chief Clerk Russell promoted to the
position vacated by Mr., Oliver. and it
is probable that the wishes Of thu citi-
zcns will have a great deal OF wcirbt
with the railroad company. Mr.. Rus
sell is thoroughly competent for the
Of the position. He is cleye and
accommodating and possesses fine bust
qualifications.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
An Ordinance

In relation 70 submitfinr IN q r,,to nj
the qualified olectnrs of tho civ NJ
Greenwood thn nronositinp or wEotb,
err or not the said CITY Of Groom wood
shall purchase the systpm of water.
works, electric limits sovera rr. fran
chiscs and a~upUrtrnancrs tbCronnto
belonging to and now owned nv tho
Greenwood lfpht and Wgter Conn
pany.
Whereas, The NIovor and Rnord nf
! Aldermen of the CITY Of GrrenwooJ' aid
ut a rcgulur moctipr Of said Roar d brId
September =. 1901. cuter into a contract
with c. T.. WRIGHT. his Successors and
assigns. for rho erection and r,~oi,tnn
ancc of n systcm Of v~yatnrwnrke sn,ror-
age and electric lirbts. which contract
was entered into after boyipr hccn an
proved by a majority of tho nuoRGnd
electors of the said CITY Of Greenwood
at an election which submitted In their
vote the question rs to whether or NOT
said contract with said Wrirht shomI5
be entered into by said Board said oInc.
ton having been brld on Sep+omhnr >
1901. in accordance with the method
prescribed bv Section 2glS Of the Anro-
tated Code of 1892:
Whereas, The said contract rs entorcd
into bv said CITY Of Greenwood with e
T.. Wright, contained a prnv;sion allow.
ing the City of Greenwood an nption
after the performance cf contain nrn-
liminary stems, sncb as thc irvine of
written notices TO G. r. Wrirhf his cana.
ccssors or assigns. of It's intention 70
purchase. together with the onnoint-
mcnt of appraisers and the fling of thcir
report, Of taking said p]roperty. water
works, sewerage and electric lirht pIant
ut the amount of said award contained
in said report, and bv ASSUMING ia nav |
said amount to the said Wright, his sue
CcssOrs or assigns; and
Whereas, said preliminary stems have
all been performed in accordance With
the terms and conditions or said con-
tract and the rrport of tho annr,ieors
that the amount to be Maid for s,id
property bv said citv shonId he 500
$500 has hccn fled as nrpscrihod in
said contract, gul
Whereas, 1t is conceived nv tbe
and Board Of Aldermen. that The
interests of the CITY Of Grncnyyood will
~ best SuhSCrVGd by an immediate nur-
'hasc of said property. w~atnrwnrks
Electric lights and sewerage system MS
t is now in the power of thc CITY 70 do
Ill precedent steps having bcen nron.
'rly taken for the exercise of the thirty
option Of purchase rs contained in
aid contract, and
Whereas. II opneors, that in oraor IN
o exercise said oution ne Ia n~nrcb,sc
t said property. il is necessary to snh-
nit to a vote of the ouoli6ed electors of
he City of Greenwood, the pronosition
{ whether or not said pnrcbasn sboi1 ho {
lade bv said CITY. and thot in order to :
Tcctuatc said purchase. \ majority of a
nd qualified electors mnst e~xnress Inv G
icir votes. approyal of said nnrcboso y
' the Mavor and Board Of Aldermen Of
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
EXCURSION RATES
To P~ittsburS. Pa, and Return Via
Southern Railway.

Account Conference National Asset,
alton OF Manufacturers, Southern Rail
way announces II nrst-class fare plus
% cents for the round trip to pittsburg
and return. Tickets to be sold May IL,
10 and 10; final limit, May q, 1904. For
tickets, detailed information, etc, sec
nearest agent or write
II. h. CREAGu, Travelling Pass. Agent.
j. c. LrsK, District Passenger Agent,
apld-5t Birmingham, Ala,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
G]recnwood's New Addition.

Plans have been drawn for q new adj
dit'on to the southern depot Mt Grccn-
wood, which will be in the nature of a
twonty-toot extension on the east end.
This will be the second extension to the
depot here in less than q years TIM,
and indicates the remarkable growth If
the city and the confidence which the
railroad has in the future Of the place
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30

And Whereas, 1t appears that Il. II.
McShane, A, Weller and Arch Pctect,
appointed in said ordnance as Commits
sioners TO hold said election did, in pur-
suance Of said instructions therein con
tanned, make due publication as pre-
scribcd by law, Of notice Of said election
in the Greenwood COMMONWEALTH and
the Enterprise, two weekly papers pub
Iished in the City Of Greenwood, for
three consecutive weeks, said notice be-
ing in words and figures as follows, to-
,tit.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-30
April 10.
a Stitch In Time.

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IL another version of the proverbial
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