The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-25

the boundary of such voting precinct shall be arranged and re-arranBed from time to time as uear as pracfi- cable that not exceeding four nundreo electors reside in any voting precinct
 Sec. 6. The council or governing body of the city or town shall nave the power to change or re-arrange the lines of the wards in said city or town. as often as Is necessary for the pus- pose of equa1izing the number of voters entitled to vote In each ward in the city, or town. and each ward In the city. or town, shall have as near practicable an equal number of qualified electors.
 Section T. In any county where a property tax is assessed and collected by the county authorities for the con- struction and maintenance of the pub lie roads and, bridges In the county the board of revenue, or court of county commissioners shall each year cause to be drawn a proper warrant payable to each city or town in such county hay ing within it's corporate limits property taken in under the provisions of this act, such warrant to bc for an amount equal to one-half of the road and bridge tax paid to the county on prop erty within the corporate limits of the city, or town. And ths council or gov erning body of such city or town shall use the money so paid to 1t by the board of revenue or court of county commissioners in keeping up and main taining the public roads, streets. high ways and bridges. and In opening new roads. streets, highways and construct ing new bridges in the territory brought within the corporate limits of the city under the provisions of this act, the surplus of such funds, if any, to be used In keeping up and main- taing streets, highways and bridges in any other part of the city or town that the board or governing body of the city or town may direct
 Sec 8. The probate judge shall be entitled to the same fees for his ser- vices performed under the provisions hereof as he is authorized by law to charge and collect for similar services rendered by him and all other officers shall be entitled to the same compen- sation for services rendered by them as they are authorized by law to charge and collect for similar services rendered by them, and the city at whose instance the service Is per- formed under the provisions hereof, shall pay all cost and expense thereof except in the case of contest as here in provided.
 See. 9. Any city or town having ex- tended it's corporate limits under the provisions of this act or any other act, or law may again extend it's corporate limits hereunder or uuder any other act or law authorizing an extension of corporate limits by such city or town.
 Sec. 10. In every proceeding to ex- tend the corporate limits of any city or town under the provisions hereof. the council or governing body of such city or town shall declare in each and every resolution herein provided for and the probate judge shall declare in each and every order directing and or- dering an election to be held hereIn- der. and in every notice given here- under, and in every order made and entered on the records of the probate court hereunder, that such resolution. order or notice. as the case may be, is passed, given or entered under the pro- visions of this act,
 Sec. II. After an election has been held in any territory under the pro- visions of this or any other act or law. no other or subsequent election shall be ordered or held for the same ter ritory or any part thereof within six mouths next after said election.
 Approved March IS, 1907
 Official;
 Frank N Julian,
 Secretary of State.