The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-16
SCHOOL BONDS.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the board of education of
the city Of Guthrie, the same being
School District No. 60 Logan county
state OF oklahoma, at a regular meet
ing held and convened o nthe list day
9i June, A. d., 1908, did request and
utnOrize the Mayor of the City of
Guthrie to issue call for an cleo
tlou by the qualified electors OF said
District No. 60 comprising the terri
tofg within the jurisdiction Of said
Aca-d, and to publish said proclama
iita In the Oklahoma State Capital
and he Daily Leader, daily newspa-
pers Of general circulation in said
city and district FOR at least ten NO)
DAYS giving notice of the time and
Iiace Of holding election on the fol-
oWlug proposition. to-wit:
10 issue bonds on School District
80 SO in the sum of Twenty-Five
thousand 1926, 100000, Dollars for the
erection of four Ga. additional rooms
Oh each of Central Hill and Banner
school buildings, said bonds to be is
sued to run not exceeding twenty 60
years from date and TO be sold at not
less han their par value.
Now, therefore, /, c. NJ. Barnes,
Mayor of said city of Guthrie. by vir-
tue Of the power and authority inves-
Ted in me by the laws of the State of
Oklahoma and by virtue of a resolu.
tlon adopted by the Mayor and Com
mon Council Of said city at 4 regular
meeting of said council held at the
City Hall in the City of Guthrie on
the 0th day Of June, A. d., 1908. do
hereby give notice, proclaim and de-
ciarT:
That on Tuesday, the 23rd day Of
June. A. d., 1908, an election shall be
held within said city for the purpose
Of submitting the above and foregoing
proposition to the qualified property
tax aging voters of said city as above
described and that the voting places
in the respective wards and voting
precincts for the purpose OF said cleo
ticn are as follows. to wit:
First Ward: Hutsells Store Room
ON oklahoma Avenue.
Second Ward, East Precinct. Cen
tfai School Building
second Ward. West Precinct: Police
Court Room, City Building
lhird Ward Opera House Block,
Harrison Avenu
Fourth Ward; Bowers Stand,
Fourth Street and Noble Avenue
Fifth Ward: l40l West Noble Ave
Guthrie township-City waterworks
pump house
ne following electors Of said wards
anu voting precincts shall act as
judges and clerks respectively Of such
election as follows, to-wit:
First Ward II. H. Dodd. b. r.
Betkey and W. w. Wade, Judges,
and b. a. Mintoyne and Chas. J. Laux
Clerks.
Second Ward. East Precinct: Alya
? saldwln, J. n. Curl and r. w Mcy-
ef udges, and ID. =. Gibson aud Har-
~ 0yerbay Clerks
Second Ward. West Precinct: r. E
Tellman, Con Harrington and Jno
scrinbins. Judges and s. X VauVoor
hoes and r. r. Conner. Clerks.
Third Ward. e II. Furrow. Thos
4iiesins and In. Keys Judges, and
Y Leech, srp and W. p. Adams
Claffs l. tC
Fourth Ward Ben Brummage, j.
"a. ones ahd w II Kelso. Judges
and A. G. Pinckney and 0. b. Mar
shall Clerks.
fifh Ward: Ed Walton. /. j. Park
ef ana w. n Merten Judges. and +.
g liilic and 4. J.. Laverty. Clerks.
ha Board OF Election Commission
e' naH consist of f. w Kinnan, w.
.. piObins and Frank Laux.
She polls shall be opened AZ six
o'clock IN the morning Of such cleo
tlon and shall CLOSE al six o'clock in
ihe afternoon II said date.
fhare shall be prepared by the
3Qel Of Election Commissioners q