The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

"
err a Graded Common School shall be
established and maintained by the levy
and collection for that purpose, Of
a tax of fifty cents on each one hun
dred dollars worth OF property in
said district, owned by white persons
and corporations, and poll tax of
s1.5O on each white InhaIbitant therein
over twenty-one years old, under Sec
ton 1OO and following, of the commo,
school laws.
The said district to be bounded as
follows, wiz
Beginning at r. Q. Tichenor's farm
and including him; thence to G.. H.
Ashby's, and to exclude him; thence
to. and including Bdwina Rowe and
by: thence to and including the Ben
Dexter farm; thence to and including
France Heflin; thence to, and includ-
ing VIM. Matlock's farm; thence to,
and including t. H. Benton, Virgil
Bishop and John l. AshIby; thence to
willis Rowe farm and including 1t and
B. F. Calvert farm; thence to 7. M.
Hatchres including him; thence to
Doc Vincent's including him; thence
to w l. Igleheart's including him;
thence to r. G. Tichenor's the begin
ming.
We further represent that this boun
dairy embraces common school dis
trict, No. II. and this petition has
the approval of the trustee of said
district and also the County Superin-
tendent of schools.
We designate the hill Immediately
on the east, and adjoining the pres
ent site as the proper place for the
proposed graded common school
building" and certify that said site
is not more than two and one-haH
miles from any portion of the boun-
Diary of said district.
we respectfully subscribe ourselves,
your Petitioners. as set out above,
this 18th day of JAM, 1909" Signed
w. A. Tichenor, and 26 other legal
voters.
1t further appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court, that said petit
ton was regularly filed, docketed at
the February, 1909, term of this Court
by order was laid over for one month
for exceptions. and none having been
noted, or filed herein, and that said
petition and proposition meets with the
approval of James M. DeWeese, Coun-
ty Superintendent of schools of Ohio
county, as per his Endorsement there
on; Therefore, the Court being suffi-
GENTLY advised, it is ordered and adj
judged that said graded common schoo
district be established as fully set out
Barney Rowe; thnece to the Melton
farm, including it; thence to H. B.
Ashby's excluding him; thence to H.
o. Benefits and including him; thence
to w. B. McLean's and excluding him;
thence to, and including w. P. Ash
In the petition herein filed, and as
above recorded, and that the sheriff
of Ohio county, R. B. Martin. be, and
he is hereby ordered and directed to
open a poll at the school house in
the said Centertown school district
on Saturday April the 18th, 1909, for
the purpose of taking the sense of the
legal white voters of said district
which district does not embrace any
portion OF any other white school dis
trict" as to whether majority of
said legal, white voters are In favor
of the levying and collection, annu-
ally, Of tax OF fifty cents on each
$4,000 worth of taxable property with
In said district, owned by white per
sons and corporations and also a poll
tax Of $3.50 on each legal. white voter
residing within said district, for the
purpose of repairing, erecting or pur-
chasing suitable building &c.-and the
maintenance of said graded, white
common school as aforesaid.
1t is further adjudged by the Court
that each and all of the allegations
and statements as set forth in the
petition herein filed are true.
The said Sheriff of Ohio county,
when furnished with copy of the
orders &C., herein, by the clerk OF
this court will have same published
as required by law, will at the same
time and place as above directed,
cause the two officers by him appoint
ed to hold said election, to PROFOUND
the following question to each of the
legal, white voter offering to vote,
Are you for or againt the levying
and collection annually OF a Tax Of
% cent on each $4,000 worth of tax
able property within said district own
ed by white persons and corporations
and poll tax of $3.50 on each legal
white voter resident therein, to be
used for the purposes herein set forth
and they shall record the vote there
ona the voter may direct.
And they shall at the same time
and place hold an election at which