Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-01-27
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was indorsed by a majority OF the
Trustees Of said District, and by the
Superintendent of Common Schools
for said County; and said petitioners
being tax payers in said Common
School District, praying the Judge
of the Crittenden County Court, to
have an order made on his order
book, ordering the Sheriff, whose
duty it is to hold Elections, to open
a poll, or cause it to be done, at the
next regular State, Town or City
election, to be held therein. or any
other day fixed by the Judge o.
said Court in the order, for the pur-
pose Of taking the sence of the legal
white voters in said School District
upon the proposition as to whether
Graded Common School shall be
established and maintained by the
Levy and collection for that purpose
of Tax of so cents On each One
Hundred Dollars worth of property
in said District owned by white per-
sons and by corporations; and Poll
Tax of 81. 80, on each white inhabi-
tant therein over twenty one years
Of age, for the purpose Of maintain
ing a Graded Common School for
white children in said District, and
for the erection and repairing OF
suitable buildings thereof.
Said District to be bounded as
follows, viz:--Beginning at the
Wallace Ferry on the Ohio River,
thence with the Marion road exclud-
ing William Wallace house to X. p.
LaRue excluding him and ohm Pat.
ton; thence to Harve MINERS exclu.
ding him; thence to the Albert
Wallace place excluding it; thence
to the Ohio River above the Barnett
and Croft farms; thence down the
river to the beginning.
1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that the Sheriff of Crittenden
County do open or cause to be
opened a Poll in Tolu Common
School District No. 10, on the 26th.
day of February. 1910, from six
o clock a. m. to four o'clock p. m.
at the school house for white chill
dreu in said District to take the
sence of the legal white voters of
said District upon the proposition,
whether or not they will vote an an
nual Tax Of 80 cents on each One
Hundred Dollars worth of property
belonging to white citizens and cor
porations and Poll Tax of 81. 80
on each white male inhabltant over
twenty-one years of age, residing in
said District, for the purpose OF
maintaining Graded Common
School in said District, and for the
erection and repairing of suitable
buildings therefor, as provided in
Article 10 Section 100, and follow.
ing sections of Com mon School Law.
A Copy Attest
l.. f. GUESS, Clerk.
Pursuant to the above and fore
going order | will on February, Goth,
1910, between The hours of a. m.
and p. m. at the Public School
building IN Tolu, kv., open a poll
to take the sepce Of the legal white
voters in said proposed Graded
School District upon the proposition
whether or not they will vote an an
nual tax of so cents on the $4,000
worth of taxable property belonging
to white citizens and corporations
and a Poll tax of so on each white
male 'phabitant over Fl years of age,
residing in said District for the pur-
pose of maintaining Graded Com
mon School in said District, and for
the erection and repairing Of suitable
buildings therefor, as is provided in
Article 10, Section 100, aud follow
ing sections OF Common School Law.
This the Oath. day of January, 1910.
JOEL A. PfCKENS,
Sheriff CrittendeL. County.
UnIINu