The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-03-02

manner as appeals are taken from the
county court IN action at law, except
that the notice of appeal if not entered
in the journal at the time the order is
made shall be served on the county
judge and no appeal bond shall be
required. If the circuit court upon
such appeal shall be satisfied that the
county court should have ordered an
election, that court shall direct the
county court to proceed as if it had
declared. the proceedings sufficient.
If upon such appeal the circuit court
shall decide that the Judgment of the
county court was correct, it shall make
an order affirming the JUDGEMENT of
that court.
Sec. S. Whenever a special election
shall be ordered as provided in this act
the county court shall cause to be
printed notices thereof signed by the
county clerk to be posted in like man.
ner as notices of general election are
now posted, which notices shall partic-
ularly specify the amount of bonds
proposed to be issued, the length of
time they shall run, and the maximum
rate of interest they shall bear, and
the beginning and terminus of such
roads as shall be permanently improved
and name the amount of money to be
expended on such road or roads. These
notices shall be posted at least twenty
days before the date of the election.
Sec. 6. The county court shall have
printed for use at such special election
the same number of ballots, both Off
cial ballots and sample ballots as
would be required by the election laws
at general election. The election
shall be conducted and the votes can
vassed in the same manner as at a
general election and the judges and
clerks appointed Tor the next preceding
general election shall act as judges and
clerks at such special election.
shall be called in any county, in any
one year.
Sec. s. If at any special election as
provided for in this act, majority
of the whole number of legal voters
of the couny who shall vote upon such
question shall vote in favor of issuing
such bonds the county court shall enter
an order in its journal declaring that
fact and that order shall be absolutely
conclusive as to the regularity of all the
proceedings in reference to the matter.
Sec. 9. After having entered the
order as provided in section eight OF
this act the county court shall cause
the bonds to be issued and shall adver.
tise such amount of them for sale as in
the judgment of the court shall make
such additional sale Of bonds so issued
as may be necessary. Such sale shall
be made through bids received upor
such advertisement as the court may
deem necessary to afford the best
means of procuring the highest prices
for such bonds, and all bids shall be ir
writing and be publicly opened at {
time and place to be specified in tht
advertisement. Whatever other means
of advertising the sale of such bonds
the court may adopt it shall advertise
such sale for at least three weeks il
two newspapers printed in the county
if there are that many, and if there il
but one then in it, and shall also, foI
the same length of time post the ad
vertisement on the Court house dnor o.
upon the bulletin board ordinarily use(
for posting legal notices. The bond
shall be sold to the highest bidder, bu
preference shall be given to citizens O
the county, and if the court is not sat
isfied with the bids it may reject all O
them.
Sec. 10. All the money raised unde
the provisions of this act shall be uset
in constructing such permanent publi
road or roads in that county whicl