The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-04-06
ORDER.

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Whereas, chapter of the Laws
Of North Carolina, passed by the Cen
| eral Assembly at its session Of 1911,
provides that when a request Is made
by the trustees OF the Hendersonyiile
Graded Schools, of the Board OF
Commissioners of the Town Of Hem
dersonviIIe. to call an election for the
purpose Of ascertaining the will Of the
qualified voters OF said town with re-
spect to q proposition to issue bonds
to erect a school building for said
town wherein to conduct q graded
school it is. by law, made the duty Of
the board of commissioners OF said
town to call an election for such pur1I
pose; and
whereas, the board Of trustees OF
the Graded Schools OF said town Of
-HendersonviIl. have, acting within the
scope Of their authority requested the
board of commissioners OF said town
to call an election and cause the same
to be held in accordance with the law,
fortheGpurpose of enabling the quail
fled voters of said town to express
their approval or disapprova1 Of a
proposition to issue $15,000.0 90 in In
terest. bearing coupon bonds Of said
town for the purpose of procuring
the necessary money with which to
erect a modern school building where
in to conduct the graded schools for
the white children of said town.
Therefore, be it ordered by the
board Of commissioners of the town
of Hendersonville, a quorum being
present and voting, that an election
in and for said town be and the same
is hereby called to be held at the city
Hall on the End day of May 1911, at
which election shall be submitted to
the qualified voters of said town, the
proposition to issue interest bearing
coupon bonds of said municipality, in
thesumof$15 100000, for the purpose of
procuring the money necessary to
erect a modern, up-to-date~ school
building, on the old Academy lot in
said town; said bonds to be retired at
the rate of 81. 900 per year, in the
event the issuance o fsame is APPROX
ed by a majority of the qualified vot-
ers of sal dtown, land said bonds
issued and sold.
1t is further ordered by the board,
that the tickets to be used in said
election shall be 2 by 215 inches, in
size. and shall be printed on white
paper without mutilation or orne-
m~entation, and at said election those
favoring said bond issue which shall
be written or printed the words For
Bonds" and those who oppose said
bond issue shall vote a ticket upon
which shall be written of printed the
words Against Bonds" as provided
by law.
G. Stradley be and he is hereby an
pointed registrar of voters for the
said election, whose duty it shall be
to revise the registration books of
said town, SO that same will show an
accurate list of all the qualified voters
Of said town VIII oshalI be entitled to
vote at said election.
1t is further ordered that M. T.
1t is further shrdltau outouop jqq
Pace and, J.. A. Fletcher, be. and they
are hereby appointed judges of said
election, and they, together with said
registrar shall hold and conduct said
election in accordance with law, and
declare the result thereof and make
due return of same under their hands
and seals as required by law.
1t is further ordered that notice
of their appointment as regtrar and
judges, respectively of said election
be served on said StradIey, Pace and
Fletcher, by the sheriff IF Henderson
county or other proper Office, and
that notnce of said election be pub,
1ished in The Western North Carolina
Times and the French Broad Hustler,
for the four weeks Immediately pre-
ceding said election.
The foregoing orders made and en-
tered by the board of commissioners
OF said town. a quorum being present
in special session, on this 22nd day of
March 1911.A
R.H. STATION, Mayor.
]. D. DAVIS. Secretary.