The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-10-11
Call For Stock Law Election

| court, held August 1stn, lol-. boh
james L. Bailey, Judge, presiding.
The petition Of Z. J. Tanner and
others was this day filed in open
court, and is now noted of record
praving for u submission Ok the
question whether cattle generally
shall be permitted to run at large on
the public highways and unenclosed
lands of Hustonville Maoisterial
District No. 4. of Lincoln county,
Kentucky.
1t appearing from a consideration
of said petition that it mas been sign
ed bv more than twenty legal voters
who reside in and are electors IN
said Hustonville Magisterial Dis
trict. No. 4, that at the time the
petitions deposited with the county
court. u sum of money sufficient III
the Judgment Of the court to defray
the expenses of said election; that
bv an order of the Fiscal court OF
Lincoln county now in force the
magisterial district is fixed as the
unit in such elections IN Lincoln
county; that it is more than sixty
days until the next regular election
TO be held in said district, the court
is of the opinion and orders and ad-
Judges that the petitioners are en-
titled to have the prayer OF the
petition granted, which is done, and
AN election is hereby ordered to be
held ON the 9th day of Novembtr
1912, the regular day, in the four
voting precincts of Hustonvllle
Magisterial District. No. 4 of Lin
DIN county, Kentucky, for the pur-
pose of assertaining the will OF the
voters of said district, upon ths
will of the question whether or moi
they wish cattle generally to run al
large on the public highways anc
unenclosed lands of Hustonvill'
Magisterial District No. 4, of Lin
cs!n county, Kentucky. and for thu
purpose of holding this election TO
said Magisterial District are direct
ed to open "a poll on the date allow
named in each Of the four votin!
precincts, embraced in said Magis
terial District, namely Hustonvill'
voting precincts Nos. /, 2, 3, and 4
The clerk of the Lincoln count.
court is directed to cause to b
printed on the ballots to be use'
in this election the question
"Are you in favor of making
unlawful for cattle generally to ru
at large on the public highways an
unenclosed lands of Hustonvill
J magisteriai district No. 4, of Lin
coin county?"
Notice of this election must b
published twenty days beforehan
in the Stanford Interior Journal. tn
only newspaper published in Lincol
county, which notice must apnea
IN at least four issues of said news
paper.
This election shall be held by. an
polls thereof compared and the re
suits announced in the manner. a
the time. and by the persons auth
orized to hold elections and com
pare the polls and declare the re
suits in elections held for count
officers, and the result shall b
sn1ead upon the records of thi
court at its next regular term ate
the result is declared.
The clerk of the Lincoln count,
court. the Sheriff of Lincoln, an
the officers of the election in tn
several voting places embraced ii
IIustonville Maeisterial district Nc
4. of Lincoln county, Kentucky. ar
directed to do and perform all o
the respective duties of them by tn
laws Of this Commonwealth in ad
vertising and conducting said elec
tion, i'll the preparation and preser
walton of the ballots and in can
vassing and certifying the result o
the vote. and it is directed that sal
election be held in all respects "a
required by law governing sue
elections and the general electio
law in so far as ID applies to thi
character of election.
Attest q. B. Cooper, Clerk, Lin
coin county court.
In obedience to the foregoing or
der of the Lincoln county court, a
election will be held in the four vot
ing precincts of lIustonviile Magis
terial District No. 4. of Lincol
County on the 9th day of Novembe
1912. in all respects as -escribe
in said order, for the purpose O
ascertaining the will of the voters d
lIustonville Maoisterial District. n,
4. of Lincoln county upon the ques
ton whether or not they wish eat
tie generally to run at large on III
public highways and unenclose
lands If said Hustonville Magister
iai District No. 4. G.. Il. COOPEH
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