Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-12

required by Section 2, it shall make
an order declaring that fact and par
ticularly designating the defects and
refusing to order a special election.
Within 10 days after the entry of
such order any one or more of the
petitioners may appeal to the circuit
court in the same manner as appeals
are taken from the county court in
actions a. law, except that the notice
of appeal if not entered in the jour
nal 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 ap-
peal shall be satisfied that the coun-
ty court should have ordered an cleo
tion, that court shall direct the coun-
ty court to proceed as if it had de-
clared the proceedings sufficient. If
upon such appeal the circuit court
shall decide that the judgment of the
county court was correct it shall
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ment of that court. There shall be
no appeal from the judgment of the
circuit court.
Sec. 3. Whenever a number of
registered voters of a county equal
to one-twentieth of the greatest num-
Der of votes cast in that county at
the next preceding general election
for any person for Judge of the su-
preme court shall petition the county
court as provided in Sections and
3 of this act the county court shall
take the same proceedings respecting
such petition as is provided for in
Section of this act, except that if
the court is satisfied that the petit
tion is insufficient as provided in
Section 4 it shall so adjudge, and
there shall be no appeal from such
Judgment. The county court, how
ever, is not required to call a special
election upon the petition provided
for in this section, and the difference
between the proceedings provided for
in this section and that provided for
in Section is that this section is
intended to authorize but not require
the county court to call a special
election, whereas Section 4 is intend
ed to be mandatory upon the county
court.
Sec. 6. Whenever a special cleo
tion shall be ordered as provided in
this act the county court shall cause
printed notices thereof, signed by the
county clerk, to be posted in like
manner as notices of general cleo
tion are now posted, which notices
shall particularly 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, the road or roads to be
improved, and the amount to be ex-
pended on each.
These notices shall be posted at
least 20 days before the date of the
election and shall be substantially
the following form:
Notice of special election for issu-
ing road bonds for. ..... county.
Notice is hereby given that on the
..... day of -. .191.. a special
election will be held in. n...........
county, to determine whether the
county court shall issue bonds of said
county to provide for permanent road
construction to the amount Of.
dollars, to mature in. years,
no more than. ...... dollars to be
issued in any one year, and to bear
interest at the rate of. -. per cent
per annum; and the funds so raised
shall be expended in building perma-
nent roads, described as follows, to
wit: $...... shall be expended on
the road from. to. ..... and
$...... shall be expended on the
road from. to. ......, etc.
County clerk for. county.
Sec. Z. The county court shall
have printed to use at such special
election the same number of ballots,
both official ballots and sample bal
lots, as would be required by the
election laws at general election.
The election shall be conducted and
votes canvassed in the same manner
as a general election, and the judges
and clerks appointed for the next
preceding general election shall act
as judges and clerks at such special
election. The ballot shall be sub
stantially the following form:
Shall there be issued bonds of
........ county to the amount of
........ dollars, due in. .......
years, with interest at ....... per