The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-08-05
MONTGOMERY COUNTY COURT
July Term. July 20. 1914.
John N. Settles, ct al,
ON PETITION.
ORDER.


1914, of the Montgomery County
Court, To-wit: on the 18th day
of July, 1914, there was pre-
sented to the regular presiding
Judge of the Montgomery
County Court an application by
written petition signed by a
number of legal voters of the
third Ward, Precinct c, of the
city of Mt. Sterling, Montgom-
cry County, Kentucky, which up
on proof offered before the Court
and the Court being satisfied
that the number of petitioners
was equal to rs per cent. of the
votes cast at the last proceeding
general election held in and for
said City of Mt. Sterling, Ken
lucky in said Third ward, Pre-
cinct c, therein, was rendered
and filed, petitioning the County
Judge of the County Court Of
Montgomery county to make an
order on his Order Book direct
ing an election to be held in the
Third Ward, Precinct c, of the
City of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky,
on the 18th day of September,
1914, by the Sheriff or other Of
fcer of the aforesaid county,
who may be appointed to hold
said election, to open poll at
the regular voting place in the
Third Ward, Precinct c, of the
, City of Mt. Sterling, on said
date for the purpose of taking
: the sense of the legal voters of
the aforesaid Third Ward, Pre-
t cinct c, of said City, who are
r qualified to vote at an election
for County Officers, upon the
5 proposition whether or not
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors
shall be sold, bartered or loaned
within the limits of the Third
Ward, Precinct c, of the City OF
Mt. Sterling;
AND WHEREAS said writ
ten application or petition was
t at the said regular June Term of
r the Montgomery County Court
: filed in open Court, and the FL
} ing of which was noted of record
e and made a part of the record
, herein; and WHEREAS on this
, day the said petition and evil
e dence being considered by the
e Court and the Court being sat
$ isfed from the proof filed that
: said petition is sufficient and the
= signatures are genuine, and the
{ petitioners are residents and le-
gal voters in said Ward in the
r City of Mt. Sterling, and the
S number equal to rs per cent OF
D the votes cast at the last general
: election; and the Court being
fully advised:
It is now adjudged and order
4 ed that an election be held in the
y Third Ward, Precinct c, of the
+ City of Mt. Sterling, on the Goth
day of September, 1914, fcl' the
purpose of taking the sense Of
the legal voters of tbe aforesaid
Third Ward of sad City, who
? are qualified on that day to vote
at an election for County Off.
GERS; and Harry F. Howell,
Sheriff, of Montgomery County
Kentucky, is ordered and direct,
ed to open a poll at the regular
voting place in said Third Ward
Precinct c, in the City of Mt
Sterling, on the Goth day of Sep
tsmber, 1914, for the purpose o
Y taking the sense of the legal vot
ers of said Third Ward of tn,
k City of Mt. Sterling, who arr
I qualified to vote at an election
y for County Officers, upon the
O proposition whether or no
O spirituous, vinous or malt liquor
shall be sold, bartered or loane'
within the limits of the Thir,
Ward, Precinct c, of the City 0
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