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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-29
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Ell p4so, TEX., April 29.Z
a copy Of the Mexico City
newspaper, Ell Imparcial, res.
ceiyed lereStoday. tells Of the
capture of Ell Paso by the
combined forces Of Gen. yelasco
the federal leader, aud Gen.
Villa.
The story, under date of last
Tuesday, says that the Amcrl5
cans were surprised aud over
whelmcd, and that Villa and
Nolasco established lleaduuar-
tcrs in tItf leading hotel.
Negotiations onsurd. tie in 4
spired story says, as a result of
which the frightened Alncri-
cans coded tho southern half OF
The city back to Mexico.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-29
NOTICE il TO TAXPAYERS.

.(coNTlNuEn ON rAoE ElGIIr.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-29
Everybody Is Helping The EIospital-Have You?

.. :. 9.
The record., 1914-09-24
Autos Butchered at Central City.

Some persons at Central City are
committing acts that will keep the
automobile travelling public away
from that place. Quite number
of persons have complained lately
that tires have been punctured there.
Last Saturday night Two. cars from
here were left on a main street, one
of them in front of hotel, and un-
der electric light, and fiat tire was
found when start was made.
Three tacks were driven through the
tire, in direc, line. Another car had
eight tacks driven through it, also
in line. Every tack was new and
bright, and could not have been
picked up on the road, even if
thrown there for the purpose of in
jurying tires. The people of Cen
trail City are indignant over such
dirty work, and the officers there
are exercising extra precautions 10
pu, stop to it. 1t is hoped the
culprits may be apprehended.
The record., 1914-09-24
Wet Counties Hold.

Last Monday there were elections
held in the counties of Christian,
Daviess and McCracken as to
whether whisky should continue to
be sold, and the vets won In every
case: Christian, sSs; McGracken,
sIs: Daviess, SIS. These are the
first elections held under the new
law, the entire county voting as at
unit. In every case it was the vote
of the cities which decided the re
suits, as In the country sections the
majority was for the prohibition of
the sale of whisky. There was no
disorder in any county, and both
sides had made strong canyasses.
There arc elections to be held in
various counties in the near future.
The record., 1914-09-24
Leaye-Taking Service at Methodist
Church.

There was a special service at the
Methodist church last Sunday night,
conducted by Rev. X. &. Love. 1t
was union service, closing a term
of four years service by the pastor,
Rev. G.. u. Dillon, who, by the reg
ulations of the church, will be sent
10 new field. Rev. Love con-
Quoted the opening exercises and
made short talk, followed by Rev.
w. G. Hayes. Rev. Robert ii.
Tandy, pastor of the Baptist
church, made a very appreciative
talk, and IN the absence of DR..
Crowell, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, Mr.. w. G.. Duncan repre-
sented his church, adding to the
fund of fellowship and harmonious
work that exists among all the church
people of the city. Mr.. r. T..
Shaver spoke for the Cumberland
Presbyterian congregation in very
feeling manner, and Mr.. Dillon said
a few words expressing his deep
sense of esteem for the fellow work
ers here, and the cons;aIt inspira-
ton and help these men had teen
to him in his work. lie spoke with
pleasure of the advances made in all
churches here during his stay of
four years, and said he felt sure that
with the unanimity that prevailed,
the march would be ever forward.
There was very large congregation
and everyone there, as well as all
our people, regret to have Mr..
Dillon here no longer, but wish him
greatest good in his new field.
The record., 1914-09-24

Messrs. Irwin & Gilman are ex-
pecting their demonstrating Over
la nd car, which is creating so much
attention all over the country. The
Overland concern has contracts for
rs, 600 cars this year, and up to the
present have not been able to catch
up with orders for shipments.
Large factory additions are being
completed, however, and in few
weeks the capacity will be increased
to a point insuring prompt care of
all sales.
The record., 1914-09-24
Notice 10 A. 5. OF {. Members

The fourth session of the County
Union of 1874 will meet at the Cour,
House in Greenville the first Thurs
day and Friday in October which
is the Ist and and.
This is the session to elect officers
for the year. We hope all locals
will have their delegates present.
There are also three Board Members
to elect to fill the places of S. o.
Sears, Edgar Nichols and Bradley
Pittman.
The county has been re dis,ricted
and in the election of these BOARD
Members we want to recognize a
new line.
All parties having pooling con
tracts will get them filled out and
returned by the County Union.
M. w. CARVER.
The record., 1914-09-24
COlOred School Fair Tuesday.

There was an emancipation cele-
bration and colored school fair held
here Tuesday, drawing several hun
dred school children and others
from all over the county. All ve-
hicles were decorated, and most of
the children were in uniform. Rain
in the afternoon interfered with the
program to a certain extent, but a
very enjoyable day was had, and
there were many worthy exhibits of
various kinds.
The record., 1914-09-24
Judge Gordon Here.

Hon. +. Gordon, of Madison
vile, was here this week, mingling
with old and making new friends.
He is employing what spare time
he has at his disposal in a canvass
in his interests as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the
Court of Appeals. For the past
dozen years he has been on the Cir
cult Court bench of the Fourth dis
trict, and has twice been elected
without opposit,on. His natural
qualifications and his experience
combine to fit him fully for the posi-
ton of honor and responsibility to
which he aspires, and his winning
personality will win for him so gen
orally that he will surely be a strong
contender in the race. Muhlcn
berg will give HIM support that will
please him.
The record., 1914-09-24
SEE THAT
e CEN I | N T
q UNCUT"
GLASSWARE
C. N. HOWARD & co.
Jewish New Year.

Monday was Jewish new year,
and was observed by the Jews here.
According to the Jewish calendar
this is the beginning of the year
5675. This is the most solemn
season of the Jewish religious calen-
dar, and ends with the Day of
Atonement, beginning next Tuesday
evening at 6 O'Clock and ending
Wednesday at 6 O'Clock the day be-
ing observed by total abstainance
from food or drink.
The record., 1914-09-24

Hon. Ed J. Hobby, of Franklin,
will open the campaign here next
Monday, speaking in the interest of
the Democratic party and its can
didates. Mr.. Hobby is we'll known
here, where he has often addressed
our people, and he is recognized as
a strong campaIgner.
The record., 1914-09-24

Greenville second team played
the Central City second team here
last Friday, with a score of !, to
nothing, in favor of the home team.
Saturday the same team from here
played the first team from Central
City, and our boys were beaten in
a score of I4I.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mrs. ]. L. Pendleton has return
ed from Paris, and is now at home
in Lexington. She was in Paris for
a fortnight, Just after war was de-
clared, and while she was greatly
inconvenienced, had no extreme ex-
perlences. Her many friends here
are Rlad to know of her safe return.
The record., 1914-09-24

Farmers are not so concerned
about frost this fall, as there is
practically no tobacco, and corn is
SO far advanced that there is no
probability of Its being hurt, even
il We should have frost in the next
fortnight which Is hardly likely
The record., 1914-09-24

Rev. Wallace, of Russellville, is
drawing large audiences to hear him
at the revival services being held at
the Christian church. His address
es are being we'll received, and prov
ing effective. Valuable assistance
is being given by his wife who is a
singer and has organized a large
force of helpers in this department.
The record., 1914-09-24
Grand Display

of fall Millinery, Cloaks and Coat
Suits Thursday and Friday Septem-
Der 74,h and 18TH 1914. May We
have the pleasure of your presence.
w. A. YOUNG,
Greenville, NY.
The record., 1914-09-24
Notice..

We are now agents for all maga.
zines and papers published anywhere
and in any language. Lowest pos
sible prices on clubs or single sub
cnptions.
MARTIN Poole Agency,
At Greenville, Ky.
The record., 1914-09-24

The report of the First National
Bank in this issue will certainly be
one that will please every reader,
for Il shows a most gratifying in
crease of business, indicating the
general prosperity of the county.
The record., 1914-09-24

The city has contracted with the
Cumberland Telephone Co. for a
direct line to the water plant, to be
used for fire purposes only. It is
impossible TO use the line for any
other purpose, but in case you have
a FIRE, call No 2a7 and the FIRE alarm
will be Immediately sounded.
The record., 1914-09-24

MIR I. b. Tunstill has sold bis
home to Mr.. c. E. Blackwell, and
is under contract to give possession
by January 1. 1t is not known yet
by Mr.. Tunstill as to just what he
will do, but he may purchase other
property and remain here.
The record., 1914-09-24

There are q number of wells be-
ing dug in town now, and tor the
past week the discharges of blasts
have given one the impression that
We are at war, and that the bonn
bardment is strong.
The record., 1914-09-24

The Greepville Light & Water
Co. has purchased Ford car, with
specially fitted body, to be used in
construction and repair work, in
suring speedy clearance of all
troubles to service.
The record., 1914-09-24

The protection of property from
ERE has been increased by the city
putting In line to the water plant,
so that calls may be made from any
telephone, causing the fire alarm to
be given Immediately.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. w. ID. Blackwell has return
ed from q business trip of several
weeks through the eastern part of
the state, and reports insurance
sales of large proportions.
The record., 1914-09-24

Prof. w. t.. Everett died at Ash
land City, Tenn, last Wednesday
from typhoid fever. For some
years he has been In charge of the
high school there, and was man OF
great worth. The body was brought
to his old home at Glasgow for bur
ial. Prof. Everett was teacher
here many years ago, and had a
host of friends among on: people.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. Wood Sumner has returned
20 Washington and Lee university,
Lexington. Va, to resume his
school work.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson
are in Louisville, visiting relatives
and attending the sessions of the
Louisville Conference.
The record., 1914-09-24

Miss Zillah Lancaster, of Owens
boro, is the guest of Miss Lorine
Martin.
The record., 1914-09-24

Typewriter supplies of all kinds
at Roark's-paper, ribbons, docu-
ment covers, accessories, repairs.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. John A. Williams has return
ed to his home in Lexignton, after
. stay OF some weeks here with
friends.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. +. Sumner
were in Louisville several days last
week.
The record., 1914-09-24

The Queen theatre is running
licensed films, only, and of the
highest class. giving The public the
very best service.
The record., 1914-09-24

With the thermometer lowering
around 90, last Sunday and Mon
day we're uncomfortable days.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. Ed Smith, of Russellville,
has been here on business for
several days.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. Oscar Willis, of Caneyville,
was here the first of the week on a
visit to friends.
The record., 1914-09-24

Esq. II. {. McCracken attended
the State Fair last week.
The record., 1914-09-24

Days and nights are of almost
equal length now, fall equinox oc-
eurring Monday.
The record., 1914-09-24

People are getting anxious for the
announcement of the date of the
school fair.
The record., 1914-09-24

Next Monday will be county
court day, and large crowd is ex.
pected.
The record., 1914-09-24

Mr.. Robt. Wickliffe and daughter,
Margaret, attended the State Fair
the latter part of the week.
The record., 1914-09-24

Notice the sI.75 |. {. excursion
to Louisville.
The record., 1914-09-24

Do not forget the 24th and 2s,b.
Young's Millinery, Cloak and Suit
opening.
The record., 1914-09-24

If it is good quality and low prices
you are looking for go to w. A.
Young's to do your shopping.
The record., 1914-09-24

Typewriter ribbons, paper, sup
pl cs of al kinds for eny machine a,
this office.
The record., 1914-09-24

To see the nobbiest styles shown
in Millinery and Coat Suits be at
w. A. Young's opening.
The record., 1914-09-24
No. 1886.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Greenville, in the State of kentucky;
at the close of business Sept. 18th, I9li
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts S275, ,3Ia.57
Overdrafts, secured and uns. I,3eO 81
L. ). Bonds to secure circ'tn. 10000. 90
Bonds, securities, etc. (other
than stocks) GO, 1903. 9s
All other stocks 1,s46.OO
Banking house, fur. and fixt. 1000 90
Due from National Banks mot
reserve agents. a.5l2.9 90
| Due from State and Private
| Banks Il Bankers, Trust
Co. and Savings Banks 9,939.99
Due from approved res. agts.
in central res. cities 6,ll5.35
in other res. cities lO7, ,lsO.l7 Ia,29552
Checks and other cash items s3a.9s
Notes of other National Banks 10000
Fractional paper currency,
nicliels. and cents 90 Is
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz:
Specie aO,677.O0
Legal-tender notes l,OlO.OO Il l,6s7 90
Redemption fund with U. :.
Treasurer Is per cent. cir
culation, 1,5OO. 60
TOTAL. S53l ,33a ,.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in S3O,OOO.OO
Surplus fund a7.5OO.00
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid i,i3s.sS
Natl Bank notes outstandg 100000
Due To State and Private
The record., 1914-09-24
SocA MewNoM.

Be sure and be at loung's open
ing.
The record., 1914-09-24

KIrsch curtain rods at Roark's.
The record., 1914-09-24

Highest grade fl Inns al the Queen
The record., 1914-09-24

Subscribed and sworn To /, fore me this l7th
day of sept. 1911.
J. T. CHATHAM, Notary Public.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-21

tv appointed managers ~ aaid ciec
ton,
a. u. Wright. rreaiiinn iudsc. and
a. y. Garrett. Assistant Judwr. ana
r r Merrman, Assls,an, Judge
Said clectlc, shall he held under the
provisions 90 Chapter 10. Acts ~ the
rwenty.siNts l.cnisiesurc. IN 80 far
A. sald provisions 30 Ne, conflict with
ne PROVISIONS ~ this ordinance. and
only qualified votsr~ vho ARE PROS
rriy taxpayers - said cay. shall A.
siiuwcd a. vote. ana ali Vuscrs desiring
90 snpYofi the proposition ter the con
iinuafion ~ manifipai ownership ~
tho WatcrvorAs syp,tm SHAH have
printed un their halloi ,Ne words "rof
Municipal Ownership" and thuse AZ
sninH 60 suppnfl ihs ifaposltioe Tor
q pfiNatr contract With , n MA shan
have printed ga Their hau0l the wofds
'i~f gtsat. Cenifaci" The manner
~ hoitn raiA election shall h. eov
efnvd hY ihc laNa - tl,r state regnt
iat'na fensrAi slaCtions ~ 80 fsr 40
/ as Do not contlict with the pru,is.
F Ions - tnis uriinaneo. tnls tisiur a
ape.iai election IN ths nature ~ =
referendum and not pro. died fcr D.,
the statutes ~ lhis state
section sapy ~ this ordinance
uEned ~ tho Mayor ~ the CITY shall
serve az pfNper notice ~ said oiee
I t'on ana the Mayur - directed ~ caufe
notice ~ she election in snnsi noe and
form the same an The proceedings Ser
tinns a this ordinance Ca hc posted
veg 40 the plaUe designated fng hnldlnf
slid election a. least twenty days pfioI
io thr date ~ said election
/ section 4 Tho faci that the propel
solution - the question ~ water sup
. iiY fof the City ia ~ MOST vital quts.
ilon before tho poopir of corpus chris.
i az ,ii- time and tho cit, Connel
desifra che adNire ~ thc people
through IL referendum Vote az go Whai
ls che leat solution of ihe snmo Dreatr'
"a Public emergency and "a punic rm
psfafINe necessity. rsHulilnF a. suHuvn
slon - iho oharior fulo providing cha
ns ordinance or resolution shan ~
iuaNrh fnHlN un tho uhN % D. inifn
iurcd ani chat sn,N ordinance of res
ouuon shall he read % three aotrra
meetings - thc CITY Counrl und thi
Mayor having declared that sucii puh
llr emergency and imperative puhu
Necessity e,iais. ard requested tina
said charter rule he suspended an'
thnt This RESOLUTION he passed rnalr
on the date ~ lts Introduction. on'
thnt this ordinance take effect ana b
IA fuil foroc ans effect from and afie
lis nnseanc q h. ao ofdained
Passed The siW day ~ July. a q
1910
Approved tho sic, day ~ tuiy. 4 I
iAif
tsiEnen u"Y MILLER.
Mnyor - tho city - Corpus Christ
Christi
thNN.FfIa.aa.f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-21

inrl voters who are property taxpsy-
ers ~ slid city, shall be allowed 60
vote and an soters desiflna 60 sop.
psft the proposition a. ISSUE hsnas
shalt have rriptei ON their ballots the
worfs "For thc Issuance 20 bonds
ana those oJposed shall hayc printed
va thslr haiints the Nofa. Agsinst The
'ssaancc - bou,is Tho manner of
hnldins said election shall l.a so,erdea
~ tho laws 20 ths state reEulsimf
synrrai elections
section & 4 cops ~ this order .len
80 tS th" mayer ~ sait clie. shan
serve as proper notice ~ said eies
tion ani the nsvug o. dfs,tsd e. cause
nat.eo ~ fhc election 90 b. POSTED ur
at iho places aesiHHais.i ff holdins
sfld Gle, ton at isaft ihifts DAYS pfls,i
to zoe date - saia cieltion
seruon 8 The fact mat there /,
nretnt demand Or an Increased and
improved water .uppiy fpr ihe mhat.
tanis 20 the Crs ~ Corpus christ
CREATES puhiig rmrrfrn.f ana q rub
ns Imperative nrrossiii requiring D
snsDpension ~ The charter rule progid
lnr lhat no oriiuan.r of reaoiuu .np shai
bee PASSED finally on enc day BE- BE- ir
'raiuord. and that sueh ordinance 81
rrsolaiion shall hr read a' three sc,
srai meetings - The CiN Connect. an,
Coo MaN.r haelnn dr, iat.d ihai su,i
puhHf emergency ana imperative ruh
%. necessity EXISTS and requested ma
said charter ric Do suspended an,
that thls resolution No fas-ed finaili
ou tho dale ~ 49, Introduction. an,
thai this ordinance tshe offce, ana h
ln fHu foree ana cffo,i from ana afc
ts pnssnre % b. so ordained
rassed the Stat diy ~ luly a u
feit
Approved ihs sist day ~ jolly. a n
Iqft
tslrnsdl nov MILLER
Mayor ~ tho civ ~ Corpus cnnat
y MUlttGAN
UlN Secretary ~ thr citN ~ Corpu
christi
tAAVrftlsamenfl
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An ordinance 60 pro,li Cor ihc cub
mission io the property cox payinr
voters ~ tho Ci,y - corpua Christi
Tcsnr tho question. "ahall thc ClN
~ Corpus christi improve md cn
large nH walter works system and
continue 90 supply the inhabitants
~ rahi rlY With Nntsf frHm water
works system owned hy said cts
ana issue bonds ~ said Ciiy lu suf
fcieut amount o. Improve oniarre
ans extend said system nnd thereby
Increase the water supply ~ shall
the said CITY enter into pryat,
contract with J ~ six to supply iho
Gus and ~ Inhabitants with water
in accordance with tho proposal ~
sah Nls made 60 naid CliY. ana de-
Diannr an tmorrcncy
whereas Il 10 deemed best hy tho
Guy Council N tho city ~ Corpus
christi to submit to thr voio ~ ths
qualified voters ~ said CltY ihe qusa
zion aH to whether tno CITY nhau con
tinue to own aud opoflto bee own
Wnnicipnl waiofworA- a.aierr end "a
improve 'hc SAME ana Increase 'ho va
fef supply 40 whether tho CITY shnll
abandon nIo policy ~ ITSELF owning
and operating the WntorWorka system
and an.rbinr the inhahnqnta with
water ana enter intO private CON
tract with J ~ six ~ such water
supply iu accordance with their pro.
posai 20 sah CITY ln order that th,
city Council ~ This referendum cicr.
uon may determine the viii - ths
people m mis- most vitality important
matter, therefore.
zee ~ 0fdaincd hy the CITY Council
~ the Cliy - Corpus christi
Section ! That an election Dc bold
in ihs Cty ~ Corpus CHRISTI, on th'
gsih day - August 4 . 1874 81
vhirh election following urprosi
ton shail Doe submitted shall th'
cry ~ Corpus christi improve ami en-
large ta water works system and con
,lnue a. supply the inhabitants - sait
cny win water from water worh'
system owned by said city ami issue
bonds ~ said city ln sufficient amount
90 improve. enlarge and extend sal,
system and thereby Increase the wa
ter supply. ~ shall tho soid cifY en-
tor infn a private contract with ) ~
six 10 supply TIE city ana i's iuhnb
uantn viih water in accordance slti
the proposal q said A Nlx made q,
said cts p"
Section 2 said election shall ~
held a. he cllY Haii and rife station
iu Bond Election Precinct 80. g. and
the following named persons are here
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TlEorion oRoGR.

an Ordinance tu provide Tor Che sub
mlaslon o. ihc qualified taN llfinr
toiefs ~ the rli, ~ Corpus CHRISTI
$3.50 question "shan fnn CIN Cuun
$50 10 tse CITY 80 Corpus ChfisU
TeNts be- authnflsri t' issue tht
tnHJs .sN .ts lu rhc rHm of
mrro hundred inousand dulars uHi
Hhr n forty wears anrr daio ana
fsiermahc ~ tnr option 90 aId
Clft anf fmt offer twenty Nslrs
from date ihrr.uf .rl hrauns lO
trr,si af thc 900, ~ rr. prf CENT
per uonum and tu lew us of
twenty nle rents Ut sa mu.h tnsr,
40 a- 10 neacsaafy 100 each ono bonn
Afed duliau of enc iaAptle Nniues
20 thc sald CiN annmiy to pay
eco Interest on saii bombs .ul .f,
1t, "a slnhnr fund sufa.Hnf t1 rr
deem sai1 nouas 80 mnJurItt fnr th,
purpose n mpfotluF rnlawinr and
psfendnF tho wBtetNurhH sNHfem 90
wid tip and dc,l,fnf 800 omorf
eury
Whereas the Mum ilai wairrNnrhs
system q the cas- - corpus Christi
IN ouurviy Ina icIuate To- sapply auf
nei,ni amount - water CO. tho lntah
.tanis ~ said CItv and too quality ~
tlo water Furnished Do no' Suitable for
nhr nDcis ~ goo ptep'o ana
Whereas fhr said CUt has scurred o.
permit from t1r state i0 appropriate
rrf. sent water for tho uno 90 tie 500
hab.nnia, ~ 'ho Cly and 30 viii De-
necessary ~ Improve .nd onlhrre aua
esirnl thc prrseut WHi'rUolts ayH.
f'fr ln ORDER f0 81. lre fbr advantages
~ slth Increased water ang,ly to me
luhamaris - ihe Cuy therefore
uo 90 ot1aIned ty ihr Cb Cmncl
~ thr Cib ~ Cuuus Chr.us Tosan
se.uun e. Tint an erection be held
in thc rY ~ Corpus Chusu On the
3ri day of September a D 1914 %
which election tho following ufnpHsl
tIuu shau De- submitted "Ehali us
cry Council - hc Clty ~ carpus
CHRISTI Towns. he iHth0rzed to issue
fhe bonds ~ said CITY lu tho rlm n
Thrce Hundrei Thousand $500 O00 00i
Dollars payable in faftY goafs after
daio and rfdtsmalio 81 the option ~
sald city 80 any time after twenty
ycnrs from date thereof ana boafInp
interest al ihe rate - Scf per annuw
and 90 ioyy inV - twenty nye tgtl
cents or 90 mnrh thereof co.'s To- nec.
rssarg an rarh onc hundred 1oiiafa "A
ihr taxable values ~ ESQ said CTS
annHaHg io Or. tbe interest nn saif
bonds and create RlutnF fund sui
ncient Go ro.ioem said bonds ma
turliy fof The purpose - Improving
eniarfing and extending the waier.
WORKS system - said city"
Section Said ~lecfi0n shall ~
hello o. tse city iiaa and fire station
In Bond Election Precinct so . ant
the following named persons ere here
iy appointed managers - said eler
I 'ion'
q q Savage. Presiding fudge.
y ruhaFr Assistant Judge
Lester Guust Assistant Judge
Section . Said election shall ~
held under the provisions ~ Chapie
+ tss. Acts ~ tho Twenty sixth LsFis
laiure Laws 1928. end the only quail
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