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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office of the Belmont Mining Com
pany, Limited, Wallace, Idaho, Feb
ruary 23, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following describ-
ed stock on account of an assessment
OF three CD mills per share, levied ON
the 18th day of January 1916, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders as fol-
lows tO-Wit.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office of the International Mines, Linn
tied, Wallace, Idaho, February s,
1915
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors of the Inter
national Mines, Limited, held February
., 1915, an assessment of two (2) mills
per share was levied on the capital
stock of the company, payable on or
before the 5th day of March, 1916. to
A. ii. Featherstone, treasurer of said
corporation, at his office in the otter
son block, Wallace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 10th dav
OF March, 1916, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment Is made before
VIII be sold on the 10th day of April,
1916, at 1915 p. m. at the office of A.
II. Featherstone, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24
THE AMAZON. DIXIE.
Camp Now Has Supplies to Last Until
Railroad Is Open for Traffic.

SaWP w" Eas OdPPbcS 70 last S"Li
Railroad Is Open for Traffic.
After making several strenuous trips
from Pottsville to the Amazon Dixie
with toboggans loaded with supplies,
Wesley Everett, manager of the mine,
says the camp is now abundantly sup
piled to last until the railroad COM
pany is in position to deliver goods at
the mine. Since the bridge near Dor
sey was carried out by a snowslide
over month ago, there have been no
trains on the east side of the divide
above Taft. 1t is expected that the
new bridge will be completed about
March 8, and by that date the track
between the bridge and Taft will also
be open for traffic.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24

shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office of the company, AIS Cedar street
Wallace, Idaho, on the 18th day of
March, 1916, at 500 p. m. of said day
TO pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs of adj
vertising and expenses of sale.
FRANK p. HESS,
secretary Treasurer Belmont Mining
Company, Limited; AIS Cedar Street,
wallace, 4daho. F24-Mr9-3t
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Congregational Church.

Untll further notice regular services
VIII be held at II a. M; no evening
service. Sunday school at 10 a. m. The
public is cordially invited to all SER
Vices-Carl H. Veazie, pastor.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24

REFINED WOMAN WISHES POSI-
ton as cook or housekeeper for
camp or small hotel; fine cook and
best references. Address Mrs. b.,
this office E10A-1t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24

At the end of last June there were
1910 amateur wireless telegraph oper-
ators licensed by the United States
government, and the ranks have been
materially increased since then
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24

AHu IN accordance with law SO many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold on the
zSth day Of February, 1916, at ZOO
?. M OF said day at the residence Of
aIpert Hausaman, In Burke, county Of
Shoshone, state of Idaho, to pay the
delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with the costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
no ALBERT HAUSAMAN,
Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-02-24
A. H. FEATHERSToN

Secretary and Treasurer. Otterson
Block, Wallace, Idaho. FLO Mr16-6t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

ia the rirg with the ticNci,ud"r II
w.,S Labor ia. when thaury got his
chance. bnt Ii" w,s put To sleep in
III" third round. when g flock Of gloves
with oiicdriN.r in thc,n connected
with his lower niaxillary and sent him
on his Way I" Sunderland
)" kilhanc stands alone. and in JUS
tee To him !, must hc said THAT the
puStliSti" world doesn't really know
how good h. is
An all-around performer in the ring
kilhan" IS generally conceded by
h=ht.rS - be the ciCN"rcSt. hardest
hitting and headi.st article Of his
weight IL The game i"-,iay. AS Il rule
boxers arc hit SLOW IL dish out
praise for each other. but in kilbanc'N
case the boxing fratcrnity--at least
the greater part OF ifs willing 10
hand him Il helping ~ Tic laurel
Promoters here will get Il chance to
stage kilbanc with Freddie Welsh in
the near future. for kiibanc has been
forced I" step ont Of his-clasS 10 keep
nGSy. y short time ago tho managers
% Wclsh aaa Siibane held Il confah
here ANA agreed 10 send the two against
each other when tile right offer came
bphhiE- up. Welsh ilativ refused to
do better than 10 pounds AT O'Clock
IN the afternoon for Eilbanc. showing
that the lightweight champion has Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
CHAMPION OF A CLASS
CONSISTING OF HIMSELF
Jobnn! kiiha"r Only promisiug scrap
per III FcatherweiSht
Division,

NEW YORK. December 10 -lrs
pretty tough - be champion Of a class
tina, consists Of yourself
NJ least, this must be what Johnny
Niibane thinks, for in Johnny case
the fepthcrweisht division uf pugilistS
is Ncry LARGELY represented by ono
John llilbanr, Of cleveland. ohio. and
that lust about lets I'll. division out.
llilbano hda probably had fewer bat
Ties since h" nickcd OF The ieathcry
skypiece thaa amy other king bee who
has haeded that division Of the punch
smiths.
Ills last hattie wasn't even Il battle
for George nancy. of Baltimore. who
Il few mon ~ ago was conceded to
b. the onl, logical Ispirant To XII
baucS crown, spent only i few minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

bright sccin' what lie done. done like.
wise also.
Then Bin Racket done Wen; all 1"
pieces. HIM 20, hayin' the nerve TO L.
play no sich came like said .,fo'.
they bluncd him ont three or fo' times
when lie rccly halt the winuin' hand.
an' h". done ips" his hun w;td final on
- acc fun agrin' 10 tcms. I'm The
"unncl. seem how Things waS gwin".
went t"utdo'S All shot hjssclf Feared
do
oh. don't know" sand Mr. owen
!'<ppcr. Il reckon hes II did heap
sigh; better IL he'd :, aho, Bill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
BILLS LACK OF NERVE
FATAL TO HIS FATHER
Old Man Racket Leaves Table bur-
ing Poker Game and Conn
mits Suicide.
COLONEL WAS AN EXPERT
Son Becomes Frightened When Sam
Pcttingill Pulls Ont His Whole
Wad and losses IL Down i'm Front
OF Him.
~ DAVID :. OUTFITS.

...r,.
noho,, -, ~ w. ..!'". !" earn
.nm u:,,,,,,,., a,.. ~ so' ). nv"
h.. ,.'i,,. 49,, Co VI" ''ah ,rceh-
na,, ~. ~ - ~ ohc VINO ~" longer
- '"e s''e' % p"a'tNe CONVECTION.
oh' nont know, said Mr.. owen
eppsl' whose p"rsis,cncy IN returning
-. ~ "'i""' IA ARKANSAS
in the manner he Ind So many ,i1as
Was curious. To s,.y liz. ,cns. re dnn,
seen a hean did win some ,.h,, d,d,,,
pear 10 he nacrullv .,cli,,od ,ha,.,w,,.
...rhn, ;. c,n.;,,,.t,,, ,.,....i ~ ,,..
a lcarnin, or on, M. nov H.. d,d
jSnowed - ,oII.r one, o,..,. IN .ro,,,os.oa
what didn,, h;,J M mn. ,,r 81, ,o,,.;c
m a worm In Inc ,n,,d Nm Il. r..s ~,
bent on ,akin' sinciu' lessons an, Ia
done took EN- 10 the better bar, Of a
vcar q, FL. hi,s :. .b,.y. 49,. ,.a.',,
in. p'fcssnr via, ,lo,,., rn,,,.. =, 80,
twicet A week.
"Tbcy conldn., nnhod,. o.. .n,, ~.
feiler never 20, ,n h. 10 ,,,,,a" 49,,
ner. 10 co,Illn,, sing on.r, In, ia
sho' On, /, .aic,,inn A.. ~. 49,,
m hc "a ,.b;.,l, .I,i.ia, 90 >, :,
body that hccrd INN "a ,,n,S, ,..u
whH. twas h, v..c ,.,,.,,I,, .,i ~
cd hray l,,,e , p,,,,. ;, 49,,
couldn't nobody ,elI ,La ,un.,.nc..
proves wh:,, s.tdp re,nr,od III.
old man .Ra;f,,. H., a.. ,,o.n ha,,
iackas. nrs, on II came n,ch1,i 60, b,,,
10 bray. same 5 1, doe. ,o yo' ali Va.
don't never do no,hin. cIsa = rur
.yor bccr1.
con do,., t,ou. s,fa ~, p,,,r
IN. lake wiu,orho,tor, s.ennaa ~, -,
the bar with an n,nac,,,, lnnl,
49, .
VT 'E'EH rAhS.
"'' ~ -
Drinks ~ on Peppei.' no said.
On, don't know sand Nj. Pepper,
nut he PAID for them. and the old man
resumed rs disconrs@
stands 70 reason. he said, what
odication won't never put no brains
into man 'thouten he has the b'Sin-
mrs OF 'cm first on. 20 can, never
make Xix pus outen sow's car. a
III Good Book says. That's why edi-
cation is sich 4 failure rs It's. rs
gcnl thing. - cose It's all right NJ 10
+. certain PM Mos, any kyind Of a
boy en- be learned now 10 roe an
80
IN. ,,.si,,.
-, -, -,
80, So. = -. ~ ~
" 49, = 49,. r',,,',
."e.i, tne -o. 81 49,,
'..S.."' 49, ...'. -
Won : ~. '.o.''' ~ -, az ~
~ s"i. =, ~ ~. ~
~ D'' 'e,ch gu. "n", 'n'o ctn -, nns
WaEs. an ~ ,n'' ~ '''o y IN M.
- ~ com. ""t "i''A's' "' '>ei
"scn coltate" "' ny
hut "hen - comes !" '"e "ashei
eHscahoh' "h't" - "F"" Po"e'' =
Nt<L" tim" !" !" w 70 make q
tla!e! outen man or BOY what AN
eot the SIT,
Wen, meoec u waste llne
fAr hcs enceFneh sa'n inn BIAS
dcl very seriously out ) dohe Hol
heap . po"hi outen SHOWN or en-
now the game tee!iH oushl y" 10 De
PLAYED. Pears like its aGin punNc
poi.cy 70 10 discourage en-.
that's dir rent. replied TIC OLA man
hastily 20 sose u am no sense
tr!in 10 stop en- N p!aN!h' lhey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

make II point TO do his best 10 40,
said walton 10 the wcsshinn iawSs
course. johnny VIII hc haud,capped
weight. but tho match looks lila
GOOD one from where we SIT. 1ad
should u welt worth the price ati
mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

ious ! Viii SAY that. IN all Z; couiu
u" did with him Was did conscientious.
lie Was within enough, too. am mo r
less ambitious. cot 6" = I u" cd dear
nigh bout as wcl = anybody ever
seen. harrin' u few o III" best experts.
"An' hc even 20, 40 : I hc cd palm
cynrd cas-" - necessity, 'thoutcn hcir'
'bl"crcd e." - hide 1t in his sleeve.
which is old fashioned now. but uscc
10 be did &tcnsiNc. Au' the cu:incl
done 20; him 50 he cd fi.scr III. uh:tuSt
o bettcrin his hand IL the draw :
ac'raic s anbodN.
IS fur's the t"ckncck q tho game
WAS c'ncc,ncd they wan; no question
but Fin Racket Wac !: credit 10 m.
p'fcssion, Bu, the hull blame thing
WAS nothin' but loves labor lost. a.
the Good Book sa!s.
"Ther's one thing what nobody can;
learn nobody else. no; "thoutcu they
has Il nachul an that's nerve. BiI
Racket sho' was Ntry good player
into u small game II. cd hold his
own with night bout yhody II they
WAS a limit an the limit want too
high. but when il come 10 playim' 10
important money pearcd like iie
couldn't never lose sigh q the value
o tn: chips in cash. Consequent. he'd
waver into Emergency. an man
n" rcai expert. I'm with Hih
Racket
FATHER tND son
had BEEN DOING WE'LL
!lim an ia" cuunci was scttin' In
together one might. tods the end
the cunneis Greer. alter it done got SO
they was just nachuily fo'ccd 70 To
win reg lar in order TO pay Twin
expenses. an beii's some o the others
got c'nsid'abi. worked mp over tho
game the limit was rose !, couple .
times an a'ter while they made i:
table stakes.
Even at that the TWO 81, en- done
toIable well 70 u time. They hada',
been uo turrihc sum fla shcd by no.
body till sam Pcttmgill done lose What
he had in front Of him AN rcarcd to
get Xciicd Then n. pulled out his
huh wad AN put i, on the table
'thoutcn countn' Of IL. an Deacon Al
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17

son occurred Wednesday, the 18th,
when the mercury went below
freezing.
The Junction City high school will
take its annual outing to the DAN
vile waterworks, this week in cele-
bration of Columbus Day.
New corn is starting off at 1925
to $3.50 per barrel, and hay at $14
per ton.
Mr.. Moritz Martin bought of Mr.
Steve Douglas his half of the facto-
ry crop of fodder and some corn, as
the crop on the Martin Knob was
almost a failure this year.
Mrs. B. D. McGraw and daughters,
Mrs. Forest Johnson, of Danville,
and Mrs. H. B. Sisk, of New Mexico,
went to Lexington last week to visit
friends.
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A. B. Florence Office 26 Lincoln Nat Bank Bdg Stanford XIV

records of this court at its next regu-
lar term after the result is declared.
The Clerk of Lincoln County
Court, the Sheriff of Lincoln county
and the officers of the election in
the several voting precincts No. A.,
of Lincoln county, Kentucky, are di-
rected to do and perform all the re-
spective duties required by them by
the laws of this commonwealth in adj
vertising and conductind said cleo
ton in the preparation and preserva-
ton of the ballots and in canvassing
and certifying the results of the vote,
and it is directed that said election
be held in all respects as required by
law governing such elections, and the
general election law in so far as it
apply to this character of election.
A Copy IA
Clerk of Lincoln County Court.
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NOTICE TO THE
TAXPAYERS.

I, or my deputieI will be at the fol-
lowing places in Lincoln county on
the dates named for the purpose of
collecting your taxes which are now
due, Please meet US promptly. Bring
your road claims with you. Dates are
as follows:
Kings Mountain, Oct. IS.
Waynesburg, Oct. ID.
Hustonville, Oct. 21st.
Crab Orchard, Nov. 4th.
Waynesburg, Nov. 18th.
Hustonville, Nov. 18th.
j. C. WEATHERFORD, Sheriff or
Lincoln County.
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FOR SALE,

new; 2-story; 8 rooms, halls;
cellar under all the house; hot
water heat; 2 bath rooms COM
plete; 3 squares from court house;
bargain if sold at once.
FOR SALE.-50 acres situated in
heart of the Blue Grass section;
rich limestone soil in excellent
state of cultivation. Will be sold
at a bargain.
FOR SALE.-18S acres; S-room
house; large barn; concrete silo;
fencing all new; good community;
all in grass. Price SIS per acre.
Terms easy.
FOR SALE.-Two story, 8-room,
frame dwelling; large barn;
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Notice of Election

Special term Lincoln County Court
held September 5th, 1915, Hon. ]. P.
Bailey presiding.
In the matter of the petition of A.
W. Carpenter and others, was this
day filed in the open court, and is
now noted of record, praying for a
submission of the question whether
cattle generally shall be permitted
to run at large on the public high
way and uninclosed lands of Huston
vile Magisterial District No. A, of
Lincoln county, Kentucky, it ap-
pearing from a consideration of said
petition that it has been signed by
more than twenty (20) legal voter
who reside in and are electors in
said Hustonville Magisterial District
No. 4, that the time the petitions de-
posted with the county court a sum
of money sufficient in the Judgment
Of the court 20 defray the expense of
said election that by 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 Il is more than
sixty days until next regular cleo
ton to be held in said district, the
court is of the opinion and orders
and adjudees that the petitions are
entitled to have the prayers of the
petitioners granted which is done.
and an election is hereby ordered to
be held on
NOVEMBER 7,1916,
the regular election day in the four
voting precincts of Hustonville Mag
isterial District No. A, of Lincoln
county, Kentucky, for the purpose
of ascertaining the will of the voters
of said district upon the question
whether or not they wish cattle gen.
orally tc run at large on the public
highways and uninclosed. lands of
Hustcnville Magisterial District No.
A, of Lincoln county, Kentucky" No
for the purpose of holding this cleo
tion for said Magisterial District are
directed to open a poll on the date
named in each of the four voting
precincts embraced in said Magisters
ial District, Namely Hustonville vot-
ing precincts 1, 2, 3 and a.
The Clerk of Lincoln County Court
is directed to cause to be printed on
the ballots to be used in this election
the question care you in favor of
making it unlawful for cattle gener-
ally to run at large on the public:
highways and uninclosed lands OF
Hustonville Magisterial District No.
A, of Lincoln county, Kentucky" No
tice of this election must be publish
ed twenty days before hand in the
Stanford Interior Journal, the only
paper published in Lincoln coun-
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PUBLIC SALE
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st.,

On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st.,
at 9 80 a. M, at my residence, two
miles from Stanford on the Danville
pike, / will sell to the highest bid
der some cattle, horses, mules and
hogs, some baled hay, vehicles, farm
ing implements; furniture, extra
fine. Come and look at the good
things to be sold, then come and buy
yourself rich. Terms All sums un-
$40, cash; ten dollars and over, six
months credit, with note and approx
ed security.
JOS. BALLOU. Stanford, Ky.
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List Of Properties In Lincoln County and Stanford Ky

FOR SALE.-7O acres; IS acres
in cultivation; balance in timber;
good house, barn, etc; well water
ed; close to school and church.
Price $1,000.
FOR SALE.-S0 acres, unimprov-
ed land, 3 miles from Stanford.
on turnpike; rich limestone soil
in excellent state of cultivation.
Price SIS per acre.
FOR SALE.-1O6 acres; Groom
house; 2 barns, etc. Well water
ed; 3S acres in cultivation, bal
ance in grass; S miles from STAN
ford. Price $50 per acre.
FOR SALE.-Modern residences;
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splendid garden, etc; I mile from
court house. Price $4,000.
FOR SALE.-1S9 acres: 5-rOom
house; cellar, cktern, tobacco
barns; stock barn; l COW barn:
2 cribs and other buildings; 12O
acres in blue grass, balance IN
cultivation, in heart of Blue Grass
section; 5 miles from Stamford on
turnpike. Price SOS per acre.
Easy terms.
FOR SALE.-45 acres; 5-roou,
house; 1 stock barn; / new to-
bacco barn; young orchard; well
watered; all new fencing. This
is AL land and will grow hemp,
tobacco, corn, etc. Price 81 500.
Dill O..
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INSURANCE

in all its branches;
Surety Bonds; Farm Loans SO.
West End Insurance Agency, w. j..
Campbell, Hustonville. 61-16p
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POSTED!

We, the undersigned, prohibit
hunting of every sort, fishing and
OTHER trespassing upon our property:
y :. Catherine Ador, j. Frank
Smith, S. c. Rigsby.
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to practice in during the bad
er.
xalMiss Agatha Blaine was in
Z Sunday to attend the re-
d of the Baptist church the
The w. c. T. u. met witt
Inn Mace Tuesday afternot
karted several things for thu
pf the town morally, all of
will be given publicity in due
The first killing frost Of tn
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paper published in Lincoln coun-
|hich notice must appear in at
four issues of said newspaper.
is election shall be held by and
thereof compared and the re-
in the manner at the
land by the persons authorized
bid elections and compare the
land declare the result in cleo
held for County Officers, adm
esult shall be spread upon the
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-08-24

It occurs in this act mn.
 coranrd 10 an individual. t, firm, s,spy ,spply ,Ial
 Sec. 1s. The word ,,n
 IL occurs in this act, eSuof. whss. Iz or this act, is intenJpt in ss,sy ana embrace alcoholic, ua y, to lrsl mat spurious or fernentansogs, nss5 any compound or praeed liopo,sy commonly called tonics Rsi1 medicated liquors. oitts, Sec. 20. That Act No r the Acts of the Genaro, Ftfty.nIn. s2np Pr0ved February r. 1s1aO lsl, \ nrai mr'y or Ihe Acts of 1915 at saa Aa
 eaat Taat Assembly, approved F, said es IsLo. are hereby repealed eorusn other laws and parts of aiea. a. That nlct with the provisions avs h ss hereby repealed. and on this act {. parts or laws regulating a laws N the inanutacture or saIa feAth, ing llquor in this State VI intol,,: cohnlct with some proVisiaand ana 10. act, are cumulative to tsion Of s' thls act shall take effect ols onls act N force from and after we anu be h The above proposed passage In the office of the Secra.cat Was fl. on July 6. 1916. 'e'ary Of s,' Each elector may voto the aooVe proposed Act Vt or at,, w lthess my official sigr.. z9th day of July. 1916. "a'afs A
 '''"'l EARLE W Honos. Secretary ., iA t
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-08-24
Be It Enacted by the People of the State of Arkansas,

Section |. That hereafter the sale of alcoholic. Vinous, malt, spurious or fermented liquors, or of any compound or preparation thereof. commonly call cd tonics bitters or medicated liquors. is hereby made lawful in the State of Arkansas. subject to the restrictions and regulations hereinafter mentioned.
 Sec. {. Whenever a petition is sign cd hy not less than ten per cent of the oualifled electors of any county in this State. calling for an election in such county for the purpose of determining whether it is the desire Of the peopl. of said county that license shall be is- sued for the sale of alcoholic, vinour, malt. spiritous or fermented liquors. or any compound or preparation thereof commonly called tonics, bitters or med fcated liquors. and when such petition Is flied with the County Clerk of the county. the County Judge of said coun- tv shall. within ten days make and cause to he published an order calling an election at which election the queS- ton of For License" and Against It. conse" shall be submitted 70 the oual- ired electors of said county for their apnrovol or rejection, provided. that said petition shall be accompanied bv a bond 70 he approved hy the County Court in tho sum of one thousand (tI 0n0 OO1 Dollars. 10 seCur" the cost incurred iu the holding of such "loo- tion and the coet shall ne rNed by the amounts now allowed hy law for ehn- Ua1 service in ho1dinr a general ol,c- ton in 'his State for th" election of St~t" o'tCcr~.
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