The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21
CITY ORDINANCES

sary for any year during the said
thirty 800 years to pay said interest
and to provide for each serial pay
ment OF necessary sinking fund OF
said proposed bond issue of SEVEN
HUNDRED AND SIXTY THOUSAND
! $3.50. 100000 DOLLARS is twenty
four l24) cents on each ONE HUN
DRIED Cs100.00) DOLLARS valua-
ton OF taxable property of said City
! over and above the annual levy .or
ether purposes: provided. however.
there shall not be levied in any one
year more than shalt be necessary to
pay the interest on said bonds and to
provide 4 sinking fund to pay of the
said serial bonds as they respectively
become due.
FIFTH. The questions in connec-
ton with the issue and sale OF said
bonds and the laying Of an annual
levy on account of me same as here
inbeforc set out shall be submitted to
the qualified voters Of said City In
accordance with the statutes in such
case made and provided. at a special
election to be held for that purpose
only on Tuesday. the 5th day of
December. 1916. at the several voting
precincts in said City. and the Mayor
is hereby authorized to issue his proc
lamation reciting this ordinance
therein accordingly as prescribed BY
law. and that said proclamation be
published in all the newspapers pub
lished in this City at least once a
week for two weeks previous to the
day of said election.
SMITH. This ordinance shall take
effect when 1t shall he ratified and
approved by at least three-fifths of
all the legal votes cast for and
against the same at the election men,
toned in the next preceding section.
SEVENTH. That for the purpose
of holding the election mentioned in
Section Fifth hereof. the Board Of
/ Affairs doth hereby appoint the fol-
lowing Commissioners of Election to
take the poll and ascertain the result
OF such election in such manner as is
prescribed by law. at the several pre-
cincts or voting places in said City,
namely:
First Ward Il. Z. offner, Howard
, Adams and Guy Jones.
/ Second Ward-W. A. Lawler, T. S.
Neptune and W. J. Latollcttc.
Third Ward-P. NJ. Pit2er. James
Phillips and Marshall Fleming.
: Fourth Ward-Grovcr c. Powell,
a. +. Jones and Frank a. Lloyd.
| Fifth Ward---M. J. Deveny, Law
renee Cunningham and NJ. NJ. Foster.
! Sixth Ward-Scott C.. Lowe. Hen
~ S. Lively and John Henshaw.
| Seventh Ward-George H. Brobst,
Clyde Morris and Murray Dickerson.
Eighth Ward-J. o. McNeely, H.
j. Ross and Ernest Mccoy.
Also the Board of Affairs appoints
I the following challengers of the elcc-
ton to assist in carrying on said cleo
tion In such manner as is prescribed
by law. namely:
Phil Harr.
Second Ward-C. II. Jenkins and
R. D. Kelley.
Third Ward--James C. Glasscock
and w. Fl. Neptune.
| Fourth Ward-W. Dennis Straight
and Trevy Nutter.
r., Fifth Ward--Elmer Price and
John Crane.
! Sixth Ward-Charles G. Hood and
Paul G. Armstrong.
Seventh Ward. f. Watson, Jr..
and J. W. Purdy.
Eighth Ward-D. y. Richie and
George Holdren.
! Said Commissioners of Election
holding said special election at the
said several voting places in the said
city shall cause to be taken and as
certained the results of said election
at said several voting places for
which they were appointed respec-
lively. and the said vote polled at said
voting places shall be taken and the
result ascertained and certified &C.
coruinS to the regulations prescribed
by law and the ballots used in taking
such polls shall be as prescribed by
law and shall have printed thereon
the words and figures following,
namely:
Special Election in the City of Fair.
mont, Marion county. West Virginia,
held on and pursuant to Ordinance No.
~. passed by the Board of Affairs of
said city on the - day of September,
1916, providing for the issuance of
bonds OF said city 10 the amount Of
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
THOUSAND $3.50, OoO.oO) DOLLARS
to open. widen and improve streets:
construct bridge or fill across Coal
Run: construct bridge across Monon.
Eahe!a river; extend and improve tho
sewer system; construct garbage
! plant; construct East Side Fire Sta.
ton: pave bridges. pay floating in.
debtedness. and pay and refund Ger.
tain outstanding bonds of said city.