The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31

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this ordinance shall become effective
there shall be held an election in
the same manner and by the same
officials as State and County cleo
tions and shall be subjected to. and
in compliance with, the general
election laws of this State, on the
7th day of July 1917, at the several
voting places of said town of Mary
vile submitting to the legally quail
fled voters of the municipality the
question as to whether such bonds
shall be issued, or not, as herein
provided; at which election the
voters favoring the issuance of such
bonds shall have written or printed
on their tickets the words For Sew
er Bonds" and those opposed to the
issuanceN of such bonds shall have
written or printed on their tickets
the words Against Sewer Bonds;
and in the event that a majority of
the voters shall cast their votes "For
Sewer Bonds" the same shall be
issued in the manner herein provid-
ed; and in the event a majority of
the voters shall cast their votes
Against Sewer Bonds" said bonds
shall not be issued. The election
herein provided for shall be adyer-
tised at least thirty days before the
same is held in both the Maryville
Times and the Maryville Enterprise
wherein this ordinance shall be set
out verbatim.
SEC. 4. Be it further ordained:
That this ordinance take effect from
and after its passage, the public
welfare requiring it.
Passed May 22nd, 1917.
Approved May oath 1917.
Sam Everett,
... Mayor.
Attest:
J. L. Tweed,
Recorder,
At said election the voters favor
ing the issuance of said bonds shall !
have written or printed on their !
tickets the words "For Sewer Bonds" |
and, Those opposed to the. issuance of |
said bonds, shall have Written or |
Against Sewer Bonds" and il the |
majority of the voters shall cast their
votes 'For Sewer Bonds" the same
shall be issued IN the manner herein
provided = and in the event-a majority
of the voters shall cast their votes
" Against Sewer Bonds" said bonds
shall not be issued.
Polling places for said election
shall be at Ed CANDLES Store, First
Ward; ,NealE Marton's Shop, Secsnd
Ward; Court House, Third Ward;
Hinton Fairs Store, Fourth Ward;
Babcock's Store, Fifth Ward; the
usuassvoting PLACES in said town..
We hereby appoint the; following
persons as election officaps to hold |
the above called election, in their
wards. and to the positions
desigtated.,
FIRST WARD
officer, Hermann Rheuter:;
Judges, Rnbt. Phanze, James Cal+
Ioway, Nat Simerly. 4
Clerks, Lester Singleton, G.. @.
LitteEer.
SECOND WARE
Officer, j.. D.. Ellis
Judges, b. G. McNutt, LOhn LaEW~
renee JnO. Allen.
Clerks, NJ. s.. MhAdamss, ALI Gsa-1
dard.
THIRD WARD.
Officer, J.. G.. Eihtle;
Judges, Homar Singlebaa, WIN
Chandler, JoSepn Lamon.
Clarks, W. L.. Webster, A.. @.
Braksbill.
ECglRTE WARMs
Officer, w. B. Howard;
Judges, John. MGCamphsA, CSas.
Frow, w. A. McEeer.
Clerks, C. % W.. Henry, willie Rass.
FIFTH WARE
Officer John NJ Clark,
Judges, Prof. J. c. EAgnes, Joe
Reagan, MIzEtt Es1tsf-
Clerks, Paul Kithcart,e DR.. s.. S.
Kittrell.. sIak2
ms rs day Of May 1917.
Commissioners of election for
Ri6nlHt County, Tennessee.
John R5reX,
Chairman
A. c.. Robbins,
Secretary.
M. III. Gamble,
SEC. 3. The City Recorder shall
be and il; helrSy inst meted fSay pro-
cure the necessary ballots for said
distributed to the various polling.
sihees.
SEC. A.. Said elec SION sIfall be,
nelu dAu CO1bluCIeu LII SUI Al CCStr'
formity with the elaetion laws of
the statey gogerning. n
SEC. 5. This ordinance shall be
in fulh force from ana latter its pass
age and approval, the public welfare
requiEing it,
Passed May 25th 1917.
Approved May 29th 1917
NJ Sam. Everest. Il
Mayor.
Attest.
T. L. Tweed,
Recor'ihr,.
W A N T S