The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-05-21
ELECTION FOR CITY
FOUNDRY EXTENSION
TO THE ELECTION
COMMISSIONERS OF
BLOUNT COUNTY

The Board of Mayor and Commits
sioners for the City of Maryville
would most respectfully petition and
ask the Election Commissioners for
Blount County to advertise and hold
an election in said Town on the 9Th
day of June 1919, for the purpose of
ascertaining whether the corporate
limits of said Town shall be extended
as provided in House Bill No. 1905,
| Chapter NO.------of the General AS
sembly of the State of Tennessee of
1919, which said Act provides that all
| persons who were qualified voters
for State Senate and Representative
! in 1918 shall be allowed to vote in
said Election.
The boundaries to be extended, in
accordance with said Act are as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the Louisville Pike at
the line between Hannum and Alumi-
mum Company of America; thence
with the center line of said pike
Southeasterly to the southwest cor
ner of the Hannum estate; thence
following the Hannum boundary
northeasterly to the first corner of
Aluminium Company of America;
thence following the line of Alumni
mum Company of America north
easterly direction to it's corner with
the Jack Rorex property; thence with
the former property of Jack RoreX a
south east course to the Knoxville
and Maryville pike; thence a straight
line, south east course to point in
the Maryville and Sevierville pike
where the road leading from the old
Jackson brick yard enters said pike;
thence straight course through the
property of Coleman a south east
course through the property of
Coleman a south east course to Dr. A.
M. CANDLES line thence a southwest
corner with DR.. CANDLES line
to the Tuckaleechee pike
corner to Brown heirs land;
thence with Tuckaleechee pike south
west to the line between J. M. Alex
ander and the Brown heirs; thence
with the line of the Brown heirs and
j. NJ. Alexander south east to the
Maryville College line; thence with
the Maryville College line around the
entire boundary of the College land
as now enclosed, to a point on the
Crooked Greek pike at the junction
of the Wilkinson and Crooked Creek
pike; thence a straight line southwest
to a point on the Montvale pike at a
northeast corner of the driveway
leading to the Sam Johnson resi-
dence; thence southwest with said
driveway leading up to the Johnson
residence to point on line between
johnson and Brewer thence on a line
between johnson and Brewer in a
southwesterly direction to a corner
hnt Tohncnptc loxxyY1 and CropIoa.
thence with a fence between the lawn
and garden to a road leading to his
barn lot; thence in a southwesterly
direction to a right-of-way reserved
for a street between johnson and
northwesterly direction to the Tenn
with the western edge of said rail-
point opposite concrete bridge on
the Sandy Springs road; thence with
Sandy Springs road a northwesterly
direction to the Niles Ferry pike
road; thence with the Niles Ferry
Pike in an easterly direction to the
mouth of a lane leading up to the
J. L. Clark's residence; thence in a
Northerly direction leading from said
ane ana following d fence on Lne d.
L. Clark land to a corner on a line of
oflanze, Badgett and Warren; thence
With the latters line in an easterly
direction to a corner on Clark's line;
hence in a Northerly direction fol-
owing the line of Pfanze, Badgett
md Warren to a point on the Nor
,anton pike about fifty yards west of
lane leading to the Jesse Hutton
thence with the Morganton
like about two hundred and fifty
ards, more or less in a northerly
Erection to large oak near the road
where it makes a bend; thence on a
traght line in a Northerly direction
o the beginning point on the Louis
lille pike.
D. F. YOUNG,
Mayor.
J. L. TWEED,