The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-03

Struction for said county OF EsCdiHpia
cause these resolutions to he published
once each week for four successive weeks
in some newspaper published IN SAID
special tax school district and has also
Election shan be held in said special tax
school district on the 9th day OF July,
A. D., 1920, to determine whether or not
there shall be issued by said district the
bonds provided for in these resolutions
and has determined that it shall through
said Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton cause to be published once each week
for four successive weeks in a newspaper
published in said district notice OF the
holding of said election which shall spec
ify the time and Gplace or places OF the
holding thereof. and has also deterrnineu
to do all other things and take sucn oIneE
steps as may be necessary TO tne ho on ~ :
Of said election, the ascertainment OF the
results thereof and the issuance ana saIe
of such bonds in case same snail pc au<
thorized to be issued by the result OF
said election.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED, FIRST, That there has here.
tofcre been presented to the Board OF
Public Instruction of Escambha county;
Florida. by the residents of the speclai
tax school districtSinl said County mere
togore duly created. consisting OF all the
territory in said county embraced WITHIN
the boundaries set forth in the FOREGOING
preamble to these resolutions, a petition
setting forth the desire Of said residents
for the issuance of bonds by said spec
ial tax school district for the purpose OF
acquiring, building, charging, furnishing;
equipping and otherwise improving schooi
buildings and school grounds within SAID
district, which petition it is found by said
Board is signed by more than twenty five
per cent. of the duly qualified electors re-
siding within the said special tax school
district which petition sets forth in gen.
eral terms the amount of the bonds, to-
wit, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars de-
sired to be issued, and that the purpose
thereof shall be for acquiring. building;
enlarging, furnishing. equipping and
otherwise improving school buildings and
school grounds in said district, and that
said petition further sets forth that the
proceeds derived from the sale of such
bonds shall be used for. the purposes set
forth in said petition.
RESOLVED SECOND That at this
the first meeting of the said County
Board of Public Instruction of said Coun-
ty of Escambia after the receipt of said
petition. the said Board does hereby
consider and determine by this resolu-
ton to be entered in its records that the
amount of bonds required for the pur-
poses set forth in said petition is Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars; that the rate
of interest to be paid thereon is six per
cent, per annum, interest payable semi
annually; that the times when the iprin-
cipal of such bonds shall be due and when
payable shall be Ten Thousand Dollars
each year for the first ten years after the
date of said bonds and Twenty Thousand
ditional period of twenty years.
RESOLVED THIRD, That the Super
intendent of Public instruction for said
County of Escambia shall cause these
resolutions to be published once each
week for four successive weeks in some
newspaper published in said special tax
school district
RESOLVED FOURTH. and it is here
by ordered that an election shall be held
in said special tax school district on
Tuesday, the eth day of July, A. D.,
1920. to determine whether or not there
shall be issued by said district the bonds
which election only the duly qualified
electors of said district who are freehold
ers shall vote.
RESOLVED FIFTH. That the County
superintendent of Public Instruction for,
said county shall cause to be published
once each week for four successive weeks
in newspaper published in said district
notice of the holding of said election.
which notice shall specify the time and
places of the holding thereof, which sew
eral places of holding said election in said
special tax school district shall be the
several places in said district where the
last general election was held through
RESOLVED SIXTH. That the follow.
ing inspectors and clerks for said cleo
uon are hereby appointed, to-wit:
For polling place known as Number 70
Inspectors, W. r. Bennett, ID. + Raves
p. E. Hannah; clerk, T. H Long.
For polling place known as Number II
Inspectors. Geo. J. Emanuel V. J. Eau
art.
For polling place known as Number IA.
Inspectors. NJ. e. Clark. w. 3. Ferriss,
Ed P. Preston: clerk. W. D. Willis
For polling place known as Number IS,
Inspectors. F. c. Bombay, Sw. A Dun
ham. w. J. Sennott; clerk. Charles Hart
man.
For polling place known as Number "a,
Inspectors C. Hawks DorT, r. s. Ouina
C. NJ Reilly. Sr.; clerk Knowles Hyer.
For polling place known as Number 26,
inspectors Thos. F. Condor, Jas. Nc
Hugh. Jr., Elmer E. White; clerk, j. W.
Coons.
Inspectors, C. l.. Bannernan. c. F. Driv-
err. L. E. Gentry: clerk. Walker Ingraham
For polling place known as Number 2S
inspectors, n. ]. Bennett. W. II. Craw-
ford. c. ]. Levy; clerk. =. G. Sentry
For polling place known as Number y
inspectors. /. H. Aiken, J. VI. Crona. W.
M. Herrider: clerk, W. c. Mackey. :.
For polling place known as Number 80,
Inanecfors Ino C. Green, n. G.. McMiI-