The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-10-01
NEW PRECINCTS
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and Mt. Sterling pike, thence with
the middle of said pike, to the inter-
section of the Roseberry pike, thence
with the middle of the Roseberry
pike to the Flat Rock and Jackstown
pike, thence with the middle of said
pike to Hinkston Creek, thence with
Hinkston Creek as it meanders to the
Nicholas County line, thence with the
line between Nicholas and Bourbon
County to the Montgomery County
line, thence with the line between
Montgomery and Bourbon County to
the beginning. Voting place at booth
of farm of Clarence Rails on Paris
and Flat Rock pike.
No. 2. Beginning at point in the
Montgomery County line at the in
tersection of the Paris, Flat Rock
and Mt. Sterling pike, thence with the
said pike to the intersection of the
Roseberry pike, thence with the mid
die of said pike to the Flat Rock and
Jackstown pike, thence with the mid
die of said pike to the Paris and
Jackstown pike, thence with the mid
die Of said pike to Hinkston Greek,
thence with the meanders of Kinks
ton Creek to the mouth of a small
branch which flows through the farm
formerly known as the Hervey w
Letton farm, thence up said branch
to the Paris and Jackstown pike
thence along the Paris and Jackstown
pike to the present boundary line be-
tween precincts formerly known as
N11A al . L,
the present boundary line to the
Paris and Flat Rock turnpike, thence
with said pike TO the intersection of
the North MiddletOwn and Cane
Ridge turnpike, thence with said pike
to the intersection Of the Harrods
Greek pike. thence with said line
from said intersection to the inter
section OF the North Middletown and
Levy turnpike with the Rock Bridge
and Side View turnpike, thence with
the last named turnpike to the Plum
Lick pike, thence with the Plum Lick
pike to the Montgomery County line,
thence with the Montgomery County
line to the point of beginning. Voting
place in Bank Building in Little
Rock.
No. 3. Beginning on the Paris
and JackStown pike at the present
boundary line between precincts for
merly known as Flat Rock Nos. 1 and
2, thence with said pike to the inter
section of the Tarr Station pike,
thence with the middle of the Tarr
Station pike to the Maysville and
Lexington pike, thence with the
Maysville and Lexington pike to the
City limits of Paris, thence with the
boundary line of said City limits to
Stoner Greek, thence up Stoner
Creek to the mouth Of Rogers
branch, thence with said branch to
the Paris and North MiddletOwn
turnpike, thence with the said pike
to the Harrods Creek pike, thence
with the Harrods Creek pike to its
intersection with the North Middle
town and Cane Ridge pike, thence
with the North Middletown and
Cane Ridge pike to the Paris and
Flat Rock pike, thence with said
pike to the present boundary line be-
tween precincts formerly known as
Flat Rock Nos. 1 and 2, thence with
said precinct boundary line to the
point of beginning. Voting place on
Jas. Caldwell farm on Paris and N.
Middletown pike.
North Middletown No. 1. Begin
ming at a point in the Montgomery
County line in the Mt Sterling and
Paris pike, thence with the middle OF
said pike to the intersection of the
Harrods Greek pike, thence with the
middle of the Harrods Creek pike to
the North Middletown and Cane
Ridge pike, thence with the said line
from said intersection to- the inter
section of the North Middletown and
Levy pike with the Rock Bridge and
Side View pike, thence with the last
named pike to the Plum Lick pike
thence with the Plum Lick pike to
the Montgomery County line, thence
with the Montgomery County line to
the Paris and Mt. Sterling pike, the
point Of beginning. Voting place on
lot owned by H. S. Caywood in N
Middletown, KY.
No. 2. Beginning in the Mont
gomery County line and the Paris
and Mt. Sterling pike, thence with
the middle of said turnpike to the
line between the property owned by
Cooper Fry and Strowther West
thence with said boundary line be.
tween said lands to the Stony Point
and Seamonds Mill pike, thence with
the Stony Point and Seamonds Mil
pike to the intersection of the Paris
and Winchester pike, thence with
said Paris and Winchester pike to
the Clark County line, thence with
the line between Clark and Bourbon
Counties and Clark and Montgomery
Counties to the point of beginning