The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-06

fender, which warrant shall be served
by any police officer, and such war
rant shall be executed in any part
Of the state Said judge. when such
warrant is issued shall fix the amount
in which the person or persons named
in the warrant are to be held TO bail,
and at such times shall endorse the
amount Of bail to be required on said
warrant. Said municipal judge shall
have the same power and authority TO
issue search warrants in all cases
where ii appears upon sworn COM
plaint that there is probable cause
to believe that any of the laws or
ordinances of the City of Ardmore,
or other laws for the violation Of
which the municipal judge has power
to punish are being violated. The
procedure for the issuance and serv-
ice Of the search warrant shall be the
provided by the general laws of the
State of Oklahoma for search war
rants issued and served by state or
county authorities, and the police Of
ficer or peace officer to whom the
warrant is directed shall serve the
same with proper diligence and shall
have the same power and authority
in executing such warrant as that
provided by the general laws Of the
state of Oklahoma, for peace officers
serving warrant issued by the state
or county authorities. The warrant
and other papers shall be returnable
TO the municipal court
AMENDMENT NO. Z
Section /, Article of the Charter
of the City of Ardmore is hereby
changed and amended so that the
same shall be and read as follows:
Section /. The Recall-The holder
of any elective office may be removed
at any time by the electors qualified
to vote for the successor of such in
cumbent. The procedure to effect
the removal of an incumbent of an
elective office shall be as follows:
Petitions filed by the electors en-
titled to vote for successor to the
incumbent sought TO be removed,
equal in number to at least thirty
candidates for the office, the incum-
bent Of which is sought to be re-
moved, cast at the last preceding
general municipal election demanding
an election of a successor Of the
person sought to be removed, shall
be filed with the City Clerk: Provid.
ed, that the said petitions, within
sixty days OF the commencement
thereof shall be filed with the City
statement of the ground for which
the removal is sought. The sigma
lures to the petitions need not all be
appended to one paper, but each
signer shall subscribe an oath show
ing his place Of residence and his
qualification to vote at such election.
One or more of the signers of such
petitions shall make an oath before
an officer competent to administer
oaths, that the statements therein
made are true and that seach sig
nature to the petitions appended is
a genuine signature of the persons
whose name purports to be thereunto
and that the same was
circulated and signed within sixty
days. Within ten days from the date
Of filing OF such petitions, the City
Clerk shall examine and ascertain
or not such petitions are
signed by the requisite number OF
qualified electors, and he shall attach
to such petition his certificate show
ing the result of such examination.
In determining qualifications of said
electors the City Clerk may require
the oath of each petitioner as to his