The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-05
Notice of Special Tax
 Election

Notice is hereby given that an e1ec- ton will be held in the City of Bir- mir gham, Alabama, on Monday. the 22nd day of May, 1922. as provided by Ordinance No. 794-C, adopted by the Commission of the City of Bir- ming gham, Alabama. on the 18th day of April, 1922 entitled
 To order an election in the City of Birmingham for the purpose of sub hitting to the qualified electors Of the city for their determination by bal iot whether or not the City shall levy and collect for and during the years 1922 to 1882 inclusive a speciaI exs cess tax of fifteen one-hundradths G5-l00) of one per centum q ner eehtum) or fifteen cents (15c) or inc huLdred dollars of taxable property m addition to the tax of one per een- tum tl per centum) or one dollar tSItN) authorized by the Constltu- tion to he levied and collected, and in addition to the tax of one-fifth C-5l of one per centum q per oenturn) or twenty cents (20c) on the hundred dollars authorized to be levied and collected at special election held in the City of Birmingham on the oth day of May, 1920, such special excess tax to be used solely and
 
 schools of the city under the direc- tion and authority of the City Board of Education"
 Said election is to be held for the purpose of submitting to the quali- fled electors of the City of Birning- nam Tor their determination by bal lot the question as to whether or not the City of Birmingham shall levy and collect for and during the years 1922 to 1882 inclusive, a special ex- cess tax of fifteen one-hundredths of one per centum Q5-100 of 1 per cen- tum) of fifteen cents on the hundred dollars of taxable property, In addi- ton to the tax of one per centum q per centum) or one dollar ($1.001 on the hundred dollars authorized by the Constitution to be levied and col 'ected, and in addition to the special excess tax of one-fifth of one per eentum G-5 of 1 per centum) or twenty cents t20c) on the hundred dollars of taxable property authoriz- ed by a special election held in the City of Birmingham on the 8th day of May, 1920, such special excess tax of fifteen hundredths of one per centum Q5-100 of 1 per centun) or fifteen cents e15c) on the hundred dollars to be used solely and only for the maintenance of the public schools of the City under the authority of the City Board of Education.
 Said election will be held on the date above mentioned between the hours of eight o'clock A. M. and six o'clock r. M and the voting places for said election are to be as follows:
 Precinct g. District l. voting place. Dunn's Store, West Highlands.
 Precinct 9. District 9 Voting place, Graymont Fire Station.
 Precinct 9, District 3. Voting place, Osceola Drug Co., Osceola Station.
 Precinct 9. District 1, Voting place, Goudelock's Store, Elyton.
 Precinct g. District 5, Voting place, oxford's Pharmacy. Tuscaloosa Ave- nue and Poplar Street.
 Precinct 9, District 6, Voting place, West End Fire Station.
 Precinct g. District :. Voting place, N. l.. Andrews Store, Central Park.
 Precinct 9. District 9. Voting place, Elizabeth Drug Co. Elizabeth Station.
 Precinct 9, District 10, Voting place, Beverly Station.
 Precinct 9, District II, Voting place. Flewellya Grocery Store, 617 Tusca- loosa Avenue.
 Precinct 9. District 12. Voting place. West End Drug Co.,, 1130 Tuscaloosa Avenue.
 Precinct Q, District IS, Voting place, J. F. Smiths Store. 1926 Hayes Street.
 Precinct 9, District IA, Voting place. Owenton Grocery Store, sol Alois Avenue
 Precinct 9, District 15 Voting place, Birmingham Drug Co.,, 630 Tuscaloosa Avenue.
 Precinct 1o District 1. Voting place, Wahouma Drug Co, wahouma Sta ton
 Precinct To- District 2. Voting place, East Lake Fire Station.
 Precinct 10. District 3, Voting place, Bowers Store. First Avenue and Eighty Street.
 Precinct 10, District f, Voting place, East Lake Fire Station.
 Precinct 10. District 5. Voting place. W. H. Mitchelrs Store, Wahouma Sta ton.
 Precinct 21, District I. Voting place, Five Points Drug Store, Five Points.
 Precinct 2l, District 2, Voting place. Five Points Fire Station, on East End of Five Points.
 Precinct 21. District 3. Voting place. Magnolia Pharmacy. Magnolia Point.
 Precinct 21. District 4. Voting place. Osnent Brothers Grocery Co.,, 272S Avenue G.
 Precinct 2l, District 5, Voting place, Mt. Terrace Junction.
 Precinct 2l. District 6. Voting place. Harris Transfer Co. East End, Ave nue c, and Twenty-second Street.
 Precinct 2l. District [, Voting place, Norwood Fire Station. North End of Station. Twenty seventh Street.. and between Twelfth and Thirteenth Ave- nues. North.
 niefrifst Voting n1aCe. Lanes Grocery Store. 1902. Twenty fourth Street, North.
 Precinct 2l. District 9, Voting place, Southwest corner of Court House.
 Precinct 2i, District 10. Voting place, Southeast corner of Court House.
 Precinct 21. District II. Voting place, South end of Norwood Fire Sta ton
 Precinct 2i, District 12, Voting place, West end of Five Points Fire Sta ton
 Precinct 2I, District 1s. Voting place, w. B. Emond & Sons Grocery Store. Magnolia Point.
 Precinct 21, District 14. Voting place. Reid's Pharmacy. 27S0 Avenue
 Precinct 2f. District 15. Voting place. Mt. Terrace. end of Mt. Terrace car line.
 Precinct 21. District 16, Voting place, Harris Transfer Co, East End, Avenue G and Twenty second Street.
 Precinct 2l. District IT, Voting place, Hall X Geise. Druggists, Twelfth Avenue and Thirty-second Street, North.
 Precinct 21, District IS, Voting place. Norwood Pharmacy, Twelfth Avenue and Twenty sixth Street, North.
 Precinct 2l. District 10. Voting place, Northwest corner of Court House.
 Precinct 2l, District 20. Voting place. northeast corner of Court