The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-06-16
PROCLAMATION
SPECIAL ELECTION

The City of Lexington by and
through it's Mayor and City Council
on June 7th, 1922 passed a resolution
that there be, and ordered, submitted
to the ualifed voters of said City
for ratification and adoption, a GER
tain ordinance and contract granting
to the MISSOURI GAS AND ELEC-
TRIO SERVICE COMPANY, its
successors and assigns, a franchise or
privilege to own, maintain and oper-
ate in and through said City of Lex
ingtcn a system for the distribu-
ton and transmission Of electrical
energy, to use the streets, avenues,
alleys and public pleaces of the City
Of Lexington, Missouri, for the pur-
pose Of owning, operating and equip
ping an electric light and power
system consisting of the necessary
poles, wires and other apparatus in
cident to the operation thereof in the
City of Lexington, Missouri, for dis
tribution and sale to the City of Lex
ington and the inhabitants thereof,
Of electrical energy for light, heat,
power and other purposes, with the
right TO transmit the said electrical
energy from points either within or
without the said City of Lexington
and through the said City of Licking
ton beyond the limits thereof. Said
ordinance and contract is herein
next below copied in full and is made
part hereof and will be submitted Ia
the qualified voters of the said City
I &C Lexington for ratification, adop-
ton OF rejection at a special election
to be held for that purpose, on
MONDAY, JULY 3RD, 1922.
The polling places fixed and es.
t~sblished in the respective wards OF
said City at which to vote at said
election will be as follows: In the
First Ward Of said City the voting
4 place is fixed and established in the
Robertson Motor Company Garage
situated in Lot 3 Block 81, First Add,
ton to the town, now city, of Lex.
ington, Missouri In the SeconC
Ward Of said City the voting plac,
Us fyed and established in the Police
Court Room of the City Hall Build
ing. In the Third Ward Of said City
lthe voting place is fixed and estab
lFsbed in the VIM. H. LOOMS Drul
Store, IN Franklin Avenue on Lot Z
Block II, First Addition to the Cit,
Of Lexington, Missouri. In tn
Fourth Ward Of said City the voting
place is fixed and established in tn
vacant store room on alley between
23rd and oath streets on Soutl
Street, owned by M. N. Anthony, an,
situated on Lot No. SO, old Licking
ton. The Judges selected for sal
election to act at said respective poll
ing places are as follows: To be judg
es of the Special Election at the poll
ing place in the First Ward Pete
Mallot, Thomas Mcdonald, Pats
Morris, Thomas Rosewall. To b
judges Of the Special Election at tn
polling place in the Second Ware
Ferd Servi, A. w. Sandring, Arthu
Schultze, Jos. d. Chanslor, Jr. To b
judges Of the Special Election at tn
polling place in the Third War,
VIM. II. Loomis, Frank Bowman, job
Marchetti, Walter Russell. To b
judges Of the Special Election at tn
polling place in the Fourth War
Ed. Herman, Ed. Goring, VIM. M,
Faddin, W. A. Ford. Said electio
will be held n accordance with Ii
laws of the State Of Missouri, appl
cable to the Cities Of the Third Clas
In Testimony Whereof, /, Louis M
nor, Jr., Mayor Of Said City Of Lei
ington have hereunto subscribed m
name and caused the Seal of Sa'
City to be hereunto affixed this lat
day Of June, 1922.
LOUIS MINOR, JR.,
Mayor Of the City Of Lexington, Mi
souri,.
fl(SEAL)
Attest: G. C. WRIGHT,
City Clerk Of the City Of Lexingto
Missouri.
AN ORDINANCE
An ordinance granting a franchi
or privilege 10 use the streets. a
enucs, alleys. and public places
the City Of Lexington, MissouI
for the purpose Of owning, opera
ing and eQuipping an electric Zig
and power system consisting Of d
necessary poles. wires and other a
paratua incident to the operati
thereof Ia the City Of LexinRts
Missouri, for distribution and ~
to The City Of Lexington and