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INVESTIGATE TIus

4 corner half acre; good five
room house ju-t outside city,
phlnnes Ridge district. just the
place for an Oh station aud Access
cory business, Al the present time
" has an Income Of about 1900 per
year. Priced at $500 and terms.
GREENWOOD REALTY
1908 Greenwood Ave. Runsst a7si
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"a nusINEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EsEiticrr CAFE ron sALE
Centrally located cafe. doing good
hunlnerHi Sinlnr room contains
counter seating 70 persons, also =
tables. splendid opportunity for
man cook and wife 90 make good
For particulars and terms write
ELL Oaks ave, Eyrrett wash.
n. y. BEffi.iNn a co.
We specialize In selling stores. res
iiess MA xsnss, fcs second ava
NOTICE = pENTisThy IN Ex-
change for anything 81 value. All
work guaranteed. United Painless
Dentists, eos THIRD ave
1850 ntfs GOOD PAYING RES
taurant. Must sell ON account 81
sickness. owner, Mrs. NJ. Ballard.
clear Lake. wash.
GROCERY FIxTuREH. STOCK;
price 1850: four rooma. bath. rent
t.5. kenwood ssso.
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OUR HEST RANCH NY
tn the famona white HlVar valley.
and does DOT overflow, 10 acres
rich, mellow toam soil just west
cf O'Bfi~n. thoroiy cleared: well
fenced. decided water right. nice
;-reem egngsior large a nrsp'a, ,',i
~inao~ss barns. nheda. etc. This
place ts actually worth 100. but
can b. bought for ta.Teo, $500
cash. balance mortEsxe- long time.
81. viii be glad 20 show THIS Any
cHAs r. DAVIES
81 Eurke nidE Hiuctt ssTs.
BEST t-AcHE Htf
one % the beet little b-scre places
in Western WAahtngtons II miles
south Of city; losei valley land.
cottage hot and cold water. barn
and poultry house. water piped
frofa spring. Just a few minutes
walk Go inisrurban station and
paved highway owner has cut
price 20 ts.see for quick sale. and
cHAs y. DAVIES
81 Burek nidE Elliott soli.
QUEEN ANN kDtSD VIEW
$500
This nifty t-roofn bunFsiow. at a
sacrifices for quick cal. la. re-
KFLAtn0 nAAt4 AMFAf tWRtNtf
Kitchen with breakfast nook. !
bedrooms cement bessment and
laundry: $500 caah. trS per month.
This 10 spiendid buy. Mr.. whip
pie. Garfield ss,ks 80
GRO. a. SPENCER A. CO
REALTORS
IS ) ) 5 5 SIS Sc s : ) . :
Z PHIxSTY RIDGE DISTRICT Is
\ 81, 6oe--S-room bungalow. with
Is tsxifo lot. > blocks Phinney :
q car: lawn: fruit , yxe,,, 'o me
Is money and more. too.
s STEEL. REALTY DEv. corp. :
4 w~xsanina Floor Douglas BlfE. y
8 Fourth and Union. Elliott iso1. =
sssssss ssss sssss $ 5
WEST ouhI,sN. 500 SSSh HOME
Thoroiy modern rooms and den: In
choice part Of W. blaine st. some
view; beautiful surroundings:
breakfast nook oak fioofa. hot
rae. lawn. ficwsrs' $1,000 cssh.
$40 per month. SEQ Mr.. Whippie,
Fourth y. and Boston 81 Garfield
Geo 4. SPENCER q co. Realtors
1850 CASH MD $40 MONTHLY
buys e s-room semi modern house,
with large ceiied attic and =.
room cottage on rear % lot rented
for $40 month: nice 81 1xiQ0 lot.
ali street improvements paid,
close 20 stores and cars Green
Lake district All for f2.ib0, on
above terms. Smediey. ~ Column
bia ~. .
$3.50 CASH. $40 4 MONTH
New. modern Groom house. on Bea-
con hill. near golf links. with an
unobstructed view; lot 40xi05.
price $4,000: no mortgage.
r. O. WiNBIGLER
1904 white bldg Elliott 1901,
UNIVERSITY COTTAGE, ROOMS
only t2.so0; terms. Living and
dining room. 1870. bookcases: }
bedrooms: complete bath; large
lot. s0KIO0 TO alley; RaraRe; va
cant owner. kenwood 0525.
EOR SALE
Nice homes In Eremerton: close IN
good neigh borhood. For particu-
lars address Box I, Bremerton. Wn.
CHEAP FOR CASH = DOUBLE
house. 10 rooms; income property;
on car line: paved. $4,000. NC
Donald. sbts y Rainier ave.
GIFsTY S-ROOM BUNGALOW. MOD
ern turnout; good terms. owner
must sell Rainier 0f35-y.
Small cottage. $3.50. t25 down. t2s
mo. coughiin. si0 Am Blk. Bid. Ell
1887.
n WANTED-REALE ESTATE
WE HAVE A BUYEH FOR I'M
proved places near Seattle. Now
IL the time 10 sell.
T.. VAN ARSDALE
1915 THIRD Ave.
rs FOR ExCHANGE-REtl-
ESTATE
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- ~ aWsf wv
cfNcfif.An No. hkk-~ ssssff+'' s"fs'
possis will be received at office Of
General Purchasing Ahvns. s.ta~-
Kan Engineering Commission.
n0orn t2f pssf Street '-sfr -rf
Seattle. Washington. no, later
than u a. M. eps, -. sszz. 80
furnishing boat nplk~s. bes~i
Washers and lumber. Copies 81
this circular may BE- obtained upon
Application Al this offc.. from
Alasksn Engineering Commission.
sps New p0rtoffiee fiufidinr
Portland. ore. and Alaskan EnKi-
neorinK Commission. zoe Custom
House san Francisco. Caiif G. y.
Dole. General Purchasing Agent,
g,NSorSckME
DR. r.. ". Evans wishes 10 announce
that he has taken over the office
and husinerm % the late Dr. J..
Eugene Jordan that b. is the only
LICENSED PHYSICIAN fully
qualified and having the right 20
used or. tordsn's medicines, Pa
tI.sfs may hRs. their medicines
rsnsNed OF new treatments inntl-
tpted az the old office, second floor
Mutual tife ridT
LAWN MOWERS sifARPENED AND
repaired. Va call and deliver,
East 1880
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ACREAGE

/ ACRE ON DIS MONIES HIGH
way, reasonable. Cash or terms
Call Beacon zsct-R
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FARM LANDS

1855 ssSss 3 Z \ i 5 $ s
3 NORTH EDMoSDs
y Sc. 00n---t0 acres worth investi- =
eating acres choice straw )
* berries; many other berriea. !
: 200 cherry and pear trees. =
& some apples; wells can irri-
4 gate from: fair set 90 build. Z
s lnRn. Good for $4,000 income !
IS and living $500 handles.
i STEEL REALTY Dew. CORP.
4 Mezxanine Floor Douglas Bldg. !
s Fourth and Union. Elliott 1907. =
8 :
< 1888 3 ssss SIS S s $ 8 s = I
ga FARMS fOIt RENT
20 ACREs FINE POTATO LAND.
near Seattle. fenced; fortified and
ready for cultivation. $50 TO $50
bushels 20 acre. Rent cheap. Szs
Green Bldg.
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Trojan OH. Sound Rubber
G. j. STEEPIsE
IFS Cherry 81. Main $500
WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
4 Inland Finance Co.
Seattle Union Theater.
Mutual Laundry co.
10 Johnston Piston a. Ring.
is United Finance Co.
37b Universal High Power.
$50 Western Smelling a. Power.
1000 Alaska Petroleum a. Coal
$500 Siskiyou Syndicate.
MAX WINKLER
zit Union 81 Elliott $3.50
sCANDfNAvfAN AMERICAN BANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. 20,
AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attornryr-si-i@sw
JF. BATI~--Establishsd 1857. All
ss,s asIn 1901. az nurk. nids.
se5 second ava
IA ice free. Joseph Alien. lawyer
All cssee. soi Leary BID. III. sesk
ChIroprnctos
on r. ". TURNER cHfRoPRAc-
Tor, 7io-t3 Haight bid. ;d-Pin..
Hours. io-s. Eve. dates ~ $40,
Collateral Loans
M0SEy LOANED on ALL ART
eiss Of value THE RELIABLE
Electric Machinery
-s0LD-RrSrED
W noNTELius pRtcE CO. ses,tie
Expert Electric R~psir~
10ToRs APPLIANCES. WIRING
p.y. Civran Electric Co. bt1 First
Elliott stfs.
Money 70 Loan
MONEY FOR You
Loans made TO men and women on
short notice In amounts Of tis 20
Sioo NO MORTGAGE or IN
bORSEH required, Your promise to
pay and be steadily employed Is all
who you owe or what you want
' EnM n,Ios LOAN sooscsi2Tr
SOS Empire Bldg.
siS Second Ave. Near Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and jewelry. on most
satisfactory terms,
SOCIETY FOR RfMEpiAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
sss-sss Empire Building
Mp pMorNr r. oS nnffkMoNp,ss.' S wst che
and iewclry: lowest rates.
Resttle's Oldest .oan Brokers
s7i Second Ave. Establlshed 1883,
Monuments
PUGET BOUND MARBLE 4 GRAM
tie Co. trt and Virginia Estab-
OptlcIar and Optomcfrist
= W. Edrunds. Frarer- Patterson r.
Patent Attorneys
YRTBERICk r. GoRfN-PHT-
ent Attorney. American and for-
eign patents secured, developed
and promoted. soh-s-7 Central
Bidgs Seattle; w e, n "a. and 500 Y
Phone Main csso.
II. L. REYNOLDS, NJ r.; G Z. REV.
NOLDS. Established Seattle. 1891;
years examiner ". & Patent Of
flee t02-s Lyon Bid. Elliott b07k.
fTTRRY BOWEN q co.---patent fees
s15: small payment down. inven-
lions developed Pantagcs Bldg
I'll. 00ss.
PhysIcians. Surgeons
DR. TNGUs-women's ailments spe.
riaIty. rs years experience: fees
reasonable. Suite 400 Paniagea Bid
Piano Tuning
JOHN sTRoM, MAIN 5000. PIANO
repairing. Tuning and cleaning. IS
Guaranteed work.
vio.in Repairing
Hows rehaiFsd ginisy. ASS ard ave
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"A ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED TO Buy. or OWNER, IN
North Park. cloNe 60 intcrurhan
and bus. from Y acre 20 J acre.
with modern or broom house.
FtilI nartlcnlnrs. J-1k. HtAr.
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spup LAND

All cleared and ready 90 pillow Put
IN Hpuds now and IN berries this
fall. TO acres. level. with running
water close 60 paved road. heli
mile from station. cloRe 20 school
high school stores. paved road 10
town. Price 1850. tt00 cash. bal
ance long time. est
20 acres. 81 600 1850 cash.
40 acres. tgeO0. t100 cash.
CARTER. MACDONALD a MILLER
aes Columbia ST. Elliott ssTo.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-05-25
CHAPTER No. 500

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with amend
ments Section SO of Article u of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Maryland, title
Garrett County" subtitle Treasurer" as
said section was amended by Chapter $40
of the Acts of 1906. relating to the compen-
sation to be received by the County Treas
urer of Garrett County.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That Section So of Arti-
Gle - of the Code of Public Local Laws of
Maryland title Garrett County," sub-t tie
Treasurer" as said section was amended by
Chapter $40 of the Acts of 1906. he and it is
hereby repealed and re-enacted with amend
ments TO read as follows:
SO. The said Treasurer shall receive as
compensation for all the services required of
him under this subtitle of this Article one
per cent on all taxes actually collected by
him; and shall said Treasurer find it neces-
sary for his convenience at any time to ap.
point deputy he shall pay said deputy out
Of his commissions and he shall be answer
able for the acts of such deputy: and the
County Commissioners shall at the time of
making the annual levy, levy a sufficient sum-
by estimate TO cover the discount allowed
the taxpayers and compensation to the Treas
urer provided for in the preceding sections.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted. That
this Act shall not affect the compensation to
be received by the present County Treasurer
during his present term Of office.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That
this Act shall talk effect June !. 1922.
Approved April -, 1922.
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AN ACT to prohibit the killing of wild
turkeys in Garrett County, Maryland. from
June l, 1922, until the 10th day of Nov.
ember, 1924.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That it shall be unlawful
for any person persons to hunt, kill or
pursue any wild turkey in Garrett County,
Maryland, from June l, 1922, until the 10th
day of November 1924, after which date the
open season for killing wild turkeys in
Garrett County, Maryland, shall extend from
November 10th to December oath of each
year. between which dates any person or
shoot kill two wild turkeys only during
any one open season for bunting same; pro-
vided however, that it shall be unlawful for
any one person to shoot, kill or have in pos
session more than one wild turkey during any
one day of the open season above provided
for.
Sec. . And be it further enacted That
anyone found guilty of violation any of the
provisions of this Act before any justice of
the peace of Garrett County or the Circuit
Court of Garrett County, shall be fined the
sum of fifty dollars $4,000 or shall be con-
fined in the Garrett County Jail for a period
of from thirty TO sixty days for each and
every offense.
one-half of the above fine shall be paid to the
informer and the remaining one-half shall be
paid to the State Game Department to be
credited to the Game Protection Fund. 3"
All Acts parts of Acts inconsistent with
this Act are hereby Repealed TO the extent
of such Inconsistency.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted That
this Act shall take effect June l. 1922.
Approved April -, 1922.
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CHAPTER No. 45I.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with amend
ments Chapter Is of the Acts of 1920, re-
lating to advertising or publishing an
nual reports statements by the County
Commissioners and the County Board Of
Education.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland That Chapter Is Of the
Acts of 1920 be and it is hereby repealed and
re-enacted with amendnfnts to read as fol
lows:
l. The Board Of County Commissioners of
Garrett County and the Board of Education of
Garrett Co. Jointly or separately. are required
to publish during the month Of November next
succeeding the close Of the fiscal year of each
board. annual statements Of all receipts and
expenditures Of the respective boards the
same to be sworn TO by the presidents of the
said respective boards. The aforesa aid publ
paper which submits the lowest bid for pub
fishing the annual statements herein
required if the bids so received from
county newspapers for such publication
are too high according TO the jud .ment
of the Board of County Commissioners or the
separately, then in lieu Of such publication in
a county newspaper. the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Garrett County and the
Board of Education of Garrett County. either
jointly or separately may publish or set forth
in pamphlet form the annual statements
to any citizen of the County upon application
therefor.
=. Violation of this Act on the part of anv
of the aforesaid officials shall render them
liable to a penalty of not less than fifty dol
lars and not more than one hundred dollars
3. All Acts or parts of Acts in conflict
with this Act are hereby repealed.
Sec. ?. And be it further enacted. That
this Act shall take effect June l. 1922.
Approved April -, 1922.
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CHAPTER No. 400.

AN ACT closing certain streams in Garrett
County, Maryland, to all fishing for term
of two years from June l, 1922.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
Sembly of Maryland, That it shall be unlawful
for any person persons to fish for or take
in any manner any fish from any of the fol-
lowing named streams and their tributaries
located in Garrett County, Maryland, for a
period of two years from the first day of
June, 1922, as follows: Red Run, Murley
Creek White Rock Creek, Salt Block Greek,
Middleford Greek, Block Run, Meadow Noun
tain Run and Harrington Creek west Of the
county road leading from Oakland to Cranes
vile, West Va.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
anyone found guilty of violating any of the
provisions of this Act before any justice of
the peace of Garrett County or the Circuit
Court for Garrett County shall be fined from
ten to twenty-five dollars shall be confined
in the Garrett County Jail from thirty to six
ty days for each and every ofense.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That
one-half of the above fine shall be paid to the
informer and the remaining half of said fine
shall be paid to the State Game Protection
Fund"
Sec: 4. And be it furtter enacted, That
this Act shall take effect June l. 1922.
Approved April 10, 1929.
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services on Sunday at the home of
j. D. Swartzentruber. He was ac-
companied by his daughters, Misses
Fannie and Verda and also by Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Bender, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Tice, of Accident.
Mr., and Mrs. W. E. Spoarlein had
as their guests on Sunday Messrs.
John and Hurley Spoerlein and Paul
Dewitt and Misses Bertha, Clara and
Nellie Spoerlein and Messrs. Jonas
Fike and Fred. Gortner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Schrock spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ash near Bittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs Artie Dodge have re
turned home from Morgantown, w.
Va, whore they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Dodge. They were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dodge,
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CHAPTER No. 26s.

-
AN All To repeal and re-enact with amend
mehls Section ~ OF Article 30 OF the An
hOIais9 lode OF Maryland, title Elections,
suo-tltie Mlsqeilaseous Provisions, sad
section was amended ~ Chapter 5S of the
ActS OF l9zO' authorizlng the Supervisors
OF Elections OF Garrett County to establish
addltlonal election precincts or districts
Mneh deemed eNpedlent
, whereas IN Jarrett county, on account of
the mountainous nature Of the country, many
voters nave TO go great distances bad
ROADS IN order TO vote; and
whereas, This condition imposes undue
haIGShips IN many instances and
whereas, relief should be afforded to such
voters Wherever possible; therefore,
SJTI'oh l.; be II enacted by tne General As
sefnnly OF mary iand' mat section ~ Of Ar
ticie = ot ire Annotated Code OF Maryland,
Iitle Elections subtitle 'MisCe laneouS
4 ROY 7ioI5, as amended by Ch1pter 5o Of the
ACTS OF IS-V 9e ana IT IS hereby repealed and
Ie-enacIsu WIN ameham,nts, 10 read as fol-
ioW5.
- III 1T 7han 0e lhe duly OF the Boards of
SUPERVISORS OF Eectluhs OF the several cour-
Gt7 90 examine Ihe BOUNDARIES Of the several
G.tel'"l u'sst''Is ana election pre-lHcls IN
ueiI respective counties from tune to time,
Gnu M"e iH IN l neE judgement and d'sere-
I, IL 7i.'' De tNptu'til i'f the convenience
ut inc. voters 10 suD-dlNide OF said e'ec-
I'n ulstrets or election precincts, or to sub
NV l"t anu cnaHge lhe boundaries OF any two
or more precincts IN any election district into
I.lte o. more precincts or 10 chang the
1..N'. re- 'l any Two OF more ectuOn pre-
S"5l' lhey are hefeDy empoWe7ei and author
i13 20 mae Sucn SupdNlSio' ana to es'aH-
"sn tI.t boundaries OF sueh subdivisions IN
sutn way as TO IaeiHtate &nd expedite the
eall-iS OF {le'5 parrots by tie Not rs thereof,
, CIe, Gy tte ue7ishation oil an emit rey ne"
anu q.IiefeH0 polling place or places, or by
pL".iDink Tor TWO or more separate polling
piiace5 AT or near inc former polling place or
PAGES PROVIDED however, that no election
ulstrict sh%H be sub-dlFlded into two or more
breS'hets mat mas not an excess Of four hun
ured voters ana no precinct or group Of pre-
clhcts IN any district shall he sub-dividrd uu-
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GORTNER

Mr.. Amos Yutzy, of Canada, is in
this community on a visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Beachy spent
Sunday at Aurora, where they were
guests of the Beachys.
Miss Ethel Coddington visited Mr..
and Mrs. Jonas Grove on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. w. Hanning and chill
dren, of Springs; Mrs. Barbara Sla-
baugh, of WeIlman, Iowa; Messrs.
Joel and Solomon Slabaugh, Mrs. ].
Petersheim and BENZ. Yoder visited
Mr.. S. W. Slabaugh on Sunday.
Mr.. Jonas Fike, of Eglon, filled the
Brethren appointment here on Sunday
when he preached an excellent SER
mon on Peace.
Mr.. c. W. Bender, Of Springs, held
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prohibiting the manufacture. sale and
transportation of Intoxicating liquors in
Garrett County and providing penalties for
the violation thereof.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That two new sections
be and they hereby added to Chapter 81
of the Acts of 1914, entitled IAN Act to en-
able the registered qualified voters of Garrett
County to determine by ballot whether spirit
uous fermented liquors shall not be sold
in said county, or shall be sold only as here
matter described, and to repeal all Acts or
parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act,
any part of this Act" said new sections to be
known as Sections 32A and Bob. to follow
Immediately after Section % Of said chapter.
and TO read as follows:
32A. That whenever any person who is
guilty of manufacturing, selling, bartaring,
giving away, exchanging, carrying, bringing
into, transferring handling delivering or
distributing Intoxicating liquor in Garrett
County in violation of this Act. shall employ
or use in such violation any horse or other
beast of burden, WAGON. carriage, cart. truck,
automobile, motorcycle or any other vehicle.
IN addition to the penalties herein provided
or which are provided in any other sections
OF this Act, such horse, or other beast of
burden, wagon, carriage, cart, truck auto
mobile, motorcycle or other vehicle SO used or
employed in the violation of this Act regard
less of the owrl,rship of the same, shall be
confscated.
Every officer of the law who shall arrest
any person for the violation of the provisions
of this Act, if such person is or had been
employing any means aforesaid in such vio-
lation, such officer shall seize and tab, in
possession any or all of such articles so used
or employed in such violation and shall hold
the same in his possession until the case
against such person shall have been finally
disposed Of. If such person shall lie acquitted
OF SAID charge then such articles SO seized
shall be returned to him. but if he be con-
Vieted of said charge then such officer shall
after giving ten days notice, ,ieil all of such
artces so seized at public sale for cash. and
the amount received for the same. after
deducting the costs Of such sale including n
commission Of fvt per centum of tho
amount thereof as commissions 70 the officer
making such sale, shall be paid over 10 the
states Attorney for Garrett County.
5ZB. Any person violating any of the pro
visions of Section 32A Of this Act shall
upon conviction thereof be fnEd not less than
one hundred dollars $1,000 nor more than
hve hundred dollars $500, or be imprisoned
not less than three months nor more than sin
months, or be both fined and imprisoned in
the discretion Of the court. for the first
ofense. For a second offense. and for each
succeeding offense the penalty shall he i'm
prisohment for not less than six months nor
more than two years. All moneys received
from fines under this section shall be pavable
to the County Treasurer.
Sec; 2 And be it further enacted. That
TINS Act shall take effect June l 1922
Approved April 10, 1922.
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Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That the
said County Commissioners for Garrett
County shall have the option to redeem any
or all of said bonds outstanding after ten
years from the date of their issue.
Sec. Z. And be it further enacted That at
the general election in November, 1922, there
shall be submitted to the qualified voters of
Garrett County, the question whether the
said bonds shall be issued, and at such gen
eral election the ballots used and cast upon
the question shall have printed or written
thereon the words For the Bond Issue and
Against the Bond Issue" and if the major
ty of the votes cast upon said question shall
Commissioners for Garrett County shall pro-
coed to exercise the power vested in them by
this Act, and shall issue the bonds as herein
provided but if a majority of the votes cast
upon said question shall be Against the
Bond Issue" then this Act shall be null and
void and said bonds shall not be issued.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, That
this Act shall take effect June 1,l922.
Approved April 10, 1922.
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CHAPTER NO. SOB.

AN ACT to add two new sections to Chapter
81 of the Acts of 1914. entitled IAN Act TO
enable the registered qualified voters of
Garrett County to determine by ballot
whether sprituous or fermented liquors
shall not be sold in said county, or shall be
sold only as hereinafter described. and to
repeal all Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent
with this Act, or any part of this Act"
said section to be known as Sections
32A and Bob and to follow Immediately
after Section 32 of said Chapter "a, further
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who will visit at Terra Alta, before
returning to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Grove and Miss
Ethel Coddington and Mr. Roy Lich-
ty motored to Crellin on Sunday eve
ming.