Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-04-17

bonds may be either coupons or regis
tered bonds as the court shall here
after decide and shall in all respects
comply with the law or laws relating
to such bonds issues.
(h) The maximum rate of inter
est on said bonds shall be six percent
per annum.
I'D The date of the special election
for the submission of said bond is
sue proposition and authorization
of annual levy shall be the 22nd day
of April. 1924.
Cd That the said court for the
purpose of holding said special cleo
tion doth hereby appoint the follow
ing Commissioners of Election for
the following named regular voting
precincts in said political subdivis-
ions, to-wit:
WARE, Precinct No. l.
G. G. Rennix, John Swick and Dew
ey Durrett.
Receiving Board George Bowers, r.
T. George, Ed Thornhill.
Counting Board George Booth, D.
G.. Corley and Will Sothen
ASTON, Precinct No. 81
Receiving Board: j. H. Robinson,
James Forney and Mrs. o. j. Broad
water;
Counting Board: Mrs. John Batch
ford, Charley Simpson and Morris
Bolton.
WEST JUNIOR, Precinct No. A,
Counting Board Howard Ware, J.
H. johnson and Simpson Kittle.
Receiving Board Sol Day, Sylvia
Corley and Edith McCauley.
And the said court here orders and
directs that said Commissioners here
inabove appointed shall take the
poll and ascertain the result of the
said election as provided for by law
and shall certify the results thereof
in accordance with the provisions
Of the law relating to general cleo
tions, and said commissioners shall
in all respects comply with the law
relating to general elections and shall
appoint clerks for the respective
boards and do such other things as
are required of such Commissioners.
(k) For the purpose Of the regis
tration of the legal voters entitled
to vote at the said special election the
said court hereby orders and directs
that registration shall be made up
by the regular registrars
heretofore appointed to make the
registration for the regular primary
and general election, to-wit,-
WARE VOTING PLACE,
Precinct No. L. H. F. Shomo and
Charles Rennix.
SIPE VOTING PLACE,
Precinct No. q George Booth, Ira
McCauley
ASTON VOTING PLACE,
Precinct No. g. M. d. L. Corrick,
and Omer Phillips.
WEST JUNIOR VOTING PLACE,
Precinct No. A. M. E. Wymer and
Charles Hyre.
And the said court here orders that
the said registrars shall Immediately
make up the registration lists
and shall register all of the legal
voters residing within the said politi-
cal subdivisions and said court fur
ther orders that the said registration
shall be made by the said registrars
before the 18th day of April, 1924
and that said books shall be deliver
ed to this court on the 18th day of
April, 1924 so that the same shall
be in the hands Of the court for their
sitting to be- held on the 9Th. day
before said special election, and it
appearing to the court that it is nee
essary for said registrars to regis
ter said voters for the purpose Of the
primary and general election, it
is therefor ordered that they shall
receive no extra pay for this work
and the said lists of voters so regis
tered shall be certified by the Clerk
of this Court for the use Of the cleo
ton officials in the said special cleo
ton as provided for by law, and the
said registrars in making said regis
tration shall follow all Of the pro-
visions Of law relating to registra-
tions for primary and general
elections, so far as practic-
able; it is further ordered
that this court shall hold a meeting
in their court room in the Court
House in Philippi said county for
the purpose Of correcting said regis
tration lists on the 18th day Of April
1924, this being the 9Th. day proceed
ing the date set for said special cleo