Marion progress., 1948-03-11
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
TAX ELECTION FOR MARION
CITY ADMINISTRATIVE
SCHOOL UNIT

CITY ADMINISTRATIVE
SCHOOL UNIT
Notice is hereby given that at the
request of the Board of Trustees
of the Marion City Administrative
School Unit, and with the approval
of the State Board of Education of
North Carolina, a special School tax
election is hereby called to be held
on Tuesday, April 6, 1948, for the
pupose of determining whether there
shall be levied on all real and per-
sonal property within the boundaries
Of the Marion City Administrative
School Unit, hereinafter set forth,
a tax not to exceed zoe (Twenty
! .Cents) on the One Hundred Dollar
, ($100.00) valuation of property for
{ the purpose of providing supple
mental funds for the operation of
all the schools in said City Adminis-
trative Unit of a higher standard
than that provided by State support
in said Unit.
Notice is further given that G. W.
Giles has been appointed as Regis
trar and Frank Goldsmith and Harry
Mccall as Judges of said election,
and that the Court House in Marion
has been designated as the polling
place.
Notice is further given that new
registration Of all of the qualified
voters in the boundaries of said
Marion City Administrative Unit is
hereby ordered and that the regis
tration book shall be open for the
registration Of voters at 900 A. M.
on Saturday, March 18th, and will
close at Sunset on Saturday, March
9th. Saturday, April 3rd, is design
ated as Challenge Day when chal-
lenges shall be heard and determined
by the election officials in the man
ner and form provided under the
General Elections Law.
Notice is further given that all
qualified voters residing in said Mar
ion City Administrative Unit shall
have the right and privilege to reg
lister and vote in said election. The
boundaries Of said Administrative
Unit are as follows:
BEGINNING on top of Mt. Ida
and running in a Southeasterly
course to the top Of Grants Pima
Gle; thence in a more Easterly course
down to a spring branch which flows
just South Of the Champ Corpening
home, continuing down the spring
branch to the creek; thence continu-
ing in Easterly course to the CEN
ter of the c. C. & O. Railroad;
O. Railroad track to the Railroad
the South side of Catawba River to
II 4bo
Tom Gibbs place crossed the river
into Austin Conley farm; thence a
Southerly course following the old
wagon road to and excluding the
old Tom Gibbs place, making the
Gibbs place a part of the Pleasant
Gardens High School district; thence
from the old Gibbs place at the top
Of the hill on the road leading to
the Airport from the intersection of
Highways No. 19 and 70, and run
ming in a general S0utherly course
in such a way as to include all the
homes and property on the Tom
Gibbs-Marion Airport road on to the
top of the ridge to point on the
Highway 2 of mile South of Up
tons Filling Station; thence con-
tinuing in a Southwesterly course
to a point on old Highway No. 10
one mile East Of G. B. Woody's;
thence continuing in a Southwestern
ly course to the 102 mile-post on the
Southern Railroad; thence in a
Southwesterly direction to a point
West of the road leading from the
Bynum Crossroad to old No. 10 |.
Highway West Of the W. H. Green
lee place so as to include those chill
dren on this road; thence in a South |
erly course to the old Curfew school
building; thence from the Curfew
School following Southeasterly
course directly to the point where
the Montford Cove Township line
crosses the Sugar Hill-Old Fort road Il
thence in a Northeasterly course
with the Glenwood School line to
J. D. Wilson's, excluding the Wilson
place, making it a part Of the Glen
wood School District; thence from
J. D. Wilson's and excluding the said
Wilson place in a Northeasterly
course to the Martin Curtis farm,
including the said farm in Marion
district; thence to the Western part
of Mt Habbersham so as to pass
between the Grayson and Frisbie
farms, and continuing in North
westerly course to the top of Mt
Ida to the BEGINNING.
| Notice is further given that the
polls are open at 6 80 o'clock, A. M,
and close at $50 O'clock, P. M, on
the day of the election.
This 1st day of March, 1948
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF