P ; , '? For Infanta and Chudren.
Lass -a iPaMswj.aiK h
rasa i fill
AYcgcfable I'rcparntionlbr As
similating HicFoodandHcgula
ling UieStoinaclis andBowcls or
Promotes Digestion.CheerfuI
nessandRest.Contains neillier
Oiiium.Morpliine nor Mineral.
ot "Narcotic.
JlMpt ofOUDrSiMUELPlKJIEtt
fltnythn Seed'''
Aperfccl Remedy fdrConslipa
rion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish
ness and Loss of Sleep.
FacSuiiitc Signature of
NEW' YOHK.
EXACT COPY OF WRARfiEH.
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Albany College.
Founded and Owned by the Presbyterian Church in Oregon.
Trains for Scholarship, Culture, Efficiency, Classical, Scientific, Normal and
Commercial Courses with ample range. The spirit and teaching of the
Institution are frankly and positively Christian. Prepare for special
and technical education jy building first the MAN on Albany's broad and
Htrong lines.
There are eight years of solid work, four in the Academy, and four in the
College. The Academy fits for the best Colleges.
The Conservatory cf Music is equipped for the best work in voice,
piano and violin.
The Business Department is the equal of the best business college in the
State, and yields first place to nono.
Athletics are conducted on safe and sane methods. Quite a variety of liter
ature waits your order.
President H. M. CROOKS, Albany, Oregon
ALBANY DRESSED
BEEF CO. ...
firm St.. opposite P. O,
Choice Meats of all kind
THE ALBANY BOX
AND MANUFACTURING CO
Have on hand a number ono sto;lt of
Sash and Doors,
Window and Door Frames.
uet our prices before buying.
1182 Santiam Road. Phono lilack I(i3.
J. II. KAUFFMAN, Manager.
RlTERSIBEliTRMARB.
PnrebrmlR.O. andH.O. While -
Dome, White IM) month Rocks, '
ameye, 1'nkin duuksand O. I. (J. i..-r
or sale.
Eirus m Sanson . Leave orders a; K,
M, rbompson'B poultry yard, AlOnuy,
Or., or nail at the Riverside yard .
Rd. cH mi., Prop Al vnrile. or ml
reus at Albany
ORDER OF I'ENDO.-M.ot.i fourth
Akndiiy of month, in W. 0. W. bull.
.1. 1,. Mux, Councilor.
Elma A. Tuiinkk, Sec.
i. ). U V Sitot.y i..iit,!c Ni.. l;t hi. '.'I
ory Monday I'vmiinir t their luiU in
A. U. U. W- 'IViiiple ou Vri mrfvt.
Albany. SlrmineiB in tin- nit v nnd
trkii.iout brethren cordially luvited to
-ttend.
V0)1MKM OF Ttth A'mKI.i.--a
n iv I'nnip No ion P. J. H . w. ,n
n..n i.-.,...... 111...,. .-...
Ml-
all Foster Ulock ivo. v ftiUj
M iMHiiiU Clrclf iniHitu Ihi m.l
Visittiiii iioinhborH wnlcouiod .
J, K, 1avis, 0. C
i, L. Swan, Clerk.
1'M'i K II T. M.
?ry Saturday tminlnu at K, 0, T, M
nail Vlsltlnir KnUhtsl nvited,
0. N. Mi'KkB . ComniMn
CMiHrnTcn-s cnqlibh
mm
K, Ai" ? Tr.itii.it l.iKllr. i" fim
i IU:l U'l J.M r..n..ll. lt
. "fj J tllh lint rln. I Mho flit ollirr. li.unn
h j nrflU HuhnllulUmt mix) iinlln.
75f II..T... Uj of jnur i i.l .'. ... M
Jf mm pi fur I'ftMlftilam. 'I't't hiv n'U
Li n.l "lt1lr-f r.r I -1ic-."in I ' - rr.
X7 tvrn Mali. l.ntnt I r.ili" .i.tti II;
I t,ll tUi(itii, 4 liltitrr )it i .I. m! I n ,
hlr fai'ti UadUoM 54itar i'lln. I'.V.
Bears tho ) VllJ JlwAlMfS C:t;M
m
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
TH oiHTAun sompanv. hcw vonx city.
SOUTH and EAST
VIA
SOUTHERN" PACIFIC
Shasta Route.
lain leave Albany for Portland imo
nay stations at 4:30 am, 7:28 s mi ad
p. m,
t.i-nve Po- tland 8:30 a m 8 ,
. Albany 12;28pm U:5?,j u
Alve Ashland 12:65 am 12:36a xt
" Sacramento.. 5:10 p m 6:00 a an
" 8nn KniDClBCO. 7:4fi p m 8:4r ! v
arriveOudon 4:E5ani 7:0lmn
" Denver 9:30 a ra 9:lUi
" KanmiB City . . , 7 :2fi a m 7 :2S a n
11 Ulnciitro 7:42am 8:30 am
ArrlvrLos Angeles.. 2:00 D m 8:0fcnn
" lilPnso :00pui 6:()(i ro
' Korl Wortn.. . 6:80a in 6 8 ro
" City of Mexiaoll:30a m 1 1-30 an-
" Houston 7:00a ui 7 :) u r
" Now OrloaiiB.. (1:30 p m 6 30 po
" WanhinKton .. 6:42 a in S:41'an
" New York. ...12:10 p m I2:10p m
Pnlluiaii and J ouriBth curb on uii i
truiriB. Chair cars Mncrainonto to 0t:'i
and 101 Pao,and tourist cars to ouioujn
St Louis, Now Orlfnim and Washiiitftoi'
ConnectinK at Sun c raiiriuco with -.o-eralatiiiioiflhip
linos for Honolulu , .1 ro
China, Philippines, Central and Son' l
ALioricn.
SofO. IC. Kkosk nuontnt Albany u
Honor addronf
A. Ii. CKA1G ,U. V. A
Dirl'nrd,
Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
'orlntUmmntlon orCnlarrhof
no iiinil.li'rnutl Itn.mtl ma
.'), MO CURE WO PAY, t'llt PS
nitkljr nil toi nmiifiitly die
ornl rnii'B of Umiorrhocn
ml 4JlM't. no ni(tt-r vt tuw
nti stftudhm. A LsnlHtoly
T-f'-.M. H.il.1 liv .lru.-jfif
I'rU-o fl.oo. or hy nihil, poat-
THE SANTAL-PEPSIIt CO.
UIMontln, Ohio.
For sale by Hnrkhart A I.ee.
j'irst National UaijH,
illiany, (Ireson
rroaident K W. LAN'tiDON
Vire-l'ri'Bideut n. K. YUN(i
Cillior.
A, O.S0I1MI1T
1r...i
"."knit! bllainos:
ACC'MIII Ti IlCt tO ClHVK.
Sinht ixi'r.uni;e ami teloiiraphi;1 trai s'.j
oldon Niw York, Sau l-'raneiiu'o.OliU'iw
ami Portland,
(IOI.I.K M'lONS MA OK '.on lavoral.l.
lerniB.
DitBtrroiis:
S K. Yo'imi. IC. W. liANonoN
A.'Ioodiiin,; A. O. Sciimiit,
C. .4. Fuss.
MM DBf
0 & w
DOING THEIR DUTY.
To filter Ibeb'ood la the kidney' dutr.
When they fail to do this the kidueys
are sick.
liaukacheany many kidney ills folio ;
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
Doati'6 Kidney Pills cure them all
Georijj Kutter, who is f mployeil with
the Oregon Railroad A Navigation Co.,
and resides at i91 Kecond Blreet, Port
la d, Oruit., eavs. "Ihadmoreor less
rouble with my kidneys tor a year or
more. My r.sck botberrd me ilh eort,
irriiatiug pain. Doan's Kidnej P'lls
wefe recommended to me and I tot
box. I commenced to ute them as dir
ected and to mv surpriee when I had
taken about baif the box the pain left
my back. Every kidney sufferer sbcnl i
know about Doan's Kidney Pills."
Ienty moieprool like this from Alb
any people. Hall at Foe hay & Mason's
drug store and ask what their customers
report.
For Bale by all dealer 8. 50 cents per
box. FoBtr-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y. sole aiients for the U. S .
Remember the name Doans and take
no other.
I Gives Health, Viaor and Tone.
fierblne ie a boon for sufferer) ir m
aneamia. By its use the biocd i? quick
ly egenerated ana the color becomes
cormal. the drooping strength is re
vived. The languor ib diminished.
Health, viir and lone predominate.
New life and happy activity icbii ts,
Mrs. Belle H. bhriel, MiddleBborough,
III. writes: I have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood, and
have foun i nothing to benefit me lite
Her bine. I bava wit lied that I bad
known of it In mv husbard's life time.
60c. Foshay & 51 aeon.
The in-ip
"Before we can Bjmpatlilza wit
otberB. we must hnve Buffered onr
Belvea." No one can realize the Buffer
ing attendant upon an attaik of the
grip, unless be has bad the actual ex
perience. There ia probably no diaenee
i that causes so mucb pnysical ana mental
I aeony, or which bo successfully defies
i o.fldical aid. all danjier Irnm the crip.
towever, may be avoided by me prompt
ue oi (Jlitmberlain'B uouizn,'ttemeuy j
AraonK the tens oi thousands ttbo baijfe
uwd thie reiurdv, not one case haVtover
been reported that nas resulted in pneu
monia or that baB no1: recovered. For
sle by Foehav A Mason.
Kcv. Cul ll.slo V. K. Murilo, L.. L,. V.
ItchingPiles.
If v'.u are acauainted with anyone
who is doubled witb this distressing
ailment you can do him no greater fa
vor than to tell tira to try Chamber
lain's Salve. It gives ii.stant reliof
This aalvealso cures sore nipples tett'-r
and (alt rheuM. Price 25 centu. For
sale by Fosbny & Maan.
Invaluable fin- khoiiniatis n.
I have been suffering for the paet few
years with a severo aaok rf rheuma
tism and found that Bailard'i Snow
Liniment was the only t liinic that gave
me satisfaction and tended to aieviate
mv pains. March 24, '02 : John 0. Deit
nan. Kinsman, Ills. 25c, 50a and 1 00
Kosha; & Mason.
The Best Cough oyrup
O rT Innl. o-Prnh.ta .hiilffn. Of-
t..u.Afrrn ITan'aao wrilna "Thia 14 Ifl
Bay that I have med Ballard's Horn-
bound Syrup for yeara, and mat 1 ao
not hesitate to reccommend it as tn
beet couiib syrupt I have ever used."
25c, 53c and $1 00. Fosbay & Mason.
SUMMONS
To the Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon for Linn County, Department
Ko. I.
Maud V. Hutson, plaintiff, vs. Willia
P. Hutson, delendant.
To Willia r. HiKBon.theatovennini-d
iloferdaiit:
lu the name "i th Stte (f Ortg n,
vou a a lierbt , olilied and rcqoired to
be and upiear in eaul court in nid Bin.
and anawertlie complaint ol the plul tiff
tll dtliBteln, on or neioro ine z n oay ,
of April, 190(1, and you are ln.reoy ;
ruriubr noiiueu inai n tou " i
prar and BiiBwer sail conipl int as
Hforesaid, lor want uiereoi tuh pimi-iu
vi;l ml-u a decree sttsiost you for the
reli t payed lor in said camp'uint, to
wit: A decree of sail Court dissolving Hi'
bonds ol matrimony now i-xi-mn; b)-.
tween y. u nd laid plaintiff. j
This siimmoi.B is sotved upon oi bv
putilication lor six coosicuiive w ks
prior to the Bid 28th dy oi Aoril.l'.iO'l,
in the Albany Democrat newspaper I
published in Albany, Linn County,
Oreiton, and of venoral circU'Minn
-ai kly in Baid countv, by order ol the
Hon. Williim Galloway, Jud.'e ol Hi
abovo mamed court. wii;ch said oider
was made Mi-rrh Oih, 10M And :bat
the .iid Wiilinm Galb way, judye cl 'lie ,
above nnmed oouit, in said order for Ihe I
publication rl this BuininnnB upon mn,
s prescribed said 28tb day of An il.'
190G, a the time on or bttore wh cb you
shall appear an I answer the said coin
plhlnt in Buid suit.
Ttio il i'o of the first pnblicstio i t
ibis ntnM:niin in said newBpap.r is
March lOUi.lOOO.
W. S RtSLKY
Attorney 'or l'lnimiff.
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(AUKSS a woman's age if you have tlie
J temerity, and feel like taking the con
sequences; guess about the weather, the
crops, your neighbor's debts, whether to
pay that insurance premium that is due, or
wait till your house burns; guess the right
bottle when you get up in the night to give
the baby Nastoria; guess . . . well, regard
ing any old thing except voitr printing.
Afakc sure vou get the best bv patronizing
MASTON PRINTING COMPANY
Successors R. A. Brcdle ALBANY, OREGON
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PROCLAMATION.
I
i
.....r..-, . r. .i. o . . . p c,a,. i
VHEREAS the Secretary of Sta e
of the State o Oreson has n une me
in writing that W' Jo theP' 's; i
if'ns,of a"Ac e"" f0 a. h,m
effective the Initiative an 1 referen lun ,
provisions of Sec Ion 1 of Art c I
of the Constitiit o of the St-o of ;
Oregon, and regu lating elec ins the e-,
under and provi. ing pera ies for mo-
lations of provisions th-s Act, ap-1
proved February Ptto mi, he
Brewers and V. iioiesale Liquor Deal-1
ers' Association o Oregon duly filed
in his omce on January 22nd 1906 an
initiative petition containing 8301 1
signatures properly attached to a copy ,
of said measure, cert fled in accord-1
ance with law demanding that a pro-
posed law the title tenor and effect of
wh eh is hereina ter particu arly set
forth, shall be submitted to the egal
voters of the State of Oregon for their
approval or rejec on at the general
tCCtlHu l, P h?.n i ' ltS
the 4th day of June being the first
"Now,' Therefore, I, deo. E. Chamber-'
lain Governor ol the : State , :o gon.
In obedience to the provisions of said
Act herein before mentioned do here-
by make and issue this Proclamation
to the people of the State of Oregon
:w?,UnC1,ng '!attheLLll.
I Wholesale Liquor Dea ers Associa-
itlon has filed said initiative petition
jwith the requisite number of signa-
ures thereto attached, demand ng
; hat there shall he submitted to the
,lega electors of the State of Oregon
;for their approval or rejection at the
Regular election to be he d on the 4th
day of June, 1900 said day being the
! ?in i n iB-m ? , ' t
til ed A bill to propose by in.t at.ve
.petition a. law to amend Section 1 and
to repeal Sections 2 i. 4, o G . J, .
9, 10, 1 12, 1.1 14, lo, 10, 17 and 18
and adding sections to be lesiRna.od
; as Sections 2 J, 4, o G 7, 8 9, 10, 11
ar ,12'0?',aIaf nenaCtCd bfthe H 0
;of the State of Oregon, under an inltia-
; 1,1 ve petition by vote and election held
;at the general election in June, 1904,
i""" entitled.
"A bill to propose, by initial ve pe-
tition, a law providing for elections ir.
any county or any precinct therein or
. , , ; ,
any subdivision of a county, consisting
,of any number of entire and contigu-
,ou3 precincts of such county, to de-
, ermine whether the sale of ntox.eat-
.ingl quors shall be prohibited in such
county or subdivision thereof or in
such precinct; providing for the fll ng
of petitions for such elections and the
form and effect thereof and for notices
of such elections and for the time and
manner of holding and donduoting the
same, dec aring what shall const.tute
a subdivision of the county within the
meaning of this law; declaring what
acts shall and what shall not const!-
hue a violation of this law declaring
the qualifications of petitioners and
of electors at such e ections; applying
to fe' c"0" th,e0 Prioof ico
?Qn- Tfnr f,7 i4 iqnq Zi JSn'
; n??' 19,i'07; n ?r' , r ?'iJ '
1912 and 1975 of Bellinger and Cotton s
Annotated Codes and Statutes of Ore-
got,; provld ng for printing and dis-
trlbuting ballots for such elections ;
; prescribing the dut es of public officers
iioiH'l0",6!61?,!
I relation to the enforcement of the pro-
: visions of this law; provKang for the
issuance by the county court of orders
prohibiting the sa e of intoxicating
, liquors within certain limits and de-
; daring the duties of such courts in ret-
orence thereto ;i limiting the itimo
within which the question of prohibit-
(lng such sale of Intoxicating liquors
iiiaj ihoiu ni. ' .'"
the same district; providing penalties county
and punishment for the violation of state of Oregon
any of the provisions of this law; pro- w h undersignea respectfully
viding for the return to any liquor deal- esent that we are qualified elec
er or other person of a proportionate torg of ...precinct, In the
amount of any license fee which he collnty, Qf
may have paid, whenever the district and gtBte- of oVegon,' 'and 'that ' w
in which he shall be engaged in bus - hereb est to order an elec-
ness shall he declared 10 bo prohib 1- tifm , netermine wnether or not the
tion territory; and applying to all saIe of lntoxicating liquor as a bev
eloct ons held under the provisions of cra Bh prohlblted In sald pre.
,1111s law, me uiuy iuo ol LUO fu i.,
election laws o tne state, ann uectar-
Ing certain rules of evidence appli-
cable to prosecutions under this act.
nnd des gnatmg the precincts to which
th s act applies and providing lhat
this act shal not apply to the nianii-
facture or sale of iquors at wholesale
by brewers distillers, vintners, or
wholesale liquor dea ers.
The tenor and effect of the said pro-
posed bill is to so amend the said ex-
.istlng law that It will, if said bill ls
adopted, read as follows:
I "Section 1. Whenever 30 per cent of
the qualified electors of any precinct in bg sba thereupon see that it is en
the State of Oregon shall petition the tered ,n , ,n the recordg of (ho
county court of any county for the county court
privilege to determine by ballot wheth- At ,east tw(mt ,,a provto.,a , rtny
er the sale of intoxicating liquors as a ee(,ton hnrou-der t! co-tv e'erk
beverage shall be prohibited within shall Oliver to the "sheriff 'of 'the
the limits of such precinct such conn- count at ,eaat five n.lteg f tbe
ty court shall order an election to bo election for ench election precinct In
held thereon at the next regular bien- sai( comlty votjnf. on t!le .,p,tlon.
nial general election In said county; gaid notjee shall be substant: illy in
but such petition shall be filed with tne following form
the clerk of said county court not less , L r Klec'tin Notice.
than 45 days nor more than 90 days, Notlce ,s boreb ,ven Ulat on
prior to such election. Such election; tbe d , OI
slmll bo held at the usual place for ..... gd at the
holding elections In said precinct. If . ' " ................ . .
(here be such place, and if not. then p'recinct !!!!! '. ...... '. .'. . .
at such place as the county court may ,n ,,. o0iintv at
(S
'f
'f
,
direct within said precinct, and notice
shall be given and the election con-
ducted in the same manner as pro-
vided by law for the election of general
()fflcci.s SQ f as ,d , be
ducted by tho regular judges and
clerks of election in all cases, and the
wh,c such
' hereinafter provided. The
'
anJ cler;s elec
J r ag result
, f other of-
elec'tjon an
elerk shall enter forthwith the
i ( ,, lt f th eiection
rrTof th? county cour"
f
county clerk, provided it
majority of votes cast at
' precinct were
intoxicating liquors
as a beverage, shall be prima facie
evidence thabt 'the seln 1 furnishing
f hjmj of intoxicing liquors
ese'uc0hr JZ! sold
furnished or given away
h. furnishing or giving
& intoxicating liquors as a bev-
' where
intoxicating liquors were sold, fur-
or given away, occurred after
entering the
romUt ot such election), wes then and
prohibited and unlawful.
,.Sec'tion 2 Tne ballots at an . elec.
, , , ,on tion ls
in addition to the
( offl(!ers' fl othe. matters
h be ,nted with an af.
firmalive and a negative statement, as
,The slo Qf ,ntoxicating
beverage shall not be pro-
1 .Te sa,e of lntoxicatlng
Rs 1)everaRe shall bo prohibit-
J , , )ace on u ,cft sie
f- h staterne , which to give
each elector an opportunity to deslg-
, , , , , 1 ' crosa lf the
majority of tne V(tes cast a't sucn elec.
,)e ,n fayor of pron,b,tlng
. . jntovlpatine- Honors as a
bevera then f,.om and after 90
B m h , f enterIng the re.
. ..,...
soil ui soon toeuLiuu il biiuii ue unlaw-
personally or by
, ' h 'lt f sch
cfnct; to sell, furnish or give away any
, , t e d '
bevera e r to keep a place where
,f k ' ' ,
, m furnlshed for beverage
es. 1 and any person who from
a 1 f ; 90 , . f' he date f
enterlng the result of such election in
an maner tl Qr ilulirectly sell3
furnlshea or gives away, or otherwise
d , , intoxicating liquors as a
be keeps or lseg a place,
gtrllctllre or vehlcle either permanent-
, transient, for selling, furnishing
' , , y Qr , b, h or tm
whfch intoxlclng iiqllors are sold,
Biven away or furnished, or otherwise
deaIt ln as aforesaid, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, and shall, on con-
victlon thereo b 'flned more than
$20 h offens and ha f
J Bllbsenuent offense be fined not
moVe than '?5oo.
,.Soction A petltion or an elec-
'"ier the provisions of this law
sha be RnWicK if substantially as
follows. .A tltlon to determine
whether the sale of lntoxicating
as beverage shall be pro-
nibited in
eclnct ot' the county of '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '.
1
in' 'the stkte of Oregon.'
(pjate) .. 190...
"To tho cniintv eourt of
cinct 8al(, eIeotion to be held at the.
time o the next bennial election In
sald countv
The county c,erk shal rceei t
of such potltlon immeatotely file the
sam6 and shal, thereupon compare
the Blgnatures Qf tho electors signing
the same with th(J,r signatHros 0n
the registrlltlon books of the election
thcn pending- or if none ponding, then
wlth the R,Rlmtures on tho registration
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f 'h nret,p.ni. nnrni Gi0(.tin.
If ,,, rniai, nn!i nf n,lniiR,.,i
Tn,rQ ,,,, hnvo oi,i ti, no.iu.nn
an election will be held to determine
whether tile sale of Intoxicating
liquors shall be prohibited in said pre-
clnct, which said election will be held
1 at 8 o'clock In the morning and will
i, continue until 7 in the afternoon of
(. said day.
Dated this day of
190..
f; County Clerk of
County. Oregon.
4 It shall be the duty of the sheriff at
least twelve days before any election
hereunder to post said notices in pub
lie places in the vicinity of the polling
place or places. Thereupon the clerk
nnd the sheriff shall each briefly enter
of record their compliance with the
provisions of this section, and such
' record shall be prima facie evidence
' that all the provisions of this section
have been fully complied with.
"Section 4. The phrase 'Intoxlcnt-
lug liquors' as used in this act. shall
be construed to mean any distilled.
malt, vinous or intoxicating liquor by
whatever name tho same may bo
known, but nothing in this act shall
be construed to prevent the selling
of Intoxicating liquor at retail by a
regular druggist for exclusively medl
cnial. pharmaceiiciial. scientific or sac
ramental purposes, and when sold for
medical purposes it shall be sold only
ln good faith upon a written prescrip
tion, issued, signed, and dated ill good
faith by a reputable physician in ac
tive practice, which prescription shall
not be used but once; and nothing
contained in any of tho sections of this
act shall in any manner affect the
right of any bona fide wholesale deal
er, brewer, distiller or vintner in said
precinct to sell or deliver intoxicating
liquors at wholesale.
The words "giving away" where
they occur in this act shall not apply
to the giving away of intoxicating
liquors by a person in his private
dwelling unless such private dwelling
is a place of public resort.
The word "precinct" as used herein
shall be construed to mean a voting
precinct as established in the several
counties of the state.
"Section 5. The following shall be
deemed a sufficient entry and record
as a result of an election held under
the provisions of this act:
State of Oregon, County of
, ss.
The election held on the
day of 190. ., in
Precinct, in the
County of
State of Oregon, under the precinct
local option law resulted as follows:
Whole number of vote3 against the
sale of intoxicating liquors as a bev
erage, Whole number of votes for the sale
of intoxicating liquors as a beverage:
County Clerk.
"Section 6. The territory enclosed
by the boundaries of any precinct
within which the sale of intoxicating
liquors has been prohibited as provid
ed in Section 1 of this act shall be
controlled by the result of suc'i elec
tion and the law shall remain in full
force and effect in said territory for
two years and thereafter and "until
another petition is presented under the
provisions of this act in said precinct
for another election therein and the
result thereof is against such prohibi
tion. "Section 7. Whenever any person,
firm or corporation engaged in any
kind of liquor traffic has discontinued
such traffic, by reason of an erection
mereon witnin tne time specilied by
Section 1 of this act, and has paid or
has charged upon the tax or license
roll with an assessment upon such
tratllc, the county court (or city coun
cil in incornornrprl nilipc whom ennh H
cense or tax is paid to the city), upon
ueing uiuy satisneu or sucn tact, shall
IsSim tfl Rlloh nprsntl fil-n, nf nnnm.a.
tion an order refunding the amount of
sucn tax or license, proportionate to
thp linpvnlrt.fi Hmo fni- wlilM, cnM
sessment or license has been paid or
cnargeti.
"Section 8. The petition for an elec
tion provided for herein shall be
deemed sufficient when the petition
Shall ho Kifrnprl hv nc mnnv miallflwl
electors as is equal to 30 per cent of
cne number or votes cast in said pre
cinct at the Inst nrPfvprllnir oonorol
elPPtinn fni l,lt:t,.0 nf tlio DOnAmn
court. In complaints, information or
inuicimenis ror tne violation of this
act It shall not be necessary to set
iortn tne tacts showing that the re
QUired nilTnllPI nf nloflnra In ciinh r.a
cinet petitioned for an election or that
I'liG pl'pntirm wna lipM n- that tl,n Mn
jority voted In favor of prohibiting the
sale of Intnvtnntiiirr llminec ao VA.nln
provided, but It shall be sufficient to
siaie mat. rne act complained of was
men and tnere prohibited and unlaw
fill.
"Section 9. At nnv Hmo nffp,. tn.J
years from the date of an election held
under the provisions thereof, but noil
oerore, another election may be pe
titioned for, and shall be ordered by
me county court as provided for herein
But nothing contained in- the provis
ions- hereof shall nffprr ampn.i .
repeal or alter in any way any otherl
iaw. siauite, or ordinance which pro!
hlblts throughout a municipality the
Do.miB, iiiiiusiiiiig or giving away o8
intoxicating liquors, as a beverage, oi
u.e Keeping oi a place where intoxi
eating liquors are sold, furnished oJ
given away as a beverage.
Section 10. All money received
from fines and forfeitnroa nnt,i
under the provisions hereof shall bd
pum into me treasury of the county iri
cases wnere the precinct is wholl
Olltside of an Incnrmroto,! lt'
or town, and shall be paid into thi
cry treasury in all cases where th
precinct is within or partly withi
sucn incorporated city or town.
"Section 11. Any person being
qualified elector of a precinct where!
an election shall have been held a
provided herein.
validity of such election bv filing a pJ
tition dulv verified In thn ,.. .J
of the county in which such precinJ
i oiiumeu wnnin ten dnvs after thi
election, setting forth the'grounds foj
cu. iebi. i ne comity judge slmll hav
full and final inrlq,llr.ll,,n . ,
determine the merits of said proceeJ
...h .i,u iu omer respects in the pn
cedure of such hearing he shall h
governed by the law for the contestin
an titcuon oi a county officer
far as such law is applicable. Thi
county court or judge thereof shall rj
quire the person or persons contestin
such election to furnish security fd
costs berore such petition is fllei
Any qualified elector of such preclni
may appear in person or bv attornc
in such contested election case in d
fense of the validity of such election.
Sect on 12. That Sections 12. 1
14 lo, 16, 17 and 18 of the law afor
said and all acts, or parts of nets, i
conlllct herewith be and the same ai
hereby repealed."
pirn "? Rt IIS Caiito1 at Salem. t
Fifth day of February. A D 1900
(Signed) GEO. E. CHAMBERLAtf
n,. ti, r. Governor.)
By the Governor: j
(Signed) F. I. DUNBAR, I
(Seal) Secreary of State !
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