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PROCLAMATION
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And Notice of Election for
City Bond Issue and
Levy,
^To the Qualified Voters of the City of
Keuova, in the County of Wayne, aud
.State of W#Bt Virginia:
TAKE NOTICE.
That at a regular and legal meeting of
the Common Council of the City of Ken
ova, in the County of Wayne and State
of West Virginia. held ou the 2ud day
of October. 1916, the follow ugordinance
•was adopted, passed and entered of rec
ord by the unanimous vote of the mem
bers thereof present, namely: J. S.
Croseen, Mayor; ,T. W. Collins, Record
er; U. G. Parsley, J. E. Staley, B.
Hudgins, members of the Common
Council.
An ordinance authorizing the City of
Kenova, in the county of Wayne and
state of West Virginia, to borrow mon
sy in the sum of Fifty-five Thousand
.<$66000 00), Dollars aud issue and sell
its bonds to raise said amount, for the
purpose of constructing aud installing
sewers and a sewerage sys em in the
streets and alleys of said city, including
mains. laterals, conuectiouB, traps, and
other necessary and convenient accesso
ries to a modern, sanitary and efficient
sewerage system, and to provide a maxi
*nnm bond special levy of 22 cents to pay
the interest on said bonded iudebteduess
and provide a sinking fund for the dis
charge of the principal in the number of
years authorized by the issue of bonds.
&elt Ordained by the Common Council
of the City of Kenova:
Whereas, It anpears to the common
council of the City of Kenova, in the
■couuty of "Wayne, Mate of West Virgin
ia, that in order to provide a modern,
aanitarv and efficient sewerage system
in aud for said city it is necessary to
issue bonds in the sum of Fifty-live
Thousand ($65000.00), Dollars us piovid
.<td by Chapter 89 of the Acts of the Leg
sshtture of the state of West Virginia,
session of 1913, aud otherwise provided
by law, in order to procure money for
the purpose of constructing aud install
ing sewers and a sewerage system in
the streets and alleys of said city, in
eluding mains, laterals, connection*,
traps, and other necessary and conveni
ent accesso: h s to a modern, sanitary and
dent sewerage systm ; and,
.Vihereas, sai l City of Kenova has
•more thuti one thousand inhabitants;
and,
Whereas. It appears and has been de
termined that this said proposed bonded
indebtedness, together with and includ
ing the present existing indebtedness,
does not in the aggregate exceed five
per c ntum of or on the value of the tax
able propei ty in said city as ascertained
by the last assessment for state aud
•county taxes;
Aud said common council being of the
-opinion that the maximum rate of levy
provided by law, or heretofore provided
for in "he manner provided by law, will
not produce sufficient funds to pay the
interest on said bonded indebtedness and
provide a sinking fund for the discharge
of the principal iu the numtx-r of years
authorized by the issue of said proposed
Ponns without laying a imiximuin sped
ul bond levy, as her*'iuaiter mentioned,
to pay the interest and provide a sinking
fond.
Therefore, In p- rsnance of the fore
going and said Chapter HD of he Acts of
the legislature of the state of West Vir
ginia, session 1913 and as otherwise
provided by law, and in pursuance of
the provis’ons of law with relation to
<He sa’d maximum sp* rial bond levy.
IT Ordained bv the Common Council
of the City of Kenova : J
S’-o. j. That the City of Kendra, in
•rhe*onnty of Wayne and stab' fit West
Virginia do borrow money in the tnm i
of Fifty-five Thousand (#'>0000 00) I>ol
lursand issne and sell its coupon bond*
t>> raise said amount, or tin purpose of
constructing and installing sewrs and |
A sewerage system in the stri-ts and al
levs ot said city, including minus later
al*, connections, traps, and other neces
-ar y and convenient accessories to a mod
4*1 n, sanitary and efficient sewerage sys
teio.
;v*o. J. Said bonds shall be 110 in nnm
tier of the denomination of Five Hon
ored ($60000) Dollars each, nambered
from one to one huner- d and ten (110)
roimocutively, making in the aggregate
yt'j five Thousand ($.'»o000.00) Dollars
H< c 3 Hair) Uitiiln shall te ar flat#
D-r,ember 1, 1916, and 1m* payable on the
first day of D*cember, 194'-, at the First
National liank of K-nova, in the C'ity of
Kenova county of Wayne and state of
West Virginia, and shall boar in
i'S'est from the! date at, th* rat#.*
-of five per r ent p* r annum
Th«*y shall nave eoupo' * attached
for the pavmei t of th- interest there
/• I, and the same sha 1 he paid annually
.A the same piece that the bonds are
payable, in the 1st day of Dec#*mb#-r.
snd so on, for ea#:h succeeding
year, until the bond* mature, unless
sooner redeemed or cancelled pursuant
to law,
see, 4 Said bonds shall be payabh*
to bearer by the said City of Kenova, and
i hall baaigijed by the Mayor and Record
er, respectively, ot said City, and the cor
porate eeai of the said City shall b»* affix
ed thereto,and the interest c*mpons shall !
likewise be so payable and bear tlie en
Jfraved or printed eli/nat ares of the May-j
fir nod Recorder. j
Sec. 5. The bonds issued un er this
ordinance shall be known and designat
ed as “THE 1915 SEWERAGE
BUNDS.” They shall refer on their
face to Chapter 141 of the Acts of the
Legislature of the State of West Vir
ginia, session of 1872-8, us amended bv
Chapter 91 of the Acts of the Legisla
ture of the State of West Virginia, ses
sion of 1897, and to said Chapter 89 of
the Acts of the Legislature of the State
of West Virginia, session of 1918, under
which they are issued, and shall con
tain a reservation of the right of said
city to pay off and redeem the same, or
any one or more of the same, after ten
years from the date of issue, as provided
by this ordinance ; and shall also state
that provision has been marie for the
collection of a direct aunual tax to pay
annually the interest thereon and the
priucipnl thereof within and not exceed
ing thirty years.
Sec. 6. Said bonis, after having been
advertised in some convenient newspa
per for four weeks previous to said sale,
shall be sold at public sale to the highest
bidder in writing, for cash, at not less
than their par valne, and the proceeds
arising from said Bale or said bonds shall
be used for the purpose of constructing
and installing seweraand a sewerage sys
tem in the s'reets and alleysof said city,
including mains, laterals , connections,
traps, and other necessary and conven
ient accessories to a modern, sanitary
and efficient sewerage system.
Sec. 7. A direct annnal tax shall be
levied and collected in said city, suffi
cient to pay annually the interest on
said bonds and the principal thereof
within and not exceeding thirty years
from the date of said bonds.
And it appearing that the same is nec
essary in each year to pay said interest
and to provide said sinking fund, for
said purpose an annnal maximum spe
cial bond levy of 22 cents on the Une
Hundred Dollars valuation of all the as
sessable property in said city is hereby
authorized to pay said interest and pro
vide a siuking fund to pay the principal
as provided by law.
Sec. 8. Said tionds shall be subject lo
redemption after ten years from their
date, at the option of said city. The Re
corder of said city, by order of the Com
uiou Council, shall each year give notice,
by publication, to the holder or holders of
the bonds to be redeemed that on or af
ter a day named, the designated bond or
bonds, with any accrued and unpaid in
terest, will be paid upon presentation;
that if not presented, they shall cease to
bear interest after the last publication
I of sail notice; that said notice shall be
publishe t for four successive weeks iu
one or more newspapers published in
said City of Kenova or of general circu
lation in said City ot Kenova, prior o
such designated day of payment.
Sec. 9. The lnonev so levied and col
lected to pay the principal and interest
on said bonds shall be applied to that
purpose and no other.
Sec. 10 Said bonds shall not bo Is
sued or sold unless all questions connect
ed therewith shall have beeu first cnb
mitted to the qualified voters of said
City of Kenova at an election dnlv call
ed and held for that purpose and shall
have received three-firth* of all the vo es
cast for and against the same.
Sec 11. The question of said maxi
mum special bond levy shall be like vise
submitted to the qualified voters of said
City of K**nova at an election herein
provided to be held for the purpose of
authorizing said bond issue.
aii eiecuon ror tne purposes
aforesaid shall be held by the (itialified
voters of said city, and throughout *aid
city, on the fith day of November, l»lo,
between the hoars of sunrise and sun
set of that day, and in and at all of fcho
several election precincts in ^aid city,
and at the voting places thereof, as the
said election precincts and the sa>d voting
places have been established and design
ated in the manner provided by law
See. 111. TLe Recorder of said city is
hereby authorized and directed to pro
cure and furnish to the election commis
sioner", at * ach place of voting the tick
ets, poll books, tal*y sheets and other
things necessary to hold said election, as
provided by law, and said election shall
in all other respects be held and conduct
ed according to law
Sec. 14. All person* qualified to vote
at other manioipal election* in said Cilj
of K«*nova. an»l no others, Khali vote at
said election
Sec. 15. The ballot* n»ed in said elec
tion shall have printed thereon the fol*!
lowing:
* * A special election lo ratify or reject
the issnance and sale of bonds in the
amount of Fifty-five Thousand (#56 00u.» j
00) Dollars, for the purpose of construct
ing and installing sewers and a sewer i
system in the streets and alleys of the
City of Ken'va, Wavne county, West
Virginia, including mains, laterals, con 1
nectlo’is, traps and other necessary and
convenient accessories to a modern,
sanitary and efficient sewerage system, 1
all according to an ordinance o( the (*orn- !
won C uncil of the sn.d City of Kenova
enacted, passed and entered upon theJnd
day of Octotier, 1915.”
Atid directly underneath said caption
in two separate lines shall be printed the
following words:
“FOR RATIFICATION.”
“FOR REJECTION.”
The ballots nsed in "aid election shall i
. aso have printed thereon the following ;
"Also to authorize a nmximarn spe
cial bond levy of 22 ce nts, aceordim* to
au ordinance of the Olty of Kenora, In
theCmnty of Waynto, West Virginia, '
enacted, panned and entered on the 2n I
•iay cf October, Jitlfi, iopay the interest
imd provide a sinkin^faud for the dis j
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charge of the bonds now beiug voted
upon.”
And also directly underneath said last
mentioned caption, in two separate lines,
shall be printed the following words:
“FOR THE LEVY.”
“AGAINST THE LEVY.”
It 1b, Therefore. Ordered, That the
Mayor of the City of Wayne
county, West Virginia, be, and he is,
hereby authorized and directed to issue
his proclamation, reciting said ordi
nance, to be published and posted, ac
cording to law' in such cases made and
provided, aud as hereinafter provide 1,
calling said election and notifying the
qualified voters of said city of said elec
tion for suid issue of tiouds and said levy,
at wl ich said election said voters shall
ratify or reject this ordmauce aud de
cide whether they will ratify or reject
the issuau e and sale of said bonds or
authorize the Baid maximum special
bond levy.
baid notice and proclamation shall
contain this ordinance in words aud fig
nres and shall be published in the Keno
va Reporter, Independent in politics, the
Ueredo ndvance, Republican in politics,
and the Wayne News, Democratic in
politics, three newspapers of general cir
eolation in said city, and of politics as
aforesaid, at least once in each week for
two successive weeks previous to the day
of election, and printed copies of said
notices and proclamation shall be posted
at each place of voting at least two
weeks before the election.
baid proclamation shall specify the i
aggregate amount of indebtedness
existing against and authorized
by said city at the time of suid proc
lamation, and as well the value of ull
the taxable property in said city as as
eertaim d by the last assessment for state
and county taxes.
J. S. Crosskn, Mayor.
I n iiHur ;
J. W. Collins, Recorder.
Therefore, pursuant to the foregoing
ordinance, I, J S Crossen. mayor of the
City of Kenova , County of Wayne and
3tate of W -st Virginia, do hereby call
an election and appoint the 6th day of
November, 11*15, between the honrs of
si nrise and sanset of that day, at the
voting places in and for the vari ns elec
tion precincts in said city, as the said
voting places and said election precincts
have tieen designated and determined
in the manner provided by law,
as the time and places at which an
election shall be held by the qualified
voters of said city of Kenova, to decide
whether they will ratify or reject the
foregoing ordinance and the issuance and
sale of the bonds as therein described,
and authorize the maximum special bond
levy in said ordinance described, and
the ballots used in said election shall be
prepared and all other things done in
conformity with the said ordinance.
The aggregate amount of the indebt
edness of said City of Kenova, County of
Wayne, W'est Virginia, uow existing
and authorized is as follows:
Bonded indebtedness, $40,000,00
Other indebtedness, None
The value of the taxable property in
said city as ascertained by the last as
sessment for state and county tuxes is
$2,165,812 00
Given under my hand, this 2nd day of
October, 1915.
J. 8 Cuosskn,
Mayor of the City of Kenova.
Attest:
J. W. Collins,
Recorder of the City of Kenova.
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I. T. Helhdi Ai,
Fire and Life Insu
ranee Agent.
CBKEDO, W. VA.
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Westmoreland.
Mr*. E.R. Malcolm of Portsmouth,
O., was visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Wilson,a few days
ago.
Mrs. Charley Grimes of Cumber
land, Maryland, was visiting her
sister, J. C. David, at this place
last week.
Mrs. W. M. Burton ol this place
is visiting friend* at Prichard.
In the tieket silling contest, for
the Tom 'lliuiub wedding, held at
the Westmoreland church, Miss
Georgia Fritz won the beautiful
friendship ring.
i he boys whose names are as
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Ralph and Carl David, Dock Wil
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Krasin r, W. M. I«n, r, Claud Kes
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covered it and sei t the boys to the
rescue the houses would no doubt
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Rev. McClellan of the Johnson
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