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Home My WebLink About1946-11-05.400 stables of'~the Town 'Ofr Nantucket/greeN lng. ,. e - , ',. :~,;~-...'-~ '~:, s~,:,~ ~ ,,~.' ' .;.- .~., ..: ~ .... , . -,. -~ .: ..... '.'...' ~I' ?~,}~¢f,.lh ~;~e .name/of %h~. CommOnWealth. df.Massachusetts you.~e ] .h~reby r.eqm~:ed to. ~ff~,.~heinhab}tan~S ~f the. Torn'of Nantucket,'] qualified ~o g~ein ~he State ~leefiOns, ~omeet at A~meriean Lemon ~ B~iidih~,'".Wa}hih~oh?"S~i-~t, fi~ ~;~idTN~n{fi'ck~t,: O~'~'TuESDA~,q )ersons ?Oistri~{.~ istance'i i JlOt ! e~at~ ;~he~el diffeffence" ~,by ~hildren;[ ;~li~} ~mmlsmon,' aarP! in?th~,: "'' or: :':tail: 1 is : ~h~ subdi~Sibn,o~: ,n6~ice of the adtibn:.taken~,bY~,th~t,Old Pension oommissidn',-Hhs' b~en ~d-:~y ~h~'-~pplicaffff:: or~ P'~ngi~fiei'. [d4ei~i~n::'of the Subdivision, of pealS' Shall'.be ;final 'ana 'binding upon'. ['shall:b~,ifaid :~h/tli','b~ ~l~liv, ered'.to' ~the"P~ :if '.h8~.~6 i'°r'gt.re, qu.,e ,.:~wenty~day~ o'f the. date' 5f m~ailing "~vhere~l '=rah ' o~ such' ~ec~mon, a' .pe~mon zor'rewew g~a (:p~}~nt juaicial. ~'strie6, whereifl'the '}en~ioner ~r :':' or 'the applicant -for,~ a pension.,lives.: '~ ' : In ' for:,' revie~ the Subdivision 1o~ appeals b~: ~onclusive,' such , Shall.be heard in"a'sum~ ' "precedence .VrOm:: the. ~iew' a~: appeal, may'.;be ;~ak~n. tS: the' ,,;Supreme. Judmmlt Court.. . v %~::- ~*;:" ,:secfirities, ,enslon'; a's- 'cash'valu~ .suni' ,¸of estate: the Com- b~ause-' an~ ;he' -'five ~minim'flm', pay:. ;:years '; gr'e~te[; :-:th, e ~,,tion- fdr,. the ~ · ;~':-.per~Sh; ~a~d' ShaIl'.exe'cute eh.aL ~aid .' ~:a. :,, ~nsiOn.~,: her, e?,~Sflfi~ fro; Je reh eivifi~ff~(,from [~ aff~: ei~ess','. 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'~..-~o "6~qs/o~¢~ oq~ :,,, O~l~ u~; po~o~d~s~p, ~a' ~l~ .<:' ~o uos~o~ ~q uotsuaf~b, ~ulatoao~,mo~ ,~':'..,.~;;',,,v-. ;v~',-'?,-. ,.:',..',,;c:...~uom ~gllenbqp o~' b~',q9~"s/','.u6s,~a6~ F: I-oq& io ~uamag~s .~* o[g .~' sim~ aaAa ~uam~oxo~apa~ aq~-uoa~aq-'moq~, I~,, ~sot :~o~ ~o ,x~/~uoa .~, s[~oao~; pm~ o~ pu~ aqqnff oqg,~ uoffo oq-i~ox.,.s~uo ffff~ o :-ua o2~g .tom · -v..: . .'.. · , . .: ...... : . . , , .E .. q~-, .; q '.'~fitH-tlie~'C5~drhi~si6hcr ;of: Labor' and ~ ... :.~. ~-;-. ~ ~. -:~ ..~... ~ 2,~ b:.--~/. ~na~ tne~ oena~r,~ln ~ne_ ~enera~ ..... · .............. ' - '~Cou~ from thts_D~str~ct,~ lns~uct the-~Pres~dent~nd-~ T~easurer- setting. ,~ ..~,~, ~.~ ~'~'~-i~-~ A~ the dues,: f~s,:fines, assessmen[s ~-'i~k- _-~:-:' -~ -~-- -~-- ~-'- ~ -, ,- , .~ 'alreBt 'our .Delega~s ~o- tne( onl ea -: - ~ .... -.... ~., -...;~:~ ~X,,--.~-::~z-~at~ons to propose 9~. iUPP°rt A~end'. The; President and;Treasurer: iaboi"uhion' is'rS~flir~d'to'~e'ahffeall~-i-s~ha~b the'f, Uni~d; Ndtioh~ ~ahd {~ith; tke" cdmmissidh~'~bf ~Laboi' -~fid' ~ati it a: W0~la-Fede~al/Gogernment :I~du'stri~ ~ritin~.~etti~g forth all recbipts .~, ~,, ,. )..~ -.open~ht :7 :'00 :in the-morning:.arid: may;clo~e a~ STATE ELECTION ~ NOVE~IBER ~, 1946. .'i.~ ~' · ~ . ~ Pursuant to Warrant the Inhabitants of the tov~n of '. Nantucket met in the Legion Hall, Washington St. Tuesday, November 6, 1946 at 7:00 A.M. to.select the Candidates for election to the offices appearing on the ballot. The cards of instruction to ~oters,Renalty cards, voting lists and specimen ballots were posted outside the guard rail. Instructions to voters and penalty cards were posted in the booths. The following b~llot clerks were sworn in: Edward .P. Tice, Ira W.~Appleton, Charles H. Blount, and John J. Drisco~ll.Jr. The Ballot box and Emergency Ballot box were then opened for public inspection. They were examined by Archibald Cartwright Lawrence F. Mooney, Fran~lin S. Chadwick, Alonzo Chase, and the above listed Ballot Clerks and found to be empty. The. register on the ballot box was set at 0000, both boxes locked and the keys thereof turned over to Franklin S. Chadwick, Constable in charge. 408. Constable Lawrence F. Mooney presented the Warrant for the State Election to the town Clerk, Charles Clark Coffin. Upon motion of Mr. Cartwright, duly seconded it was VOTED that the reading of the Official Warrant be dispensed with and that the polls close at 8:00 P.M. At 7:00 A. M. the Town Clerk declared the Polls open ahd Voting started at once. Edward P. Tice was sworn in as Warden to act in the case of absence of the Town Clerk. The Ballot box was opened and ballots removed to.the Emergen Ballot box by Franklin S. Chadwick, Edward P. Tice, Charles H. Blount, and Charles Clark Coffin three times during the day, the meter readings being respectively 206-396- 816. Three.times during the day the ballot box jammed and had to be cleard~. Three extra numbers were rung up in the process of clearing the box. At 4:88 P.~. the Town Clerk announced that the Polls woUld close in five minutes. At 8:00 P.N. the polls were declared closed, the register on the Ballot box standing at 934. The Absentee ballots were then checked and voted'the registeh then standing at 979. .y The following tellers were sworn in:-Frank W. Ramsdell, Walter J. Royal~ Herbert C. Wood, Charles C. Bart, Melvin L. Ray, Eugene Souza, George E. Grimes, James M. Killen, George R. Grimes, John E. Moore Jr., John F. McGrady, Norman A. Wilson, Leslie P. Martin, Seddon W. Legg J~.,'sbuar B. Day~ Philip L. Moore, Clarence H. Swift, Charles E. Swain Charles W. Ellis. The ballots from the ballot box and emergency ballot box were sorted and counted and found to'be 976. three extra numbers having been rung up on the Ballot box register on the three occasions when it was jammed. ~ . Ti~e Absentee Ballots were'sorted and counted and foUnd to' be 45. Official ballots 931. Total 976. The Ballot Clerks at the gate and at the Ballot box counted the names checked on the voting lists and found Official Absentee Wa~ Ballots Women 443 26 None Men 488 19 931 45 Grand total 9V6. 404 .... Tho'~Tellers,started counting 'and at 9:30 P.M. the following results were read in open' meeting by Town Clerk,~ Charles ~ Clark Coffin. sTA ELECT ON .- November 5, 1946. GOVERNOR Robert F. Bradford Maurice J. Tobin Horace ,I. Hillis Guy S. Williams Blanks LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Arthur W. Coolidge Paul A. Dever Alfred Erickson Francis A. Votano Blanks Six hundred fifty nine, Two hundred eighty three Two"- Three Twenty nine Six hundred sixty five Two hundred fifty six Four Two Forty nine SECRETARY 659 283 3 29 665 256 4 2 49 Frederic W. Cook ~ ~' Benedict F. FitzGerald Malcolm T. Rowe Blanks TREASURER Seven hundred twenty nine One hundred eighty Two Sixty five 729 180 ': 65 Laurence Curtis John E.-Hurley Lawrence Gilfedder Charles'E. Vaughan AUDI TOR Thomas J. B~ckley Russell'A. Wood Pearl J. McGlynn Robert A. Simmons ATTORNEY GENE?AL Clarence A;' Barnes Francis E.'Kelly William F. Otc Howard B. Rand Blanks. Six hu~.'dred seventy three ~vo hundred thirty three Seven Five .Two hundred forty eight' Six hundred thirty four Five Three Si~ hundred eighty six- Two hundred twenty eight Five Four ,~ 'Fifty three 673 233 -':..u 7 5 '' 248 -, 634 5 3 686 228 '5 SENATOR IN'CONGRESS Henry Cabot Lodge~Jr David I. Walsh ' Henning A. Blomen ~Mark R.~Shaw:': ~ Blanks ,Six'hundr'ed ninety five ,Two hundred twenty four Three ,Three Fifty one 695 224 ~ 51 CONGRESSMAN Ninth District Charles L. Gifford Seven huSdred twenty two Grace Farnsworth Luder Seven - William McAuliffe One hundred seventy seven Blanks Seventy~ COUNCILLOR First District John S. Ames Jr. Six hundred sixty one Joseph P. Clark Jr. One hundred eighty four Blanks One hundred thirty one V22 1VV VO 661 184 131 %-~*.'-IProvision i's m~de that there shall be set up in the Commission a subdi{rl.41on 'of i~ppeals under th~ jurisdiction of a superv~s0r of app. eals. - Any.person~a.g- grieved by the fallur~ af the Commission to pity e.u aclequate pension unaer this chapter, or by the failure of the C~.mmlssion to 'app{*ove or reject an ap.pli-~. - -- cstlon for a pension or a request for an increase in the amount theredf, within' thirty days after'receiving such application or request; shall ha~e a fight:to a fair hearing, after, due notice, upon.appeal to' the subdivision of.appeals in the form and manner prescribed by the commlssionl: provided that such appeal is_ received by the subdivision of appeals Within sixty'days after official notice.o~. the action taken by the. Old Age pension Commission .h, i~s I~een received by me applicant or pensioner.' The' decision of the subdivision of appeals shall be .:-'*,, The Commission or any interested person a~grleved by any ..de?sion .in any proceedin~ before the subdivision of appeals may obtain judicia! .rev.~e.w o.f such decision by fllLutI, within twenty days of the date of mallin.~ o[ such anco- sign, 'a petition for zeview thereof in the district court within the judicial, dis-- - trier wherein the pensioner or the applicant for a pension lives. *-~¢.:~' -;~'-¢ ;'.:,~:¢,;;'.' .~ ', In any proceeding for review 'the fl~..dings, of..t~e ,sub~ .~sion of appeals.~as to facts shall be conclusive~ such proceedings s~au ~e neara ua a summary manner . and given precedence over all other civil cases. From the decision oI a district 'court upon review an appeal may be taken to the Supreme Judicial Court. -- --' ~The possession by an applicant for pension under this chspter of assets coiz-'. slsting, of cash~ active securi.ti.e? o.r in.active 'sec.u~i.'ties~ o.r any .combinstio..n o.f such assets~ shall not disqualify him irom £eceivmg SUCh penmonl ..pr. oTaa.ea, that the total of such assets, figuring the present cash ,value of sucl~, mac, tire securities at the sum determined b~ the Old Age Pension Commission, aces .. not exceed, the sum of $300 .... ~'*~-~ ~.-- ..':.. *--' ..... .:. "' -*" ',: ~'* ~.",-; ;~*'~ ".* A person is not to' be disqualitled from receiving a pension because of the' ownership of an equity in vacant land from which there is insufficie? income_ ~ _ ;-.~-,', ,.,,. -', .*', .., '.' ' -;'.-', '..-..'.,- -'...- V..,. ' ..'.-,;., ''t ,~-- ~? -- - ,-; . --, ' ",, ..: .-,'- . -. -.- SENATOR Cape and Plymouth District Donald W. Nicholson Seven hundred forty one Blanks Two hundred thirty five REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT First Nantucket Cyrus Barnes Arthur C. Hayden Bla~s Seven hundred forty One hundred eighty seven Forty nine DISTRICT ATTORNEY Southern District I~au~ice N. Lyons Frank E. Smith Blanks One hundred ninety three Six hundred seventy eight One hundred five CLERK OF COURTS Nantucket County Wesley A. Fordyce Bla~s Eight hundred fifty seven One hundred nineteen REGISTER OF DEEDS Nantucket District Josiah S. Barrett Blanks Eight hundred forty tlwee One hundred thirty three ;': Shall this ~eastire, 'which' by~a~endm~nts '~f the (~eneral La~s (T~e'~'. p.r.o, vides for. pa~yment by t.he Commonwealth of adequate pensions to deserving cmzens sixty-nye years oF age or over in need of relief or support, who shall have resided in the Commonwealth not less than five years immediately pre- ceding the date of application for such pension, and who shall h~e resiaeh in the Commonwealth continuously for one year. immediately ~recediha said date of application, which is further described as follows: ~ · '--'. ..... "- :~ ~..'~ ..~ ',.- The measure, by amendments of General'Laws (Tar. ~d.)~ o. 6, provides for an old ag~ pension commission of three persons, one robe n qualified physician~ another to be an attorney at law and a third to be a non-professional person~ who are to be' appointed/md may be removed for cause by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Council, and are to serve uude'r, the Governor and Council. Not more than two members'of gaid Commission shall be members of the same political.party. Original appointments of members shall be for ~ne, two and three years respectively, and thereafter appointments are.to be for three yearS. Such members are to devote their whole time to the work of the Commission during busine~ss hours and be engaged in no other.business, occu-' .p. atio..n or pmfessio, n.. On.e'er their nUmber is.to be designated as chairman by me ~overnor ana snail receive a salary of $6,000~ and each othei member $5,500 per yekr, with their necessary expenses. The commission is empowered to make and enforce rules and regulation~ as it may deem nicessary in the performance of its duties and as may be approved by the Governor and Council. -- The measure strikes out chapter llSA of the-General Laws (Ter: Ed.)i and inserts in its place a new chapter entitled "Adequat.e pensions for certain a~ged citizens." ':~ '-.,':- , ::~,;..,.. ~. '.?? -:,.. ......... ,,~*. ~ ., . .... ·: It is provided that penmons hereunder shall be paid from the dat~ of applica-" tion therefor, but in no event before the appilcant reaches the ago'of sixty-five.' The Commission shall render -~ decision m not less than thir~ daYs f~om the date of application for a pension-or'a request ferrari increase of the amount thereof. Such pension shall, wherever to the s in his own home ' or ' - ' -hereof shall include an~ and aged persons which is not su' vided~ that no inmate of home 1 Shall be for a pension under this,chapter while being cared for. Under a contract. .pension shall be paid by check or in dash which ihall be delivered to the pe~'- sioher at his residence, if he so requests, and shall be paid semi-monthly unless the pensioner prefers less frequent payments. Such pension shall be on.the basis of need and the amount thereof-shall be determined in accordance with', buaietary standards established by the Commission. -Budgetary standards shall be such as to enable an individual pensioner to maintain a standard of living compatible with decency and health. ' Such pensions, except as herein- after provided, shall be at the rate of not less than $48.00 monthly. The pen- siouer's budget at such times as may be required shall include medical care, if reco.mm, end.e.d, by a. recognized physiclan~ eye-glasses, if recommended' by a race.dh.ires opllclans aenrai care and false teeth, if recommended by a raced- .' In computing the pensioner's payment'under is chapter, the Cer~ission ' shall deduct, fro..m the pensioner's budget or the minimum payment, which- - ever is grea~er, me amount of income the person paid or to be paid a pension hereunder may be receiving from any source, and may deduct 'therefrom such reasonable amount as may b.e deemed to represent the financial value of board, lodging 0r other assistance which is heine furnished to such'persons from any -' Upon'the death of n person drawing a pension, whose funeral cost does not exceed the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars and in whose estate there are. insufficient assets to cover the full cost of the funera4 the Commission shall h aY to the funeral director the difference between the assets and the cost of e funeral, a sUm not e~rceeding one hundred and twenty-five dollars. ~'-: ': '-~ ' :-; Expenses for medlcai, hospital and other services rendered to a pensioner, which remain unpaid at the time of his death or commitment to an institution as ..an insane per~.n~ s~..all be paid dlrectl~ to the person Ienderlng such services. · ' i~o pension unaer this chapter shall be discontinued nor shall the amount thereof be decreased until the expiration of fifteen days after notice has been given b~ the Commlssion to the pensioner. - - ..:,~ : .~..~ .... : : - Provision is made by which a person receiving a pension may be absent from the_ Commonwealth on a visit without havin~ such pension suspended. '-- It is provided that General Laws (Tar. l~.d,), c. 273~ § 20, which relates to the support of parents by children, shall not apply when parents are eligible to. receive a pension. ' District ~40 49 193 678 105 857 ll9 843 133 405 406 YES NO BLANKS YES NO BLANKS re6a~ CommiSsioz e 'of if-such, e~ on 'the basis valuationex: ,,'cation for, the a' bond h '.: ith~ amount, m excess of $S,000 conditioned on repayment to the' Commonwealth of, aot nfs'paid as~ such p tnsion without intsrest,"such .bond to be s'ecured by a mortgage on the applicant's real estate. Provision is ,made for the recoiding of such bond and mortgage without a fee and the .tionment of the pioceeds realizid from any of them between the Fei ? 'erament and the Commonwealth. '! ? A peisoh is not to' be disqualified from receiving a pension by reason of the, [, ownership of a policy of group insurance or of a policy~of insurance in an amoimt' :: '_n_ot~_e_xc.~ed'.l:ug .$1,00.0'or of a. polic, yof i~. s ~tira~ce in .an amount not exceeOing ' · ~,uuu, having a cash surrenuer vame nor in excess of $4000, if such policy has - ; been in effect not less than fifteen years. :9:.,v..~... '.~;,.-..~ ,..~,, .,.~,~;~,~.,: ..... -~ .~ No'pension shall beuanted to an applicant who at a~y time within ~ve'ye-a~s f }mmediataly prior to'the filing of an application for such pension has made an !'. 'assignment or transfer of proper~ so as to render himself eligible to such ~. pension. No pension shall be subject to trustee processor, assignment,' and no '.~ applicant for a pension~ who knowingly makes any false statement or perpetrates. ' ~any fraud or deception in relation to his application~ shall be granted any pen- ~ sion nor be eligible for one dmiug one year thereafter. A person, his executbr ," br administrator shall be liable iu contract to the CommonweMth for expenses ~ incurred by it fora pension paid to such person under this chapter if such person ! br his estate is in possession of funds not otherwise exempted thereunder. ~ .~ } Ii an application for a pension under'lhis 'chapter is .effected by the eligibility ' ~f. the applicant to receive aid under General Laws (Ten Ed.), c. 115, which ~ relates to State and Military Aid and Soldiers~ Relief, the applicant shall be · .bntitled io exercise such %ptions and execute such waivers as may be necessary '~ ~to receive the~ension which he seeks, c'. ,~ c.'-~;,~.' ~ ';.'- ~; ,~ ~ ...... '- ........ ~ .... ~ ~. ~ cities a~. dto. wns in me C.ommonwealth shall furni.~h suitable , ,~or~.the carrying out Of thee'duties of the,commission in such cities and towns. :1 -lne measure .fm-ther pro¥ides that there 'shall be,established andset upon · the bo,oks of the Commonwealth a separate` fund~ to be known' as the Old Age ~ Pension Fund~ consisting of receipts credited to Said fund under General-Laws ; (Ter. Ed.) c. 64B~ G. L. (Ter. Ed.) c. 128A~ §'I$, as amended, G. L. (Ter. Ed.) _c. 138~ § 27~ as ameuded~ and all proceeds of taxes assessed under A~ts of 1941, c. 729, §§ 9 and 9A; ~,,~ ,~,:~..'~ .':'~, ~*~? .,~r ;.'~<.~O.~- ~';;C".'' ::?> "~''~ ' ~ ..... ' ' ~:"' · i.' The Old Age Assistance Fund as in force immediately'~rio~ fo th~ 'ante of this actJs hereby continued in existence, but shail hereafter be entitled_- t...It..is pro?.d, ed ~that all civil service employees in the' Dep~a~ra~t Of Pt{blic' ,.weimre o~ me uommonwealth, includin$ the supcrvisor, referees 'and em- ployees of the subdivision of appeals in said department or of any city or town, employed in the adminiS'tratlon of the Old Age Assistance Law on the effective date of this proposed measure, shall be,transferred to. the service of the Old Age Pension Commission, retaining.their bresent civil service seniority retire- ment rights and any step increases from the minimum pay of their grade earned.' during their service with said department or said bureaus. -,-.~c-".-.. ~..:,-;/~:, -'! It is provided that all ~ecords and property used in the administration ~f the Old Age Assistance Law and Which are the property of the Commonwealth kre to be' transferred to. the Old Age Pension Commission. :-,;; .~: ~a.,:~%>i~, _~ ::'?~ This act. shall take effect on March~ first~ -nineteen hun~dred and ftrty-" , which proposed law was approved i. the House of RePres~n't-' r atives by a vote of 225 in the affirmative and 79 in the nega-' 'tire; and on which the Senate did ne~ v~_te~ ~.[ ;4 ..... :,-.~ ,>.~ "--be approved?.~;f~:~J~'d;.,,'~d:~ *':\ ~;~-2,,.¥~ .;~:~f~-~ ~.'~ ",'~:%;-' ,' .......... One hundred seventy four ......... Three hundred forty nine~ Four hunOwed fifty three 174 349 453 !~ 'Shah thik mea§ure which provides-that 'no labor union'may be operated' or~' _ .maintained unless there is filed with the Commissioner of Labor'and I~dus- ' ' iries:a statement signed by the~ President and Treasurer. setting:forth the ~mion's officers~ .nim% SCale of dues, fe, es~ fines~ assessments and th~ salaries '.y' .T.h.e.P.~siden. t .and Tr.ea. sufer oi.a. la. bor..union.is req.nired 'to file annually .wi?. me. t;,o. rm~..ms~oner. 0~ l%aoor an?..m~.usrrje..s a de.tailea, st.ate.ment in ~i, riting sefllng rorm an'receipm ann expenmrures'or me ..ninon which snail be open 'to ~.he public, and the said .C6mmlssioner is given the power to summons wit- nesses and~records; and there is a penaltY of not less than $50.00-n~r morel · than $500.00 for whoever fails to file a statement or whoever knowingly, makes. ~ a false statement~ ~ . , . - _. ,- , . _. ·.,~:~'~, ~.. ~ ..... ,. :.· -.,<- .7~.,~;~ :fa ,,.~:/~.. . which was disapproved in the House of RepresentativeS by. :~:%';:d~.,~<7:~ ~ a' vote of 50 in the affirmative a']d 154 in the negative and in i v.,, ~ ~ ~heSenate by a vote of 6 in the affirmative and- 24 in the I ~ I -Y~V-? negative, ':~-;'---~.~.'~ ~,?'::~,d~f,~,:*,f .'J-:','.'".'~:.'~:-~'d??~,::' :Y~.~,.~:/~.l I . Three hundred fifty eight 358 One hundred twenty fou~ 124 Four hundred ninety four 494 ALCHOHOLZO BEVERAGES ................ 407? and off the sold '~ YES H he desires to perazit thesale here~ ~d m~t I ~ (. ~ be dr~ On '~d bff.~e 'pr~ses .where ~ he w~.vote ff l i;i ' fion one, -. :~S" on'question ~o'~d." NO "qi esfion'.~ee ~1~[ '-.:' '(c) H he desiris t~ pe~t-~e s~e.here~ [ ~ 'bhoHc bev8 !:~[ .m packages, ~. called,, not ./o be ~ on ~e ~re ~ses where ,.'~'*'&a/~.ne, ues~s'to pe~t- ~e s~e hereM 'i f.~ ~'es' ~d 'm~t beverage~ -}0'be ~ on ~d o~ ~e pre~s~s:where' sold ~d ~ ad~on 'o~er ~cohoHc' '. ~everages, 'but o~y ~ packages,~ so.c~ed~ nOt;to, be. ~ on '~e presses ',where sold, he wffi vote ~! NO '~ on qffe~fion 'one*~d, - ~S"-on 'ques~ons /cz, (e) H he desires to proMblt 'Se '~ae herea'~ ~{'a~ ~'alc;hoHc '. ages y~e~er ~o be d~ on or off ~e pre~ses.wheie~old;he will vote "NO : ~- 2. Sh~ Hcenses be .~ted m ,~s cx~ (or~) for ~e sale , ~ere~ of w~es ~d-mat beverages (w~es ~d beer~ ~e ~d /:- 3. Sh~ ~censes be ~ted ~ ~s ci~ (or to,m) for ~e sale ~ere~ of ~ ~cohoHc beverages ~ p~ckages~ so c~ed~ not to be ~S :,,.. ,Fou~ h~d~ed fffty ,- N0, One h~dred ei~ty two B~NKS ~ee hundred Forty ~S Fo~ h~ed twenty two N0 One h~d~ed fifty seven BLANKS T~ee h~d~ed ninety seven. YES - Fou~ h~d~ed forty fou~ ,, To vo~e on ~e follo~ing; mar~ a Cross ~ ~, , i~ the' ~quare at the I. Sh~ ~e p~-mumel system of berg on Hcensed ~rse IYE8 ..... 2. Sha~ ~e p~-mu~el'system of berg 'on Hcensed dog races YES ~ree h~dred two N0 ~o h~ed seventy eight B~S ~ ~ee h~dred ninety six ~S ~vo h~ed thirty nine~ NO ~o h~d~ed seventy t~ee B~NKS Fou~ h~d~ed sixty fou~ YES ~ee h~dred fifty seven. N0 One h~dred eighty BMN~ Fo~ h~ed thirty nine "'. ~;~[ ~L~, er~ Laws, aumo~g ~y ~ or to~ to es~bUsh a con~buto ' '- ~S ' ~ee h~dred sixty N0 One hundred fifty one B~NKS Fou~ h~dred sixty five~. 450 , 182 344 422 157 39V 444 140 392 302 2V8 396 239 2V3 464 180 360 151 465 g~l i~' s~P~0~ ~en~en~ :~i~' Ch~e~.w~' W~*i~eng~e~(~ [ ~ ff~J~tedNa~6ni'~d ~e' it'a World F~der~ Osve~ent *s5lei ~X.~L- I?t' ,: YES s'e'Venty/.nine :/,~, ,~ 479 NO ~ ' '~' Forty Six '~ ' ~ '"~'",~/ ~'-" ~ ~, *~46 BLA}~S ' 'Fo~ h=~ed f~ty"one ,. 451 Deo~mber 2, 1946. REcO~T FOR'~HE OFPIOES OF LT. GOVERNOR AND AUDITOR. ....... coUnted by the B~a~d of Registrars: John E..Moore~ Arthur' J. Howes.-Frm'~: E. N'm-ray, a~d Charles Cla~k Coffin. LT.' GovERNoR, Arthur..W..~OooZidg'e~ Paul A..Deve~ Alfred Ericks°n Francis A. Votan0'~' Blanks AUDI T0R Thomas J. Buckley Russell A. Wood ?earl J. McGlynn Robert A. Simmons Blanks Total vote cast Six hundred Sixty nine ,Two hundred fifty two Fou~ : ...... ~ Forty nine ~6 htmd~ed fifty six :Six hundred twenty six 'Five · Three Eighty six :, · ~ Nine hufid~s~enty six 669 252 49 256 626 86