1756 ARTICLE 7.

proposition as to whether Carroll County shall become or continue to be
Anti-Saloon Territory is submitted to the voters thereof, proclaim the
result of said election and publish such proclamation in some newspaper
published in the County, if the owners of such newspaper will publish the
same at the current rates of advertisement, and shall record in a well
bound book, to be kept in their office by them and their successors, the
result of the vote upon said proposition and such result may be proved in
all courts and in all proceedings by such record or by the official certificate
of the Supervisors of Elections, and in cases where such a record or certifi-
cate shows that a majority of the legal votors voting upon said proposition
voted "For the Proposition" the same shall be conclusive evidence that
Carroll County has become Anti-Saloon Territory, unless the proclama-
tion of the Supervisors of Elections shall be reversed after a contest of the
election in accordance with the provisions of Section 138 of this Article.

1914, ch. 492, sec. 8.

121. All the territory within Carroll County which has become Anti-
Saloon Territory shall continue to be Anti-Saloon Territory throughout
its entire extent, notwithstanding any change that may be made in the
limits of any political sub-division, until the legal voters thereof have
voted, according to the provisions of this Act, to discontinue such Anti-
Saloon Territory and the following section shall be construed in harmony
herewith. In all Anti-Saloon Territory, during the time that it continues
to be Anti-Saloon Territory, the operation of all laws' providing for the
restriction, regulation or prohibition of the sale of intoxicating liquor or
for the issuing of licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquor within any
portion or the whole of such territory, so far as inconsistent with its status
as Anti-Saloon Territory, shall be suspended.

1914, ch 492, sec. 9.

122. Upon the filing in the office of the Supervisors of Elections, at
least sixty days before an election in Carroll County, of a petition directed
to such Supervisors of Elections containing the signatures of legal voters
of Anti-Saloon Territory, in number not less than one-fourth of the total
vote case therein at the last election, to submit to the voters thereof the
proposition "Shall this County continue to be Anti-Saloon Territory?''
(provided such petition corresponds in all other respects with the petition
in this Act before described) such proposition shall be submitted at such
election to the voters of Carroll County, and the provisions of Sections
one (1), four (4), five (5), six (6) and seven (7) of this Act shall apply
in all respects, so far as applicable, to the proposition "Shall this County
continue to be Anti-Saloon Territory ?" to the submission of such proposi-
tion to such voters, to the petition therefor, to the recording of the vote
thereon and to the proof and evidence of the petition and vote. If a major-
ity of the legal voters voting upon such last mentioned proposition vote
"Against the proposition" such County shall cease to be Anti-Saloon
Territory, and all laws providing for the restriction, regulation or prohibi-
tion of the sale of intoxicating liquor, or for the issuing of licenses for the