ART. 22.] WASHINGTON COUNTY. 1059

directed to such Supervisors of Elections, containing the sig-
natures of legal voters of an Anti-Saloon Territory or dis-
trict, in number not less than one-fourth of the total vote cast
therein at the last election, to submit to the voters thereof the
proposition "shall this (political sub-division or dis-
trict) 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 sub-
mitted at such election to the voters of such political sub-
division or district, 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
(political sub-division or district), continue to be anti-
saloon territory," to the submission of such proposition 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, except that in a district such proposition shall be
submitted by separate ballot. If a majority of the legal voters
voting upon such last mentioned proposition in any such
political sub-division or district vote "no" such political sub-
division or district shall to continue to be anti-saloon territory,
and all laws providing for the restriction, regulation or pro-
hibition of the sale of intoxicating liquor or for the issuing of
licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquor, the operation of
which was in anywise suspended within such political sub-divi-
sion or district by virtue of the vote therein to become anti-
saloon territory, with all additions and amendments which in
the meantime may have been made thereto, shall, if not in the
meantime repealed, become and be in force within said political
sub-division or district to the same extent, only, however, as the
same would then be in force had such political sub-division or
district never became anti-saloon territory; the petition men-
tioned in this section shall be a public document, and shall be
subject to the inspection of the public.

SEC. 10. And be it further enacted, That a vote under the"
provisions of this Act in and for any political sub-division
upon the proposition "shall this become anti-saloon
territory," or in and for any political sub-division or district
upon the proposition "shall this (political sub-division
or district) continue to be anti-saloon territory," shall be a bar
to the submission to the voters thereof of either of such proposi-
tions as applied to that indentical political sub-division or dis-
trict only, until after the lapse of twenty-three (23) months.

SEC. 11. And be it further enacted, That it shall not be law-
ful to sell intoxicating liquor in any quantity whatever, nor to
grant or issue, or cause to be granted or issued any license to