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Domestic News June 6, 1935

The Republican

Oakland, Garrett County, Maryland

What is this article about?

Oakland citizens voted 192-49 in favor of a $25,000 bond issue to build an auxiliary reservoir, approved in a special election on Monday under a state referendum, with plans for federal assistance on labor and materials.

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CITIZENS DECIDE BY 4 TO 1 FOR $25,000 BOND ISSUE
Special Election Held Monday Under An Act of Legislature

By a vote of 192 to 49, or almost a four-to-one majority, the citizens of Oakland declared in favor of a bond issue of $25,000, the proceeds of which are to be used to build an auxiliary reservoir for the town.

The matter was decided at a special election held on Monday under a referendum contained in a measure passed at the recent session of the General Assembly.

The plan is to erect the reservoir in the near future while the Federal Government is assisting in such projects, allowing a percentage on labor, materials, etc. Before the Government would assist in such an undertaking, it was necessary for the community to show it was able to care for its share of the work and expense incident to the matter. It is not expected that the entire amount of the bond issue will be used for this purpose, according to Mayor Grover C. Stemple.

The present reservoir has a capacity of 323,000 gallons.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Infrastructure

What keywords are associated?

Oakland Bond Issue Special Election Auxiliary Reservoir Federal Assistance

What entities or persons were involved?

Grover C. Stemple

Where did it happen?

Oakland

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Oakland

Event Date

Monday

Key Persons

Grover C. Stemple

Outcome

vote of 192 to 49 in favor of $25,000 bond issue

Event Details

Citizens voted in a special election for a bond issue to build an auxiliary reservoir, with federal government assistance planned for labor and materials.

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