This Charter shall be submitted to the qualified voters of the
City of Lubbock for adoption or rejection on the 27th day of December,
1917.
It is hereby prescribed that the form of ballot for use in such
election shall be as follows, to wit: FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE CHARTER:
AGAINST THE ADOPTION OF THE CHARTER.
The present City Council shall call such election, and same
shall be conducted, and the returns made and result declared as provided
by the laws of the State of Texas governing municipal elections, and
in case a majority of the votes cast at such election shall be in
favor of the Charter, then an official order shall be entered upon
the records of said City by the City Council of Lubbock, declaring
the same adopted, in case said Charter shall receive a majority in
favor of the adoption thereof at such election.
The City Secretary shall record, at length, upon the records
of the City, in a separate permanently bound book to be kept in his
office for such purpose, this Charter if adopted at such election,
and such Secretary shall furnish to the Mayor a copy of such Charter
as adopted, authenticated by his signature and the seal of the City,
which copy of the Charter shall be forwarded by the Mayor of the City
of Lubbock to the Secretary of State, and shall show the approval
of such Charter by a majority vote of the qualified voters of the
City of Lubbock.
By Charter Commission, duly elected:
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Geo. C. Wolffarth, Chairman
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Roscoe Wilson
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W. S. Posey
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Percy Spencer
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J. O. Jones
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H. A. Davidson
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Jas. L. Dow
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W. F. Schenck
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J. D. Lindley
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R. K. Henderson
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E. B. Green
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C. E. Parks
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E. L. Klett
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J. H. Moore
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M. T. Jacobs, Acting Secretary
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