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Honorable Bert Ford, Page 5 - 0-6917
For additional cases holding that the statutory form of ballot
must be used see Cain, County Attorney vs. Garvey, 187 S.W. 1111; Grif-
V fin vs. Tucker, County Attorney, 119 S,W. 338 and Flowers vs. Shearer,
107 S.W. (2d) 1049.
It is the opinion of this department, that for purposes of a
local option election, the City of Pasadena is a "wet area" within the
meaning of the Texas Liquor Control Act. It is the further opinion of
this department that all qualified voters now residing in the incorpor-
ated City of Pasadena who desire to vote may do so and they must be
furnished with a ballot printed in strict conformity with Articles 666-35
and 666-40, Section (f) of Vernon's Annotated Penal Code, 1925.
We trust this satisfactorily answers your questions.
Yours very truly
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS
By
B/yC. Y. Mills
C. Y. Mills
Assistant
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APPROVED OCT 5, 1946
s/ Grover Sellers
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS
Approved Opinion Conmittee
By BVB Chairman