
Art. 7812. CONTINGENT DEPOSIT.  The petition shall be 
accompanied by five hundred dollars in cash which shall be 
deposited with the clerk of the commissioners court of the county in 
which the largest portion of the proposed district is situated.  If 
the result of the original election is in favor of the establishment 
of the district, the clerk shall return said deposit to the 
petitioners, their agent or attorney;  otherwise the clerk shall 
pay the same out upon the vouchers signed by the county judge of 
such county, for all expenses and costs pertaining to the proposed 
district up to and including said election, and shall return the 
balance to the petitioners, their agent or attorney.

Acts 1918, 35th Leg., 4th C.S., p. 74, ch. 43.

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