ViET-DRY STATUS OF TEXAS COUNTIES AS OF DECEMBER 31, 19. (Asterisk indicates counties wholly wet, all others dry in part)

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1 ViET-DRY STATUS OF TEXAS COUNTIES AS OF DECEMBER 31, 19 (Asterisk indicates counties wholly wet, all others dry in part) COUNTIES IN WHICH DISTILLED SPIRITS ARE LEGAL: 106 *Aransas Archer Atascosa *Austin *Bastrop *Bee *Bexar Blanco *Brewster Burleson Calhoun Cameron Carson Castro Chambers Colorado *Cornal Cooke Crane *Culberson Dallam Dallas DeWitt Dimmitt *Duval *Ector Edwards *El Paso Falls Fayette *Fort Bend Galveston Garza Gillespie Goliad Gonzales Gray Grayson Gregg Guadalupe Hardin Harris *Hidalgo Hill Howard *Hudspeth Hutchinson Jackson Jefferson *Jim Hogg Jim Wells Karnes *Kendall *Kenedy Kerr Kinney *LaSalle Lavaca Lee Live Oak Llano *Loving Lubbock Matagorda Maverick McLennan McMullen MedL."'1a Menard Milam Mills *Moore Nueces Orange Palo Pinto Pecos Potter *Presidio *Reagan Reeves Refugio Rurmels San Jacbto San Patricio *Starr *Sutton Tarrant *Terrell Tom Green Travis *Trinity *Upton Uvalde Val Verde Victoria Waller Ward *Washington *Webb 'Wharton Wichita Willacy Williamson Wilson *Winkler *Zapata COUNTIES IN WlilCH ONLY 4% BEER IS LEGAL: 1 9 Bandera Bell *Brazoria Brazos *Brooks Brown Caldwell Concho Frio Grimes Haskell *Kimble *Kleberg Midland *Montgomery Robertson Stephens Stonewall *Zavala -32

2 IN WHICH 14% BEVERAGES ARE LEGAL: 2 Limestone S WHOLLY DRY: 127 IT!n.e Ie oe t han mp ss rokee dress lay 'chran oke oleman ollin Collingsworth Comanche Coryell Cottle Crockett Crosby Dawson Deaf Smith Delta Denton Dickens Donley Eastland Ellis Erath Fannin Fisher Floyd Foard Franklin Freestone Gaines Glasscock Hale Hall Hamilton Hansford Hardeman Harrison Hartley Hays Hemphill Henderson Hockley Hood Hopkins Houston Hunt Irion Jack Jasper Jeff Davis Johnson Jone s Kaufman Kent King Knox Lamar La 1:.<1 b Lampasas Leon Lipscomb Lynn Madison Marion Martin Mason McCulloch Mitchell Montague Morris Motley Nacogdoches Navarro Newton Nolan Ochiltree Oldham Panola Parker Parmer Polk Rains Randall Real Red River Roberts Rockwall Rusk Sabine San Augustine San Saba Schleicher Scurry Shackeliord Shelby Sherman Smith Somervell Sterling Swisher Taylor Terry Throckmorton Titus Tyler Upshur Van Zandt Walker Wheeler Wilbarger Wise Wood Yoakum Young -33

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4 LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS rewere thirty-five local option elections held in Thirty-four were,00 to legalize, eight became II wet tl, twenty-six remained tldry". One II for sale of beer before election was held and became ll wet" for sale alcoholic beverages. voting in 1960 is as follows: Andrews County, on July 9, 1960, voted 823 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only and 2,075 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only. This Countywas r1 dryii before the electionwas held and remained II dryll. The Incorporated City of Point Comfort, Calhoun County, on June 4, 1960, voted 189 ior the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only and 235 against the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only. Point Comfort was IIdryli before the election was held and remained II dryjl. Justice Precinct No.3, CalhoWl COW1ty, on July 9, 1960, voted 180 for the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only and 238 against the legal sale of beerfor off premise consu..mption only. This Precinct was fi dryll before the electionwas held and remained "dry". COLEMAN COUNTY: COOKE CO UNTY: The Incorporated City of Coleman, Coleman County, on April 9, 1960, voted 716 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only and 1,398 against the legal sale of a:l alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only. Coleman was II dry' before the electionwas held and remained "dryll. The Incorporated City of Lindsay, Coo k e Co un t y, onmay 10, 1960, voted 75 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages. Lindsay was lidry" befol'e the election was held and became 11'1Net ll -35

5 CORYELL COUNTY: Justice Precinct No.5, Coryell COl.m.ty, 0: August 6, 1960, voted 246 fai' the legal sale 0 beerior off premise consumption only and 340 against the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only. This Preci.n.ct was "dry' T1dryll. The Incorporated City of Copperas Cove, Coryell County, on November 5, 1960, voted129 for the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only and 274 against the legal sale of beei' fo r off premise consumption 0 n 1y Coppe ras Cove was II dry" befare the election was held and remained 11 dryll. DALLAS COUNTY: DICKENS COUNTY: ELLIS COUNTY: GARZA COUNTY: Justice Precinct No.7, Dallas County, on Decembe r 16, 1960, voted 13} 768 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages and 2 2, 439 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages. This Precinctwas IIdryll before the electionwas held and remained 11 dryll. The Incorporated City of Dickens, Dickens County, onnovember 5, 1960> voted 85 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise conswnption only and 89 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption oilly. Dickenswas "dryl' before the election was held and rem a in e d Iidryli. Justice Precinct No. 3, Ellis Cmmty, onapril 9, 1960, voted 1, 56lforthelegal sale of beer, and 1,977 against the legal sale-oibeer. This Precinct was IIdryll before the election 'vvas held and remained 11 dryl1. Ju.stice Precinct No.3, Garza County, on April 9, 1960, voted 133 fa r the legal sale of alcoholic beverages and 123 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages. This Precinct was II drylt before the election was held and became 11 wet II Justice Precinct No.4, Garza County, on April 9, 1960, voted 28 fo r L:.e lega.l sale of all alcoholic beverages ioy off pl~ernise consumption only and 52- again::t the leqal sale of alco -36

6 hollc beverages for off premise consumption only. This Precinct was II dry" before the election was held and remained IIdrJII. The Incorporated City of Denison, Grayson County, on July 9, 1960, voted 2,620 for the legal sale of all alcoholic be-verages and 2, 550 against the 1e g a1 sale of all alcoholic beverages. Denisonwas II dry" before the election was held and became II wet li GRIMES COUNTY: HARDIN COUNTY: HASKELL COUNTY: HEMPHILL COUNTY: HOCKLEY COUNTY: Justice Precinct No.3, Grimes COlh'1ty, on April 9J 1960, voted B33 for the legal sale of beer and 724 against the legal sale of beer, This Precinct was II dryll before the election was held and became IIwet l'. Justice Preci.Y1ct No.2, Hardin County, on July 9, 1960, voted 216 for the legal sale of beer and 385 against the legal sale of beer. This Precinct was IT dryll before the election was held and remained 1I dry'!, Justic Precinct No.4, Haskell County, on October il, 1960, voted 153 for the legalsale of beer for off premise consumption only and lib against the legal sale of beerfor off premise consumption only. This Precinct was I'dryll before the election was held and became Tlwet ll Justice Precinct No.2, Hemphill County I on March 1, 1960, voted 31 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only and 50 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise con sumption only. This Precinctwas dry before the election was held and remained 11 dryll. The Incorporated City of Sundown, Hockley County, on August 6, 1960, voted 147 for the legal ~.ale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only and 230 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only. Sundown was II dryii before the e 1e c t ion was held and remained II dryll. -37

7 HUNT COUNTY: HUTCHINSON C01)}.JTY: The Incorporated City of Quin1an, Hunteo on January 9, 1260, voted 44 for the legal of bee:: for off premise consumption only 127against the legal sale of beerfor off p ise consumption only. Quinlan was II before the election was held and remain IIdryli. The Incorporated City of Sanford, Rutchinso: COW1ty, onnovember 5, 1960, voted 19 for legal sale of beerfor off premise consumption only and 66 against Lhe legal sale of beer for off premise consillllption only. Sanford was 11dryll before the election was held and remained II dryl!. JONES COUNTY: Justice Precinct No.3, Jones C01.mtYJ on J:-j[ay 7} 1960, voted191forthelegal sale of beer for off premise consumption only and 327 against the legal sale of beei' fo r off premise consumption only. This Precinct was II aryl! IIdryll. LIBERTY COUNTY: Justice Precinct No.5} Liberty County, on April g, 1960, voted 42 ior the legal sale of beerfor off premise consumption only and 167 against the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption OTLy. T11is P rednct was II dryll lldryll. LUBBOCK COUNTY: The Incorporated City of Slaton, Lubbock COlulty, on November 5, 1960} voted 924 for L"he legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only and 1) 085 agaltlst the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consllrnption only. Slaton was II dryll befor e the election was held and remained Iidryll. Justice Precinct No.2, Lubbock COl.Lnty, on December 10) 1960, voted 1,260 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise conswnption only and 1,054 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only. This Precinct \vas!i dry l before the election was held and became Ilwet ll. -38

8 :LL COUNTY: COUNTY: C01JNTY: The Lncorporated Cit y 0 f Colorado City, Mitchell County, on December 10, 1960, voted 687 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only and 918 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only. Colorado City was IIdryll before the election was held and remained 11dryll. Justice Precinct No.2, Morris County, on May 7, 1960, voted 226 for Lh.e legal sale of alcoholic beverages for off pre ill i s e consumption only and 644 against the ~ega1 sale of a 11 alcol:olic beverages for off premise consumption only. This Precinct was lldry" t1dryl!. The Incorporated City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, on October 6, 1960, voted 1,682 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only and 2,152 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only. Sweetwater was II dryl! before the election was held and remained II dryi! The Incor}XJrated City of Mingus, Palo Pinto County, on May 5, 1960, voted 112 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages and 25 against the legal sal e 0 f all alcoholic beverages. Mingus was ll wet ll for the sale of beer before the electionwas held and became II wet 11 for the sale of all alcoholic beverages. Justice Precinct No.6, Red River COllilty, on November 8, 1960, voted 77 for the legal sale of beer for off premise cons-,uy_ption only and 93 against the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only. :~his Precinct was 11 drylt be for e the election was held and remained II dryll. The Incorporated City of Snyder, Scurry County, on October 8, 1960, voted 1, 28lforthe legal :::ale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise con~::-umption only and 1,965 against -39

9 the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off premise consumption only. Snyder was fldryll befor e t he election was held and remained II dryll. SOMERVELL COUNTY: TARRANT COUNTY: Justice Precinct No.2, Somervell COlUlty, on March 5, 1960, voted 22 for the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only and 58 against the legal sale of beer for off premise consumption only. This Precinct was "dry" before the election was held and remalll.ed Iidryll. The Incorporated City of Forest Hill, Tarrant COW1ty, on August 9, 1960, voted 235 for the legal sale of beer and 310 against the legal sale of beer. Forest Hill was "dryl! before the election was held and remained IIdrylt. Justice Precinct No.7, Tarrant County, on September 10, 1960, voted 947 for the legal sale of beer and wine for off premise consumption only and 903 against the legal sale of beer and wine for off premise consumption only. This Precinct was II dryll before the election was held and became tlwet". WILLACY COUNTY: Justice Precinct No.7, Willacy County, on April 9, 1960, voted 33 for the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages and 8 against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages. This Precinct was II dryll before the election was held and became 1t wet ll Justice Precinct No.5, Willacy County, on July g) 1960, voted 33 for the legal sale of beer and wine, and 159 against the legal sale of beer and wine. This Precinct was IIdr-:l!ldry!!. -40