Nominations of candidates for membership on the board of public utilities shall be made by filing of a petition signed by not less than ten (10) owners of real property in one (1) or more of the improvement districts whose plants or systems will be placed under the control of the board with the county board of election commissioners. All nominations shall close on and no nominating petitions shall be filed after the tenth day preceding the election. Acts 1939, No. 95, § 10; A.S.A. 1947, § 19-4010. Nominations of candidates for membership on the board of public utilities shall be made by filing of a petition signed by not less than ten (10) owners of real property in one (1) or more of the improvement districts whose plants or systems will be placed under the control of the board with the county board of election commissioners. All nominations shall close on and no nominating petitions shall be filed after the tenth day preceding the election. Acts 1939, No. 95, § 10; A.S.A. 1947, § 19-4010. Nominations of candidates for membership on the board of public utilities shall be made by filing of a petition signed by not less than ten (10) owners of real property in one (1) or more of the improvement districts whose plants or systems will be placed under the control of the board with the county board of election commissioners. All nominations shall close on and no nominating petitions shall be filed after the tenth day preceding the election. Acts 1939, No. 95, § 10; A.S.A. 1947, § 19-4010. Nominations of candidates for membership on the board of public utilities shall be made by filing of a petition signed by not less than ten (10) owners of real property in one (1) or more of the improvement districts whose plants or systems will be placed under the control of the board with the county board of election commissioners. All nominations shall close on and no nominating petitions shall be filed after the tenth day preceding the election. Acts 1939, No. 95, § 10; A.S.A. 1947, § 19-4010.
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