Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-25
LEGAL.
A Resolution

For the holding Of special election at which
snail be submitted to vote OF the people the
question OF issuing bonds to raise money to be
used for the purpose Of purchasing lot and
erecting thereon public buildings for CITY pur-
poses:
WHEREAS, The city Of Los Angeles has no
public buildings in which the business OF the cor
poration can be tran acted; and,
WHkEEAs. The cost oil renting such accommo-
datiois as are absolutely necessary Tor that pur-
pose exceeds In amount the interest on a SUN OF
money that would be sufficient to purchase lot
and to erect thereon handsome public cdifce;
and,
WHEREAS. Every consideration Of economy
and taste demand that the city should erect and
own such buildings as may be requisite and nec-
ossary for municipal purposes; and,
WHEREAs, There are not sufficient funds In
the treasury to purchase the land or TO erect such
WHsssas, it is deemrd expedient to issue six
per cent. bonds, redeemable on or before twenty
years from the date OF the issuance thereof, to
the amount of not exceeding one hundred thousand
dollars TO raise money for the purpose above set
forth; and,
WHEREAS, Said bonds cannot be issued except
by consent OF the people, to be expressed at a
special election to be held for that purpose, now,
therefore,
be it resolved by the Mayor and Council Of the
city of Los Angeles:
SscrIos /. That special election be held In
the city Of Los Angeles. on Thursday, tine third
day OF May, A. d. 1888, at which shall be sub
mtted to the qualified voters Of said city the
question OF issuiag six per cent bonds OF the city
of Los Angeles TO the amount Of not exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars, redeemable on or
before twenty years from the date Of the issu-
ance thereof for the purpose Of raising money
with which to purchase lot and to erect there
OH suitable buildings for the transaction Of the
municipal businessa and to provide therein for the
arrangement and preservation OF the records, pa
pers and archives Of said city.
SEC. 2. And 1t Is further resolved, that the
polling places for said election shall be as fol-
lows:
For the FIRST WARD, at Elite Sample Rooms,
San Fernando street.
For the SECOND WARD, at the office OF the Chief
Of Police, No. 81 Spring street.
For the THIRD WARD, at Turn Verein Hall
Spring street.
For the FOURTH WARD, at Engine House No. q,
Msin street.
For the FIFTH WARD, at the Pavilion. Washing
ton Gardens, Washington street.
And 1t is further resolved.
SEC 3. That the following named persons, resi-
dents Of the respective wards are hereby az
pointed to act respectively as Judges and In.
spectors OF said election, TO hold. conduct and
make returns Of said election, that Is to say:
FIRST WARD, INSPECTOR, q L. Long.
JuDeEs. J. M. Thomas and G. N. Earl.
SECOND WARD, INSPECTOR, O. T.. Parker
JuDeEs, A. q. Msppa and s. Moran.
THIRD WARD, INSPECTOR, NJ. Teed.
JUDGES, W. J. Nicely and @. II. Pike.
FOURTH WARD, INSPECTOR, +. Sabiehi
JUDGES, o. Ii. Bliss and Samuel kutz
FIFTH WARD, INSPECTOR, @. J. Clark.
| JUDGES, L. Leahy and ]. r. Brown.
| And be 1t further resolved.
SEC. 4. That the polls at said election shall be
opened at one hour after sunrise OF said Thurs
day, the third day Of May, A. d. 1888, and must
be Kept open until sunset, when the same must
| be closed.
SEC. g. That every ballot In favor OF said
proposition to issue bonds shall have the word:
"Bonds, yes" printed or written thereon, and
every ballot against said proposition shall have
the words Bonds, no." printed or writer
| thereon.
SEC. g. The Clerk Of the Council shall certify
to the passage Of this resolution and cause the
same to be publ he'd In the Los Angeles Daily
HERALD, newspaper printed and published II
the city OF Los Angeles, for at least ten days the
same being ten publications, the sad publics
tion to be prior to the said third day Of May, A
| u. 1888.
| hereby earthly that the foreooino fesolutior