Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-24
OFFICIAL.
ELECTION NOTICE.

ID dinance No. 3O4 new serlesl'o % tne eoo S,y ~ y,
mos noSe4sisned' city CLERK OF the City Of Los An.
eeles' hereby gives notice that special election
win be held in the City OF Los angeles on Augbs' u
qualified voters of said city the proposltono OF is
suing twelve hundred and eighty bonds OF said
city each for the sum of 81 600, dated october
ist 1889, and bearing interest at the rate of five
per cent per annum; said bonds to be serial IN
character, and one-twentieth of the principal
together with the accrued interest on the whole
sum, shall be paid each year at the Chemical
National Bank of New York City. Said bonds
shall be issued for the purpose of paying for the
construction of system of sewers, conslstlng {
of an outfall sewer to the sea, costing $440' 600
q southern intercepting sewer, costing 500 U0o
central intercepting sewer, costing Sdaa OO O00
western iutercepting sewer, costing $oo,O
the Alameda street storm sewer. costing 500,
600; Flower and Ninth street storm sewer, cost
ing $275.0 600; the Elysian hills storm sewer
sewer, costing $12, 900; the Hollenbeck Arroy
storm sewer, costing $35 600; the Kuhrts streel
storm sewer, costing SO 900; the mozart streel
storm sewer, costing sic, 900; the Tnomas
street storm sewer, co ting $13 900; the Maple
avenue sewer, costing $3S.OOO; the secono
street and Lake Shore avenue storm sewer, cosL'
ing S27 900; the Beaudry street storm seWe T,
costing $4,000; for the enlargement OF ano
extension of the present Seventh street storm
sewer, costing $4,000. making a total cost OF
There shall be levied each year by the
City Council for the payment OF the princlpai
and interest Of said bonds the sum OF
of taxable property within said city, as SHOWN
atISn. aRSn 'ne assessment '0'' ''i -nU' wa
The polls of said election shall be opened
at sunrise and closed at five o'clock p. m.
of the same day. The ballots to be used at
bonds" and against the issuing of bonds.
Said election shall be conducted in the manner
provided in the Charter OF said City ard the
laws of the State of California.
That for tine purposes of the special
election to be held on August 30th, 1859,
the nine Wards of the city, as described in Arti-
Gle XII of the Charter, are hereby divided into
eighteen precincts, with the following bounda-
ries and voting places, and the following off,
GERS of said election are hereby appointed
FIRST WARD
Precinct A-All of the First Ward lying north
of Downey avenue.
Voting place, Moore Block.
Inspector w. w. Stockwell.
Judges, Charles Patterson, Ed Ragland.
Precinct bail of the First Ward ly ing south
Of DOwney avenue.
Voting place, Gundlachs Office.
Inspector Dan Jones.
Judges, VIM. Nickel, c. N Earl.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct A-All that part of said Ward de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at the inter
section of Lakeshore avenue and Second
street. thence on Second street to west city
line along same to north city line, along same
to Alvarado street. along Alvarado street to
Bellevue avenue. along Bellevue avenue to
Lakeshore avenue, along Lakeshore avenue to
Second street, the place of beginning.
Voting place, northeast corner of Belmont
avenue and Temple street.
Inspector, ]. w. Bear.
Judges, s. L Maxwell, A H. Merwin.
Precinct Bail that part of said ward de-
scribed as follows Commencing at the inter
city limits; thence along Alvarado street to
Bellevue avenue; thence along Bellevue
avenue to Lakeshore avenue; thence along
along Diamond street to Canal street; thence
along Canal street to First street; thence alon
First street to Main street; thence along Main
street and Upper Main street to Bellevue avenue
and along Bellevue avenue to Sisters Hospital;
thence across Sisters Hospital through
Beaudry avenue to Figueroa street; thence
along city limits west to the place of be-
ginning.
TEN pie streets.
Inspector, II G. Register.
Judges Ed Griffin, Harry lies.
Precinct C-All that part of said ward de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at the inter
section of Los Angeles river and the prolonga
tion of Figueroa street; thence along said pro-
longation; thence along Figueroa street to
Reservoir street; thence across the Abila tract
to the northery end of Beaudry avenue; thence
along Beaudry avenue to Bellevue avenue;
thence along BELLEVUE avenue to Upper Main ali
media street; thence along Alameda street to
San Fernando street; thence along San Fer
nando street to Downey avenue; thence along
Los Angeles river to place OF beginning.
Voting place, No 521 Buena Vista street,
Inspector, A. E. Senseney.
Judges Sam Adams. A Cob,er.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of said ward
lying east of Flower street.
Voting place. City Hall.
Inspector-J. M. Quinn.
Judges-M. r. Vernon, NJ. Morris.
Precinct BAH that portion of said ward
lying west of Flower street.
Voting place, northeast corner Sixth and
Inspector R. W. Burnham.
Judges, Paul D. French, Elias Berman.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of said Ward
Voting place, at Anderson & Kipcaid's Livery
Inspector, J. H. Book.
Judges, l. R. Dunkelberger, Victor Ponet.
Precinct BAH that portion of said Ward
lying east of Pearl and Figueroa streets.
Voting place, Ninth-street Engine House.
Inspector, R. H. Hewitt.
Judges, ]. T. Falconer, A. T. Bell.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A-All of said Ward.
Voting place, Washington Gardens.
Inspector, t. J. Lewis.
Judges, ]. M. Carter, George Z. Dickson.
SIXTH WARD,
Precinct A-All that portion of said Ward
lying south of Washington street.
Voting place, Barringer's store, corner OF
Adams and Main streets.
Inspector, Charles A. Baskerville.
Judges, Frank Mccoy John Webber.
Precinct BAH that portion OF said Ward
lying north of Washington street.
Voting place. De Cells block, corner of Main
and Laurel streets.
Inspector, W. R, Wolfe.
Judges, ]. W. Hinton. c. e. ]. White.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct A-All thst portion of said Ward
lying west of San Pedro street.
Voting place, corner OF Fifth and wall
streets.
Inspector, John McIlmoil.
Judges r. B. Russell, 8. II. Mathews.
Precinct Ball that portion of said Ward
lying east of San Pedro street
Voting place, corner of Rose and Davis
streets.
Inspector, G. B. Webb.
Judges Alexander Craw, D. L. Goade.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of said Ward
lying north of Macy street.
Voting place, No. 65S San Fernando street.
Inspector, Peter keenan,.
Judges, A. Dixon, James D. Todd.
Precinct BAIL that portion of said Ward
lying south of Macy street.
Voting place, Collins Livery Stable, Alameda
street.
Inspector, ]. A. Raggarts.
Judges, Samuel Moran, J. J. Reardon.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion Of said Ward
lying north of Also and First streets.
Voting place. Mrs. Dunn's store, corner OF
Gallardo and Macy streets.
Inspector, A. A. Saunders.
judges, ". H. Northcraft, G. L. Cross,
Precinct BAIL that portion of said Ward
lying south of Aliso and First streets.
Voting place. Engine House on virgins