Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-14

TO BE HELD AUGUST olST, 1908, AMI Di'iD
ING THE CITY INTO ELECTION PRECINCTS Ap
| POINTING ToLLING PLACES, INSPECTORS AM
| JUDGES OF SAID ELECTION.
Whereas. on the Goth day of July. 1889, tn
passed an ordinance numbered 2S9 (Nev
Series), calling special election IN sal'
city, on August 31st. 1889, for tho purpos
city, the question of issuing bonds 10 10
school purposes, to the amount OF 0O,oUo
! which ordinance was approved by IN
Mayor and published in the Los Angelo
| DAILY HERALD for ten days, from and In
cluoing the I'd day of August 1889. NOW
therefore,
The Mayor and Council Of the City of Los An
| geLes do orddfn as JoIlotoS'
SECTION l. That for the purposes of tn,
special election, to be held on August 31st
1889, the nine Wards of the city, as described
IL Article XII of the Charter, are here b!
divided into eighteen Precincts, with the fol
following officers of said election are hereo!
appointed:
| FIRST WARD.
Precinct A-All of the First Ward, lyint
north OF Downey avenue.
Voting place, Moore Block.
Inspector, w. w. Stockwell.
Judges, Charles Patterson, Ed Ragland.
Precinct BAH of the First Ward. lying south
| OF Downey avenue.
| Voting place, Gundlach's office.
| Inspector, Dan Jones.
/
SECOND WARD.
Precinct A-All that part of said Ward, de-
| scribed follows: Commencing at the inter
section of Lake Shore avenue and damon
| street; thence on Diamoud street to west city
| line; along same to north city line; along same
| to Alvarado street; along Alvarado street tu
Bellevue avenue, along Bellevue avenue 10
| Lake Shore avenue; along Lake Shore avenue
| to Diamond street, the place of beginning.
Voting place, northeast corner of Belmont
| avenue and Te1ple street.
In pectOr, j. W. Bear.
| Judges, S. 1. Maxwell. A. H. Merwin.
Precinct BAH that part of said Ward de-
| scribed as follows: Commencing at the inter.
| section of Alvsrado street with north line of
| City limits, thence along Alvarado street to
Bellevue avenue; thence along Bellevue avenue
| to Lakeshore avenue; thence along Lakeshore
| mond street TO Main street; thence along Main
street to Bellevue avenue and along Ballevue
avenue to Sisters Hospital: thence across Sis
| ters' Hospital. through Beaudry avenue, to Fig
ueroa street, thence along Figueroa street to
city limits; thence along city limits west to the
Voting place Southeast corner of Fort and
Temple streets.
Inspector, II. C. Regilter.
Judges, Ed. Griffin, Ii. lies.
Precinct C-All that part of said Ward de-
| scribed as follows Commencing at the inter
| section of the Los Angeles river and the pro-
| longation of Figueroa street. thence along said
prOlOngation; thence along Figuoroa street to
Reservoir street; thence across the Abla tract
| to the n0rthery end OF Beaudry avenue; thence
| along Beaudry avenue to Bellevue avenue;
thence along Bellevue avenue to Upper Main
| street; thence along Upper Main street TO Ala
media street; thence along Alameda street to
San Fernando street; thence along San Fer
nando street to Downey avenue; thence along
Downey avenue to Los Angeles river and along
Los Angeles river to place of beginning.
Voting place-No. 521 Buena Vista street.
Inspector, A. E. Senseney.
Judges, Sam. Adams, A. Cobler
THIRD WARD.
Precinct ALL thst portion of said Ward ly.
ing east of Flower street.
Voting place, City Hall.
Inspector, A. Caldwell.
Judges, NJ. r. Vernon, NJ Morris.
Precinct Bali that portion of said Ward ly
Voting place. northeast corner Sixth and
inspector, r. M. Burnham.
judges, Cromwell Galpin, Paul d. French.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct A-An that portion of said ward
lying west of Pearl street.
Voting place, Anderson & Kincaid's livery
stable, on Pearl street, near Pico street.
Inspector j. II Book.
Judges, 1. R. Dunkelberger, Victor Ponet.
Precinct BAH that portion Of said ward
lying east of Pearl street
Voting place, Nine-street Engine House.
Inspector, r. H. Hewitt.
Judges, J. T. Falc0ner, A. 7. Bell
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A-An Of said ward.
Voting place, Washington Gardens,
Inspector, John MaskeI.
judges, Sidney Hitler, George Sinsabaugh.
SIXTH WARD:
Precinct ALL that portion of said ward
lying south of Washington street.
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. DeCelis Block, corner of Main
and Laurel streets.
Inspector. w K. Wolfe.
Ju- ges, ]. W. Hinton. C. z. ]. White.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct A-Ali that portion of said ward
Voting place. corner of Fifth and Wall streets.
Inspector, John McIlmoil.
Judges, K. b. Rus ell, 8. II. Mathews.
Precinct BAH that portion of said ward
| lying east of San Pedro street.
V, ting place, corner of Rose and Davis
inspector, G. B. Webb
Judges, Alexander Craw, D. L. Goade.
KIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A-An that portion of said ward
| lying north of Macy street.
| Voting place, No 65S Sun Fernando street.
| Inspector. Peter Kennan.
| judges, A. 4. Dixon, James D. Todd.
Precinct BAH that portion of said ward
| lying south of Macy street.
| Voting place, Collins livery stable. Alameda
| street.
Inspector, J. A. Raggarts.
| Judges, ]. J. Reardon, Cy True.
| NINTH WARD.
| freclnCI A-All bndb portlou VI saiu Whiu
| lying north OF Also and First streets
| Voting place. MS. Dunns store, corner
Gallardo and Macy streets
| Inspector, A. A. Sa Saunders.
| Judges W. H Northcraft, c. L. Cross.
Precinct Bali that portion of said ward
| lying south OF Also aud First streets.
| Voting place, Engine House on Virginia ave-
nue..
Inspector, F. ]. Tesle.
| Judges, K. H. Workman, Charles Bell.
| SEC.2. The City Clerk is hereby directed to
publish for two weeks in the Los Angeles DAILY
| HERALD a notice that special election will be
| held In the city Of Los Angeles on August 31st,
| qualified voters of said city the proposition of
| iss uing two hundred bonds of said city, each
| for the sum of 81 ,000 dated october LIST, 1889,
and bearing interest at the rate of five per cent
per annum, said bonds to be serial in character
| and ont twentieth of the principal and the ac-
crued interest on the whole sum shall be paid
each year st the Chemical National Bank OF
New York City, said bonds to be issued for the
purpose of acquiring property for new school
bui dings, the construction of new
buildings ard the alteration and repair OF
school buildings now existing All OF when
will be too great an expense TO be borne Dy the
ordinary annual income OF the city. The I'M
provements contemplated with their respective
costs are as follows: The number of sites to be
purchased for schoo! purposes is twelve, at an
estimated cost of $4I 900. The estimated cost
of the erection of new buildings and the altera'
ton and repairs of buildings now existing Is
$l59, 900, making total of 100000.
| SEC. 3. There shall be levied each year by
the City Council for the payment OF the princi'
pal and interest OF said bonds the sum of one
half mill ON each dollar of the assessed valua
tion of taxable property within said city q;
shown upon the assessment roll for municipal
taxation.
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