Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-14

AUGUST BOTH, 1889.
WHEREAS, on the 29,h day of July. 1889, the
| City Council of the City of Los Angeles
| passed an ordinance numbered 290 (neW
| series), calling a special election in said
City on August 30th, 1889, for the purpose
of submitting to the qualified voters of SAID
City the question of issui g bonds for sewer @
| purposes to the amount OF 81; ESQ, 600
which ordinance was approved by the
Mayor and pubished for ten days In the m
Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, from and IN
Guiding the I'd. day OF August, 1889; now
therefore,
| The Mayor and Council Of the City Of Los Ange
| les do Orddfn as fotto0s:
SECTION l. That for the purposes of the spe
cial election to be held on August 30th, 18e9
| the nine Wards OF he CITY, as described in Arti
| Gle XII of the Charter are hereby divided into
| eighteen precincts, with the following bounda
| ries and voting iaceS, and the following ON
GERS of said election are hereby appointed:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct A-An of the First Ward lying north
OF DOwney avenue.
Voting place, Moore Block.
| Inspector, W. w. Stockwell.
Judges Charles Patterson, Ed Ragland.
Precinct BAH of the First Ward ly Ing south
of Downey avenue.
Voting place, Gundlechs Office.
Inspector Dan Jones.
Judgee, VIM. Nickel, @. N. Earl.
SECOND WARD.
scr bed as follows: Commencing at the inter
section of Lakeshore avenue and Diamond
street, thence on Die mond 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
LakeshoIe avenue, along Lakeshore avenue to
Diamond street, the place of beginning.
Voting place, northeast corner of Belmont
avenue and Temple street,
Inspector, J. W. Bear.
Judgt s, 8. l. Maxwell, A. Fl. Merwin.
Precinct Ball that part of said ward de-
scrlbed as blows Commencing at the inter.
section of AlvaradO street with north line OF
Bel evue avenue thence along Bellevue
avenue to Lakeshore avenue; thence along
Lakeshore avenue to Diamond street; thence
along Diamond street to Main street; thence
along Main street to Bellevue avenue, and
along Bellevue avenue to Sisters Hospital
theme across Sisters Hospital through
Beaudry avenue to Ftgueroa street, thence
along Figueroa street to city limits; thence
along city limits west to the place OF COM
mepcement
Voting place, southwest corner of Fort and
inspector, II. c. Register.
Judges, Ed Griffin, Harry lies.
Precinct Gail that part OF said ward de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at the inter-
section Of Los Angeles river and the pr0longa
ton Of Figueroa street; thence along SAID pro
longation; thence along Figueroa street to
Reservoir street; thence across the Abla tract
to the northerly end of Beaudry avenue; thence
along Besudry avenue to Bellevue enav avenue NIUE,
street; thence along Upper Main street to Ala
media street; thence along Alameda street to
San Fernando street; thence along San Fer
uando street to D0wney avanue thence al ng
DOwney venue 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. Cob.er.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of. said ward
living east of Flower street.
Voting place, G ty Hall.
Inspector-J. NJ. Quinn.
Judges-M. K Vernon, NJ. Norris
Precinct bail 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
lying west of Pearl street.
Voting place, at Anderson S Kipcaid's Livery
Stable on Pearl street, near Pico street.
Inspector, J. H. Book.
Judges l. R. Dunkelberger, Victor Ponet:
Precinct BAIL that portion of said Ward
lying east of Pearl street
Voting place, Ninth-street Engine House.
Inspector, X. H. Hewitt.
Judges, ]. T. Falconer, A. T. Bell.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A-All of said Ward.
Voting place, Washington Gardens
Inspector, I. J. Lewis.
Judges, J. NJ. Carter, George e. Dickson.
SIXTH WARD,
Precir ct A-All that portion of said Ward
lyip 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 BAIL that portion of said Ward
lying north of Washington street.
Voling place. De Cells brock, corner OF Main
and Laurel streets.
Inspector, W. X. "olfe.
judges, J. W. Hinton. c. K. ]. White.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of said Ward
lyii west of San Pedro street.
Voting place, corner OF Fifth and wall
streets
Inspector, John McIlmoil.
Judges Il. B. Russell, 8. H. Mathews,
Precinct Ball that portion of said Ward
lying ea st of San Pedro tr2et.
Voting place, corner OF Rose ana DAVIS
streets.
JUDGES, Alexander Craw, D. L. Goade
EIGHTH WARD
Precinct A-All that portion of said Ward
lying uorth of Macy street.
Voting place, No 659 San Fernando street.
Inspector, Peter Keenan,.
JUDGES, A. 4 Dixon, James d. Todd.
Precinct bail that portion of said Ward
lying south of Macy street.
Voting place, Collins Livery Stable, Alameda
street
Inspector. J. A. Rsggarts.
Judges, Samuel Moran, J. J. Roardon.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct 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
living south of Also and First Streets
Voting place. Engine House on Virginia
avenue.
Inspector, F. ]. Teale.
Judges, K H. Workman, Charles Bell
Sec Q. The City G ERIK is hereby directed to
pu blish for two weeks in the Los Angeles DAILY
HERALD notice that a special election will be
held in the City of Los Angeles on August 3Oth,
1889, fof the purpose of submitting to the quail
fed voters of said city the proposition of lssu'
| ing twelve hundred and eighty bonds of said
| city, each for the sum of 81 1000 dated october
1st 1880, and bearing interest at the rate of fve
per cent per annum; said bonds 10 be serial in
character, and one-twentieth of the principal
| together with the accrued interest on the whole
sum sh all 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 a system of sewers, consisting
of an outfall sewer to the sea, costing $440 900
| a southern intercepting sewer. costing $50 600
| a central intercepting sewer, costing $174 900
| A western intercepting sewer, costing S6O.00O
the Alameda ttreet storm sewer, costing $65
OO0; Flower and Ninth street storm sewer, cost
ing 1926. GOO the Elysian hills storm sewer
| costing $50, 900; the Arroyo de las Posas storm
| sewer costing $12 900; the Hollenbeck Arroyo
| storm sewer. costing $35 600; the kuhrts street
storm sewer, costing 80 900: the Mozart street
storm sewer, costing $1,000 the Thomas