Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12


haven, the question whether said city shall
borrow money for muuio p % purposes, ana
issue its negotiable bonds therefor
PREAMBLE
WHEREAS. The last assessment roll % the
CITY of FnlrnavCu. previous 30 the date
hereof cuualiZcd August Ith. a, ID. 1880, .
shows thai the assessed valuation or lh'
taxable property Of said city Of l1lrhaNrn Us
seven million Tour nun1F'g anu ,hu'y
seven thousand, four hundred and nine dol
lars "a $50 400. and
WuEUEAs. The entire existing aud con-
tract Indebtedness of every tgru, evidenced
by warrants, current accounts aud contracts
already awarded, including street sewer
salary and all other contracts ihHi are
cithcrau indebtedness or Liability against the
city Of Fairhavcu. at the date OF ihr passage
hereof is one hundred and ten thousand
FIVE hundred and siNty-onc ana l'-lOJ collars
WuEREAs, The council Of the city Of Pair
haven deems 10 advisable that said Guy
shall, for municipal purposes borrow me
sum of two hundred and Hfty thousand dol
lars H}JOOUW aud Issue Ito negotiable puhuS
therefor, and
WnEREAs. The city council has no power
to borrow said money AMI Issue -9ld bonds
without the consent OF thrcc-ffths Of the
qualified electors Of said city, voting at AN
election to be- held for That purpose.
THEREFOHt. The city council OF the city OF
! FdlrhaYcu do ordaiu as follows; a.
SECTION /. That q special election De hcld
/ In and for said city ON the second Jay OF
/ Nav. A -. 1891, for the purpose Of submitting
/ To the qualified clcrtOr, thereof, the quC-
/ tiou, whether said city shall borrow thc sum
! Of two hundred aud tfty thousand dollars
! t2jOOOW, for municipal purposes, ana issue
! It- negotiable bonds for the suns so borrowed.
] SEC g. The form Of the ballots To be-
used in said election shall De-, shall the Guy
| Of FuiThavCu. Tor municipal PURPOSES ppI
| row Y2JUUJU aud issue It's negotiable bonds
! therefore Bonds yes BOND, no, h'
| clcctOr shall 80 prepare sIld bHlt"l by elrlA
! ing thcrcfrOm the words, bonds yes or
! bonds no" SO that the remaining portion Of
said ballot shall express his vote on HHi"
sEC' B. The city clerk shall give fifteen
days notice BY publication la the VAR Hvcn
| HERALD and the Weekly World, The papers
doing the city printing, by publication lh
| 6nch issue OF said papers during Stld liht
Of an election to be held on the ID day Of
May. A. -. 1891, and OF the QUESTION 10 ID,
voted upon. as provided tor in inc SECOND
section Of this ordinance; which npJlre nhA lI
specify the several places Of holding lh'
election Ia the different wards OF the Guy
and the inspectors aud Judges appointed u
SEC T. The following places are desig-
mated In the various wards for holding the
election herein provided fori ana ihe per
sons herein named are appointed Inspector
and judges Of election In the several wards
as follows:
Polling place a Ahcrn's store, corner O
Sixth street and Harris avenue.
| Inspector Peter AhCrn.
| JudgcaGcOrVc Amcs.
Judgc-JOc. MOrrel.
SECOND WARD
| Polling place City fire engine house.
| Inspector =. A. Clark.
| Judge George a. NcwsHlt.
Judge Martin Gallagher.
THIRD WARD
Polling place Happy Valley school house
| Inspector @. D. Bryan.
Judge l.. W. Nestcllc,
Judge-C. A. Gordon
FOURTH WARD
Polling place -Montczuma hotel.
InspcctOr-F u. Alexander
JUDGE H. Anderson.
Judge-W X. Albee.
FiFrH WARD
Polling piacc-Orchard's building, Iron
81 street
inspector-W. l.. Visscher.
Judge-Albcrt sherman.
judge. Mel. Harvey.
) SIXTH WARD
Polling place--Bc llingham hotel.
K Inspector O. A. Kellogg.
Judgo-Albert smith
| Judge Edward George.
a Passed and approved at regular meotin
D | Of the city council Of the city 81 falrhhVet
state OF Washington. held on this the sth ia
a OF April A. u. 1891; present f. NJ Wilsot
v mayor, and COuncilmen Darling, Christie
| pher. Aubery. Donovan, Kingdom. Monohh
= and Allerton. they being All the members q
said city council; and each and every one q
| said counciimea voted in favor Of the pas
sage OF the above aud for going ordlnanco.
Q f. NJ WILsoN. Mayor.
Attest, D. DAus EGAS, city Clerk.