Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-30


WHEREAS. The last assessment roll OF the
city OF Fairhavcn. previous to the date
hereof cquallZcd August 4th. A. d. 1880.
shows that the assessed valuation OF The
taxable property Of said city Of Fairhavcn Is
seven million, four hundred and thirty
seven thuu-and, four hundred and nine dol
lars fGHB1. iUy, and
NnEREAs. The entire and existing and con
tract indebtedness Of every form, evidenced
D. warrants, current accounts and contracts
already awarded, including street sewer.
larry and all other contracts that are either
an indebtedness or liability against the city
81 fHlrhhven, at the date OF the passage
hereof IS one hundred and ten thousand. ave
hundred and siXty-onc aud l3-lO0 dollars
6ll0.JGl.iB and
WHEREAS, The council Of the city Of Fair
haven deems IL advisable that said city shall
for municipal purposes borrow the sum of
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
tJO,O9, and issue its negotiable bonds there
for, and
WHEHEAs, The city council has no power
to borrow said money and issue said bonds
without the consent Of threc-hfths Of the
qualified electors Of said city, voting at an
election 10 be held for that purpose.
THEWEFOtE. The city council Of the city OF
Falrhayen do Oriiain as follows:
SECTION !. That special election be- held
~ and Tor said city on the second day Of
May, a ID. 1891. for the purpose Of submitting
To- the qualified electors thereof, the ques-
tion. whether said city shall borrow the sum
Of two hundred aud fifty thousand dollars
NEJJ,OUOl. for municipal purposes aud issue
Ito negotiable bonds for the sum so bor-
rOwcd
SIC 2. The form Of the ballot 10 be used
At said election shall be, "Shall the city OF
Fairhaycn, for ~ unicipal purposes, borrow
t&hWg ana issue IT. negotiable bonds there
forf Bonds yes Bonds no." The electOr
snail 50 prepare said ballot by striking
tbcrcfrOtn the words bonds yes or bands
no 50 that the remaining portion Of said
ballot shall express his vote ON said ques-
tiOn.
SIC 3 The city clerk shall give fifteen
days notice by publication IN the Falrhaven
HtRALD and the Weekly World the papers
doing the city printing, by publication IN
each issue OF said papers during said tlme,
Of AN election to be held on the second day OF
May A. ID. 1891. and OF the question to be
voted upon. as provided for Ia the second
section Of this ordinance; whi"h notice shall
specify the several places OF holding the
election Of the different wards Of the city.
and the inspectors and judges appointed 10
SIC l. The following places are desIg-
mated in the various wards for holding the
election herein provided for; and the per
Sons herein namtd are appointed inspectors
and Judges Of election ia the several wards,
a. follows:
YiRsT WARD
Polling place J. o. Blaine's store, Harris
avenue
Inspector Peter Abern.
Judge-Geprge Ames.
Judge-JOe. MOrrell.
SECOND WARD
Polling place City fire engine house.
Inspector-C. A. Clark.
Judge George A. NewsHt.
Judge Martin Gallagher.
THIRD WARD
Polling place Happy Valley school house
TuspccUOf-G. u. Bryan.
JudgcHL w. Nestelle.
judge. A. Gordon
FOURTH WARD.
Polling place -Montezuma hotel.
Iuspector-F. u. Alexander
Judge-F. H. Anderson.
Judge-W Il. Albee.
FIFTH WARD
Polling place Fourteenth street school
house.
Inspector-W. l.. Vl-schcr
Judgc-Alhert sherman.
Judge. Mel. Harvey.
SIXTH WARD
Polling place ROblnson's store Front
street.
Inspector--G. a. Kellogg.
Jufge-Albert Smith
Judge-E1ward George.
Passed and approved at regular meeting
Of the city council Of the city OF Fairhaven,
state % asiilngton. held on th's the 9Th day
~ April. A ~. 1891; present. y. NJ. Wilson,
mayor. aud Councilman D.rling. Chrlsto-
pher, Aubrey H. noyau, Kingdom. MOnohHn
and AllcrtOn. they being all the members OF
said city council; and each aud every one OF
said cOuucllm' n voted IN faver Of The pas
sage Of the above and foregoing ordinance.
+. NJ WusOs. Mayur.
Attest; u. DAUS EGAs City CLERK. 1896