Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-14
LEGAL
ORDINANCE NO. lO4.

An ordinance TO provide for calling "A special
election, for the purpose Of submitting 10
the qualified electors of the city OF Fair
maven, the question whether said city shall
borrow money for munich u purposes, and
issue Its negotiable bonds therefor.
PREAMBLE
WHEREAS, The last assessment roll OF the
city Of Fairhaven. previous TO the date
shows that the assessed valuation of the
taxable property Of said city OF Fairhaven Is
seven million, four hundred and thirty
seven thousand, four hundred and nine dol
lars S74J7 400, and
WHEREAS, The entire existing and con-
tract indebtedness OF every form, evidenced
by warrants, current accounts and contracts
already awarded, including street, sewer,
salary and all other contracts that are
lutheran Indebtedness or liability against the
city OF FalrhaNon. at the date OF the passage
hereof, is one hundred and ten thousand,
hye hundred and sfxty-one and l3-lOO dollars
(SllO,56ll0, 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 dol
lars (t2JOOOOl and issue its negotiable bonds
therefor, and
WHEREAS. The city council has no power
10 Dorrow said money and issue said bonds,
qualified electors OF said city, voting at an
election to be held for that purpose
THEHEF0RF, The city council OF the city Of
FdtrhaYCn do Ordain as follows;
SECTION ]. That a special election be held
la and for said city on the second day Of
May, A, d. 1891, for the purpose Of submitting
To the qualified electors thereof. the ques-
ton, whether said city shall borrow the sum
Of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
@2oOOOOl for municipal purposes, and issue
ITS negotiable bonds for the suns 50 borrowed.
SEC, ., The furin OF the ballot to be
used at said election shall be, Shall the city
OF tairhayen, for municipal PURPOSES. bor-
row S3O,OOO and issue It's negotiable bonds
therefor? Bonds yes Bonds mo-" The
clectOr shall so prepare said ballot by stFik-
Ing therefrom the words, bonds yes" or
bonds no." so that the remaining portion Of
said ballot shall express his vote on said
question.
SEC. B The city clerk shall give fifteen
days notice by publication in the Falruaven
HERALD and the Weekly World the papers
doing the city printing, by Publication in
each issue Of said papers during said time:
Of an election TO be held on the second day OF
May, A. ID. 1871 and OF the question 10 De
voted upon. as provided TOR in the second
section OF this ordinance; which notice shall
specify the several places OF holding the
election In the different wards OF the city,
and the inspectors and Judges appointed to
hold the same.
$40. T. The following places are desig-
mated in the various wards for holding the
election herein provided for; and the per
sons herein named are appointed inspectors
and judges OF election IN the several wards
FIRST WARD
Polling place - Ahorn's store, corner Of
sixth street and Harris avenue.
Judge-GcOrge Ames,
Judge-JOc. Morrell.
SECOND WARD
Polling placc-City FIRE engine house.
Inspector A. Clark
JuCgc-GcOrge A. NeWsalt.
Judge-Martin Gallagher.
Third WARD
Polling place-Happy Valley school house
lnspectur-G. ID. Bryan.
Judge-L w. Nesteile
Judge-C. AiGordon.
FOURTH WARD
Polling place -Moutezuma hotel.
Inspect0r-F. d. Alexander
Judgc-F, II. Anderson.
Judge-W. II. Albcc.
FIFTH WARD
Polling piace-Orchard's building, Front
street.
Inspector-W. l.. Yisscher.
Judgc-Albcrt sherman.
Judge. Mel. Harvey.
SIXTH WARD
Polling place Bellingham hotel
lnspectOr-G. A. Kellogg.
Judge-Aibcrt Smith.
Judge-Edward George
Passed and approved at a regular meeting
OF the city council Of the city Of Falrhavcn,
state Of Washington. held on this thcsth day
OF April, A. D. 1891; present, +. NJ. Wilson, !
mayor, and tOuBcilHeH Darling Christie I
phcr. Aubery, Donovan, Kingdom, MonOhau !
and AllcrtOu. they being all the members of
said city council; aud each and every one Of /
said cOunCihnCH voted In favor OF the pas
sage Of the above and foregoing ord nance.
+. NJ. WILSON, Mayor.
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