The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-28

hioney an contract Indebtedness therefor
W the issuance and sale OF bonds Of said city,
proposed in and by ordinance No. 1870 of said
ely IN me sum of two hundred and forty thousand
So.iaI she proceeds CT which bonds may be ex-
pended for any strictly municipal purposes of said
cdy sn'nsr general or specific for which said city
SouHCi may after the issuance and sale of said
ponds by ordinance or ordinances determine to ex-
pend tne same or any part thereof"
ana notice Is hereby further given that at said
election SAID proposition submitted to the voters
IN sa!u CITY In and by section / Of said ordinance
No. 1871, as hereinabove recited Will be voted
upon IN the manner following to wit:
Every voter eiecting TO vote in favor OF said
proposition that the city of Seattle make SAID add
.ons, as SET forth and detailed IN section of said
ordnance No. 1871. to the existing water-works
owned and controlled by said CITY, and that for the
penditure for such additions said city borrow
money and contract Indebtedness therefor by the
issuance and sale of bonds of said city in the of
TWO hundred and five thousand dollars shall vote
. ballot containing the words
dei iaHof Of the proposition as set forth and
said city, that the city OF Seattle make certain
additions to the existing water works ow ned
and controlled by said city. at total esti-
mated cost, as set forth In said section of said
ordinance, of s22 ZOO, and that for the pur
pose OF providing in part Tor the necessary
expenditure for such additions said city Dor.
row money and contract Indebtedness there.
for by the Issuance and sale of bon ds of said
city in the sum of sos. 900"
And every voter voting agains, said proposition
last above specified shall vote ballot containing
AGAINST the proposition. as set forth and de.
tailed in section of ordinance No 1871 OF
said city, that the city of Seattle make certain
additions TO the existing water works owned
and controlled by. said city, at total estl-
mated cost, as set forth in said section of said
ordinance, of $225 900, and that for the pur-
pose OF providing in part fo- the necessary
expenditure for such additions said city bor-
row money and contract Indebtedness there
for ty the issuance and sale of bonds of said
city in the sum of $205, 900"
And notice is hereby further given that at said
election said proposition submitted to the voters
II said city city in and by section ! of said ordinance
NO. l,9I2 as herelnabove recited will be voted
upon In the manner following, TO wit:
Every voter electing to vote in favor Of said pro-
position that the city of Seattle make said addi-
TONS set forth and detailed In section of said
ordinance No. 1872. to the existing sewerage sys-
tenn owned and controlled by said city and tn at
for the purpose of providing for the necessary
pendlture for such additions said city borrow
money and contract Indebtedness therefor by the
issuance ard sale of bonds of said city in the sum
OF one hundred and ninety thousand dollars shall
vote a ballot containing the words
"ln favor of the proposition. set forth a nd
detailed in section of ordinance No. 1879
ofsad city, that the city of Seattle make GER
tain additions to the existing sewerage sys-
tenn owned and controlled by said city, at q
total estimated cost, as set forth in said
tion OF said ordinance, OF 10000, and that
for the purpose of providing for the necessary
expenditure Of such additions said city Dor
row money and contract indebtedness there
for by the issuance and sale of bonds of said
city in said sum of $780, 90"
And every voter voting against said proposition
last above specified shall vote ballot containing
the words
Against the proposition. as set forth and de-
tailed in section of ordinance No. 1872 of
said city that the city of Seattle make
tain additions to the existing sewerage sys-
TEN owned and controlled by said city, at a
total estimated cost set forth in said sec
ton of said ordinance, of 100000, and that
for the purpose of providing for the necessary
expenditure for such additions said city Dor
row money and contract Indebtedness there,
for by the issuance and sale of bonds of said
city in said sum Of 100000
And notice IS hereby further given, to all
whom 1t may concern, that the places
ton precincts in the several wards Of said
city, at said election, upon all of said several
1866. 1867 1853. 1869, 1870, 1871 and l. s72,
respectively, shall be as follows the same being
Tespecatiyey the places DESIGNATED for such voting
nance No. 1878 except that as aforesaid. the
places of voting in each of The election precincts
in the Ninth ward Of said city, hereinbelow spec-
fiei, shall not be places of voting said election
upon either any of said several propositions SUBJ
upon said proposition submitted in and BY said
ordinance No. 1860, to wit:
IN THE FIRST WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
east corner of Commercial and jackson streets.
In the second precinct of said ward on lot Q,
block 10. Maynards plat, on the east side of Third
street. sixty feet south of Yeser avenue.
In the Third preci net of said ward, at the Main
street school, at the southwest corner Of Seventh
and Main streets.
In the Fourth precinct of said ward at the north
west corner OF Eleventh and Jackson streets
IN THE SECOND WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at the north
east corner OF Taylor and Jackson streets.
In the second precinct of said ward, st the
southeast corner of Green and jackson streetA
THE THIRD WARD.
In the First precinct OF said ward, at the north
west corner of East street and Yesler avenue
In the second precinct of said ward, on the south
side of Madison street, one hundred feet west Of
the power house of the Madison Street Gable Rail-
way Company.
IN THE FOURTH WARD
In the First precinct of said ward At the south.
east corner of Columbia and West streets.
In the Second precinct of said ward. at the old
city hail. on the corner Of Fifth street and Yeser
avenue.
In the Third precinct of said ward at Coppin's
water-works. on the southeast corner Of Ninth
and Columbia streets.
IN THE FIFTH WARD
In the First precinct of said ward, at the south
west corner of Front and Union streets
In the second precinct OF said ward At the "old
schoohouse on the east side of Third street, near
the northeast corner of Third and Pine streets
In the Third precinct of said ward. at b B.
Freed's building on the west side Of Ninth street.
near Olive street.
IN THE SIXTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward at the north
east corner of Front and Battery streets. in the
in the second precinct OF said ward at the north
west corner of Fifth and Battery streets
IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
\ the First precinct of said ward. at the north
west corner of Depot and Howard streets.
In the Second precinct of said ward at the north
west corner OF Madison and Jones streets.
IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward at the Claren-
don hotel, at the northeast corner of Depot and
Poplar streets.
Ia the second precinct of said ward at the south
east corner of Mercer and Farm streets.
In the Third precinct OF sa ward at the build
ing opposite the car-house of the Seattle Electric
Railway & Power Company, on the east side Of
Temperance street, between Mercer and Roy
streets.
IN THE NINTH WARD.
In the First precinct of said ward, at Nixon
hotel at Bou evard
In the second precinct OF said ward, at Ross
Library hall near Ross station.
In the Third precinct of said ward. at Whites
store at Fremont.
In the Fourth precinct of said ward at Governs
store al Latona-
In the FINN prec net of said ward at the ticket
Office otthe Seattle Baseball Association ground
near Lake Washington, on the north side of
And uotca IS hereby further given, to all whom
il may concern, that said election, upon all of said
ordinance, Nos l. 9o6 l,s67, !, a5S. I,969 !. go
1871 and 1877. respectively, Will he conducted
In accordance with the provisions Of the charter OF
sad city OF seattle anu the SeaeiRl laws OF I q
state of Washington, and the polls az each OF sad
places OF voting for said election Will be ope1ed on
SAID day of said election at nine oclocS IN the
morning and will continue open without recess I'M
til seven o'clock In the evening, ami Will close q;
said last named honr and that said election VIII
then and there be conducted Ivy the several persons
inspectors. judges and clerks, respectively, OF
said election for said several pisces Of voting in
said several election precincts in said city ar-
pointed such ia and by = ordinance No.
1878 as hereinabove recitel, to Wit:
IN THE FiRsT WARD.
For the place of voting in the First precinct Of
said ward. r r GvldWate-, inspector. Alexander
Walls and William DeSmnni. JUICES % sand cleo
ton, and Henry Iantz and Charles Sperry, clerks
OF said e.ecJiun.
For the place of voting IN the Second precinct Of
said ward. IL W. Taylor Inspector John Caldwell
and J. d. Daulton. Judges Of said election. and G.
& Nan Alstyne and James y. Irving, clerks Of said
election.
FOR the plsce Of voting in the Third precinct Of
said ward, W. ". Barker, Inspector, Thomas T
Drew and William " Hilton. judges Of said cleo
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OF said election
For the place Of voting In the Fourth precinct Of