The herald., 1893-05-24

Precinct AL OF the lir6t ward ; v0t-
ing place. D1wnoy avenue aud Truman
street; inspectors, Augultus Gundlack,
Robert Pollard; judges, Charles Hay
den, Il. ]. Post; clerks, James Mohan,
J. q. Whitaker; ballot clerks, Henry
Creciat, O. N. Earl.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct A-Allof the Second ward ly-
ING west west OF the following described
line: Beginning at the intersection of
First street and Bsaudry avenue thence
northsrly on Boaudrv avenue to West
Beaudry avenue; Themes on West Beau
dry avenue northerly and easterly TO
Beaudrv a. enue; thence northerly on
Beaudry avenue to south line OF Abila
tract; thence northwesterly along south
line OF said tract to Canal street; thence
along Canal street to Figueroa street ;
thence along Figueroa street and its
prolongation to the official bed OF q
Los Angeles river thence along river to
north city boundary. Voting place, en-
CINE house No. z; inspectors, FL. G..
Buckingham, w. G. Carey; judges, H.
@. Register. William Mays clerks, j.
H. Melville, r. F. Phillips ballet clerks,
Adolph Davis, II. @ Blaisdcll.
Precinct bail OF the Second ward
lying east of the following described
line: Beginning at the intersec-
ton OF First street and Beaudry
avenue; thence northerly on Beau
dry avenue to West Beaudry avenue,
thence on West Beaudry avenue north
erly and easterly to Beaudry avenue,
thence northerly on Beaudry avenue to
south line of Abila tract, thence north
westerly along south line Of said tract to
Canal street, thence along Canal street
10 figueros street, thence along Figueroa
street. and its prolongation to official
bed OF Los Angeles river thence along
! the river to north city boundary. Vot-
! ing place, northeast corner Of Busna
Vista and Temple streets; inspectors,
j. NJ. Gregory, e. g. Tice; judges,
Henry Geise, A e. Senaeney; clerks,
George Gsphard, Manuel Marquee; bal
lot clerks, E. p Tompkins, J. J. Hor-
rel.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct ALL OF the third ward w.
ing west of Flower street. Voting place,
rear OF drug store, corner Sixth and
Pearl streets; inspectors, John Gross,
| @. Galpi1; judges, j. L. Hunt. E. O.
Bosbyshell; clerks, J. 4. Mendenhall,
| N. G. Bledsoe ballot clerks, l. b. New
ton. @. W. lines.
Precinct BAH OF the Third ward ly-
ing esst OF Flower street. Voting place,
new city hell inspectors, Ii. S. West,
n. Morris judges, e.. w. Burton,
j. II. Armstrong; clerks, l.
b. DockweiIer, D. W. Baldwin !;
ballot clerks, F. S. Munson, Henry b.
Wilson.
FOURTH WARD.
Precincu A-All of the Fourth ward !;
voting place, corner Pearl and Pico
streets; inspectors, E. L. Crabbe, WV
Phelps; judges, B. Mcclure, JIG. Hyde T;
clerks, J. A. Thomas, John Spiers; bal
lot clerks, Henry Gripp, D. Botiller.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A--All OF the Fifth ward
voting place, Washington gardens, cor
ner Main and Washington Streets in
spectors, j. w. Patillo, II. G. Hodgman
judges, Martin Forrest, Curtis L. Shum-
way clerks, W. A. Field, A. A. Henry
ballot clerks, Frank w. Sabichi, Frank
Harbert.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct A--All of the Sixth ward
voting place, No. 1916 South Main
street; inspectors, D. II. R3zelle, Anto
MIC OrfIs; judges. George r. Weeks
John Weber; clerks, O. A. Baskerville
George PesHell; ballot clerks, f. w.
Slime, J.. Z. Bsarden.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct A--All of the Seventh ward
voting place, southwest corner Of Fifth
and Regent streets; inspectors, John
Wilson, G. @. Briggs judges,
Il. Richmond, s, IL. Henderson
clerks, W. F. Grosser. w. IL. Walker
ballot clerks, w. r. Wilson. j. P. Cald-
well.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct AL of tbs Eighth ward
living north OF Macy and Walters streets
voting place, east side San Fernando
street, between Main and Sotello streets
inspectors. j. A. Cline, M. G. Fordham
judges, A. E. Dixon, John Licst; clerks,
Oscar Macy, Fred Colby ballot clerks,
William Llewellyn, j. J. Carpenter.
Precinct bail that portion of the
Eighth ward lying south OF Macy and
Walters streets; voting place, hook and
ladder building, Also street; inspectors.
John Flood, Charles Gerson; Judges,
Alfred Moore, James Bothwel clerks,
j. Fleisbmsn, George Stevenson ballot
clerks, Fred Holbrook, w. G.. Peekman.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct A--An of Ninth ward voting
place, engine house, East Second street,
near Boyle avenue; inspectors, II. f.
Brown, @. III. White; judges, G. M.
Farmer, Charles E. Blake; clerks, WY
Herbst, L. N. Cochran; ballot clerks,
E. s.. Humphrey, William Rudy.
SEC. 4. Ii the PROPOSITION be accepted
by two-thlrds of the qualified votern
OF said city, voting at said election,
bonds Of said city to the amount OF
$52G, 900 shall be issued for the payrlelt
OF the cost of said system OF water
works. Said bonds shall be serial in
cha *cter, one twentieth part of the
whole amount OF said indebtedness, to-
gether with interest due on all sums
rnpaid en- that date, shall be paid esch
year. Said bonds shall be 526 in num-
Der, all to be dated January LIST, 1898,
and bear interest at the rate of 5 per
cont per annum, payable semi-annually.
on the first day Of July and the first day
OF January OF each year after their issue,
principal and interest to be payable in
gold coin OF the United States, and paw
able ut the Chemical National bank OF
New York city.
SEC. g. There shall be levied for the
| first year by the city council the sum OF
$52, 900 for the payment of the principal
and interest of said bonds, and for each
| aucncadinC vAQr a ANN an ri cio.1t IN n 10,