The herald., 1894-12-10

n q n
reau u, f. lows 10 Mi.
s.cTI.s 2. .ns ssid cn'porati n shall have
|. 10 make gnd use corporate seal and alter
the sene at pie sure.
:. 40 sue and be sued In all actions and pro
Gee iirgs Whatever
20 have perpetual succession
4, Torrecl End ,nantath public buldinrs
hhd iAy out. es "llish. improve and main
tAi,s pubic parks aud cemetcrles
,. 20 provide 10. the care Of the sick and
&c. .,less. "''
q. &c. make regulations TO prevent the spread
ot epaueNics ana contagious and inathsome
Cise .scs
IL; % provide for IMPLYING the city and it's
'nnapt ans wiil water and 4 :, or either or
olner neanso oi he and Illumination.
.. 70 lay out open, extend WIDEN improyc
or NaeMte, pave mud epave stress and alleys,
s1n"wN'ss ana crossings, and other highways
v 70 construct and niai utaiti sewer rs drniui
ana "ther works ecessary for the disposition
OF Sc .:ern,e,
~. To establish and maintain public schools
ana lnbllc l'iurics
10 levy sessments upon prop p,rty to
rm{ iof tnc Improvement OF rect aud other
bupiic innt0ssinents, ana to collect the same
ana - levy and 60 lrct taxes upon pr., crty
any one year ior al, ief .u0 pni ss
pos 5, othc han payment ri interest on the
mutlcipal debt ani redemption of bonds
srHIt .t not xesed ~ on each 800 worth OF tax
utle pop riy
l.. To manare, controi sul lie Sc for n pe-
ricd not exceed ,ng Two yesrs, OF otherwise tiis
pose of amy or all the ,,fopertv ni he said cor
GRAFTON, aud to eppropriati the income or
protee 's lneicOs 90 the use OF the suld rpOrQ-
on pi0videa that IT snail have no powe
mol'S lsc orhypothecnte its property ior any
IL. 10 license and regulate the carving on
o: a1ya. d all professions trades, callings and
occupations car led on within the limits of
enid city, and 10 fix the amount OF license tax
theIeon 10 be paid ~ all persons engaged in
hucb preIessions, tralos, callings or occn pa
u ms, ana proyile the manner OF enforcing
the payment OF the sam; provided, that no
oisc, lminaiou shall pe made between per on
engaged Ill the same business otherwise than
~ prpporuohi The tax upon any business TO
thc amount OF business done; and To license,
rcrutate, re train, suppress or prohibit nny
-. All iaundries. Livery and sale stables. cattle
and no Sc corrals, slaug hter-houses. butcner
hhpps, haNKers pcddiers, avn brokers, dance
cuiiars melo cons, shows circuses publ bill
ii~rd tables. bow isng and .enpin alleys, anu to
suppress and profibit all faro banks, games OF
chance, gambling houses tables or stands
bnwdv houses ths keeping of bees within the
clty INIT, anu any aud all obnox .ous, often
ElV, -ihmo al, indecent or disrcputab places
o, usiness or practice.
a. To create Offices and provide for the
election or appointment OF oncers ner than
ose established Ds ti.s charter, or by the
general law, whenever the public convenience
NAY require the same, nnd prescribe their
uics and fix inelr compensation. (But this
lail not be construed TO authorize the cfon-
pon vl nov Offices and the appointment OF
rlhrr officers 70 perform rhc dulles by tnis
Charter assigned to oilicers prov.aad for here
~. rtnerthi.n the necessary deputies and as
bs.auts TO the Officers OF said CITY.
y loaeqn.re ny purcha e, condemnation,
ot u.her iHWin means, property. both real nnd
'FsolAl, ts.eluding water and wa or rights
Nithlu or without the corporate limits, neccs-
sary Or convenient Tor municipal pu poses or
Tor u exc else OF the powers granted 10 said
corh .ra,i iun
4. ony he sal,ries of municipa officers.
ty mis- onGrter.
4, TO provide and maintain proper ard
e.yieat''re department. and make and adopt
-dca m9NSures, rules nud re5ulatio for tne
I.cfe"lph nnd extingushMent of fires, and
fJr The presur,nti0n OF property, endangered
theret'. as iaay be deemed ex xpodicnt.
= rr.rotent the proper ot is Inhabitants
ncalus inuithtions.
- ,is,,y!ie against tie existence oi filth.
r "a anl othcrpnjur Gus and iuconvcni mt
! q 4 withinthe city, aud for the disposit ton
{. sue same,
-. TO miSe the violation OF its ordinances
Il inisdemc.uor in all proper cases, and to pre-
scribe tie punishment therefor. bg tine or inn
lrisonlnei. :, OF by l,otll, nut such fine not TO
vNeecd Yooo, ana such imprisonment not T.,
II To prtscri tho places at which elec
tions snail be neld, and "ppoint the officers of
81 TO make and enforce within its limits
such local, -oliee sanitary and other rcgula;
,ions as nre not N coniiict with general
laws, and are deemed expetlient TO maintain
the pubic peace. pro ect property. promote
The public morals and 10 pres rye the health
II its inhAbiants.
-. 10 exercise all municipal powers neces-
sarg to tho CON pete and efficient maruge
1ieht and control oi the municipal property
muhiripd government whe her such powers
lie eN iie.sly enumerated or not, except such
powers as are iotbi. den or are controlled by
general law.
4. Tho powers conferred by thi. article
shal be exercised by ordinance, except as
lcreinaffer provided
scc a-rhc OH, ers of the municipality shall
x mayor.
one councilman for each ward,
city clerk,
a clerk,of the mayor
city tt, asurer
a city aud tor
Seven members OF the oard of education at
lnrgc.
F',e directors OF the Los Angeles public
LItary.
public librarian,
y city engineer.
"A city attorney,
Asuperin endent of buildings,
A water CVersecr
street sitrerinteu 'cnt,
Five police commissioners,
a clilet OF ponce.
a chief eneneer of the fire department,
Five mennters the board OF health,
hca th oifcei
Five ii cOmm ssioncr
live park commissioners,
Three water commissioners,
Three building comm iSSiOncrs,
zee l. lhe following officers shall be elected
by the elec- -ors OF the city oi Los Angeles, TO-
Wit:
Yre mayor,
The city HttOrn v,
The city treasurer,
And pyihe electors OF each ward respect
fvely one member OF the council
J. he city shall be dividel into nine wards, as
follows;
First wa All that portion of the city
bounded northerly by The i-orth city boundary
tween the Los Angeles river and tne east
boundary OF the city; edsterly by t east
BOUNDARY CT tne city. between the northern
boundary OF the City and Missioa street: sout m
Grly by Missio street. from the east city bound
airy to IS intersection with Aiisson.rNad; Mis-
sion road from It's intersection with Nj SION
street, TO its junct ion wlth Ancy street; Macy
street. from Its iu con with Mission road 10
the Los Angeles river; west riy by g Los IN
gcle river, from Macy street northcrly To the
north boundary OF the city
Second ward AL that portion of the city
bounded northerly by the north city boundary,
from is west boundary to the Los Angeles
river: casterly by the los Ankeles river, rom
the north city boundary to Downey avenue
Downey avenue, from the Los Angeles iver 10
Ean Fernando street. san Fernando street,
from Downey avenue TO Upper Main street;
Upper Main street from San Fernando street
20 Marches ut st eet; Main street. from
by FIRST street from Main street to Cana
street thence along ana, street 10 diamond
street; thence along Diamond street westerly
70 the west city boundary; westerly by the
west city boundary ON Diamond sire TO
tne nortn city undary.
Third Whrd-AH that portion of the city
pounded nurtherly by Diamond street, from
thc west clty boundary Canal street, Canal
street, from diamond str ct to First street;
FIRST street. IRON Canal street to Main street; !
easteriy by Min street. from First street %
bevenin st cet southcil by Seve tn street,
from Main STR ct to west city ound RS; west
erly BY te westeity boundary from seventh
streetto Diamond street.
Fourth ward-All that portion of the city
bounded northerly by Seventh street from
west city boundary to Main street, easterly by