The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-20
THE BOND ELECTION
The Refunding Measure to Be Decided by
the People
The Election on the Bonds Will Be Held
Tomorrow

The list OF bonds. their amount, their
year of issue. year of maturity, rate of
interest and amount of annual interest
are as follows:
The funded debt bonds were issued in
1870. for the amount Of $4,000, and ma
ture this year. They bear interest at the
rate OF per cent, or $500 per annum.
The main sewer bonds were issued in
1877, and mature in 1901. They bear in
terest at pc. cent, or $3.50 per annum.
In 1881 the funding bonds were issued
for 1000, to mature in 1901, at per
cent. or an annual interest of $4,000
The general improvement bonds were
issued in 1886, 1887 and 1888, to mature in
$3.50, 900, at 6 per cent, or $4,000 annual in
terest; the second issue was for $40, 900, at
6 per cent, or $2400 annual interest; the
third issue OF $55, 600 was at per cent, or
$500 annual interest.
The total amount of the bonds. 1896. 900,
draws the annual interest of $25, go. The
same amount of bonds at Az per cent. as
proposed, would draw an interest of $780,
800. an annual saving of $3.50.
Besides this, the bonds now are twenty
year bonds, and the proposal to make
forty-year bonds saves One-half of the an
nual payment.
The following list shows the polling
places:
First Ward
Precinct ALL of the First Ward.
Polling place, 4l9 Downey avenue.
Inspectors, A Gundlach, H. V. Bard.
Judges, C. f. Durr, H. #. Heaton.
Clerks, James NOLAN. Charles Wick
Ballot clerks, Perry Whitaker, 0. B.
Senour.
Preinct ALI of the Second Ward.
Polling place-Free Labor Bureau.
Inspectors, NJ. u. Blaisdell, George w.
u Judges, william Mays, =. p. Galbrlteth.
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Precinct ,AT-AH al the, Third Ward,
Polling place. City Hail. '',- '''- :,
Inspectors, CT. Hunter, C. H. Clark.
Judges, S. F. Bullfnch. C. D. Felix.
Clerks, E. Meserye, John King.
Ballot clerks, l.. F. Vetter,. G. A. Hart.
Fourth Ward
Precinct A-All of the Fourth Ward.
Polling place-Sixteenth street engine
inspectors, W. G. Finch, John Mccain.
Judges, E. M. Snipman, L. c.. Wilson.
Clerks H. o. White, o. A. Vickery.
Ballot clerks, Frank Young, Conrad
Jacoby.
Fifth Ward
Precinct All of the Fifth Ward.
Polling place, Washington Gardens.
Inspectors, Enoch Van Vie, l. J. Weir.
Clerks, o. W. Baldwin, John Macarthur.
Ballot clerks, H. c.. Austin, d. Neu-
hart.
Precinct ALI OF the Sixth Ward.
Polling place, 1918 South Main street.
Inspectors, J. g. Mcdonald, Charles A.
Baskerville. -
Clerks, G. b, Ellis, Fred W. Stein.
Seventh Ward
Precinct ALL of the Seventh Ward.
Polling place. Los Angeles Lumber
Company's building on San Pedro street.
Inspectors, ]. l.. Moore, Richard N.
Walton.
Judges, Brainard Smith. A. j. Lennox,
Sr.
Clerks, NJ. L. Starin, Fred W. Hetz.
Ballot Clerks, w. A. Hammell, John
Nerney.
Eighth Ward
Precinct All OF the Eighth Ward.
Polling place. old Hook and Ladder
House, Also street.
Inspectors, Charles Gerson. ]. +. Nc.
Mannis. ..,
Judges, M. G. Fordham, F. Clavere.
Clerks S. Gerson, Joe Maier.
Ballot clerks. e. J. Collins William
StewartsOn.
Ninth Ward Z
Precinct A-All of the Ninth Ward.
Polling place, Engine House on Boyle
avenue and Second street.
Inspectors, ]. P. Rogers, A. H. San
born.
Judges, C. H. White, F. J. Teale.
Clerks, J. M. Harris. A. W. Guest.
Ballot clerks, J. N. Cochran. R., e.
Drummond.