The record-union., 1896-08-10

sump The estimated cost of said plant is
SO sifAty-nVe thousand dollars, and in the cost
oI tHe construction of said work Will be
EXPENDED slxty-fve thousand dollars. The
L1my liLoI9y required to carry out said plan
s snaii De raised either by the issuance OF
ponos or Dy direct taxation, as the electors
OF sald city shall determine.
opoh the ballots to be voted at said
t VII be printed in relation to SAID
pan the following:
Yes tei,ou
for the plan of sewerage or drainage,
Those electors voting for said plan and
Ior the ratification of the same shall mark
an \ opposite the word Yes and those
No" an a oppoSi'o 'Ao "oi@
Upon said ballots will also be printed in
relation to the matter of raising the money
to wit:
For raising money to carry out the plan
Dapds Df 1dfaihage or sewerage by issuance OF
- For raising money to carry out the plan
ol ts ufalhage or sewerage by direct taxa
Those electors voting that the money re-
CURED to carry out said plan shall be
| ralsed py the issuance of bonds shall mark
an y opposite the words, For raising
money to carry out the plan of drainage
OF sewerage by issuance Of bonds; and
those voting that the money required to
carry out said pi2u siiall be raised by di-
rect taxation shan mark an x opposite
the words, For raising money to carry
9, 9ut the pan of drainage or sewerage by
direct taxation"
Upon said ballots shall also be printed
bonds, to wit:
For the issuance of bonds to pay for
sewerage and drainage plan. Y es."
OF the issuance of bonds TO pay Tor
sewerage and drainage plan, No"
Ihose electors voting that the Board OF
Trustees shall be authorized to issue bonds
OF the description herein contained to pay
Ior salu sewer or drain shall mark an X
! opposite the words, For the issuance OF
Donds 10 pay for sewerage and drainage
plan, Y sS; and those voting against such
! issuance shall mark an x opposite the
1 words, For the issuance Of bonds TO pay
for sewerage and drainage pan, No"
| Ii the said plan or system of drainage
or sewerage shall be ratified by the peo-
pie and if the electors shall determine
that the money to pay for the same shall
| be raised by direct taxation, then and in
that case the Board OF Trustees of the
| city of Sacramento will create debts and
obllgatlons, without interest, against the
| said city for the purpose OF carrying out
the said plan or system and will enter into
contracts in relation to the same: and
| the said plan or system of drainage or
| sewerage viii be paid for by the levy of a
| special tax, IN one levy, such tax to be
| levied and collected during the fiscal year
| first succeeding the said special election.
| If the said plan or system of drainage or
sewerage shall be ratified by the electors
of said city, and the electors of said city
| shall determine that bonds be issued for
! the payment of said plan and determine
! also that bonds Of the description herein
contained shall be issued, then, and in
| that case, the Board of Trustees of said
| city will proceed to issue bonds of the fol-
| lowing description, to wit: The amount of
said bonds will be sixty-five thousand dol
/ lars; the term of years the same Shall run
| will be twenty years; the object for which
| the said bonds shall be issued and in
debtedness thereby incurred will be the
| carrying out Of the said plan or system of
| drainage or sewerage and the construc-
( ton of the same; the rate of interest of
said bonds, shall be AZ per cent. per an
| mum, payable Semi-annually-
| The polls will be open at sunrise on the
morning Of said August IL, 1896, and re-
main open until o'clock p. m of said day.
| The following are the precinct polling
place inspectors, Judges and clerks of
said election as established and fixed by
the Board of Trustees. to wit:
FIRST WARD.
| Polling place, No. 316 ] street Inspec-
tors-Thomas Harper, A. j. Rhoads.
| Judges-H. b. Nielsen, w A. Anderson,
Clerks-I j. Simmons, Max Ginsberg. Bal
lot Clerks-James T. McNiff. Jacob Ze-
'''|'''-' SECOND WARD.
Polling place No 1881 Second street.
InspeetqrsmW 1ae h henS Fr,e ri Ceney Judges
Schacht, William Bening. Ballot Clerks
A Brewer. T. c. May.
THIRD WARD.
| Polling place. Armory Hall. Sixth and L
| streets. fnspectors-John King, Michael
Morley. Judges-Charles A. Stefnmetz. W.
r. Campbell. Clerks-J. W. Stafford, NJ J.
Keegan Ballot CIerks-M. ]. Bannon,
FOURTH WARD.
Polling place. Meister's Carriage Shop,
| Ninth street, between I and J streets IN
spectors-D. McDougall, F: w. Day.
J9dgssaPaterR RGxa Pshsrty p MsIi1a G1Iis Clerks
| Clerks-Thomas Carroll, Hiram Cook.
| FIFTH WARD.
| Polling place, northwest corner Thir-
| teenth and streets. Inspectors-J. ].
Richie. Rnefd; ) J: n; Woods. Glsrksss; I. Hop
staffi stafford, I'd n. n j. sligor :
| SIXTH WARD.
| Polling place, southwest corner Ninth
Her Hanrv Meyer Judges-W II. Deyine'
| Thomas Byrne Clerks-George Johnson
M. Hanrahan. Ballot Clerks-A. Dillon, =.
ra''ei ''0' SEVENTH WARD.
Twelfth and P streets. Inspectors-John
Weich. Henry Carroll. Judges. G. Van
tine. Sr., James ]. Devine. Clerks-Simeon
BWrown, W H. w. Rivett. Ballot Clerks
Frank Fleming, Charles Kappman.
EIGHTH WARD.
| Polling place Martins stables, Twen-
tieth and 6 streets Inspectors-H enry
Treiehler, George w; ~ Nichols on d;;, Judges
OBrien. Lincoln Dwyer. Ballot Clerks
Thomas Boyle. H. M. LaRue. Jr.
! NINTH WARD.
/ Polling place, j. j. Vineyards Twenty
nth, o and streets; t1 inspeetors-Charles
ban. Michael Hughes. Clerks-Thomas NJ
Kennedy, Frank f. Briggs. Ballot Clerks
ttsst WingardeH dHaRhEs Jahn 81 Mc9dsepss Is EoNgsRn
President Of Board of Trustees.
| NJ ]. Desmond. City Clerk. jy21-22t