The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-05-17

rate not TO exceed six per cent per
annum. payable semi-ar1ually. said
bonds TO be sold for not less than
their par value, and the proceeds
thereof when sold, 20 be used in ~
fraylng the costs Of CONSTRUCTING a
system Of sewers for said city in ac.
cordanoe with plans and speciaoa.
tions to be adopted by the council of
said city.
Second To issue the bonds OF
said city for sanitary ana health pur.
poses, to the amount Of thirty thous.
and dollors (S3O.OOO OO) to run not
TO exceed thirty years from their
date, with interest thereon at rate
not to exceed six per centum per an
mum, payable semi.annually. said
bonds to Se sold for not less than
their par value and the proceeds
thereof when sold, to be used in de-
fraying the costs Of improving and
making additions TO the present
water works system of said city. for
the purpose OF supplylng the inhab-
itants OF said citi with water for
domestic use the extinguishment
Of fires. for manufacturing and other
purposes.
Third To Issue the bonds Of said
city to the amount Of twenty-five
thousand dollars (s25,0OO OO) said
bonds to run not to exceed thirty
years from their date, with interest
thereon az a rate not TO exceed Ave
per centum per anuum. payable
semi-annuahy, said bonds to be sold
at not less than their par value and
the proceeds thereof. when sold. 20
oe used in defraying the cost OF erect
ing, constructing a city building for
said city, and purchasing ground for
the same.
Now therefore, I, J. E. Ball, Mayor
of said city by virtue Of the power
and authority invested in me by the
laws of oklahoma Territory. and an
act Of congress entitled "An Act TO
Amend an Act to Prohibit the Passage
OF Local or Special Laws in the Terri
tories. tot Limit Territorial Indepted-
ness. andso forth" Approved March 4.
1898, and an act of congress of the
same title, approved June 6, 1900, and
by virtue of a resolution adopted by
the common council Of said city May
2. 1901.
Give notice, proclaim and declare,
that on the 4th, day of June, 1901,
an election shall be held within said
city for the purpose of submitting the
above and foregoing propositions to
the qualified electors of said city as
above described, AID that the voting
places in the respective wards and
voting precincts for the purpose OF
said election are as follows, towit:
First Ward: Feed store room. west
Of Kaylor's store on Oklahoma ave
Second Ward. east precinct: The
central school building.
Second Ward, west precinct; r. e
Tallmans camp house, north divi-
sion street
Third Ward: opera house block
Harrison avenue.
Fourth Ward: Dawson building
on Noble avenue, between 7th and
Sth streets.
Fifth Ward; Eicctric light plant
The electors Of said ward ana yot
ing precincts 10 act as inspectors Of
said election are hereby designated
as follows, towlt:
First Ward w. II Warner
Second Ward, esst precinct: E. p
Burlingame,
Second Ward west precinct; e
Penney.
Third Ward j. e. Peterson
Fourth Ward: Jack Sexas.
Fifth Ward j. w Capers.
Each Of said inspectors OF said
election, prior to the opening Of the
polls in such precinct. shall appoint
as judges of election, two qualified
electors OF such precinct who shal
have been citizens and resident
householders therein for at least one
year next proceeding such election
and who are members Of differen
political parties and Of the parties
which cast the highest number O
votes IN the territory at the proceed
ing general election Such judges
together With the Inspector, shal
constitute the board Of election o
said voting precinct Such board o
election shall appoint as poll clerks
two qualified electors OF such pre-
cinct one from each Of the tw,
parties that cast the largest vote n