Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16

"While none of the money derived
rom the bond issue can be utilized for
Increasing the force If none of the an
hual appropriation is required for i'm
provements, the department should
necessarily have funds for employing
more men.
4 THE board of police commissioners
therefore most earnestly asks the
voters of the city of Los Angeles to
York and vote for said bond issue,
hereby affording every portion of our
eity better protection"
rs Anxious for Bridges
East Los Angeles is anxious that the
Issue of bonds for the bridges be favor
ably voted on Thursday. Yesterday
the East Side Improvement association
distributed hundreds of dodgers calling
on the voters of that district to go to
the polls Thursday and vote for the
bridge bonds and incidentally every
other item of the bond issue. In big
type the bills say:
"The most important measure ever
submitted to the people of the east side
will be voted on Thursday, May H. 1t is
the item for the construction of a bridge
and Viaduct across the Los Angeles
river and railroad tracks giving direct
connection for Pasadena and Downey
avenues with Buena Vista street near
Fremont gate. The one thing that has
handicapped our section more than
anything else in years past is the bad
approach to the main part of the city.
The new bridge and viaduct will rem
edy this defect and give us what we
most need. Let all east siders show
their public spirit by getting out and
voting for and working for the bonds
next Thursday. 1t is for the interest Of
the property owner, the renter, the me-
To tIn 1o1N
all of us. 1t is for the interest of the
city at large as well as for the east side.
Support All Bonds
"And while we are supporting the
bridge bonds. let us also vote for the
other improvement bonds proposed, in
order that the entire city may secure
the advantage. The present is not the
time to stop progressive movements
and start reaction. The public should
show that it has confidence in the fu-
ture of Los Angeles; that our real
estate values are good and are going to
be better, and that there is no intention
to call halt in our splendid march of
advancement.
vote early before you go to business.
''Vote for the bonds.
Lets all get into the band wagon"
In order that expenses may be re-
duced, several voting precincts have
been merged into one. The precincts,
with their polling places, are as fol-
lows:
First Ward
Precinct one-Composed of precincts
one and two; polling place, 5134 Pasa-
dena avenue.
Precinct two-Composed of precincts
three and four; polling place, tent cor
1ler Workman street and Avenue 26.
Precinct three-Composed of precincts
FIVE. six and eight; polling place, 1924
DoWney avenue.
Precinct four-Composed of precincts
seven and nine; polling place, 2OO6 Easl
Main street
Second Ward
Precinct 1ve--Composed of precincts
ten, thirteen and fourteen; polling
place, 80 Buena Vista street.
Precinct six-Composed of precinct
eleven; polling place, 1905 Sunset
boulevard.
Precinct seven-Composed of pre-
cincts twelve, nineteen and twenty;
polling place, 1876 Temple street.
Precinct eight--Composed of precincts
fifteen, sixteen. seventeen and eighteen;
polling place, court house.
Third Ward
Precinct nine--Composed OF precincts
thirty and thirty-one; polling place
Gansert's hall, Seventh and Alvarado
streets.
Precinct ten-Composed of precincts
twenty-eight and twenty-nine; polling
place, Tunnel stables. 2S2 South Fig
ueroa street
Precinct en--Composed OF pre-
clncts twenty-slx and twenty-seven;