Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
OW EMS RIVER BONDS
APPROVED BY MIGHTY
WAVE OF ENTHUSIASM
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pretty much Men
trouble before registered voted for the bonds
Fears had been expressed lest the Sixth would pull down the
somewhat Returns from that ward slow coming but
when they did they proved this fear be groundes The
Sixth ward poed 1915 for and 485 against the bonds only
little less than 10 to l.
precincts onesded that they seemed
facca The twentfourh reported vote OF GO to almost &
lonesome this morning He reported to be an mpoye OF the
in the city, but about the best that be said for them Pre-
numea for its expression on the tally sheets biggest
poed the knockers was g. in the third OF the FIRST waTd M
ants Of 1885, which the heaviest reported but the Sixth
usual od the biggest vote in the city the total beng o as
against 113 in the Fourth and 1899 in the Fifth.
HARD WORKERS EVERYWHERE
The Owens river campaign committee did effective work
every effort was made to get out full successful this
effort was the splendid result proves
night who have followed the of politics for so
long that their explanations of why vote thus and SO must be
accepted carrying weight declared that sympathy figured largely
Men naturally sympatlze with the underdog in fight said
of these dopeste and though might not think it. that a
plies to such propositions bond issue lhen too there IS
natural conarness in the disposition OF some men
them always to combat the wishes Of the hey are agn
they also 'agin the bonds.
They had grudge off against prominently
identified with the Owens river aaueduct project and they sought
News made few votes against the bonds doubt whether the
attitude Of that had much to do with it It looks to me
accounted
headings already Evidently the people took the News
accusations with d of salt 5o and + the salts the
few of the who have taken prominent part IN the
for the bonds around campaign headquarters last
night Mayor Harper there Neither William Muhol
however, expressed themselves to friends as vastly
pleased Mr. Lppnco dropped in for minute
Just before headquarters for the night and exchanged
congratulations with Meyer Lner the secretary OF the committee
STANDS ON HIS RIGHTS
Summerand made his just as the doors
were being closed insisted being admitted
don't to forget that president
the council that nauguraed this Owens river project just let
me in for moment to join the joifcaton. 1t great,
wasn't t?"
Heay apostle of the stork and
aordnary all chdhating landlords hand early and
enthusiastic and couldn't find words
qualification In OF weakness he almost promised
friend to wear nece during the week. but
himself in time and backed of his bargain
City Attorney Hewitt turned with smile that would make
the fortune moving could he get the legal light be-
The smile told the story Hewitt couldn't tell it
half so we'll in any other way, and he didn't try
Herbert Goudge who assistant city attorney when the
launched dropped into the city hall about
O'Clock He seemed abundantly satisfied
with the result and expressed himself.
Assistant District Attorney Robertson admitted that the III to
vote was better than he had expected cts great isn't he said
sand it tremendous lot to the CITY,
DOCK DOWN AND OUT
lust before city office closed for the night Doc Hough
The doctor brought the returns with him.
He and he had nothing to admit that
he of the Sixth wards 485.
Through misunderstanding the of connected
police department., number the saloons nothed
that while they during day. they could reopen
their o'clock The polls remained until O. and when
Attorney Hewitt had his attention called this fact he at
the police that all saloons kept closed until
word reached the saloon before they
opne but in few instances they opened before the police
lection shutting up shop for another hour when ordered do