The daily sentinel., 1907-10-03

Whereas the City of Grand juno
tion has for many years owned, op-
Grated and maintained its own sys-
TEN of water works taking water
from the Gunnison river by means of
a pumping plant and distributing the
same through the city by means of
proper conduits, and
Whereas the said water works
have become worn out and obsolete
and wholly inadequate to the needs
of the city and its inhabitants, and
Whereas the City Council deems
It imperatively necessary that a new
system of water works for fire and
domestic purposes adequate to the
needs of the city and its inhabitants
should be constructed at once and
to that end proposes to erect such n
system of water works as will have
| its source in a mountain stream and
as will bring to the city and distrib-
ute therein an adequate supply of
rure mountain water suitable to the
city's needs, and
Whereas the erection of such a
new system of water works will cost
about Four Hundred Thousand Dol
lars and if erected will 2ecessitate
the issuance of bonds of the city to
| tnat amount W ploNSiS iu"HS 'HSiS
| for,
Now therefore in order to ascer-
tain whether or not the voters of the
said city who are Taxpayers under
the law will approve the erection by
the City Council of such a system of
water works,
| BE 1T ORDAINED by the City
Council of the City of Grand juno
tion:
Section l. That pursuant to Chap
ter 153 of the Session Laws of 1899
there be and hereby is submitted to
the vote of the voters of the City of
Grand Junction who are taxpayers
under the law for their determina-
tion at the election hereinafter called
the following question:
"Will the voters of the City
of Grand Junction who are tax
payers under the law approve
the erection by the City Council
of said city of new system or
water works for supplying the
said city with water for fire and
domestic purposes to be forever
owned maintained ard operat-
ed by the said city and to cost
in the neighborhood OF Four
Hundred Thousand Dollars
and the funds for which
erection II the vote here
on be in the Affirmative
are to be raised by the Is
suance OF the water bonds of
the city?"
The proposed system of water
works is as aforesaid to construct
the necessary works to bring to the
city and distribute therein an ade-
quate supply of pure mountain water
for fire and domestic purposes In
said city.
Section 2. That for the purpose of
taking the said vote upon said ques-
4 tion a special election be ana the
same is hereby ordered and called
10 be held in said city on Saturday.
the second day of November, lsOb
beginning at the hour OF seven
O'Clock A. NJ. and closing at the hour
of seven O'Clock p. M.
Section 3. That the following be
and they hereby are appointed as the
polling places for said election;
In the First ward at the Western
| Hotel at Second street and COLORADO
avenue.
In the Second ward at the Turner
1 Hall, number One Hundred Thirty
\ East Main street. -,
| In the East Third ward at $. M.
\ Dowden's marble shop, at the nortn-
| east corner of Main street and sew
enth street.
i In the West Third ward at NUMBER
Five Hundred Thirty-Elght East
Main street. .ha c,,,.
In the Fourth ward at the oi,y
Hall, at Sixth street ana Coiorauo
| avenue. - and ,bo,,
hereby are appointed to act as )udg-
es OF the said election. to-wlt;
In the First ward, ]. s. Whitsei.
n B. Tyler, w. E. Plttman.
In the Second ward, Peter Chel-
ius. s. B. Eskridge. NJ. c; knsIey'
'uI; In Il the East Third ward; Fred Hal
hour. S. NJ. Dowden, @. w. Caldwell
In the West Third ward a, ,,.a "A.
Miller, Thomas Ryan. T. $. hamey.
In the Fourth ward james