The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31
Notice of Special Bond Election


 Birmingham.
 Age Herald July l7-24-S1.
 Notice of Special Bond Election
 Notice is hereby given that an cleo tion will be held in the City of Birming of August. 1919. as provided by ordi nance No 637-C adopted by the Com | mission of the City of Birmingham. Alabama, on the 5th day of July, 1919, 1 entitled, An ordinance to order an election to be held in the City of Bir- mingham for the purpose of submit 1 ting to the qualified electors of the City | of Birmingham, for their determination i by ballot, a proposition of purchasing real estate for the sites of school buildings to be used for public school | purposes, and for constructing public | school buildings for the use of the l City of Birmingham, and for repairing certain school buildings and making ad- i ditions thereto, and for equpping and ! furnishing the school buildings so con- | structed, and other school buildings. said bonds to be in the amount of Two Million Dollars s2.o0o, 900 o,0o0), to ma ture thi1ty (3o) years after date of is- sue and to bear interest at the rate of | five per centum 6 per centum) per an- 1 mum, payable semi annuallw, and to be secured by first mortgage or deed of trust upon the property acquired, or to be acquired, with the proceeds of such bond issue. and to be further secured by the full taxing powers of the City of Birmingham, heretofore, now or here after conferred upon it by law, and by the full faith and credit of the City of Birmingham.
 Said election is to b. held for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of g h for their determination by ballot, the question as to whether or not the Com mission of the City of Birmingham shall issue the bonds of said City in i the amount of Two Million Dollars (s2,o00, ,000,0 000). for the purpose of Ter chasing real estate for the sites of school buildings to be used for public school purposes and for constructing public school buildings for the use of the City of Birmingham, and for repair ing certain school buildings and mak- ing additions thereto. and for equipping and furnishing the school buildings so constructed. and other school buildings, said bonds to be in the amount of Two Million Dollars (s2,000 000, ,000), to ma ture thirty (30) years after date of issue and to bear interest al the rate of five per centum G per s%ntum) per an- mum, payable semi annually, and to be
 
 the City of Birmingham, heretofore. now or hereafter conferred upon it by law, and by the full faith and credit of the City of Birmingham
 The voting places for said election will be follows:
 Precinct 9, District 1-Voting place, Dunn's store
 Precinct 9, District 2-voting place, Graymont Fire Station, Smithers blvd.
 Precinct 9, District 3-Voting place, Hamilton's Drug store, Osceola station, South Ensley car line.
 Precinct g, District 4.-Voting place, Gaudelock's store, Broad st., Elyton.
 Precinct g. District 5-Voting place, Cxford's pharmacy, Tuscaloosa ave. and Poplar st.
 Precinct g. District 6.-voting place, West End Fire station, Elyton street, between Tuscaloosa and Cotton ave- nue.
 Precinct g, District 7-voting pls a. Holcomb's store, Central park
 Precinct 10. District 1-Voting place. Wahouma Drug company, 651o First avenue.
 Precinct 10, District 2-Voting place, East Lake Fire station, Seventy enth street, between First and Sloss avenues.
 Precinct 10, District s-voting place, c. A. Bowers store, First avenue, Eighty street Precinct 21. District 1-Voting place, Five Points Drug company, Five Points.
 Precinct 21. District 3-voting place. Magnolia pharmacy. Magnolia avenue and Twenty third street.
 Precinct 21, District 4-voting place, Smith Taylor Grocery company store. Twenty eighth street and Avenue c.
 Precinct 21, District 5-Voting place, Mountain Terrace car junction, High land avenue and Thirty-third street.
 Precinct 21, District 6-Voting place, Harris Transfer company, warehouse, Avenue F and Twenty second street.
 Precinct 21, District 7-Voting place, Norwood Fire Station, Twelfth avenue, and Twenty seventh street.
 Precinct 21, District S-Voting place, Caldwell Pratt Grocery company. 1902 N. Twenty fourth street.
 Precinct 21, District 9-West End of the Court House, Birmingham
 Precinct 21, District 1o-voting place, East End of the Court House, Third avenue and Twenty first street, Bir- mingham.
 Precinct 21, District .11-voting place, Norwood Fire station. Twelfth avenue and Twenty seventh street.
 Precinct 29, District 1-Voting place, Pratt City Fire station.
 Precinct 29, District 3-Voting place, Gale Drug company Third avenue, N, Ensley car line Pratt City.
 Precinct 29, District 3-Voting place, McLaughlin's coal yard East Thomas.
 Precinct 34, District 1--Voting place. Woods store 4415 Fourth avenue, N. Woodlawn.
 Precinct s4 District 2-voting place, Parker Brothers pharmacy, 5003 First avenue, Woodlawn.
 Precinct 34, District 3-Voting place, Edmundson's Drug store 5400 First avenue, Woodlawn.
 Precinct S4, District 4-voting place. Woodlawn City hall First avenue. Fifty fourth street.
 Precinct 34, District 5-Voting place, Burriss & Sons store. 5S17 Second ave- nue, south.
 Precinct 36, Gate City-Voting place, Laramore's studio.
 Precinct 37, District 1-Voting place, North Highlands Fire station. Nine teenth street and Marshall avenue.
 Precinct 37, District 2--Voting place, Fountain Heights Fire station.
 Precinct 37. District 3-Voting place. D. F. Hunts store. Nineteenth street and Ninth avenue north.
 Precinct 37, District 4-Voting place, City Hall. Fourth avenue and Nine- teenth street.
 Precinct 37, District 5-voting place Southside Fire station. Avenue D and Nineteenth street
 Precinct 37, District 6-Voting place. Behrens Park Fire station, Avenue H and Eleventh street, south.