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TOTAL EXCEEDS
QUARTER MILLION
Y. M. C. A. THERMOMETER
REGISTERS $252,100
Canvassing Committee Will Begin To.
morrow the Final Week of Cam*
palgn— Believe Full Amount
Will Be Raited ,
■,'■<?>/• ■- ■■■■■ ■■ - *
<•> Ainonnt to be raised $350,000 <<•>
' <•> . Suhnprlptloiia to datel <?>
': ■« Previously I reported $243,004 -A
■ & Judge lllcknell 1,000 <b
<-, <3> L,o« Anicrlea Pressed Brick fy
"i ' <?> .-•• Co. 1 .000 <i>
-.-'•<*> F..n. MronK 1-000 v,
"■'4> K. >V. Stnwell. „ . 1,000 v»>
<•> A. V. Ilnlrh .-.00 <i>
, <1> J . A. «lion m I or . . . r.OCI <•>
j ■',<•> Hurry 11. Ciillrndrr 300 >•■
• 4> Burton K. Gmn .-,00 &
iifi ♦' niehnrd Green ' .' 500 '•>
SjJW Letter rnnvnw Oiinnll' <£>
«"•'> ■-" ainountn) : - .:»>l «>
■'; <t> T. 1,. niiqtlP ............ JOO '«
*« <S> CnpKol ' ll ll line company 100 '■■
«.♦• I>r - E. Siinnitler. 100 <$•
,fi ># UHy ' Towel Supply com- <v>
> «•> - •• pany 100 4)
'„«■> n. j.H. Dlrttlnnon 100
. «•> .1. 1)1. Irvinr 100 -•■
- <» Thnmim F. Howard 3 00^
." '•> Whenlon A. tirny. ...... no <•>
<i> S. S. Win* HoYs
i- »« .1. W. Onkley BO <>
<«/ 11. «. Qnkiry no ♦-
7 <•> <i. I." Hil*m-ll ' 50 -i>
»■& T. 1,. Ambrose 50 w
■ «l F.F. Stetson nil*
<«■ .1. r. « hit* lna lon BO *
,<• CVH. Urnil BO <|>
<•> "Arthur IS. liilmore no ••:>
'■ -:<*•'.■■ . * . ' S2r>2.ioo''.i>
'-\v> -.SUM to be rained. f. I»7,»O(I •«.
■:'/: Another corner in the building cam-
V.palgn of the Young Men's Christian
;■ association . has been turned. Reports
V issued from the office of the executive
; committee at 6 o'crock last night showed
pi total - subscriptions of $252,100, cutting
I down the amount still to be raised to
;. *»7,900/, Included In the day's subscrlp
, tlons were four for $1000 each; five for
-J500; one for $200; six for $100, and ten
..' tor $00. '
■.. •■• The canvassing committees will enter
,the final wetk of the campaign Mon
,-day with a pretty difficult task before
I them, ; but the men at the head of the
: movement are confident it can be sue-
I cessfully accomplished if the right kind
.' of effort Is forthcoming. A meeting ot
..these committees has been called for
■.-Monday, .when plans for making a
■whirlwind finish will be perfected. In
: order to fully carry out their, plans the
/directors request that every person who
. has the interests of the Los Angeles
Young Men's Christian association suf
\ficlently at heart to assist In this final
I effort, attend this meeting, which will
■be held in the rooms of the Youns
: "Women's Christian association at 1:39
p. m.
Need Volunteers
■ A great many persons will have to be
seen next .week and a large number
of volunteers are needed for the work.
■. The ■ directors therefore ask all those
who feel they can -spare an hour or
I two a day for one week to the further
. ance of this cause to meet with them
' next Monday. \
' ; It will be seen from the foregoing list
I of subscriptions that the campaign Is
once more in full swing, and all that is
'needed to make It a complete success
within the specified time will be a lit
'.tle effort properly directed. It has been
■ the experience of nearly all the asso
; c-latlons that have engaged in under
' takings of this kind that some of- the
. most effective work has been done in
-the final week, and It is believed the
/'same will prove true in the present
Instance. The .directors realize that
' $97,000 is a good deal of money to raise
In that time, but equally difficult tasks
have been accomplished In other cities,
many of them much smaller than Los
. Angeles, and failure Is not believed to
be among the probabilities here.
ANXIOUSLY SEEKS SISTER
Mrs. Sue Meeden Asks Police to Aid
' in Locating Miss Birdie
Harrii
Th» police were yesterday asked to
assist In a search for Miss Birdie Har
ris, who is . being anxiously sought for
by her sister, Mrs. Sue Meeden of 626
South Grand | avenue.
; Mrs. Meeden stated yesterday that
her Bister, after resigning her position
with > a local wholesale house, had
moved without leaving word aa to her
whereabouts, and since then no com
munication, has been had with her.
The Bister has important and good
news for Birdie Harris and 1b therefore
anxious to find her:
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WILL FURNISH QUARTERS
Women's Union of Temple Baptist
Church Begin Preparations
and Money Raising
The Womeh's union of the Temple
Baptist church are making preparations
to furnish their new quarters In the
Temple auditorium at an early date.
The women will have for their exclu
sive use a large and beautifully fur
nished parlor, 40x40 feet, a banquet
hall and a modern, up-to-date kitchen.
It is the intention to have these rooms
as attractive and beautiful as. artistic
taste and money can make them. To
aid in raising funds for this purpose
the women will serve luncheon to the
publia on Monday and Tuesday of Fiesta
week, May 21 and 22, in New England
hall, on Fifth street, between Spring
and Broadway.
Mrs. J. Arthur Reed, vice-president
of the work committee, will be In
charge, assited by Mrs. ' P. B. Crosier,
secretary.
INCORPORATION
Santa Monica Bay hospital—Direc
tors: N. H. Hamilton, J. S. Hunt, W.
H. Klger, Lyan H. Case, T. H. Dudley,
Koy Jones and George H. Hutton; cap
ital stock, $100,000, $3500 of which has
been subscribed.
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Ordinance No. 12,707
(New Series)
An Ordinance calling a special elec-
tion to be held In tho City of Los An-
geles on tho 17th day of May, 1906, and
submitting to the qualified voters, of
said city the following propositions of
Incurring dsb'.s to wit: The proposi-
tion of Incurring a debt in the sum of
$225,000.00 for t;io purpose of construct-
ing a system of storm sewers in said
city; also the proposition of Incurring
a debt in the sum of $287,500.00 for tho
purpose of constructing maid sewers
and lateral sewers In said city; also the
proposition of Incurring ki tftbt In the
sum of $100,000.00 for 'he purpose of
acquiring certain laf! < for public park
purposes; also the ; uposltlon of In-
curring a debt In the I urn of $200,000.00
for the purpose of constructing certain
flre engine house buildings and acquir-
ing the necessary land therefor and ac-
quiring and constructing certain flro
apparatus; also tho proposition of In-
curring a debt In the sum of $50,000.00
for the purpose of constructing certain
additions to the existing Central Police
Station and the construction of certain
police station buildings and acquiring
•he necessary land therefor; also the
proposition of Incurring a debt In the
sum of $287,600.00 for the purpose of
constructing certain bridges and ac-
quiring the necessary land and rights
of way upon and over which to con-
struct one of said bridges; providing
for the Issue of bonds for each of said
purposes, and for the levy of a tax for
the payment of said bonds; subdividing
the city Into election precincts; desig-
nating the polling places and appoint-
ing the election officers for said elec-
tion. >
Whereas, the City Council of the City
of Los Angeles, at its meeting of March
12, 1906, by a vote of two-thirds of all
Its members, duly passed and adopted
a resolution and an ordinance determ-
ining that the public Interest and
necessity demand the construction by
Maid city of a certain municipal im-
provement, to wit: the construction of
a system of storm sewem for the collec-
tion and disposition of storm and sur-
face waters in satd city, and said revo-
lution and said ordinance were ap-
proved by the executive of said city, to
wit: the Mayor thereof, on the l»th day
of March, 1008, and were duly published
on the 23d day of March. 1906, In the
Los Angeles Herald, a dally newspaper
printed and published In said clly: and,
Whereas, the estimated cost of said-
construction ot said storm sewers id
$225,000.00, and such cost la and will be
too great to be paid out of the ordinary
annual income and revenue of said city;
and, .
! Whereas, the City Council of the City
of Los Angeles, at its meeting of March
12. 1906. by a vote of twe-thlrda of all
Its members, duly passed and adopted a
resolution and an ordinance determ-
Intr that the publlo Interest and necesr
sity demand the construction by said
i city of a certain municipal , improve-
ment, to wit: the construction of cer-
tain sewers for the collection aud dU-
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1906.
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
position of the sewage of said city,
consisting of main sewers and lateral
sewers In snld city, and said resolution
and said ordinance were approved by
the executive of said* city, to wit: tho
Mayor thereof, on the 10th day of
March, I!)0G, and wore duly published
on the 23d day of March, 1906, In the
Ix3s Angeles Herald, a dally newspaper
printed and published in said city; and,
Whereas, the estimated cost of. said
ui.-iin sewers and lateral sewers Is $287.-
500.00, and such cost Is and will be too
great to "be paid out of the ordinary
annual Income and revenue of said
city; and.
Whereas, the City Council of the City
of L»s Angeles, at Its meeting of March
12, 1&06, by a vote of two-thirds of all
Its members, duly passed and adopted a
resolution and an ordinance determ-
ining that the public interest and
necessity demand the acquisition by
said city of a certain municipal Im-
provement, to wit: the acquisition of a
certain tract of land In each of the nine
wards of said city to be used for pub-
lic park purposes, and said resolution
and said ordinance were approved by
the executive of said city, to wit: tho
Mayor thereof, on the 19th day of
March, 1906, and were duly published
on the. 23d day of March. 1906, In the
Los Angeles Herald, a dally newspaper
printed and published in said city; and,
Whereas, the estimated cost of the
eald last mentioned lands is $100,000.00,
and such cost Is and will be too great
to be paid out of the ordinary annual
Income and revenue of said city; and.
Whereas, the City Council of the City
of Los Angeles, at its meeting of March
12,- 1906, by a vote of two-thirds of all
Its members, duly passed and adopted
a resolution and an ordlnanco determ-
ining that the public Interest and
necessity demand the construction and
acquisition by said city of. a certain
municipal Improvement, to wit: the
construction of certain flre engine
house buildings, the acquisition of cer-
tain lands upon which to construct
said flre engine house buildings, and
the acquisition and construction of
certain flre apparatus; and said resolu-
tion and said ordinance were approved
by the executive of said city, to wit:
the "Mayor thereof, on the 19th (lay of
March, 1906, and were duly published
on the 23d day of March. 1906, In tho
Los Angeles Herald, a dally newspaper
printed and published in said city; and.
Whereas, the estimated cost of the
construction of said flre engine house
buildings, the acquisition of ths neces-
sary land upon which to construct the
same, and the acquisition and con-
struction of said lire apparatus is
$200,000.00, and such cost Is and will
be too great to be paid out of th« ordi-
nary annunl Income and revenuo of
said city; and.
Whereas, the City Council of th« CltT
of Los Angeles, at Its meeting of March
26, 1906, by a vote of two-thirds of all
its members, duly passed and adopted
a resolution and an ordinance de-
termining that the public Interest and
necessity demand the construction and
acquisition by said city of a certain
municipal Improvement, to wit: the
construction of certain additions to tho
existing Central Police Station in said
city, the construction of certain police
station buildings In said city, and the
acquisition of certain lands upon
which to construct said police station
buildings; and said resolution and said
ordinance were approved by the ex-
eoutlve of Bald city, to wit: the Mayor
thereof, on the 3d day of April, 1906,
and were duly published on the Sth day
of April, 1906, In the Loa Angeles Her-
ald, a dally newspaper printed and
published In said city; and.
Whereas, the estimated cost of thu
construction of said additions to said
Central Tollce Btatlon, the conJtruc-
tion ;of said police station buildings,
and the acquisition of certain lands
upon which to construct said police
station buildings Is $50,000.00, and Buch
cost U and will be too great to be paid
out of the ordinary annual Income and
revenue of said city; and,
Whereas, the City Council of the
City of Los Angeles, at IU moetlnjr of
March 26, 1908, by a vote of two-thlrdH
of all its members, duly passed and
adopted a resolution and an ordlnanco
determining that the public Int., rest
and necessity demand the construction
and acquisition by said city of a cer-
tain municipal Improvement, to wlf
the construction of certain bridges jri
said city and the acquisition of tho
necessary land and right* of way upon
and over which to construct one of
•aid bridges, and said resolution and
eald ordinance were approved by the
executlva of-sald city, to wit: the
Mayor thereof, on the 3d day of April,
1806, and wyr* duly -published- on the
6th day of April, 1906 In the Lo« An.
Kelts . Herald, a daily ucwstuutr
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printed and published In Mid rlty; And,
Whereas, tha estimated cost of th«
construction of nalrf brMg«>« onrt »h«
acquisition of tho n«>e«>a»nry land and
rlsrhtu of way upon and over which to
construct one of said bridges Is 1887,'
ROo.oo, and such cost Is and will be too
great to bo paid out of the ordinary
annual Income and revenue of said
Now, thrroforo, tho Mayor and Coun-
rll.of thn City of Los Angeles do ordain
as follow*:
Section 1. Thnt a special election ha
nnd the same Is hereby called to be
npld in the City of Ixis Angeles on the
1/th day of May, l!>0«, for the object
and purpose of submitting to the quali-
fied voters of nald city the propositions
ot incurring debts for the purposes set
forth In said l-raoltillons and Raid ordl-
nanres, and hereinafter stated.
Sec. 2. Thnt the objects snd pur-
po»ps for which said debts are pro-
posed to be Incurred are the following,
to wit:
First — Tho construction by the City
pf lrf>« Angeles of a certain municipal
improvement, to wit: the construction
of a system of atorm sewers for tho
collection and disposition it storm and
surface waters In said clt/
Second — The construction by said
City of Los Angeles of a certain muni-
cipal Improvement, to wit: the con-
struction of certain sewers for the col-
lection and disposition of the sewflge
of said city consisting of mnln sewers
and lateral sewers in portions of
*ald city not now provided with
sewers.
Third— Tho Requisition by tho City
of Los Angeles of a certain municipal
Improvement, to wit: the acquisition of
a tract of land In each of the nine
wards of said city to be used for pub-
lic park purposes.
Fourth — The construction and ac-
quisition by tho City of Los Angeles of
a certain municipal Improvement, to
wit, the construction of certain firs en-
gine house buildings, the acquisition of
certain lands upon which to construct
said flre engine house buildings and the
acquisition and construction iof certain
flre apparatus, more particularly de-
scribed as follows;
The construction of a three-story flre
engine houso building In the vicinity of
Third street and San Tcdro street In the
City of Lus Angeles, and the acquisition
of the necessary land upon which to con-
struct the same, the estimated cost of
which building and land Is $56,000.00.
The construction of a tire engine house
building In the vicinity of Seventh street
and Union avenue In the City of Los An-
geles, and the acquisition of the necessary
land upon which to construct the same,
the estimated cost of which building and
land Is J19.000.C0. •-
Tho construction of a flre engine house
building In the vicinity of Downey avenue
and ■ Griffin avenue in the City of Los
Angeles, and tho acquisition of the neces-
sary land upon which to construct the
same, the estimated cost of which build-
ing and land Is J15.000.00. ■ -
The construction of a flre engine house
building in the vicinity of First street and
St. Louis street, in the City of Los An-
greles and the Requisition of the necessary
land upon which to construct ths same;
the estimated cost of which building and
land is J17,000.00.
The construction of a flre engine house
building in the vicinity of Hill street'and
California street, in the City of Los An-
geles, and tha acquisition of the necessary
land upon which to the same;
tho estimated cost of which building and
land Is J13.500.00.
The construction of a flre engine house
building in the vicinity of Forty-sixth
street and South Park avenue In the City
of Los Angeles and the acquisition of the
necessary land upon which to construct
tho same; the estimated cost of which
building and land Is $11,000.00.
The construction of a flre engine house
birtldlng on that certain lot now owned
by said City of Los Angeles at Mohawk
street and Sunset boulevard In said city,
the estimated cost of which Is $8,000.00.
The construction of a flre engine hbuse
building In the vicinity of Eighth street
and Flower street In the City of Los An-
geles and the acquisition of the necessary
land upon which to construct the same;
the estimated cost of which building and
land is $26,600.00.
The acquisition and construction of a
system of flre alarm apparatus, the esti-
mated cost of which Is $36,000.00.
Fifth— The construction and ac-
quisition by the City of Los An-
geles of a certain municipal Improve-
ment, to wit, the construction of certain
additions to the existing Central Poiice
Station In said city, . the construction
of certain polioe station buildings in
said city, and the acquisition of certain
lands upon which to construct said po-
lice station building's, more particularly
described as follows: '. r>'
The construction of certain additions
to the existing Central Police Station in
the City of Los Angeles; the estimated
cost of which is $30,000.
The construction of a five- room po-
lice station building In the City of Los
Angeles In the vicinity of East -First
street and Chldago street In said
city, and the acquisition of the neces-
sary land upon which to construct the
same; the estimated cost of which
building and. land is $5000.
The construction of a flve-room po-
lice station building in the City of Los
Angeles, In the vicinity of Central
avenue and Vernon avenue. In said
city, and the acquisition of the neces-
sary land upon which to construct the
same; the estimated cost of which
building and land is $5000.
The construction of a flve-room po-
lice station building in the City of Los
Angeles, In tho vicinity of Dewey
avenue and Pico street. In said
city, and th/ 6 acquisition of the neces-
sary land upon which to construct the
same; the estimated cost of which
building and land is $5000.
The construction of a flve-room po-
lice station building in the City of Los
Angeles,-^ ln the vicinity of Temple
street and Belmont avenue, In said
city, and the acquisition of the neces-
sary land upon which to construct the
same; the estimated cost of which
building and land is $5000.
Sixth — The construction and ac-
quisition by the City of Los
Angeles of a certain municipal
improvement, to wit, the con-
struction of a steel and concrete
bridge in the City of Los Angeles across
the tracks of the. Southern Pacific Com-
pany, across the tracks of the Atchlson,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company,
across the official bed of thn Los An-
geles River,- across the tracks of the
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad Company, and across private
property from a point near the entrance
to Elyfiian Park, known us Fremont
Gate, to the Intersection of Downey
avenue and Avenue 18, with an addi-
tional approach to said bridge from the
Intersection of Pasadena avenue and
Avenue 18, and the acquisition of the
necessary land and rights of way upon
and over which to construct the said
fcrldge, the estimated cost of which
bridge, land and rights of way is
$185,000.
The construction of a steel and con-
crete bridge in the City of Los Angeles
across the Los Angeles River at Main
street in said city, the estimated cost of
which is J40.000. , .
The construction of a steel a<id con-
crete bridge in the City of Los Antje-
les across the Lot; Angeles River at
Seventh street In said city, the estimat-
ed cost of which la $42,500.
The construction of a steel and con-
crete bridge In the City of Los Ange-
les across tho Arroyo de Los Posos at
Macy street, In Bald city, the estimated
cost of which" is $20,000.
Seo. 3. That - the estimated cost of
the proposed publlo Improvement first
above described,. W*ovlt. the system of
storm sewers hereinbefore mentioned,
is $225,000.00. That the amount of the
principal of the Indebtedness to be in-
curred; therefor Is the sum of $223,-
OOO.Oi', and that the rate of Interest to
be paid on said indebtedness Is 4 per
cent per annum. That If the proposi-
tion of Incurring the Indebtedness for
said purpose so submitted at such elec-
tion receives the requisite number of
votes, to wit, two-thirds of the votes
of the qualified voters voting at aui'h
election, bonds of said- city In tho
amount of $225,000.00 shall be Issued
and sold for the purpose of construct-
ing said system of storm sewers. Said
bonds Blmll be 320 In number, and shd.ll
be Issued In' the following denomina-
tions, to wit, 160- bonds or the denom-
ination of $1000 each, and 120 bond* of
tha denomination of $500 each, and 40
bonds of the denomination of 1126.00
each. They shall bear Interest at tho
rutu of i per cent per annum, and -the
principal and Interest theroof shall be
payable In lawful money of the United
States In the manner following: The
Interest shall be - payable sciiil-hh-
nually, and four of wild bonds of the
denomination of $100.0 and three of
■aid' bonds of the denomination of jr.oo
and one of Raid bonds of the denomina-
tion •of M 12- shall be paid nach and
every yen" ut the City Treasury on a
day ami date to ba fixed by the City
Council oteaia ally,' togitittr with the
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Interest on all gums unpaid ftt such
,' 8«c. 4. That this *stlmat«<l coat of
the proposed public improvement **«-
above described, to wit, the con*
"truetlon of main sowern and lateral
ffwers | n said city. l« $2»7,5#0.00. That
the amount of the principal of. the In-
debtedness to be incurred therefor Is
the sum of $287, 800. 00. and that the
pto of Intercut to be paid uponjsald
Indfrhtrdnrsa Is 4 per crnt per annum.
That If the proposition of lncurrlna
the Indebtedness for aald purpose so
submitted at such election receives the
requisite number of voted, to wit, two-
thirds of the vote* of the qualified
voters voting ftt such election, bonds
of snl.l city In the nmhunt of $2»7,500
shall be Issued and sold for the purpose
of eonntii ttlnfir snld main sewers and
lateral **wcrs In said city. Said bonds
"hnll bf J6O In number, and shall 1»«
Issued In tha fallowing denominations,
to wlf. 240 bond* of the denomination
of $1000 tiio)i, 80 bonds of the denom-
ination of JbOA each, and 40 bonds of
the denomination of $187.60 each. They
sliaif bear Interest at the rate of 4 per
cent per annum, and the principal and
Interest thereof shall be payable In
lawful money of the United States In
the manner following: Tho Interest
shall be payable seml-annually. . and
six of sail] bonds of the denomination
of $1000 and two of said bonds of the
denomination of $500 and one of said
bonds of tho denomination of $187.50
shall bo paid each nnd every year a.t
the City Treasury on a day and date
to be fixed by Hie City Council of said
city, together vlth the Interest on all
■urns unpaid at such date.
Sec. 5. That the estlmatod cost of
the proposed public Improvement third
nbove described, to wit, the acquisition
of certain lands In said city for public
park purposes, Is $100,000. That tho
amount ot the principal of the in-
debtedness to bo Incurred therefor is
$100,000, nnd that the rate of Interest
to be paid upon said Indebtedness is 4
per cent per annum. That If the
proposition of incurring the Indebted-
ness, for said purpose so submitted at
such election receives tho requisite
number of votes, to wit, two-thirds of
the votes of the qualified voters voting
at such election, bonds of said city in
the amount of $100,000 shall be Issued
and sold for the purpose of acquiring
certain lands In said city for public
park purposes. Said bonds shall be
120 in number, and shall bo Issued in
the following denominations,, to wit:
80 bonds of tho denomination of $1000
each, and 40 bonds of tho denomination
of $500 each. They shall bear Interest
at tho rate of 4 per cent per annum,
and the principal and Interest thereof
shall bo payable in lawful money of
tho United States in tho manner fol-
lowing: Tho Interest shall be payable
semi-annually, and two of said bonds
of the denomination of $1000 and one
of said bonds of the denomination of
$500 shall be paid each and every year
at the City Treasury on a day and date
to be fixed by the City Council of said
city, together with the interest on all
sums unpaid at such date.
Sec. 6. That the estimated cost of
the proposed public Improvement
fourth above described, to wit, the
construction of certain flre engine
house buildings, the acquisition of cer-
tain lands upon which to construct said
flre engine house buildings and the ac-
quisition "nnd construction of certain
rire apparatus is $200,000. That the
amouht of the principal of the in-
debtedness to be incurred therefor is
the sura of $200,000, and that the rate
of Interest to be paid on said Indebted-
ness Is 4 per cent per annum. That if
the proposition of Ihcurrlng the in-
debtedness for said purpose so sub-
mitted at such election receives the re-
quisite number of votes, to wit, two-
thirds of the votes of tho qualified
voters voting at such election, bonds
of said city in the amount °f $200,00.0
shall be Issued and sold for the pur-
rose of constructing said flre engine
house buildings, acquiring certain
lands upon which to construct said flre
engine house buildings, and acquiring
and constructing certain fire appara-
tus. Said bonds shall be 240 In num-
ber and shall be Issued In the follow-
ing denominations, to wit, 160 bonds of
the denomination of $1000 each and 80
bonds of the denomination of $500 each.
They shall bear interest at tho rate of
4 per cent per annum, and principal
and Interest thereof shall be payable
in lawful money of the United States
in the manner following: The interest
shall be payable seml-annually, ..and
four of said bonds of the denomination
of $1000 and two of said bonds of the
denomination of $500 shall be paid
each and every year at the City Treas-
ury on a day and date to be fixed by
the City Council of said city, together
with the Interest on all sums unpaid at
such date. v
Sec. 7. That the estimated cost of the
proposed public improvement fifth above
described, to wit, the construction of cer-
tain additions to the existing Central
Police Station In said city, the construc-
tion of certain police station buildings in
said city, end the acquisition of certain
lands upon which to construct said police
station buildings is $50,000. That the
amount of the principal of the indebted-
ness to be Incurred therefor is the sum
of $50,000, and that the rate of interest
ts bo paid upon said Indebtedness is 4
per cent per annum. That if the proposi-
tion of Incurring the indebtedness for said
purpose so submitted at such election re-
ceives the requisite number of votes, to
wit, two-thirds of the votes of the quali-
fied voters voting at such election, bonds
of said clt}» in the amount of $60,0u] shall
be. Issued and sold for the purpose of
constructing certain . additions to the ex-
isting Central Police Station In said city,
constructing certain police station build-
ings in said city, and acquiring certain
lands upon which to construct said police
station buildings. Said bonds shall be SO
In number, and shall be Issued in the
following denominations, to wit, 40 bonds
of tha denomination of $1000 each," and 40
bonds of the denomination of $250 each.
They shall bear Interest at the rate of 4
per cent per annum, and the principal
and Interest thereof shall be payable in
lawful money of the United States In
the manner following: The Interest shall
be payable seml-annually and one of said
bonds of the denomination, of $1000, -and
one of said bonds of the denomination of
$250 shall be paid each and. every year
at the City Treasury on a day apd date
to be fixed by the City- Council of eald
city, together with the Interest on all
sums unpaid at such date. < ..''
Sec. B. That the estimated cost of I the
proposed public Improvement sixth above
described, to wit, the construction of cer-
tain bridges In said city and the acquisi-
tion of the necessary land and rights of
way upon and over which to construct
one of said bridges Is J287.5M. That the
amount of the principal of the indebted-
ness to be Incurred therefor Is the sum
of ■ $287,500, and 'that the rate of interest
to be paid upon said Indebtedness Is 4
per cent per annum. That If the propo-
sition of Incurring the Indebtedness for
said purpose so submitted at such elec-
tion receives the requisite number of
votes, to- wit, two-thirds ot the votes ot
the qualified voters voting at such elec-
tion, bonds of said city In the amount ot
$287,600 shall be issued and sold for the
purpose of constructing said bridges and
acquiring the neceaVary land and rights
of way upon and over which to construct
one of said bridges. Said bonds shall be
360 in number, and shall be Issued In the
following denominations, to wit, 240 bonds
of tha denomination of.JIOOO each. 80
bonds of the denomination of $500 each,
and 40 bonds of ' the denomination " of
J187.60 each. They shall bear Interest at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum, and
principal and Interest thereof shall be
payable in lawful money of the United
States In the manner, following: The In-
terest shall be payable seml-annually, and
six of said bonds of the denomination of
$1000, and two of eald bonds of the de-
nomination of $500, and one of said bonds
of • the denomination of $187.60, shall be
paid each and every year at the City
Treasury on a day and date to be fixed
by the City Council of said city, together
with the Interest on all. sums unpaid at
such date. '..••.
Sec. 8. That for the purpose of -paying
the principal and Interest of said bonds,
the City Council of said city shall, at
the time of fixing the general tax levy,
and In the' manner for such ueneral tax
levy provided, levy and collect annually,
each year, until such bonds are paid, or
until there shall be a sum In the Treasury
of said city, set apart for. that purpose
Bufllclent to meet all sums coming due
fur principal and interest on such bonds,
a tax Dufnclent to pay the annual Inter-
est >on such bonds, *nd also such • part
o( the principal thereof as shall become
due before the time for fixing the next
peneral lax levy. Said tax »hall ba iv
addition to all other taxes levied for
municipal purposes, and it shall ' be col-
lofted ut the same time and in the same
manner as other municipal taxes are col-
lected, and be used for iio otb^er purpose
than the payment of said bonds and. ac-
cruing Interest. ■ . . s
Hoc 10. The polls of tald election shall
be i opened at 6 o'clock' of : the • morning
of th* day of the election and- shall be
kept open until 6 o'clock ; In . th* < after-
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noon of tald day, when th« polls shall b«
ciosed.
The nallntit to bo uand fttf wlfl election
shall be printed In the following form:
no ;•• .
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS. ' ... J
To voto a straight ticket, stamp a cross (X) within th« elfcle under th« •
party heading.* ' ■ !
To vote a split ticket, that Is. for candidates of different parties, stamp •
ft eroM (X) In the voting circle at th« head of your party ticket, and ft cross, j
(X) after each candidate not on your party ticket for whom you deslr* to .
vote, or stamp a emus (X) for each individual candldnto for whom you deslra •
to voto, and DO NOT STAMP your party voting circle. • :
Where two or more candidates for the Mm« offlcn ar« to b« H»eted, nnd •
you desire to vote for candidates for that office who are on your party ticket, \
and also for candidate* for thftt office who are not m such ticket, •
stamp a cross (X) after the names of ftll the Candida ten for that office for .
whom you desire to vote, whether they b« on your party ticket or not. ;
... wh , ere a party has made no nomination for an office, the spa.cc for. thftt •
Offlcn In the party column Is omitted on this ballot. j
„ If ? pijftjr ticket does not contain the names of candidates for ell off Ices j •
for which tho voter may voto, he may. If he vote th* straight ticket of such i
party, vote for candidates for such offices so omlttea by stamping a cross •
<X) In the voting square opposite tho names of the candidates for such •
offices on any other ticket, or by writing the names, If they are not printed |
upon the ballot, in the blank column under the title of the office. J ;
To voto for «. person not on the ballot, write the name of such person •
V"<J er t»'« title of the office. In tho blank column, and do not «Urhp a croa« ,
' x) ,5 .he name- written In the blank column, . :
. To vote on a proposition stamp a cross (X) In tha voting square to the •
right of and opposite the answer you desire to give. •
MAK^T3f^Wfg^M«°^ \
If you WRONGLY STAMP, TEAR or DBFACEJ THIS BALLOT, return It •
to the Inspector of Election and obtain another. k |
Shall fh« City of Los Angeles Incur a bonded debt of $225,000 '
for the purpose of constructing a system oWstorm sewers for l
the collection and disposition of storm and surface waters In
said city? . NQ
' * ' • ■*• Tcs
Shall the City of Los Angeles Incur a bonded flebt of $287,500
for the purpose of constructing main and lateral sewers In
said city?
No
*■
Shall ths City of Los Angeles Incur a bonded debt Vof $100,000
for the purpose of acquiring certain lands in said city for
public park purposes?
No
Shall tho City of Los Angeles Incur a bonded debt of $200,000 Yes
for the purpose of constructing certain flre engine house
' buildings and acquiring certain lands In said city upon ■ '—
which lo construct said flro engine houso buildings and ac-
quiring and constructing certain flre apparatus? no
Shall the City of Los Angeles incur a bonded debt of $50,000 v
for the purpose df constructing certain additions to the ex- Ye "
lstlng Central Police Station In said city, and constructing ■
certain police station buildings In said city and acquiring
certain lands upon which to construct said police station
buildings? No
■'■■■■' ■ -. .. ■'■X'(-' ■ ■
Shall the City of Los Angeles Incur A bonded debt of $287 600 el
for the purpose of constructing certain bridges In said city '
and acquiring the necessary land and rights of way upon and r ~~ '■
over which to construct one of said bridges?.
»■ ' No - .'
Sec. 11. That for the holding of such
election, tha nine wards of said city are
hereby districted and subdivided Into
forty municipal election precincts, each
embracing not exceeding six of the pre-
cincts which existed for tho holding of
the last preceding general State election.
'That tho following are the boundaries
and polling places of such municipal elec-
tion precincts, and the following named
persons are hereby appointed officers of
election for, such precincts, respectively!
>'A i . - 1 ■ . Flrmt Word
MUNICIPAL. ELECTION PRECINCT
NO. ONE 3.
All that part of tho First Ward of
the City of Los Angeles described as
follows, to wit: • '
Commencing at the northeast corner
of the City of Los Angeles; thence west
along the north lino and In a
genoral southwesterly direction » along
the westerly line of - the City ot
Los Angeles to its intersection with
the north patent city boundary; thentfb
east to the northeast corner of the
patent boundary bf Los Angeles City;
thenco in a general northeasterly direc-
tion on the city boundary line follow-
ing Its various courses to tho place or
beginning, comprising all of Los An-
feles City precincts numbers one and
wo, which existed for the holding of
the last preceding general State eleo-
. Polling place — 5134. Pasadena aye-
Offlcers of Election:
Judges — W. J. Haverly and w. R.
MlnspectorM Inspectors — R. D. List »,nd Francis
C Cle'rks— J. K. Wltherspoon and Rob-
Ballot Clerks^ — W. V. Poor and D. 8.
Hitnmack. .-
MUNICIPAL ELECTION PRECINCT
NO TWO ■ * v
All' of that part of the First Ward of
the City of Los Angeles described as
follows, to wit: r -■ , ,
Commencing at the intersection of
the north boundary of Los Angeles
City with the center linn of the Los
Aneeles river; thenco southeasterly
along the oenter line of said
Los Angeles river to the center
line of the Oowney avenue bridge,
thence easterly along 'the center
line of thn Downey avenue bridge
and the center line of Dow-
ney avenua to the center line of Ave-
nue Eighteen: thence northerly on the
center line of Avenuo Eighteen to the
center line of tho San Pedro. Los An-
geles and Salt Lake Railroad Com-
pany's right of way; thence following
the Venter line of jaid, right of way
north and east to the 'center line of
Avenue Twenty-six; thence southeast
on the center line of Avenue Twenty-
six to Its intersection with the center
line of Pasadena avenue; thence south-
e-ly-on tho center line of Pasadena
avenue to the produced center line or
Avenue Twenty-six, east of Pasadena
avenue; thence east alonz said pro-
duced line and along the center line
iof Avenue Twenty-six to its Intersec-
tion with the; center line of Griffin ave-
nue; thence South along tho center line
of Griffin avenue to the center line of
Downey avenue; thence along the cen-
ter line of Downey avenue and said
center line produced to the east city
boundary; thence north on the east
city boundary to tho northeast corner
of the patent boundary of Los Angeles
city; thence west on the Patent boun-
dary line to the place of beginning,
Comprising all o? Los Angeles City
precincts numbers _and four,
which existed for the holding of the
last preceding general State election.
Polling: Places — Tent, northeast cor-
ner Workman street and Avenue
Twenty-six. \
Ks-e' JPoiunJ B. W. Potts.
Inspectors— W. B. Jeffries and B.
Sh Cle°ks— N. Atherton and F. B. Forbes.
Ballot Clerks — W. D. Scarce and E.
MUNICIPAL' ELECTION PRECINCT
All' "at^art of the First Ward In
the City of Los Angeles described ai
"commencing* at the Intersection of
the center line of Alhambra avenue
with the center line of the Loa Angeles
rtver; thence northerly along the cen-
ter line of Aid Los Angeles river to
the center line of the Downey avenue
bridge; thence easterly along the cen-
ter lme of the Downey avenue
bridge and the penter line of Downey
avenue to the center line of Xvenua
Klgliteen; thence northerly on the cen»
ter line of Avenue ilignteen to the
center line of the San Pedro, Los An-
e-eles and Salt Lake Railroad Com-
pany's right of way; thence' follow-
ing the center line of said right of way
north and east to the center • line of
Avenue Twenty-six; thence southeast
on the oonter line of Av enue Twenty-
six to its intersection with the center
line of Pasadena avenue; thence south-
erly on the center line of, J'uxudeim
avenue to the produced center line of
Avenue Twenty-six . east of Pasadena
avenue: thence eaef along said pro-
duced line and along the center line ot
Avenue Twenty-six to Its intersection
with the center line of Griffin avenue;
thence south along the center Una of
Griffin avenue to the center line 'of
Baldwin street; thence west along the
center line of Baldwin street >to the
center line of Workman street; thence
north on the center line of workman
ktreeti to ,th«; center -line „'of <■■ Vallejo
street! 'thenca went on, tha center Una
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«f Vallejrt Ktreet to the c»nt*f ""•„?'
Avmu# Twenty-one; thence nOT ±P3T}, T
along the center lln« of Avenue Tw«n-
ty-on« to the center lln« of Albion
ter ?ft« „%" c^7 eBteT] y al °nX the cen-
llnn of a^s Albl °n st ™et to the center -
arw ai™™ 1 }! 10 Twe "ty: thenco couth-
Twenti £ Vi 10 Center ilna of Avenuo
stnSPt-fh ° Cfinter "no of Main
fin« i'r iJl c ? co west erly on tho center .
W«"» street to the center line
alnnl Vi ° n aven " c : thence southerly
nnJ ? g *» t' 1 ?. center »ne of Moulton aye-
Sv»t,n ■• t « c center Ilne of Alhambra
? V n?« U , 0: n Olon . ce westerly along tha :
nl»r. n ln S ot , A nambra avenue to the
Place of beginning, comprising all of
Los Angeles City precincts numbers
th«'i, Mi and .c. e| f* ht " whlc h existed for
™i h *£i2%i% t }% laBt " recedln s * en -
ffis oTSie^n 4 - 130 ™ 67 AV6nUe -
Cru l mmey~" Wll " am T ' lnker and 3 -- M - ' :
Inspectors — N. A. McDonald and P.
A. Springman. ... /
klns 6rkS ~ W- S ' Ewln * and 3 - M. Cal--
Fo^d" 0 ' Clerka — P u o Fleck and F, D.
UV N0 C M>UR ELECTION PRECINCT,
.•. AII^!J thßt Part of the First Ward of
r Pi Cty * of LIOS Angeles described as'
follows, to wit: . . ■
Commencing at the Intersection of the ,
east boundary lino of the' City of Los
Angeles with the center line of Alhambra
avenue, thence westerly along the center
line of Alhambra avenue 'to the center
line of Soto street, thence southwesterly
along the center line of Soto atreet to
Its Intersection with the center line of
Griffin avenue, thence northwesterly
along the. center line of Griffin
avenue to the center line of Mission
road, thence southwesterly along tha •
center line of Mission road to Its inter- I
section with the center line of Macy
street, thence westerly along the center
lme of Macy street to the center line
of the Los Angeles river, thence northerly
on the center line of the l,os Angeles
river to the center, line of Alhambra
avenue, thence /easterly along the center
lino of Alhambra avenue to the , center •
lino of Moulton avenue, thence northerly
along the center line of Moulton avenue
to the center Ilne of Main street, thence
east along the center line of Main
street to the center line of Avenue
Twenty; thenco north and northwest
along the center line of Avenue Twenty
to the center line of Albion street, thence
fasterly along the center Ilne of Albion
street to the center line of Avenue
Twenty-one, thenco southeasterly along j
the center line of Avenue Twenty-one to-,
the center line of Vallejo street, thence'
east /along the center line of Vallejo
street to tho center line of Workman,
street, thence southerly along the i cen-
ter Ilne of Workman street Ito the I cen-
ter line of Baldwin street, thence easterly ,
along the center line of Baldwin street
to the center line of Griffin- avenue,
thence northerly along the center . line -
of i Griffin avenue to the center ' line of
Downey avenue, thence east I along i the
center line of Downey avenue and said
center line produced to the east . city \
boundary, thence south on the ' city
boundary line to the place of beginning,
comprising all of Los Angeles* City . Pre-
cincts numbers seven and nine, which
existed for the holding of the last pre-
ceding general State election.
Polling place— 2m East Main street
Officers of election: , , „ . -~
Judges— Robert Cowan and R. C Swan.
Inspectors — A. J. Norton and James
Lang. / -■■■■■.•'
Clerks— Li. U. Cooley and John Tromba-
tore. .
Ballot Clerks— John Russell and Charles
Mathewa. .
I '? - ■.'■>'. Second Ward
MUNICIPAL. ELECTION PRECINCT
KO. FIVE.
All that part of the Hecond Ward of
the City of JLos Angeles described as
follows, to wit:- > - i
Commencing at the Intersection of. the
north boundary of the City of Los An- .
geles with the center line of the Los An- '
geles river; thence southeasterly on the . .
center line of the Los Angeles river to ■
the center line ot San Fernando street;
thence southwesterly along the - center '.■ -
line of San Fernando street In Its various I
courses to the center line of Bellevue
avenue; thence northwesterly along. the, ;
center line of Bellevue avenue to It: In-
tersectton with the center line of Sunset
boulevard; thence northwesterly- along
the center line of Bunset boulevard in its
various courses to Its Intersection with I
the produced westerly line of lot 7, block:.;
41 of Hancock's Survey; thence .north- 1
easterly along the westerly line of said
lot 7 extended and along a line through *
tho center of blocks 41, Vi and 43 or .the
Hancock Survey to the north Hue of
Klyslan Park, which said park line Is ,
also the northerly line of fractional lot
8, block 43 of the ■ ;iancock Survey; .'
thence northwesterly along said north- . r
erly line of fractional lot 8 to the north ■
city boundary; thence cant along said
boundary to the place of beginning; com- -
prising all of Los Angeles City Precincts
numbers ten, thirteen and. fourteen,
which existed for the holding of , the last
precdlng general State election. .•
Polling place— Blo Uuena Vista street. '
Officers of election: \,, '< ■<■ -•.-. -
Judges— John Falvolla, John A. Sim- '.
mans. , ■'' .
Inspectors— A. M. Benseney, Thomas 8. ; . .
Bchottler. . ••■< .
Clerk*— O. •El Wee, 0., J. Fox.,
Ballot Clerkl-U. C. Uawett, B.^G.,
MUMCI'pAL. ELECTION PRECINCT '
, NO. BIX. . ; ,
- All * that part ot the Becond Ward ' ol '.
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