anaheim-gazette 1929-01-03

Aqueduct Men Meet To Elect Officers A. W. Franzen Member of Board From This City Temporary organization of the board of directors of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, the political body which will build the Colorado River aqueduct and bring domestic water across the desert to the constellation cities, was effected at Pasadena Saturday afternoon at the Hotel Huntington. W. O. Harris, San Bernardino director, was elected temporary chairman and Paul E. Schwab, Beverly Hills, director, was elected temporary secretary. The directors voted to create a committee on permanent organization and a finance committee. The members of these committees will be appointed by Director Harris within a few days, he said. The next meeting will be conducted January 26, next, at 1:30 p.m., in the Pasadena City Hall. The cities represented, with their voting strength and directorial officers, are as follows: Los Angeles, forty votes. W. P. Whitsett, John R. Richards and Dr. John R. Haynes; Pasadena, twelve votes; Franklin Thomas; Glendale, seven votes; W. Turney Fox; Burbank, two votes; H. A. Bruce; Beverly Hills, six votes; Mr. Schwab; Santa Monica, six votes; George A. Hutton; San Marino, one vote; H. Hoffner; Colton, one vote; C. A. Hutchins; Santa Ana, two votes; S. H. Finley; Anaheim, one vote; A. W. Franze, and San Bernardino, two votes, Mr. Harris. The credentials of each director were inspected and approved with the exception of Mr. Richards and Dr. Haynes, who were unable to be present, the former being out of the city and the latter incapacitated by illness, Mr. Whitsett alone represented Los Angeles. The voting strength of each city, under the provisions of the legislative act creating the district, is based upon its assessed valuation, with one voting unit per $10,000,000 assessed valuation. If this plan were carried through to its conclusion, Los Angeles would have 184 votes, but under the act is limited to 50 per cent of the total, or forty votes. Rado Alver Aqueduct association, the informal body which preceded the water district, acted as adviser at Friday's session. His first act was to present the temporary chairman with the certificate of incorporation issued by Secretary of State Jordan. The directors then grouped about a large table in the banquet hall of the hotel, with about 100 interested persons looking on. Mr. Howard, in order to get the preliminary proceedings out of the way, presented the directorate with an abstract of the initial movements in the formation of the district, as well as the official estimates of assessed valuation of each city, obtained by him from the several county assessors. Director Thomas then offered his colleagues the use of space in the Pasadena City Hall for future meetings With the understanding that this is to be a temporary measure, the offer was accepted. Prior to the session of the board the aqueduct association entertained at a luncheon. Hiram Wadsworth president of the association, presided. He said that the association will continue its life, at least for the coming year, and furnish what aid it can to the new district. He then introduced W. P. Mathews, special counsel for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, and State Colorado River commissioner, who returned Friday from Washington, where he saw President Coolidge sign the Boulder dam bill. Mr. Mathews warned the assembles that the real development of the river was just beginning and that the addition of the bill itself was but a preliminary step. VEHICLE ACCIDENT TOLL The incoming legislature will be asked to authorize a compulsory course of safety instruction, in all public schools, primarily devoted to traffic dangers and responsibility. This is assured in the announcement coming recently from the Automobile club of Southern California, which will sponsor the proposed bill. This club will be joined in its efforts by the California State Automobile association, the two organizations representing more than 200,000 motorists in the state. The ever mounting motor vehicle accident toll has been watched with increasing alarm throughout the stage. It is believed that the time has come state authority uniform course education will be submitted to all proposed laws before it is approved. The Salem communist less parading more work make community they would go good. But doesn't include hands by the law. Must Dis In P With thousands cense plates Division of Y spectre Georgia attention a section of them be displayed in car and obstruction. The officers had been expelled owners who their new plague and "The purposeify the car," law requires everyone can Moynahan obey the law free from grape The Divisio month of Tuesday. New thousands o filed applicant plates there who have no Inspected and approved with the exception of Mr. Richards and Dr. Haynes, who were unable to be present, the former being out of the city and the latter incapacitated by illness. Mr. Whitsett alone represented Los Angeles. The voting strength of each city, under the provisions of the legislative act creating the district, is based upon its assessed valuation, with one voting unit per $10,000,000 assessed valuation. If this plan were carried through to its conclusion, Los Angeles would have 184 votes, but under the act is limited to 50 per cent of the total, or forty votes. The directors were called together by Clayton Taylor, chairman of the board of directors of Pasadena, the city which initiated the formation of the district. J. H. 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