oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-19

DULLNESS MARKS STOCK MARKET NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—Dullness and irregular price movements prevailed in the stock market today. With the exception of a small number of the specialty stocks, notably the Tobacco Co. shares, the movement which has been under way since Wednesday morning seemed to have been halted, temporarily at least, as professional traders poured their stocks on the market. A sudden wave of selling around the noon period brought an abrupt reaction among the stocks which had been in the lead of the week's recovery and in which therefore a sixteen paper profit had been built up. The American Tobacco stocks, Worthington Pump, G. R. Kinney, Davison Chemical and Colorado Fuel and Iron were the principal lenders in the forward movement and activity in these stocks, with the constant marking up of prices, was used to advantage by the hubs. Canadian Pacific and Great Western Sugar, both of which have benefitted by the sale of large blocks of stock outside of the listed market, were also in good form today. Several unsuccessful attempts were made to batter down the oil stocks in the wake of the continued slashing of crude oil and gasoline prices all over the country. The big eastern distributors, including the Standard Oil Co.'s marked down retail prices to below 20 cents a gallon today as reports of "dirtress" gasoline on the western market and flooding of storage facilities in mid-continent reached the financial district. Standard Oil stocks were irregular and some of the independents which led the advance earlier in the weak retest rather easily, Marland at 34% was down a point from yesterday's high and Phillips at 32, showed a loss of one point from the high of the day. Trading broadened out in the fourth hour and buying of the industrial leaders in good volume resulted in a higher price level throughout the whole district. METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—Copper quiet; spot and Sept. closed at 12% @ 18. Oct. offered 13.10. Nov. offered 13% Lead quiet; spot and Sept. offered 13.15. Zinc easy; all positions offered 16.10 and 16.20. Antimony 11%. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—Great Britain demand 4.43%; cables 4.45%; France 5.28%; cables 5.29%. Belgium demand 4.95;ables 4.95%; Switzerland demand 18.87; Italy demand 4.38; cables 4.38%. Sweden demand 26.58; cables 26.62. Norway demand 18.78; cables 19.77. Denmark demand 16.85; cables 16.92.; German marks 23.80.Greece demand 17.81; cables 17.88. GRAIN CLOSES IRREGULAR CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—The grain market was irregular at the close today. Wheat finished % to % off. Corn closed % to % off. Oats finished % to % up. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19—Oranges, Southern special brands, large sizes $5.50 to $6.50; medium size $4.50 to $4.75; 200s and smaller $3.25 and $3.75; market pack.$3.00 and $3.25. Lemons, special brands,$4.50 and $5.00; choice $4.00 and $4.50. Grapefruit, local special brands$4.75 and $5.25; market pack,$3.00 and $3.75. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19—Potatoes: Stockton Burbanks,$3.15 and $2.35; Idaho Rusks, mostly ordinary,$1.85 and $2.15; immature,$1.30 and $1.75. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19—Butter 42.Eggs: Etxar 46; case count 39; pullets 33.Powder: Hens 16; broilers 33; fryers 25. MINISTER FACES NET OF EVIDENCE MOUNT VERNON, Ill., Rev. Lawrence M. Flight, 18oddist minister of Ina, 12from here, waived prelature when arraigned his day before Justice of PoMorse, on a charge of first murder, in connection with death of his wife.Anna,manded an immediate trial was ordered held without action by the October grand network of circumstantia dence which police say to indict Hight, was being here today. And while the investiga t this was being pushed, probe into the death of Sweetser, with whom wid e name of the pastor has be ed, was under way. A positive statement tha Haight died from arres ting and not from poison had been believed, was hands of the coroner today other report on the Sweet er was expected by afternoon the coroner's chemist, to whi exhumed vital organs of th e were sent yesterday. Pending the second reporter is in fall here,f charged with the murder wife, but is still protesting nocicec. Dr. Wm.D McNally,y lyzed the vital organs Hight, was decided in his as to the cause of death.were large amounts of arre ther liver,kidneys and stol his statement reads."T he no doubt in my mind tha woman's death was caused poison." Coupled with this report came word from police that which had contained m ore been found in the pastor' and that employees in the ant where he had said bought the canned meat w ef claimed caused his wife's fi nals denied having made sale to him.Further action is expected this af- western market and flooding of storage facilities in mid-continent reached the financial district. Standard Oil stocks were irregular and some of the independents which led the advance earlier in the week reacted rather easily. Merland at 34% was down a point from yesterday's high and Phillips at 32, showed a loss of one point from the high of the day. Trading broadened out in the fourth hour and buying of the industrial leaders in good volume resulted in a higher price level throughout the whole district. Instead of showing contraction by reason of the heavier demands of industry and agriculture, the money market has added to its supply of loanable funds and time money rates were easier today. Cotton prices were higher on speculative buying by Wall Street and commission houses; grain steady with a slight decline in corn; bonds active, with reaction ten- $5 VALUE HATS $3.85 $5.00 Values We Have Purchased the Entire Surplus Stock Of a Well Known Maker At a Saving Which We Share With You. At These Prices You Can Throw Away Your Straws SHIRTS Collar attached Silk striped Madras Silkolette; Repp $165 3 for $4.50 Sweaters | Trousers Silkolette; Repp $165 3 for $4.50 Pajamas Flammelette, Madras and Pongee Values to $3.50 $1.95 BIG YANK WORK SHIRTS Full Cut; Two Pockets 79c Blue—Gray Sweaters Sport Coats In heather shades 2 or 4 pockets $395 Silk Slip-on Seven color combinations Sold regularly at $7.50 $5.95 Trousers Balloon Cords The ideal pant f School Wear $595 Pants Special blue brown striped worsted $3.95 KEEN HAT STORE NOW—APPLEBAUM'S 175 West Center St. Anaheim, THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. MINISTER FACES NET OF EVIDENCE MOUNT VERNON, Ill., Sept. 19. Mr. Lawrence M. Hight, 45, Methdon minister of Ina, 12 miles from here, waived preliminary carriage when arraigned here today before Justice of Peace T. Ose, on a charge of first degree murder, in connection with the death of his wife, Anna, 34, deanded an immediate trial and was ordered held without bail for battery by the October grand jury. A network of circumstantial evience which police say tended todict Hight, was being woven here today. And while the investigation of this was being pushed, another robber into the death of Wm. sweetzer, with whom widow the name of the pastor has been linked, was under way. A positive statement that Mrs. Wright died from arsenic poisoning and not from ptonaline, as had been believed, is in the hands of the coroner today. Another report on the Sweetzer case was expected by afternoon from the coroner's chemist, to whom the hummed vital organs of the man were sent yesterday. Pending the second report, the ostrator is in fall here, formally charged with the murder of his life, but is still protesting his innocence. Dr. Wm. D. McNally, who named the vital organs of Mrs. Wright, was decided in his opinion to cause of death. "There were large amounts of arsenic in the liver, kidneys and stomach," his statement reads. "There is doubt in my mind that the woman's death was caused by the ostrator." Coupled with this report today some word from police that a box which contained arsenic had been found in the pastor's home and that employees in the restaurant where he had said he had caught the canned meat which he claimed caused his wife's fatal illness, denied having made such him to him. Further action in the county is expected this afternoon. BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY Billy was all ready to make a rush at the panther when suddenly the animal was jerked back and lay sprawling on its back, its feet in the air. This is what had occurred. The men had come up to the yard behind the panther and goats so none of the animals had seen them. The man with the lasso had climbed the fence and thrown it, catching the panther around the neck just as he was about to spring while the other men stood with pistols aimed and ready to fire did the lasso fail to go around. SAN DIEGO WILL WELCOME FLIERS SAN DIEGO, Sept. 19.—Fifty army and navy airplanes from North Island will greet the American round the world flyers at the edge of Imperial Valley 100 miles east of here, and escort them to Rockwell Field. It was announced today. Captain T. T. Craveh, commandant of the naval air station, said he would send 35 planes to greet the globe belters and Mad. S. W. Fitzgerald, commandant of Rockwell Field, said he would augment this number enough to bring the total up to 59 escort planes. Original plans were for a score of army planes to have met the flyers at Tucson, Ariza. Lieut. Smith has wired me to have three motors ready when he arrives here and the motors are ready. The question now is whether or not Lieut. Smith will fly here Sunday or Monday from El Paso. I believe, however, he will rest his men Sunday and fly Monday. In ordering the motors Lieut. Smith did not indicate whether he would change them before going on to Seattle or not. He may ordinance no. 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Further action in the case is expected this afternoon with the chemist's report on the sweeter death. Sweeter died five weeks ago and then hardening of the arteries was given as the cause of death. Some action by the Methologist Episcopal Conference which at Carbondale Tuesday is expected. Rev. Hight has made statement denying guilt in connection with his wife's death to the ministers of the district. "I am not guilty of my wife's death," he declared. "I had nothing to do with it. It is bad enough to lose her, to have my home broken up and my children separated from me. I am not guilty of any wrong-doing." RICHFIELD, Sept. 19—(Split) Local artists of Richfield will be heard in concert over the KPI broadcasting station on October 14 from 3 until 10 o'clock. The affair will be sponsored by the Richfield-Atwood C. of C. The community entertainments of last winter were a great success and already plans are going forward for an early resumption of the performances. Mrs. Eutelia Walker, accompanied by Mrs. C. P. Smith, recently sang two very delightful soprano solos over the broadcasting station of KFON, the Long Beach Press-Telegram station. Others who appeared on the program were C. P. Smith in a baritone solo, Ray Fordham in a tenor solo, and Leland Green in a saxophone solo, accompanied by his sister, Miss Thelma Green. The Richfield school opened on Monday morning and a good attendance was enrolled. Three changes in the teachers staff are to be noted. Mrs. Sylia succeeds Mrs. Emma J. Bayha as principal; Miss Hester Tollman takes charge of the fifth and sixth grades, who meet in the auditorium. Mrs. Ruth Benson is in charge of the first grade; Mrs. Adams fourth; Miss Doria Small third and Lucille Johnson, kindergarten. Mrs. O. E. Holland joined to Los Angeles recently with her son and daughter and small grandson, who have left Richfield to make their home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Margaret Cleveland and small daughter, Jean, were visitors at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack Summers. A. V. Robinson of Bakerfield was also a visitor at the Summerhome home recently. Miss Anna Leah Quinn and Miss Marjorie Simons of Olinda were visitors on this lease Tuesday evening. A delightful card party given by the Ana Tai Easter Star Circle of Fullerton was given in the Plaza Central Round Table clubhouse recently. Mrs. E. E. Knight assisted by Mrs. Kitty Smith and Mrs. Mona Tanner were the hostesses. Among the Richfield ladies who attended were: The Mesdames H. A. Denton, J. A. Hayes, Jack Summers, A. E. Roedick, E. Karns and H. Genday. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Denton recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. S. Denton of Westgate for a few days. Among those who attended the property owners protest meeting held at the Palisades Tavern on Corona Del Mar were: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Zuckerman, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker and Mr. and friends filed out the gate and started on a run toward their old home in Fon du Lac, Wisconsin. The End. RICHFIELD, Sept. 19—(Split) Local artists of Richfield will be heard in concert over the KPI broadcasting station on October 14 from 3 until 10 o'clock. The affair will be sponsored by the Richfield-Atwood C. of C. The community entertainments of last winter were a great success and already plans are going forward for an early resumption of the performances. Mrs. Eutelia Walker, accompanied by Mrs. C. P. Smith, recently sang two very delightful soprano solos over the broadcasting station of KFON, the Long Beach Press-Telegram station. Others who appeared on the program were C. P. Smith in a baritone solo, Ray Fordham in a tenor solo, and Leland Green in a saxophone solo, accompanied by his sister, Miss Thelma Green. The Richfield school opened on Monday morning and a good attendance was enrolled. Three changes in the teachers staff are to be noted. Mrs. Sylia succeeds Mrs. Emma J. Bayha as principal; Miss Hester Tollman takes charge of the fifth and sixth grades, who meet in the auditorium. Mrs. Ruth Benson is in charge of the first grade; Mrs. Adams fourth; Miss Doria Small third and Luelle Johnson, kindergarten. Mrs. O.E.Holland journeyed to Los Angeles recently with her son and daughter and small grandson, who have left Richfield to make their home in Los Angeles. Mrs.Margaret Cleveland and small daughter, Jean were visitors at the home of her sister, Mrs.Jack Summers. A.V.Robinson of Bakerfield was also a visitor at the Summerhome home recently. Miss Anna Leah Quinn and Miss Marjorie Simons of Olinda were visitors on this lease Tuesday evening. A delightful card party given by the Ana Tai Easter Star Circle of Fullerton was given in the Plaza Central Round Table clubhouse recently. Mrs.E.E.Knight assisted by Mrs.Kitty Smith and Mrs.Mona Tanner were the hostesses.Among the Richfield ladies who attended were:The Mesdames H.A.DentonJ.AHayesJackSummerA.ERoedickE.KarnshandH.Genday Mr和MrsHowellDenton recently entertainedMr和Mrs.S.DentonofWestgatefora fewdays. 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OfOct0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 " MUNICIPAL TICKET To vote on any proposal after set forth stamp (X) in the voting square. " To vote on any proposal after set forth stamp (X) in the voting square. " To vote on any proposal after set forth stamp (X) in the voting square. " To vote on any proposal after set forth stamp (X) in the voting square. " To vote on any proposal after set forth stamp (X) in the voting square. " To vote on any proposal after set forth stamp (X) in the voting square. " To vote on any proposal after set forth stamp (X) in Among the Richfield ladies who attended were: The Meedames H. A. Denton, J. A. Hayes, Jack Summers, A. E. Roedick, E. Karns and H. Gendar. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Denton recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. S. Denton of Westgate for a few days. Among those who attended the property owners' protest meeting at the Palisades Tavern on Corona Del Mar were: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Zuckermun, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Summers. Viola Martin spent a week with her aunt, Mrs. E. Karns, of the Stern Thompson lease. A number of local people attended the spendid dedication services at Anaheim Sunday. They reported a most impressive and inspiring ceremony. Mrs. Florence Summers reports that an increasing interest in the annual branch library, which is now housed in her home. During its two and a half months since its installation, over 200 volumes have been loaned. Thirty-four cards have been taken out. Mrs. D. D. Lusier and Mrs. Jack Summers motored to Los Angeles Thursday and enjoyed a happy shopping tour in the city. General Petroleum Co. employees will attend a monster picnic, which will be staged in Pasadena. The Richfield employees are planning to attend in a body. Among the Richfield men who attended the Al Millalkah Shrine ceremonies in Orange-co park last Saturday were: John H. Summers, Vern Adams and Warren Bradford. J. Duffy of Los Angeles was a Richfield visitor Tuesday. The Gateway home has had a new coat of paint, the house being white with a red roof, and is a great improvement to their part of town. Theodore and Edward Zuckerman joined a party of friends from Los Angeles on a camping trip to San Francisco. The boys were gone almost a week and spent a very happy vacation. Mrs. V. F. Critzer has been a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shelda. Miss Aralia Mondottig visited with friends in Whittier recently. Among the Richfield ladies who attended were: The Meedames H. A. Denton, J. A. Hayes, Jack Summers, A. E. Roedick, E. Karns and H. Gendar. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Denton recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. S. Denton of Westgate for a few days. Among those who attended the property owners' protest meeting at the Palisades Tavern on Corona Del Mar were: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Zuckermun, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Summers. Viola Martin spent a week with her aunt, Mrs. E. Karns, of the Stern Thompson lease. A number of local people attended the spendid dedication services at Anaheim Sunday. They reported a most impressive and inspiring ceremony. Mrs. Florence Summers reports that an increasing interest in the annual branch library, which is now housed in her home. During its two and a half months since its installation, over 200 volumes have been loaned. Thirty-four cards have been taken out. Mrs. D. D. Lusier and Mrs. Jack Summers motored to Los Angeles Thursday and enjoyed a happy shopping tour in the city. General Petroleum Co. employees will attend a monster picnic, which will be staged in Pasadena. The Richfield employees are planning to attend in a body. Among the Richfield men who attended the Al Millalkah Shrine ceremonies in Orange-co park last Saturday were: John H. Summers, Vern Adams and Warren Bradford. J. Duffy of Los Angeles was a Richfield visitor Tuesday. The Gateway home has had a new coat of paint, the house being white with a red roof, and is a great improvement to their part of town. Theodore and Edward Zuckerman joined a party of friends from Los Angeles on a camping trip to San Francisco. The boys were gone almost a week and spent a very happy vacation. Mrs. V. F. Critzer has been a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shelda. Miss Aralia Mondottig visited with friends in Whittier recently. Among the Richfield ladies who attended were: The Meedames H. A. Denton, J. A. Hayes, Jack Summers, A. E. Roedick, E. Karns and H. Gendar. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Denton recently entertained Mr. and Mrs.S.Denton of Westgate for a few days. Among those who attended the property owners' protest meeting at the Palisades Tavern on Corona Del Mar were: Mr. and Mrs.J.S.Zuckermun,Mr.Mrs.OrvilleBarnhart,Mr.Mrs.L.M.WalkerandMr.Mrs.J.H.Summers. Viola Martin spent a week with her aunt, Mrs.E.Karns, of the Stern Thompson lease. A number of local people attended the spendid dedication services at Anaheim Sunday They reported a most impressive and inspiring ceremony. Mrs.Florence Summers reports that an increasing interest in the annual branch library, which is now housed in her home During its two and a half months since its installation over 200 volumes have been loaned Thirty-four cards have been taken out Mrs.D.D.Lusier and Mrs.Jack Summers motored to Los Angeles Thursday and enjoyed a happy shopping tour in the city General Petroleum Co..employees will attend a monster picnic which will be staged in Pasadena.The Richfield employees are planning to attend in a body Among the Richfield men who attended the Al Millalkah Shrine ceremonies in Orange-co park last Saturday were: John H.Summers,Vern Adams和Warren Bradford J.Duffy of Los Angeles was a Richfield visitor Tuesday The Gateway home has had a new coat of paint,the house being white with a red roof,and is a great improvement to their part of town Theodore and Edward Zuckerman joined a party of friends from Los Angeles on a camping trip to San Francisco.The boys were gone almost a week and spent a very happy vacation Mrs.V.F.Critzer has been a recent visitor at the home of Mr.Mrs.Shelda Miss Aralia Mondottig visited with friends in Whittier recently Among the Richfield ladies who attended were: The Meedames H.A.Denton,J.A.Hayes,Jack Summers,A.E.Roedick,E.Karns和H.Gendar Mr and Mrs Howell Denton recently entertained Mr.Mrs.S.Denton of Westgate for a few days. Among those who attended the property owners' protest meeting at the Palisades Tavern on Corona Del Mar were: Mr and Mrs.J.S.Zuckermun,Mr.Mrs.OrvilleBarnhart,Mr.Mrs.L.M.WalkerandMr.Mrs.J.H.Summers. Viola Martin spent a week with her aunt, Mrs.E.Karns, of the Stern Thompson lease. A number of local people attended the spendid dedication services at Anaheim Sunday They reported a most impressive and inspiring ceremony. Mrs.Florence Summers reports that an increasing interest in the annual branch library,which is now housed in her home During its two and a half months since its installation over 200 volumes have been loaned Thirty-four cards have been taken out Mrs.D.D.Lusier and Mrs.Jack Summers motored to Los Angeles Thursday and enjoyed a happy shopping tour in the city General Petroleum Co..employees will attend a monster picnic which will be staged in Pasadena.The Richfield employees are planning to attend in a body Among the Richfield men who attended the Al Millalkah Shrine ceremonies in Orange-co park last Saturday were: John H.Summers,Vern Adams和Warren Bradford J.Duffy of Los Angeles was a Richfield visitor Tuesday The Gateway home has had a new coat of paint,the house being white with a red roof,and is a great improvement to their part of town Theodore and Edward Zuckerman joined a party of friends from Los Angeles on a camping trip to San Francisco.The boys were gone almost a week and spent a very happy vacation Mrs.V.F.Critzer has been a recent visitor at the home of Mr.Mrs.Shelda Miss Aralia Mondottig visited with friends in Whittier recently LECAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 457 AN ORDINANCE CALLING AND PROVIDING FOR AND GIVING NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ON SATURDAY, THE 13TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1924. THE OBJECT BEING TO SUBMITTO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID CITY THE PROPOSITION TO INCUR A BONDED DEBT BY SAID CITY FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE: THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF A POWER PLANT FOR SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY FOR SAID CITY AND ITS INHABITANTS FOR PURPOSE OF LIGHT, HEAT AND ENERGY. CONSISTING OF EXTENDING AND REIMMOVING MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS IN SAID CITY FOR THE HOUSING OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT OF SAID POWER PLANT THE ACCOQUISITION AND INSTALLATION OF ENGINEER AND ENGINEER AUXILIARIES TO OPERATE ELECTRICAL GENERATORS AND THE ACQUISITION AND INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC GENERATORS. EXCITATIONS SWITCH AND AUXILIARIES FOR SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY FOR SAID CITY AND INHABITANTS FOR PURPOSES OF LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER. WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, at a regular meeting held on the 14th day of August, 1924, by a vote of more than two-thirds of the members of Board of Trustees did pass and adopt a resolution determining that the public interest and also the public necessity demands the acquisition and construction of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of en-engineering auxiliaries to operate electric generators, excavators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City, and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power. The cost of the completion of which said municipal improvement was estimated at Two Hundred Forty Thousand ($240,000.00) Dollars, which said cost was and is too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue. EUROPEAN DEBTORS WON'T PAY SOON WASHINGTON, Sept. 19, 1924 None of the large European debtors of the United States has any immediate intention of liquidating their debts. Sen. Medill McCormick, Rep. of Ill., just back from Europe, declared here today. McCormick favored aggressive action by the United States to collect the debts, but said the American people should wait for the execution of the Davies plan before expecting the obligations to be paid. to conduct said election therein as required by law: Inspector—Joseph K. Langdon. Judge—C. C. Lamb. Clerks—Ethel H. Chamberlain. Andis Ann Chambers. The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the consolidated election district in and for which he is appointed as a board of election in consolidated Voting Precinct "D" in so far as the capacity herein designated and to conduct said election as required by law: Inspector—W. P. Webk. Judge—Chas. E. Barr. Clerks—Harriet K. Boyd, Lenora E. Williams. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "A" shall be at the Anaheim Union High School in Northwest corner of the intersection of West Center and Citron Streets. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "B" shall be at the Central School Building, located on the Ninth Eldorah Street between North Emily Street and North Philadelphia Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "C" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "D" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "E" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "F" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "G" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "H" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "I" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "J" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "K" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "L" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "M" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "N" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "O" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "P" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "Q" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "R" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "S" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "T" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "U" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "V" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "W" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "X" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. The polling place in and for Consolidated Voting Precinct "Y" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 114 South Citron Street. THE COUNTY CLERK IS HERSHEY DIRECTED TO PROCURE ALL Supplies that may be necessary to properly and lawfully conduct said special election. When the pollers are closed the officers of election shall count the ballots cast at such special election and canvass them in time form and manner required for the counting, canvassing and returning of votes cast at other special municipal elections held in said City of Anaheim. funding and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for housing of machinery and equipment of the acquisition and installation of gines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power. The cost of the completion of which municipal improvement was estimated Forty Thousand ($240,000.00). Dollars, which said cost was and is too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City. NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim de ordain as follows: SECTION 1. A special election is hereby called and ordered to be held by City of Anaheim, State of California, on day of October 1924, the object being to submit to the qualified electors of said City the proposition to incur a bonded indebtedness by the City of Anaheim to the amount of Two Hundred Forty Thousand ($240,000.00). Dollars for the purpose of the construction and completion of a certain municipal improvement by the City of Anaheim. The acquisition, construction and completion of a plant for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, constituting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery和 equipment of said power plant，the acquisition和installationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachineryandequipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachineryandequipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesoflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipmentofsaidpowerplant,theacquisitionandinstallationofengine,andengineauxiliariesforsupplyingelectricityforsaidCityanditsinhabitantsforpurposesOflight，heatandpower，constitutingofextendingandremodelingacertainmunicipalbuildinginsaidCityforthehousingofmachinery和equipment OfsaidPower Plant,theAcquisition And Installation Of Engine And Generator Of Same Size And In The Period From January 1924 To December 1924. The Cost Of The Completion Of Which Municipal Improvement Was Estimated Forty Thousand ($240,000.00). Dollars Which Said Cost Was And Is Too Great To Be Paid Out Of The Ordinary Annual Income And Revenue Of Said City. NOW THEREFORE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM De ordain as follows: SECTION 1. A special election is hereby called and ordered to be held by City of Anaheim, State of California, on day of October 1924, the object being to submit to the qualified electors of said City the proposition to incur a bonded indebtedness by the City of Anaheim to the amount of Two Hundred Forty Thousand ($240,000.00). Dollars For the purpose of the construction and completion of a certain municipal improvement by the City of Anaheim. The acquisition and construction of an engine plant for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light，heat和power，consisting of extending和 remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing.of machinery和 equipment.of said power plant,theAcquisitionAndInstallationOfEngineAndGeneratorOfSameSizeAndInThePeriodFromJanuary1924ToDecember1924.TheCostOfTheCompletionOfWhichMunicipalImprovementWasEstimatedFortyThousand($240,000.00).DollarsWhichSaidCostWasAndIsTooGreatToBePaidOutOfTheOrdinaryAnnualIncomeAndRevenueOfSaidCity. SECTION 2. The special election has been held because it shall be held by City of Anaheim, State of California, on day of October 1924. The object being to submit to the qualified electors of said City the proposition to incur a bonded indebtedness will be not exceed six per cent (6%) per annum. Payable semi-annually. The principal and interest of said indebtedness will be paid in gold coin or the United States or another country. SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall be published once a day for at least seven days in the Orange County Plain Dealer. A newspaper in this Orang county Plain Dealer will announce such publication shall be the Notice Of Election. SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall be effect immediately. The above foregoing Ordinance No. 457 is approved by me in April 11th day of September 1924. R. H. METCALLE President of the Board Of Trustees of the City of Anaheim (SDAL) Attest: EDWARD B. MERRITT Clark County Of Anaheim STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CITY OF ANAHEIM I. EDWARD B. MERRITT. City Clerk of the City of Anaheim do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance No. 457 was introduced at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on 28th day of August, 1924, was finally passed by law with two-thirds vote on said Board Of Trustees at a meeting on 11th day of September, 1924, that that vote on the passage of the said Ordinance was as follows: AYES: Trustees Metcalle. Hasenko Knife. Haback and Stock. NOES: Trustees none. ABSENT AND NOT VOTING: Trustees this 11th day of September, 1924. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the City of Anaheim this 11th day of September, 1924. the time required by said laws, and as follows: From seven o'clock A.M., when said polls shall be opened, and said polls shall remain open until seven o'clock P.M. of said day, when they shall be closed except as provided by Section 147 of the State of California. The ballots to be used at such election shall be such as may be required by law to be used thereat and in addition to any other matter required by law to be printed thereon, shall appear the following: "MUNICIPAL TICKET" To vote on any proposition hereinafter set forth, stamp a cross (X) in the voting square after the WEB or after the word "NO." All marks on the cross (X) are forbidden. All distinguishing markers or creases are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you wrongly stamp, wear or deface this ballot, return it to the Inspector of Election and obtain another. QUESTION AND PROPOSITION SUBMITTED TO VOTE OF ELECTION: Shall the City of Anaheim incur a bonded debt for the construction and completion of a certain municipal improvement by the City of Anaheim, to wit: The acquisition, construction and completion of a power plant for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, consisting of extending and rebuilding a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, exciters, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power. SECTION 2. Any qualified elector of the City of Anaheim may vote at said special election for or against the proposition herewith submitted. To vote in favor of and authorize the incurring of a bonded debt for the purpose set forth in the proposition herein stated, he shall stamp a cross (X) in the voting square to the right of the word "YES" printed opposite proposition and to vote against and refuse to authorize the incurring of a bonded debt for the purpose set forth in the said proposition herein stated, he shall stamp a cross (X) in the voting square to the right of the word "NO" printed opposite such proposition. Each cross (X) stamp-