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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1920 (#649-660)ORDItTANCF NO. 648. -RN O~W~N~F TO ~OVIDF ~0~ TM= C~G~NI?RTION AUD ~fA!N- TAINAMC~ OF A-.F!RF D~R~TM~TT IN AND ~CR THE ~ITY O~ FR~TA IN CONFLICT TMF~¥WlTH. F The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, do ordain ae fo/lows: Section 1. The fire Eepsrtment of the Qit}~ of Santa Aha California, shall consist of s Chief thereof, to be appo!nte~ by the Board of Trustees who she]] hol~ hi~ office d_urin~ their ~leesure, and such number of Resistants as ?aid Board shall from _time to time appoint furiDg their pleasure to hold office during absence of their superior officer. Section 2. The Chief of the Fire Department un5er the di- rection of the Boar? of Trustees shall enroll the requisite numoer of persons to be employed in hie department, their number and compensation sn~ their aE~rovsl to be fixed at various times ~t the pleasure of the Section 3. The Chief of the Fire Department, his assistants ~nd all employees of'said Department shsl~ be governed in their work and deportment in caring for the property of ssi~ Department and their work pertainin~ to all matters connected with ~aid De- p~rtment and its purposes and uses by printed ru~es re~'u!ating the same prepared by the Chief of esi~ Depart~eDt and ~p~roved'from time to time by the Board of Trustees of said City. Section 4. All ordinsncee.o~ parts of Ordinances now in force 2ertainin~ to said Department shell and are hereby repealed to that extent that they may effect this Ordinance. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and. srprogal ofthi! Ordinence and cause the same to be printed and published three times in the Santa Rna Dail~ Evenin5 Register, an5 thereupon and 30 days thereafter, it shall take effect and be in force. The above Ordinance was ps~se~ and adopted and approved this 19th day of April, l~O, by the following vote to-wit: Ayes: Trustees Tubbs, Cha?man, Dale, Orsenleaf,and Mitchell. Noes: Trustees, None. Approved this ]gth day of April, 1~0. J. O. Uitchell President of the Board of Trus{e~- of the City of Santa Ane, C~].if. ATTFST':, I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was v~esed and approved by tbs ~o@rd of Trustees of the City of S~nta Ana, Calif. on'the 19th day of City Cler3~an~Ex-~.~fficic Clerk of the Boar_db~cf Yrustees of the City of Santa A~a, California. 274 ORDINANCE NO. 649. An Ordinance Establishing Water Rates in the City of Santa Aha, and Prescribing Rules and Regulations Governing Consumers of ~;ater, and Fixing a Penalty for the Violation Thereof. The Board of Trustees ordain as follows, to-wit: The monthly rates to Santa bna for water supplied from its ~ater Works, sumers, shall be as follows: NETER$ SEC. of the City of Santa ~na, do be collected by tb~ City of to con- For each meter for residence, the consumer shall a minimum monthly rate of $1.00 per 1000 cubic feet, pay end 10 cents per one hundred cubic feet for all water used in excess thereof, Each person Baying a minimum monthly rate of $1.00 for 1OOO cuOic feet of water, for domestic use, shall be entitled to a credit in water, for the un- the 1000 cubic feet so allowed. This credit and shll be carried forward from year to~ used portion of is accumulative, yeast. All rstea other than domestic, shall be $1.00 per month minimum, wi~h no credits; provided however, that all persons or firms using 100,000 cubic feet of water withina year, shall be entitled to a discount of 25~.' All schools shall pay a minimum of ~1.OO per month less a discount of 50%. No credits. All water serviced where no meter is installed sh-~l pay a monthly rate of $1.00 , payable in advance, and no credits al loweA~ Section ll. All water rates are due and payable at the Water Office in the City Hall, on the first of each month. The City of Santa Aua shall have the right at any time and at any point to put in a water meter, and may force the collection for the amount of wzter that shall be used ,~ accordance with al5 the Ordinances, rules and regulations of said City, governing the consumptionof water, and for th~ purpose may at any time go upon the premises of the consum~ of water. SECTION III.- The City shall charge andcolleot in advance for each tap and attachment made with its system of water works as. follows: For each 5/~" corporation stop using 3/4" pipe, the sum of $10.00. For each l" connection and all con-' neotions over 1", the consumer shall pay actual cost of labor and material. SECTION IV. 275 All meters used for lawn sprinkling and irrigation, shall pay a minimum of $1.00 per month, end a rate of $1.00'per 1000 cubic feet. SECTION V. ~There shall be a stcp cock in every attachment on the sidewalks, just inside the curb, a~ a point to be de- signated by said City, which said stop cock and its box shal~ be ~pplied by the City, and shall be for its ex- clusive use, and under its exclusive control. SECTION VI. The City will not be responsible for damages to buildings or their contests, from any bream 'beyond the street service box; and water consumers ace hereby re- acquired for their own propection to provide, at their own expense, another stop cock able point beyond the stop SECTION VII. When more thau one to be placed at the first suit- or service of the City. service pipe is sucp~led from one attachment, there shall be as many protection stop cocks as there are service pipes. ~ECTICN VIII. No consumer of water from the City, or any other person shall under any oiruum~tsncea run any water from his service upon any other lot or property fo~ which he is not paying t~e rate or r~tes prescrlbed by said City. SECTION IX. All applications for water must be made by the owner of the property, or ~i s authorized agent, at the office of the Water Department in the City, and signed by the person mak~ngsuoh application. The following rules and regulations for the govern- ment of consumers of water, are hereby adopted. RULE L. All water rates are due and payable at the Water Office of the Water Department, in the City Nall, on the lst day of each month. If not paid by the 15th day of the month a delinquent notice will be sent to each consumer of water, and if ~ot paid on or before the 2Oth day of the month, a penalty of 10 cents will ~ added to the water rate. If water rate issti~l unpaid on the 25th day of the month, the water may ~ shut off from the premises where such de- linquen$2ooocums, and shall remain so shut off until all rates, fines and penalties have been paid. RULE II. When the supply of water has been turned off for a violation of any ordinance, or of any rule, regulation or requirement o~ said~ty, joverning consumers of water, ~ ~will not be turned on again except upon payment of the amoun 276. due, together with the additional aura of one dollar, which is hereby made a penalty for a failure to pay the said rate, and to pay said City for the turning on of water again~ RULE III. ~ Consumers shall prevent all waste of water. RULE IV. In all cases where water is to be supplied to several tenants f~$m one connection or tap, the City contracts only with the owner of the property or his authori zed agent, end on failuz~ to comply with these regulations and p~y the rate, the con~ectica will be out, or water turned off, as may be deemed right by the superintendent of the Water Department. RULE V. All consumers of Water must keep their servicspipea, fixtures, stop cocks and other ay~paratus, (but not the service put in and owned by the City) in good repair, and free from leakage, at their own expense, and they will be liable for all -~] damages which m.~y result from their failure to comply with this rule. RULE VI. The collector and any other authorized officer of the City, shall be admitSed at all reasona01e hours, to all parts of the premises supplied with water, to see that the regulations are observed. No one e~eept an authorized agent cf the Water works shall turn the water on or off from any building or premises, or in any manner whate~ar meddle with or interfere with any part of the Water Works of the City. RULE VI I I. No person or family supplied with water by Aha Water ~orks, will be allowed to use it for any other pur- pose than that r~ported to the City in the application for water, nor in any way to supply water to other persons or families. RULE IX. All faucets, hose, sprinklers, nozzles or other con- tinuous streams must be shut off promptly upon the alarm of fir~ the water not to 0e turned on again until the fire is known to ~e extinguished. RULE X No person shall place on or about any hydraut or stop cock connected with the pipes of the Santa Aha Water Works, any k.~building material or ether obstruction, so ae to prevent free access to the RULE XI. The City will n~ any pipe or service cook, or supply of water, by reason of th~ ~reaking in machinery or stop- page for necessary repairs. be responsible for the breaking for any other interruption of the the Santa RULE XII. The City reserves the right at any time to shut off the water in their mains for the purpose of making repairs of ex- tensions or for other purposes; and all persons havin~ Doilers within their premises, not supplied with or by tanks or cistern~ but dependingupon the pipes of the City Water Department to keep them supplied, are hereby cautioned against danger of collapse. RULE Fill. The right iv reserved, and it shall ce the du~y of said City to amend, add to or revise these rule~l and regulations and rates as experience may dictate. RULE XIV. Water rates ~ill be charged for premises vacated, in eveSry instance, until the City shall have been notified o.r the dis- continuance of the use of water , and to turn the water off. RULE XV. Any person, firm or copporation violating any of the prSwisione of this Ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a mis- demeanor, and upon conviction in a court of competent jurisdi- ction, shall be fined not more tha~ fifty dollars, or be impris- oned in She City Jail not exceeding twenty-five days,kor by both such fine and impr&sonment . RULE XVI. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed. The City Clerk shallcertify to the passage and approval of this Ordinance an] cause the same to be printed and published three times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, and there- upon and thirty days thereafter , it shall take effect and be in force. The above Ordinance was pa~sed and adopted and approved this l?th day of May, 192D, by the following vote to-wit: Greenleaf, and Mitchell. AYES: Trustees Tubbs, Chapman, D ale, NOEF: Trustees None. Approved this 17th day of May, 1~20. ATTEST: J, G. Mitchell. President of the Board of~ustees of the City of Santa Ana, California. I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was passed and approved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, C~ifornia, on the l?th day of May, 1920. City Cl~r~and/~x-officlo Clerk of the Bo~ard df Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, California. 278 ORDINANGE NO. 6~0 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ArA, A CITY CONTAINING A POPULATION OF MORE T~AN ]500 INHABITANTS, AS A~CF~TAIN~D BY THE LAST PR~CFDINS CENSUS TAEEN UNDER T~E AUTHOBITY OF THE CON'BESS OF THE UNITED STATES, CALLINO A ~PECIAL ELECTION FOR CHOOSING, BY THE ELECTORS OF SUCH CITY, A ~0ARD OF FIFTEEN (1~) ~E HOLD~S TO FOR~ I CHART~ FOR THE M~T OF THE CITY OF SANTA ~A, FIXING T~E DATE OF SAID ~LECTION, AND ~OVIDING FOR ~ HOLDING T~R~OF. Trustees of t he City of Santa Aha do or- The Board of dain as follows:- Section 1. The City of Santa Ana having a population of more than 3500 inhabitants, as ascertained by the last preceding census taken under the authority'of the Congress of the United States, it is hereby ordered that a Board of fifteen (15) freeholders, be chosen by the electors of said City to frame ~a charter for the government of the city of Santa Ans. Section 2. No person shall be eligible as a candidate for such Board of Freeholders unless he or she shall have been for the five years next preceding an elector of the City of Santa Ana _,Section }. For the purpose of choosing said Board of fifteen freeholders a special election is hereby called and or~O~ed, to be held at and within the city of Santa Aha, on Tuesday the 20th day of July, 1920. Section 4~ Cand$datee for t he office of freeholder shall be nominated either as ia provided for the nomination of offioem of the City of Santa Aha, or by petition substantially in the same manner as is provided by general law for the nomin- ation by petition of electors of candidates for public office to be voted for at general election. Section 5' The Board of Freeholders shall, within one hundred twenty (120) days after the result of the special election called and ordered to be held by Section 3 of this Ordinance prepare and propose a charter for the government of the o of Santa Aha, unless weld pe~lod of one hundred twenty (120) days is, with the consent of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, as the legislative body thereof, extended provided, that.no extension shall exceed a total of sixty (60) days. The Board of Freeholders elected at said special election shall proceed as provided for, and at all times be governed by Section ~ cf Article X[, of the Constitution of the State of California. Section 6. The said special election being one of the elections 279 provided for by Sec. 1044 of the Political Code of the State of California, the same shall be held as provided by said Section. Section .7. For the purposes of holding said special election the city of Sen ts Ann is hereby subdivided into six special election precincts, and for thaZ purpose the election pre- cincts of and in the city of Santa Ana now existing are hereby consolidated into six special election precincts, provided that not exceeding six of said existing precincts are or shal? be consolidated into one special election pre- cinot~ The six special election precincts so established are hereby consecutively numbered as special election precincts nos. 1-2-3-4-5-6. Section g. Election precincts of the city of Santa Ann as now existing, being election precincts No. 1-2-3-4-29-31 of said City, are here~y consolidated into and shallconstitute special election precinct No. 1. The special election shall be held at an$ in said Special election precinct No. i at the Intermediate School Building, located on the easterly side of North N~in Street, between 9th and 10th Street~, which Intermediate School building i~ hereby designated as the polling place for said Special Election Precinct No. 1. A Board of Election is special election precinct No. two judges, and three clerks, hereby appointed in and for I to consist of one inspector each o£ whom is an actual resident of special election precinct No. 1 and a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts of which special election precinct No. I is Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk Election precincts of composed, named aa follows: George S. Smith ~itt Phillips Frank J. Adams Addison C. Bowers Roy C, Peterson Wilbux W. Wasser. the city of Santa Ann as now existing, being election precincts No. 5-6-7-g-23-32 of said city, are hereby consolidated into and shall constitute special election precinct No. 2 The special election shall be held at and in special election precinct No. 2 at the Lincoln School Build- ing located on the easterly side of French Street, between Fouxteenth Street a~d Fifteenth Street, which Lincoln School Building is hereby designated as the polling place for said special election precinct no. 2. A Board of Election is hereby appointed in and for special election precinct No. 2 to consist of one inspector two Judges, and three clerks, each of whom is an actual resident of special election precinct No. 2 and a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts of which special election precinct No. 2 is composed, named as follows: Inspector William L. Grubb Judge Albert P. Dresser Judge Joseph S. Waeser Clerk Floyd H. ~itchell Clerk George H. Platt Clerk Howaxd C. T immons Election precincts of the city of Santa Aha, existing, being election precincts No. city, are hereby consolidated into and election precinct No. 3. The special election shall he held at and in said special election precinct No. 3 at the Roosevelt ~chool Building, located on the South side of First Street, between 0rauge Avenue and ~aple Street, which Roosevelt School Buildi~E is hereby designated as the polling place for said special election precinct No. 3. A Board of Election is hereby appointed in and for Special Election Precinct No. 3, to coneist of one inspector, two Judges, and three clerks, each of whom ~ an actual resident o£ special election precinct No. 3 and a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts of which special election precinct No. 3 is Inspector Judge Judge Clerk composed, named as follows: Fred H. Taylor Herbert R. Grove Leonard A. Turner Leo R. Rafter Clerk Lloyd P. Fuller Clerk Melvin R. Scott Election precincts of the city of S~nta Ane, existing, being election precincts No. 15-16-17-26 of City are election as now ~-10-11-12-30 of said shall constitute special as now said hereby consolidated into and shall constitute special precinct No. 4. The special election shall be held at and in said special election precinct No. 4 at the Mckinley School Build- ing, located on the south side of Third Street, between Flower and Olive Streets, which ~cEinley School Building is hereby de~i~nated as the polling place for said Special election precinct No. 4. ~ A Board of Election ie hereby appointed in and for Special Election precinct No. 4, to consist of one inspector two Judges and three clerks, each of whom is an actual resident of special election precinct No. ~ and a registered quali- fied elector of one of the precln~ts of which special election 281 precinct No. 4 is composed, named ae follows: Inspector Stanley M. Reinhaus Judge John C. Hadden Judge Lee L. Alderman Clerk Fred Sailer t Clerk George W. Angle Clerk Chas. W. Burr Election precincts of the city of Santa Aha, as now existing, being election precincts No. 13-14-1g-27-2g of said city, are k~reby consolidated into and shall con- stitute special election precinct No. 5. The special election shall be held at and in said Special Election precinct No. 5 at the Polytechnic High SChool Building, located on the south side of Walnut Street at the corner of Walnut and Ross Streets, and which Poly- technic High School Building is hereby designated as the polling place for said special election precinct No. 5. A Board of Election is hereby appointed in and for special election precinct No. 5 to consist of one inspector two judges, and three clerks, each of whom is an actual reS~- dent of special election precinct No. 5, and a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts of which special election precinct No. 5 Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk is composed, named am follows: Arthur H. Patterson Simon S. Stein Lewis A. Schlesingsr Chas.E. Morris Victor Walker Raymond R. Dickinson Election precincts of the city of Santa Ana, as n~ existing, being election precincts No. 19-20-21-22-24-25 of said City, are hereby consolidated into and shall con- stitute special election precinct No. 6. The special election shall be held at and in said special election precinct No. 6 at the Jefferson School Building, located on the south side of Seventeenth Street, between Ross and Durant Streets, mqd which Jefferson School Building is hereby designated as the polling place for said special election precinct No. 6. A board of election is hereby aOpointed in and for special election precinct No. 6 to consist of one inspector two judges, and three clerks, each of whom is an actual resident of special election precinct No. 6, and a regieter~ed qualified elector of one of the precincts of which special election precinct No. Inspector Judge Judge Clerk 6 is composed, named as follows: William R. Sylvester Fred H. Towner Henry D. Meyer W. B. Blackman 282 Clerk Elmer L. Prince Clerk W.L. Tubbs Section ?. In all particulars not recited in this Ordinance the special election therein provided for shall be held as pro- vided by law for holding elections to elect boards of free- holders under Sec. ~ Article XI of the Constitution of the: State of California. Section 10. This Ordinance being an Ordinance calling and other- wise relating to an election, the same shal~ go into effect;, and be in force from and after its final pas.~age. Section 11. This Ordinance shall be published at least three times in SANTA ANA DAILY EVENING REGISTFR, a newspaper of general circulation published in the Olty of Santa Ana, and shall take effect and be in force from and after its final passage. ~"ne foregoing Ordinance No. 650 was passed at an adjourned regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, as the legislative body thereof, held on the 14th day of June, 1~£0, by the vote of more than two- thirds of all the members of the said Board of Trustees, and on said day was signed and approved by the President of the Board of Trustees of said City, the said Ordinance being passed by the affirmative vote of the following names trustees: AYES: Trustees John G. Mitchell, J. ?W. Tubba, C. H. Chaps.an, H. H. Dale, Walter A. Greenleaf. NOES: Trustees None ABSENT: Trustees None The above and foregoing and approved by me this 14th Ordinance No. day of June, 1920. J. G. Mitchell 650 i~ signed ATTEST: Pres. of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ans., Calif. Clerk, pro tam of the City of Santa Ans. I, H. H. Dale, the duly appointed, pro tern of the City of Santa Aha, do hereby whole number cf the members of the Board of and acting Clerk certify that the Trustees of the City of Santa Aha is five (5) and that the foregoing Or- dinance No. 650 was adopted and passed by said Board of Trustees at an adjourned regular meeting thereof held on the 14th day ~ June, 1920 by the following named members of said Board of Trustees: John G. Mitchell, J. W. Tubbs, C. H. Chapman, H. H. Dale, and Walter A. Greenleaf. That each of ~id persons is and was at said time a duly elected, qualified and acting member of 283 said Bos~rd of Trustees and that the said members voting for said Ordinance No. 650 constituted more than two-thirds of all the members thereof. That on the 14th day of June, 1920, John G. Mitchell was and is the duly elected, qualified and acting President of said Boardof Trustees, and on said dsy he signed and approved the ssid Ordinance. IN WITN~_SS ,.w~FREOF, I have hereunto affixed my official signature and attested the same with the Seal of the City of Santa Ane this 14th day of June, 1920. 284 ORDINANCE NO. 651. An Ordinance of the city of Santa Ana, a municipal corporation of the fifth class, incorporated under the laws of the State of C~lifornia, ordering the submiesion to the qualified voters of the city of Santa Aha several propositions of incurring a bonded indebt- edness for the object and purpose of the acquisition and construction of certain municipal improvements and also the completion of certain other municipal improvements in the city of Santa Ana, as set forth in Resolution No. 65? of said city; and Calling a special election for that purpose, reciting the objects and purposes for which the indebtedness ~ proposed to be incurred, the separately estimated cost of the proposed several public improvements, and the amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred for each thereof, and the rate of interest to be paid on said indebtedness, fixing the date on which such special election will be held, the manner of holding such election, and the voting for or against the incurring of such indebtedness, an~ providing that in all particulars not recited in this Ordinance such special election shall be held as provided by law for holding municipal elections in the city of Santa Ana. Whereas, on the 1st day of June, 1920, at a meeting of the legislative branch of the city of Santa Aha, to-wit: the Board of Trustees of said City, by a vote of more than two-thirds of all the members of the said Board of Trustees, there was passed and adopted Resolution No. 65? of said city, determining and declaring that the puOlic interest and also the public necessity demands the acquisition and construction of certain municipal improvements and also the completion of certain other municipal improvements in the city of Santa Aha, as follows: (b) (o) (a) (e) (g) (h) (i) (j) The completion and improvement of the municipal water works of the city of Santa Ans. The acquisition and construction in the city of Santa Ana of a building for municipal uses and purposes thereof, as a Fire Hall, and the com- pletion of the fire apparatus of the city of Santa Ans. The completion and improvement of the general sewer system of the oi~ of Santa An~. The completion ~nd improvement of the City Hall of the city of Santa Ana, a building therein constructed for municipal uses and purposes. The acquisition of certain property for municipal uses and purposes of street work, and to be used in the improvement an5 repair of the public streets of the city of Santa Ans. The construction of cement pavement and a wearing surface upon a portion of North Main Street, a public street in the city of Santa Ans. The construction of cement pavement and a wearing surface upon a portion of East First Street, a public street in the city of Santa Ans. The construction of cement pavement and a wearing surface upon a portion of Bristol Street, a public street in the city o£ Santa Ans. The construction of cement pavement and wearing surface upon those portions of certain public streets in the city of Santa Ana, not already paved with cement pavement and wearing surface which abut upon, and inso- far as t~ey do abut upon, the school grounds of certain public schools in the city of Santa Ana. The construction of concrete and steel constructed culverts under and across Second, Third, and Fourth Streets, public streets in the city of Santa Ans. The said municipal improvements, and each of them, being necessary and convenient to carry out the objects, purposes and powers of the city of Santa Ana; the cost of which municipal improvements, and of each of them, will be too great to be paid out of the or- dinary annual income and revenue of the city of Santa Aha. Now therefor, at this, an adjourned regular and subsequent meeting of the said Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Aha, after the passage and adoption of the said Resolution No. 657, the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. It having been determined and deOlared by Resolution No. 657 of the city of Santa Ana, passed and adopted by the vote of two-thirds and more of all the members of the Board of Trustees of said city as the legislative branch thereof, that the public in- terest and also thepublio necessity demands the completion and improvement of the municipal 285 water works of the city of Santa Aha, the completion and improvement thereof to consist of the drilling of one wate~~ w~ll from the surface of the earth to a proper and sufficient water-bearing strata, the purchase and installation of two deep well pumps, one 350 horse power boiler, one 40 horse power electric motor, one automobile service oar, aud a quantity of water pipe for the purpose of and to be used in the extension of the water mMns of the municipal water works of said city, in order to carry o1~t the oojeots, purposes, and powers of the city of Santa Aha, and the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the said city. It ia hereby further determined and declared that the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Aha proposes to incur a bonded debt to pay the cost of the completion and im- provement of said municipal improvement, and to issue and s~ll the bonds of the city of Santa &ua to p~y the cost of thecompletion and improvement of said municipal water works. Se0tion 2. The object and purpose for which the indebtedness is proposed to be incurred is to psy the cost of the completion and improvement of said municipal water works of the city of Santa Ana, in order to make and render said municipal water works adequate to furnish to the city of Santa Ana, and the inhabitants thereof, a continuou~ and suf- ficient supply of water for domestic use and with which to sprinkle the streets and other public places in said city, and for the extinguishment of fires, and the completion and im- provement of said municipal water works is necessary and convenient to carry out the ob- Jects and purposes andpowecs of the city of Santa Ans. Section 9. The cost of the completion and improvement of said municipal water works is estimated to be $33,000.00 and the amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be in- curred therefor is the sum of $33,000.00 which sum is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary anuual income and revenue of the city of Santa Ans. Section 4. The rate of interest to be paid on the principal of the said indebt- edness of $33,000.00 which it is proposed to be incttrred is hereby fixed at 5½% per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 5. It having been determined anddeolared by Resolution No. 657 of the City of Santa A~a, passed and adopted by the vote o£ two-thirds and more of all the members of the Board gf Trustees of ~aid city, as the legislative branch thereof, that the public in- terest and also the public necessity demands the acquisition and construction in the city of Santa Ana of a building for municipal uses and purposes thereof as a Fire Hall, and the completion of the fire apparatus of the city o£ Santa An~, the said completion of the fire apparatus to consist of the purchase of one power driven and operated pumping engine and hose ~me-truck combined, one power dmiven and operated service truck equipped with ladders, the purchase of approximately 1400 ft. of adequate fire hose, ~ud the installation of fire alarm apparatus in the said Fire Hall, in order to carry out the objects, purposes, and powers of the city of Samta Ana, and the co~t thereof will ~e too great to Oe paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the said city. It is ~areby further determined and declared that the Board o£ Trustees of the City of Santa Ana propose to incur a bonded debt to pay the cost of the acquisition and con- struction of said Fire Hall, and the completion of said fire apparatus, and to issue and sell the bonds of the city of Santa Ana to pay the cost thereof. Section 6. The object and purpose for which the indebtedness is proposed to be incurred is to rW the coat of the acquisition and construction of said building for muni- cipal uses and purposes, s~ a Fire Hall in which to house the fire apparatus and fire de- partment of the city of Santa ~na, and to complete the fire apparatus of said City, in 286 order to make and render the fire apparatus of the city of Santa Aha sufficient and adequate for the protection of the property of the city of Santa Aha, and of the inhabitants thereof, · against fire and for the extinguishment of fires, and the acquisition and construction of said building for municipal uses and purposes as a Mire Hall, and the completion of the fire paratus is necessary and convenient to carry out the objects, purposes and powers cf the City of Santa Ana. Section 7. The cost of the acquisition and construction of said Fire Hall and the completion of said fire apparatus is estimated to be $45,000.00 and the amount of the prin- cipal of the indebtedness to be incurred therefor is theeum of $45,000.00 which sum is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the city of Santa Ans. Section g. The Fate of interest to be paid on the principal of the said indebtedness of ~45,000.00 which it is proposed to be incurred is hereby fixed at 5~per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 9. It having been determined and declared by Resolution No. 657 of the City of Santa ~a, passed and adopted by the vote of two-thirds and more of all the members of the Board of Trustees of said city, as the legislative branch thereof, that the public interest and also the ~ublic necessity demands the completion and improvement of the general sewer system Of the city of Santa Ana, the completLon and improvement to consist of the Wurchase of sufficient main sewer pipm and the installation thereof in public streets of the city of Santa Aha to extend from a point approximately at the intersection of Fruit and Poinsetta ~treets, pub~ic streets ~f the city of Santa Ana, in a southerly and westerly direction to South Bristol Street, also a public street thereof, a distance of about 15,000 ft., also to extend from a point approximately at the intersection of North Ross and West 17th ~treets, public street~ of the city of Santa Aha, in a southerly and westerly direction to approximate~y the intersection of West ~yrtle and South Bristol Streets, also public streets therein, a distance of about 7500 ft., in order to carry out the o~jects, purposes, and powers of the city of Santa Aha, and the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income en~ revenue of the~ty~' of Santa Ana. It is hereby further determined and declared that the Board of Trustees of the ~ rite Ans pro~-oses to incur a bonded debt to pay the cost of the completion and city of oa improvement of said ~unicipal improvement , and to issue and sell the bonds of the city of ~anta Aha to pay the cost of the completion and improvement of s~id general sewer system. 2action 10. incurred is to pay The object and purpose for which the indebtedne~s is prorosed to be the cost of the completion and improvement of the general ~ewer system of the city of Santa Aha, in order to make and render the said sewer system ade- quate to furnish to the city of Santa Aha and the inhabitants thereof sufficient Sewage facilities in the proper sewerage and sanitation of said city, and the completion and improvement of said g~neral sewer system is necessary and convenient to carry out the ob- Jects, purposes and powers~f the city of Fanta Ans. Section 11. Thc cost of the completion and improvement of said general sewer system of the city of ~nta Ano is estimated to be $2g, 000.00 and the amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred therefor is the sum of $28,000.00, which sum is and wi:l be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the city of Santa Ans. 287 Section 12. The rate of interes, t to be paid on the principal of the said indebt- edness of $25,000.00 which it is proposed to be incurred is hereby fixed at 5½% per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section l~. It having been determined and declared by Resolution No, 65? Of the city of Santa Aha, passed and adopted by the vote of two-thirds and more of ali the members of the Board of Trustees of said city as the legislative branch thereof, that the public interest and also the public necessity demands the completion and improvement. of the city Hall of the city of Banta Aha, a building therein constructed for municipal uses and purposes, the completion and improvement thereof to consist of the construction of a concrete besement beneath said building, the removal o£ the toilets now erected upon the ground floor of said building, and their installation in said basement, the construc- tion of of£ice rooms on the floor space now occupied by said toilets, and the repair of the roof of said building, in order to carry out the objects, purposes and powere of the city cf 9ants Ana, and the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the said city. It is hereby further determined, anddeclared that the Board of Trustees of the city of ,canto Ana proposes to incur a bonded debt to pay the cost of the completion and improvement of said municipal improvement, and to issue and sell the bonds of the city of ~anta Ana to pay the cost of the completion and improvement of the said City Hall. .Section 14. The object and purpose for which the indebtedness is proposed to be incurred is to pay the coot of the completion and improvement of said City Hall of the City of ~snta An~ to make and render the same adequate for the use of the city of Santa Ana, as a City Hall, to provide more and necessary office rooms, and to be utilized for public purposes, and to preserve and protect the roof thereof, and the completion and improvement cf said city Hall is necessary and convenient to carry out the objects, purposes and powers of the city of Santa Ans. Sect.ion 1~. The cost of the completion and improvement of said Cit~ Hall is es- timated to be $12,000.00 and the ~mount of the principal of the indebtedness to be in- curred therefor is the sum of $12,000.00 which sum is and will be too gre~t to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the city of £a~ta Aha. Section 16. The rate of interest to be paid on the principsl of the said indebt- edness of ~12,000.00 which it is proposed to be incurred is hereby fixe.d at 5~ per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annuslly. Section 1~. It having been determined and declared by Resolution No. 65? of the city of Santa Aha, passed and adopted by the votebf two-thirds and more of ali the members of the Board of Trustees of said city as the legislative branch thereof, that the public interest and also thepubllc necessity demands the aoquisitio~ of certain property for muni- cipal uses and purposes in the street work of the city bf S-_nta Aha, and to be used in the improvement, repair and care of the public streets thereof, which property shallconsist of one power tr ac tot, in order driven and operated automobile truck with sweeper attachment, one power driven two automobile trucks,one asphalt heater and mixer, and one scarifier and disk, to carry out the o~jeots, purposes, andpow~rs of the city of Santa Au~, and the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary said city. It is hereby further determined and declared that of Santa Aha proposes to lnutzr property for s~d municipal uses and pumposes, annual inoome and revenue of the the Board of Trustees a bonded debt to pay the cost of the acquisiti n and to issue and sell of the city of said the bonds of the city 288 of Santa Aha to pay the cost of the acquisition of said property f~r said municipal uses and purposes. Section la. The object and purposes for which the indebtedness is proposed to be in- curred is to pey the cost cf the acquisition of the described property, to provide and fur- nish the city of Santa Aha with the necessary property, apparatus and appliances for the improvement, repair, an~ care of the public streets thereof, and the acquisition of the said property is necessary and convenient to ca~ry out the objects, purposes and powers of the city of Santa Ans. Seotic~ l~. The cost of the acquisition of the described property -is estimated to be $16,000.00, and the amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred there- for is the sum of $16,OOO.OO which sum is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the city of Santa Aha. .~$ection 20. The rate of interest to bepaid on the principal cf the said indebt- edness of $16, OOO.OO which it is proposed to b~ incurred is hereby fixed at 5½% per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 21. It having been determined and declared by Resolution No. 65? of the City of Santa Aha, passed and adopted by the vote of two-thirds and more of all the members of the Board of Trustees of the said City as the legislative branch thereof, that the public interest and also the public neces.:ity demands the aonetruction by the city of S aura Aha of street work therein, consisting of the construction of cement pavement and a wearing surface upon that portion of North Main Street, a public street in the city of Santa Aha, extending northerly from the intersecl~on ofsaid North Main Street by First 1~treet, also a public street in said city, to the intersection of North Main Street by the northerly ex- 'terior boundaries of said city, in order to carry out the objects, purposes and pow=rs of the city of Santa Aha, and the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the said city. It us hereby further determined and declared that the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Ana proposes to incur a bonded debt to pay the cost of the construction of s~ d municipal improvement, and to issue and se 11 the bonds of the city of $enta Aha to pay the cost of the construction of said cement pavement and wearing surface upon the described portion of North Main Street. Section 22. The object and purpose for which the indebtedness is proposed to be incurred ia to pay the cost of the construction of cement pavement and wearing surface by the city of Santa Aha upon the described ~ortion of North MainStreet in the city of Santa Aha, to make and render the same safe, sufficient and adequate for the pu~rposes of public travel and transportation thereon, and the construction of said municipal improvement is necessary and convenient to carry out the objects, purpose~ and powers of the city of Santa Ans. Section 23. The cost of the construction of cement pavement and wearing sur- face upon the described portion of North Main Street by the city of S~nta Ana is estimated to be $36,000.00, and the amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred there- for is the sum of $36,000.00, which sum is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annuel income and revenue of the city of Santa Ans. Section 24. The rate of interest to be pal~ on the principal of the said indebt- edness of $36, O00fO0 which it is proposed to be incurred is hereby fixed at 5½%, per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 25.- It having bee~ determined and declared by Resolution No. 65? of the city of Santa Aris, passe4 and adopted by the vote of two-thirds and more of all the mem- 289 berm of the Board of Trustees of said city aS the legislative branch thereof, that the public of street work therein, conelsting of the construction of cement pavement and a wearing s~face upon thet portion of East First St=eot, a public street in the city of S~ta Ana, ex- tending eaeterly from the intersection of said~st First Street ~ Main Street, also a public mtreet in amid city, to the intersection of said East First Street by the ,~esterly rail of the rai~ro~ track of the Atchison, Topeka & S~ta Me Railroad Company, in order to c~ry out the objects, p~poses and powers of the city of S~ta ~, an~3 the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income ~d revenue of the said city. It is hereby f~ther determined and declared that the Bo~d of Trustees of the city of S~ta Anm proposes to inc~ a bonded debt to pey the coot of the conztruction of said municip~ improvement, end to issue ~d sell the bonds of the city of Santa Aha to pay the co~t of the construction of said cement pavement ~d wearing s~face upon the deecrlbed portion of ~ast First Street; Section 26. The object ~d p~pose for which theindebte~ess Is proposed to be curred ~a to pey the cost of the construction of cement pavement ~d we~in~ s~face by the city of Sentm Aha upon the described portion of E~t First Street in the cit~ of Ana, to make and render the s~e safe, sufficient and adequate for the purposes of public travel and transportation thereon, ~d the construction of s~d m~iolpal improvement to c~zy out the objects, p~poses and powers of the city of ~anta Cost of the construction of cement pavement and wearing surface upon the described portion of East First Street by the city of Santa Ana is estimated to be ~10,000.00 and the amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred there- for is the sum of ~lO,OO0.O0 which sum is and will be too great to be p~id out of the or- dinary annual income and revenue of the city of Santa Aha. Section 28.. The rate of interest to be paid on the principal of the said indebt- edness of .~lO,O00.O0 which it is proposed to be incumred is hereby fixed at 5½% per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 29. It having been determined and declared by Resolution No. 657 of the city of Santa Ana, passed and adopted by the vote of two-thirds and more of ell the mem- bers of the B~ard of T~ustees of said city as the legislative branch thereof, that the public interest and also the public neceseity demands the construction by the city of Sant~ Ana~ of street work therein , consisting of the construction of cement pavement and a wearing su~face upon that portion of Bristol Street, a public street in the city of Santa Ana, extending South from the intersection of said Bristol Street by West Fifth Street, aleoa public street in said city, to ~he intersection of said Bristol Street by the eoutherly ex- terior boundaries of maid city, in order to carry out the objects, purposes and powers of the city of S~nta Ana, and the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the or- dinary annual income and revenue of the said city. It is hereby further determined and declared that the Board of Trusteea of the city of Sant~ Ana proposes to incur a bonded debt to pay the cost of the conetruction of said municipal improvement, and to issue and sell the bonds of the city of Santa Ana to pay the coot of the construction of said cement pavement and wearing surface upon the described portion of Bristol Street. Section 30. The object and purpoee for which the indebtedness is proposed to be in- curred is to pay the cost of the construction of cement pavement ~nd wearing surf eec by the city of Santa Aha upon the described portion of Brietol Street in the city of Sar~ a Ana, necessary and convenient Ana. Section 27. The to make and render the same safe, sufficient and adequate for the purpose of oubllc travel and transportation thereon, and the construction of said municipal improvement is necessary and convenient to carry out the objects, purposes andpowers of the city of Santa Ans. Section 31. The cost of the construction of cement pavement and wearing surface upon the described portion of Bristol Street by the city of Santa Ana is estimated to be $9,000.00 and th$ amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred therefor is the sum of ~9,~00.00 which sum is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the city of Santa Ana. Section 32. The rate of interest to be paid on the principal of the said indebt- edness of $9,000.00 which it is proposed to be incumred is herecy fixed at 5~ per annum, and the said interest-at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 33. It having been determined and declared by Resolution No. 657 of the city of Santa Ana, passed and adopted by the vote of two-thirds and more of all the members of the Board of Trustees of said city as the legislative branch thereof, that the public interest and also the public necessity demands the construction by the city of Santa Aha of street work therein, consisting of the construction cf cement pavement and wearing sur- face upon that portion of those certain public streets in the city of Santa Aha, not already paved with cement pavement and a wearing surface, which abut upon and so far as they do abut upon thepublic school grounds of certain public schools thereof, andwhich public schools and the public streets, portions of which abut thereon and to be paved, are described as follows: NIGH ~¢HOOL ~outh Ross Street from West Walnut Street to West CamilleStreet. West Camille St. from South Ross Bt. to South Par ton Street, South Patton Street from West Camille St. to West Walnut St., West Walnut St. from South Patton St. to South Ross Street. WA~MIMGTON SCHOOL North Sycamore Street from Church St. to West Tenth Street, ~NT.~NMD~AT~ ~CROOL North Main St. from East 9th St. to East 10th St., East 9th Street from North Bush Street to North ~ain Street, LYNCOLN SCMOOL Fourteenth Street from Poinsetta Street to French Street. French Street from Fourteenth' Street to East Fifteenth Street, East Fifteenth Street from French Street to the right-of-way of the Southern Pacific Company. NCgINLDY ~CHOOL North Flower Street from West Second Street to West Third St., Olive Street from West Second Street to West Third St. FIFTH STREET SCHOOL West Fifth Street from North Bristol Street to Hesperian Street. SPURGEON SCHOOL Cubbon Street from South Sycamore Street to South Broadway. South Sycamore Street from Cubbon Street to Fairview Street. South Broadway from CubbonS%reet to Fairview Street. Fairview Street from South Sycamore Street to South Broadway. ROOSEVELT SCHOOL Ee~t First Street from Orange Avenue to Maple Street. East Walnut Street from Orange Avenue to Maple Street. 291 JEFFERSON SCHOOL West Seventeenth Street from Durant Street to North Ross Street North Roes Street from West Seventeenth Street to West Sixteenth Street, West SixTeenth Street from Durant Street to North Ross Street. Durant ~treet from West Seventeenth Street to West Sixteenth Street. in order to carry out the objects, purposes and powers of the city of Santa Ana, and the cost thereof will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the said city. It is hereby further determined and declared that the Boemd of Trustees of the city of Santa Ana proposes to incur a bonded de~ to pay the cost of the construction of said municipal improvement, and to issue and sell the bonds of the city of Santa Ana to pay the cost of the construction of cement pavement and wearing surface upon that portion of those certain public streets in the city of Santa Ans, not already paved with cement pave- ment and a wearing surface, which abut upon and so far as they do a~t upon the public school grounds of certain vublic schools thereof. 9ection 34. The object and purpose for which the indebtedness is proposed to be incurred is to pay the cost of the construction of cement pavement andwearing surface upon that portion of those certain public streets in the city of Santa Ana, not already paved with cement pavement and a wearing surface, which abut upon and so far as they do abut upon the public school grounds of certain public schools thereof, to make and render the same safe, sufficient and adequate for the purposes of public travel and transportation thereon, and the construction of said municipal improvement is necessary and convenient to carry out the objects, purposes an~ powers cf the city of Santa Ans. Section_35. The cost of the construction of cement pavement and wearing surface upon that portion of those certain public streets in the city of Santa Aha, not ~ready paved with cement pavement and a w~aring surface, which abut upon and so far as they do abut upon the public school grounds of certain public schools thereof, by the city of Santa Ana is estimated to be ~40,000.00 and the amount of the principal of l~he indebted- ness to be incurred therefor is the sum of $40,000.00, which sum is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the city of Santa Ans. Section 36. The rate of interest to be paid on the principal of the ~aid indebt- edness of $40,000.00 which it is proposed to be incurred is hereby fixed at 5~% per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 3~' It having been determined and declared by Resolution No. 65Y of the city of Santa Ana, passed and adopted by the vote cf two-thirds and more of all the members of the Board of Trustees of said city es the legislative branch thereof, that the public interest and also the public necessity demands the construction by the city of Sante Ana of street work therein, consisting of the construction of concrete and steel constructed culverts under and acroe~ Second, Third, and Fourth Streets, public streets in the city of Santa Aha, by the installation and construction under and across said streets concrete and steel constructed culverts, sufficient in dimensions to afford proper drainage as follows: Ia) Under and across Second Street at the intersection of said street by French Street, Street, Street. Spurgeon Street, Bush Street, and Main Street. (b) Under and eoroes Third Street at the intersection of said Street by Main Street. (c) Under and across Fourth Street a t the intersection of said street by French Spurgeon ~treet, Bush Street, Main Street, Syoemore Street, Broadway, and Birch 292 All of which streets are public streets order to ca~ry out Zhe-objects, purposes thereof will be too great to be paid out said city. It is hereby further determined and declared that in and of the city of Santa Aha, and is in and powers of the city of Santa. Aha, and the cost of the ordinary annual income and revenue of t he the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Aha proposes to incur a bonded debt to pay the cost of the construction of s~id municipal improvement, and to issue and sell the bonds of the city of Santa Aha to pay the cost of the construction of concrete and steel constructed culverts under and across the said Second, Third, end Fourth Streets of the city of Santa Ans. Section 3g. The object end purpose for which the indebtedness ia proposed to be in- curred is to pay the cost of the construction of concrete and steel constructed culverts under and across Second, Third and Fourth Streets, public streets in the city of Santa Aha, to provide sufficient and proper drainage for the storm water which from time to time is rreol~itated and accumulates upon and along said pu~olic streets, and that the construction of said municipal improvement is necessary and convenient to carry out the objects,pur- poses and powers of the city of santa Aha. Section 39' The cost of the construction of concrete and steel constructed culverts under and across said Second, Third end Fourth Streets, public streets in the city of Santa Aha, at the said intersections, by the city of Santa Aha, is estimated to be ~5,000.00 and the amount of the principal of the inde~edness to be incurred therefor ie the sum of ~5,000.00. which sum is and will he too greet to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue cf the city of Santa Ans. Section ~O. The rate of interest to be paid on the principal of the said indebtedness of $5,000.00 which it is proposed to be incurred is hereby fixed at 5~ per annum, and the said interest at said rate shall be paid semi-annually. Section 41. The Board of Trustees of the city of ~anta Ana hereby orders the submission of the several above stated propositions of~%nourring bomded indebtedness by the city of santa Aha, for the several purposes, and in the several amounts of the principal of indebtedness to be incurred therefor, as set forth in said Resolution No. 65?, end in this Ordinance hereinbefore recited, described and stated, to the qualified voters of the city of santa Ana, and for that purpose an~. election is hereby called and ordered t~ be held at and within the city of Santa Aha on Tuzsday, the 2Oth day of July, 1920, which day is hereby fixed as the date on which said election shall be held, and the said election shall be a specia! election. Section 42. At the special election called, ordered to be held, and provided for by Section 41 of this Ordinance, there shall be and is hereby submitted to the qualified voters of the city of Santa Aha, the several propositions of incurring ~Onded indebtedness by the city of ~anta Aha, for the several purposes, and in the severa~amounts of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred, as set forth in said Resolution No. 65?, and as in this Ordinance hereinbefore recited, described, and stated. ~ectlon 4~. The manner of holding such special election and the voting for or against incurring said indebtednes~ shall be as follows: The several propositions of incurring bonded indebtedness by the city of Santa Ana shall be submitted to the qualified voters the~-eof by printed ballot. On said ballot the several purposes togother with th, amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred for such purpose shall he separately stated, each as a distinct proposition. 293 The ballots used at said special election except as otherwise provided for in this Ordinsnce shal3 be prepared, printed, furnished and distributed as provided by law for preparing, printing, furnishing and distributing bsllots at municipal elections in the city of Santa Ans. Each bsllot shall have printed on the top of the face thereof, the following: MUNICIPAL TI~ET BOND ELECTION CITY OF SANTA ANA INST~U.,TION~ TO VOTERS: To vote in favor of any proposition stamr a cross in the voting square at the right of the word "YES" following the proposition to be voted upon. To vote against any proposition stamp a cross (X) in the voting square at the right of the word "NO" following the proposition to be voted upon. ALL MARKS E~CEPT THE CROSS (X) ARE FORBIDDEN. ALL DISTINGUISHING ABE FOMBIDDFN AND MAK~ THE BALLOT VOID. If you ~ONGLY STAMP, TEAR, OB D~FA~E THI? BALI.CT return it to the Inspector of election and obtain another. There shall be further printed on the face of each of geld ballots, the following: PROPOSITIONS. Shall the city of santa Ana incur a bonded indebtedness for the completion and improvement of the municipal water works of the city of Senta Aha in the sum of - ,ooo.oo. YES NO,, Shall the city of santa Ana incur a bonded indebtedness for the acquisition and construction in the city of santa Aha of a building for municipal uses and purposes thereof as a Fire Hall, and the completion of the fire apparatus of the city of Santa Aha, in the sum of $45,000.00. YES NO Shall the city of Santa Ana incur a bonded indebtedness for the completion and improvement of the general sewer system of the city of Santa Aha, in the sum of Ss ,ooo.oo. YES NO Shall the city of Ssnta Aha incur a bonded indebtedness for the completion and improvement of the City Hall of the city of santa Ana, a building therein constructed for municipal uses and purposes, in the sum of $12,O00.OO Shall the city of Santa Aha incur a bonded indebtedness for the acquisition of certain property for municipal uses and purposes of street work and to be used in the improvement and repair of the public streets of the city of Santa Aha, in the sum of $16,000.OO YES NO YES NO Shall the city of santa Aha incur a bonded indebtedness for the construction of cement pavement and a wearing surface upon a portion of North Main Street, a public street in the city of Sent~ Aha, in the sum of $~6,000.00. Shall the city of Santa Ana incur a bonded indebtedness for the construction of cement pavement and a wearing surface upon a portion.of East First Street, a public street in the city of Santa Ana, in the sum of $10,000.O0 Shall the city of Santa Ana incur a bonded indebtedness for the construction of cement pavement and a wearing surfsce upon a portion of Bristol Street, a public Street in the city of Santa Ana, in the sum of $9,000.00 YFS NO YES NO YES NO Shall the city of Santa Aha incur a bonded indebtedness for the construction of cement pavement and wearing sur- face upon those portions of certain public streets in the city of Santa Aha, not already paved with cement pavement end wesring surface, which abut upon, and in so far as they do abut upo~ the school grounds of certain public schools in the city of Santa Aha, in the sum of $40,000.00. YES NO Shal] the city of Santa Ana incur a bonded indebtedness for the construction of concrete and steel constructed YES culverts under and across SecOnd, Third and Fourth Streets, Sublic streets in the city of Santa Aha, in the sum of NO 5,ooo.oo. Section 44. For the purpose of said special election the city of Santa Ana is hereby subdivided into six (6) special election precincts, and for that purpose the election pre- cincts of and in the city of Santa Aha now existing are hereby consolidated into six special election precincts, provided that not exceeding six of said existing precincts are or shall be consolidated into one special election precincts. The six special election precincts ac established are hereby consecutively number- ed as Special Election Precincts Nos. 1-2-3-4-5-6. Special election precinct No. 1 shall include and embrace all that portion of the city of Santa .Aha located within the following described boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of the center lines of Main and Seventeenth Streets, thence West along the center line of Seventeenth Street to its intersection by the center line of North Broadway; thence South along the center line of Broadway to the center line of Fairview Avenue; thence West along the center line of Fairview Avenue to its intersection by the center line of South Bristol Street; thence South on the center line of South Bristol Street to its intersec~on by the southerl~ exterior boundaries of the city of Santa Ana; thence Easterly and Southerly along and pu~- suing t~e southerly exterior boundaries of the city of Santa Aha to the ca, tar line of South Main Street; thence North on the center line of said. Main;$treet;.thenoe North on the center line of said Main Street to the intersection thereof by the center line~f Third Street; thence East on the center line of Third Street to its intersection by the center line of French Street; thence North on the center line of French Street to its in- tersection by the center line of Washington Avenue; thence West on the center line of Washington Avenue to its intersection by the center line of Bush Street; thence North on the center line of Bush Street to its inter- section b~ the center line of Seventeenth Street; thence West on the center line of Seventeenth Street, to the center line of Main Street, the place of beginning. The eald'Bpecial Election Precinct No. 1 being composed of e~ection precincts of the ~ity of Santa Ana, now existing, numbered 1-2-3-4-29-31, and which ~e hereby censoti- daSed for the purpose of said Special Election. The special election shall'be held at and in said Special Election Precinct No. 1 the Intermediate School Building, located on the easterly slde of North Main ~treet, between 9th and 10th Streets, which Intermediate School Building is hereby designated as the polling place for said Special Election Precinct No. 1, A Board of Election is hereby appointed in and for Special Election Precinct No. 1 to consist of one inspector, two Judges, and t~ree clerks, each of whom is an actual resident of Special Election Precinct No. land a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts of which Special Election Precinct No 1 is composed, named as follows: Inspector George S. Smith Judge Mitt Phillips Judge Frank J. Adams Clerk Addisou C. Bowers Clerk Roy C. Peterson C1 ark Wilbur W. Wasser Special Election Precinct No. 2 shall include and embrace all that porti:m of the city of Santa Ana located within the following described boundaries: 0o~encing at the intersection of the center lines of North Main and SeVenteenth Streets, thence North on the center line of Main Street to the intersection of the center line of North Main Street by the northerly exterior boundaries of the cityof Santa Aha; thence Easterly and Southerly along and pursuing the North and East boundaries of the city of Santa Aha to the intersection of said East boundary by the center line of Fourth Street; thence West ~ursuing the center line of Fourth Street to its inter- section by the center line of French Street; thence North on the center line of French Stree~ to its intersection by the center line of Washington Avenue; thence West on the center line ~f WashinEton Avenue to its intersection by the centar line of Bush Street; thence North on the center line of Bush Street to its intersection Oy the center line of Seventeenth Street; thence West on the center line of Seventeenth Street to its intersection by the center line of North ~ain Street, the place of beginning. The said special Election Precinct No._ 2_being composed of election precincts of the city of Santa Ans, n~w existing, numbered 5-8 ?-~-23-32, and which are hereby consolidated for the purpose of said Special Election. The special election shall be held at and in said Special Election Precinct No,2 at the Lincoln School Building, located on the easterly side of French Street, between Fourteenth Street and Fifteenth Street, which Lincoln School Building is hereby designated ' the polling place for said Special Election~Precinct No. 2. A Board of Kleotion is hereby appointed in and for Special Election ?r¢¢ino~ No,E to consist of one inspector, two judges, and three clerks, each cf whom is an actual resident of Special Election Precinct No. 2 and a registered qualified elector cf one of the precincts of which Special Elec~on Precinct No. 2 is composed, named ss follows: Inspector William L. Grubb Judge Albert P. Dresser Judge Joseph S. Wasser Clerk Floyd H. Mitchell Clerk George H. Platt Clerk Howard C. Timmons the city Special Election Precinct No. 3 shall include and embrace all that portion of of Santa Aha located within the following described boundaries: Commencing at theintersection of the center lines of Fourth and French Streets; thence east on the center line of Fourth Street to its inter- section by the easterly exterior boundary of the city of Santa Aha; thence South along the pursuing the easterly exterior ooundaries of the city of Santa Aha to its union with the southerly exterior boundary thereof; thence westerly and northerly to the intersection of said southerly exterior boundary by the center line of Main Street; thence North alon~ the center line of Main Street to its intersection by the center line of Third Street; thence East along the center line of Third Strait to its intersection by the center line o£ French Street; thence North on the center line of French Street to its intersection by the center line of Fourth Street, the place of beginning. The said Special Election Precinct No. 3 being composed of election precincts of the city of Santa Aha, now existing, numbered 9-10-Il-12-30, and which are hereby consolidated for the purpose of said Special Election. The special election shall be held at and in said Special Election Precinct No. 3 at the Roosevelt School Building, lpcated on the south side of First Street, between Orange Avenue and Maple Street, which Roosevelt School Building is hereby designated as the polling place foreais Special Election Precinct NO. 3. A Board of Election ie hereby appointed in and for Special Election Precinct No. 3, to consist of one inspector, two Judges, and three clerks, each of whom is an actual resident of Special Election Precinct No. 3 and a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts of which Special Election Precinct No. 3 is composed, named as follows: Inspector ~RE$ H. Taylor Judge Herbert R. Grove Judge C1 ark ~eonard A, Turner Leo R,' Rafter Clerk Lloyd P, Fuller Clerk Melvin R. Scott Special Election Precinct No. 4 shall include and embrace all that portion of the city of Santa Aha located within the follo,¥ing described boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of the center lines of Fifth end Pazton Streets, thence South along the center line of Patton Street to its intersection by the center line of First Street; thence West along the center line of First Street to its intersection by the center line of Flower Street; thence South on the center line of Flower ~treet to its intersection b~ the center line of Myrtle Street; thence West on the center line of Myrtle ~treet to its intersection by the center line of Bristol ~treet; thence South along the center llne of Bristol Street to its intersection by the southerly exterior boundary of the city of ~anta Ana; thence Westerly and Northerly along and pursuing the southerly and westerly exterior boundaries of the city of Santa Aha to its inter~ection by the center line of Fifth Street; thence East along the center line of Fifth Street to its intersection by the canter line of Par ton Street, the place of beginning. The said Special Election Precinct No. 4 being composed of election Dnecincts of the o~t~ Qf Santa_Ans. no~ existing, n.u~be~cd 15-16-17-26, and which are ne soy consolxaazea xor zne pmrpooe ox 296 said Special Election. The special election shall be held at and in said Special Election Precinct No. 4 at the McKinley School Building, located on the south side of Third Street, between Flower and Olive Streets, which McKinley School Building is hereby desig- nated as the Polling place for said Special Election Precinct No. 4. actual of one of the precincts of which Special A Board of Election is hereby appointed in and for Special Election Precinct to consist of one inspector, two Judges, and three clerks, each of whom is an resident of Special Election Precinct No. 4, and a registered qualified elector Election Precinct No. 4 i~ composed, named Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Stanley M. Relnhaus John C. Hadden Lee L. Alderman Fred Self err Clerk George ~. Angle Clerk Chgs. W. Burr as follows: Special Election Precinct No. 5 shall include and embrace all that the city of Santa Ann located within the following described boundaries: portion of Commencing at the intersection of the center lines of Fifth and patton Streets, thence east on the center line of Fifth Street to its intersection by the center line of Broadway; thence South on the cen- ter line of Broadway to its intersection by the center line of Fair- view Avenue; thence West on the center line of Fairview Avenue to its intersection by the center line of Bristol Street; thence North on the center line of Bristol Street to it, s intersection by the center line of Myrtle Street; thence East on the center line of Myrtle Street to its intersection by the center line of Flower Street; thence North on the center line of Flower Street to its intersection by the center line of First Street; thence East on the center line of First Street to its inter se~ion by the center line of Parton ~treet; thence North on the center line of Patton Street to its intersection by the center line of Fifth Street, the place of beginning. The said Special Election Precinct No. 5 being composed of elec- tion precincts of the city of santa Aha, now existing numbered 13-14- 1~-27-2g, and which are hereby consolidated for the purpose of said Special Election. The special election shall be held at ~-nd in said Special Election Precinct No. 5 st the Polytechnic High School Building, located on the south side of Walnut Street at the corner of Walnut and Roes Streets, and which Polytechnic High School Building is hereby designated as the polling place for said Special Election Pre- cinct No. 5. A Board of Election is hereby appointed in and for Special Election Precinct No. 5, to consist of one inspector, two judges, and three clerks, each of whom is an actual resident of Special Election Precinct No. 5, and a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts as follows: Inspector Judge Special of the city of of which Special Precinct No. 5 is composed, named Judge C1 erk C1 erk C1 erk Election precinct Arthur H. Patterson Simon $. Stein Lewis A. Sohleelnger ~hss. _~. Morris Victor. ~alker Raymond R. Dickinson No. 6 shall include and embrace all that portion Santa Aha located within the following described boundaries: 297 Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Fifth Street aud Broadway, thence North on the center line of Broadway to its intersection by the center line of Seventeenth Street; thence East on the corner line of Seventeenth Street to its intersection by the center line of Main Street; thence North on the center line of Main Street to itc intersection by the northerly exterior boundary of the city of Santa Aha; thence westerly and eoutharly along and pursuing the northerly and westerly exterior boundaries of the city of Santa Ana to its intersection by the center line o£ Fifth Street, thence east on the center line of Fifth Street to its intersection by the center line of Broadway, the point of beginning; The said Special Election Precinct No. 6 being composed of election precincts of the city of Santa Ana, now existing numbered t9-2G-21-22-24-25, and which are hereby consolidated for the pur- pose of smd special election. The special election shall be held at end in said Special Election Precinct No. 6 at the Jefferson School Building, located on the south side of Seventeenth Street, be- tween Ross and Durant Streets, and which Jefferson School Building is hereby designated as the polling place for said Special Election Precinct No. 6 . A Boated of 'Elsctionis hereby appointed in and for Special Election Precinct No. 6 to consist of one inpector, two judges, and three clerks, each of whom is an actual resident of Special Election Precinct No. 6 and a registered qualified elector of one of the precincts of which Special Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk Election Precinct No. 6 ie composed, William R. Sylvester, Fred H. Townar, Henry D. ~eyar W. B. Blackman Elmer L. Prince W. L. Tubbe named as follows: Section 45. The Board of Election hereinbefore appointed shall in the Special Election Precinct for which they are appointed hold, conduct, and mak~ returns of said special election, and each member of the Boards of Election hereinbefore appointed shall, upon presentation of proper demand against the city of Santa Ana, receive as compensation for his or her services as an election officer the sum of $6.00. Section 46. The polls at the polling places hereinbefore designated and es- tablished in said Special Election Precincts Nos. 1-2-3-4-5-6 must be opened at six o'clock A. M. of the day of election and must be kept open until seven o'clock P. M. of the same day, when the polls shall be closed, except as provided for in Sec. 1164 of the Po]iclcal Code of the State of California. Segtion 47. In all particulars not recited in this Ordinance said special election shall be held and conducted as provided by law for holding municipal elections in the city of Santa Ans. Section 4g. Any qualified voter may at said special election vote in favor of any proposition submitted by stamping a cross (X) on his or her ballot in the voting square at the right of the word "YES", following the propositi~ voted upon; and any ~ualified voter may at said special election vote against any proposition submitted by stamping a cross (X) on his or her ballot in the voting square at the right of the word "NO" following ~he proposition voted upon. Section 4~. If any voter at said special election shall have stamped a cross voting square at the right of the word "YES" following any proposition voted u~on his or her ballot shall be counted in favor of the issuance of the ~onds mentioned in that prop- osition, aud if he or she shall have stamped a cross (~) in the voting square at the right of the word "NO" following any proposition voted upon his or her ballot shall be counted against the issuance of the bonds mentioned in that proposition. Section ~0. If at acid special election two-thirds or more of all the voters 298 voting thereat shall have voted in favor of any one or more of the propositions submitted then the issuance of the bonds mentioned in such proposition or propositions shall be deem- ed to be authorized and shall be lsBued and sold by the city of Santa Aha for the several objects and purposes and in the several amounts Of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred therefor, as set forth in Resolution No. 657, recited in this Ordinance, and stated on said ballot, if so authorized, as follows: (a) In the principal sum of $33,000.00 for the completion and improvement of the municipal water works of the city of Santa Aha, and the sum of $33,000.00 shall be repre- sented by fifty (50) bonds, each dated the 1st day of September, 1~20, and numbered con- secutively from one (1) to fifty (50), both inclusive, and each odd numbered bond thereof being in the demonination of $1,O00.00 and each even numbered bond thereof being in the demomination of ~20.00. On the let day of September, 1921, two of said bonds, one in the $1,0OO.00 and being bond No. 1 and one in the denomination of denomination o£/~1320.00 and being Bond No. 2, shall be paid, and annually thereafter on the ~st day of September two additional of said fifty bonds in like denominations and in suc- cessive numerical order shall be paid until the whole sum of $33,000.00 shall be well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States, making an annual payment of $1,320.00 on the principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less th~n one-fortieth part of the amount of the principal of said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $33,000.00 shall bear interest from the let day of September, 1520, at the rate of 5½% per annum, payable semi-annually, the first installment of interest shall be paid on the let day of March, 1~2i, and on the let d~y o£ the months of September ~ud M~rch thereafter until the whole of said principal and inmterest shall have been well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (b) In the principal sum o£ $45,000.00 for the acquisition ~nd construction in the city of S~nta Aha of a building for municipal uses and purposes thereof as a Fire Hall, and the completion of the fire apparatus of the city of Santa Aha, and the sum of $45,000.00 shell be represented by fifty (50) bonds, each dated the let day of September, 1920, and numbered consecutively from one (1) to fifty (50), both inclusive, and each odd numbered bond thereof being in the denomination of $1,O00.00 and each even numbered bond thereof being in the denomination of $800.00. On the let day Of September, l~21, two of said bonds one in the denomination of $1,0OO.00 and being Bond No. l, ~nd one in the denomination of SgO0.O0 and being Bond No. 2, shell be paid, and annually thereafter on the let day of September two additional of said fifty bonds in like denominations and in successive numbelcal order shall be paid until the whole sum of $45,000.00 sh~ll be well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States, making mn annual payment of $1,800.00 on the principal said of the/indebtedness, the said sum being not less then one-fortieth part of the amount of the principal of said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $45,000.00 shall bear interest from the let day of September, 1~20, at the rate of 5~ per annum, payable semi-annually the first installment of interest shall ~e paid on the let day of ~arch, l~21, and on the let day of the months of September and ~arch thereafter until the whole of said principal and interest shall have been well ~nd truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (c) ;n the principal sum of $28,000.00 for the completion and improvement of the general sewer system of the city of Santa Aha, and thesum of $28,000.00 shall be rep~ · esented by fifty (50) bonds each dated the let day of September, 1920, and numbered con- secutively from one (1) to fifty (30), both inclusive, and each Odd numbered bond there- of being in the denomination of $1,000.00 ~nd each even numbered bond thereof being in the denomination of $120,00, ~r~-~..~'~.',I,. ~..,~.~ ~...-.~.-~.-~' ~ond *~ ~'~"~-~"' ~ ~ .... ~"'~ ~ 299 -~- On the let day of September, 1921, two of said bonds, one in the denomination of ~],000.00 and being Bond No. I and one in the denomination of $120.00, and being Bonc~ No. 2, shall be paid, and annually thereafter on the let day of September two additional of said fifty bonds in lik~ denominations and in successive numerical order shall be paid until the whole sum of $2g,000.00 shall be well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States, making an annual payment of $1,120.00 on the principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less thsnone~fortieth part of the amount of the principal of said indebtedness · The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $2g,000.00 shall beer interest from the ls.t day of September, 1920, at the rate of 5~% per annum, payable semi-annually, the first inetallment of interest shall be paid on the let day of March, l~S1, and on the let day of the months of September and March thereafter until the wholeof said principal and interest shall have been well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (d) In the principal sum of $12,000.00 for the completion and improvement of the City Hall of the city of Santa A~a, a building constructed for municipal uses and purposes, and the sum of $12,000.00 shall be represented by twenty-five (25) bonds, each dated the 1st dayof September, 1920, and numbered consecutively from one (1) to twenty-five (25) both inclusive, each bond inthe denomination of $480.00. On the let dayof September, 1921 one of said bonds, being Bond No. l, in such denomination shall be paid, and annually thereafter on the let day of September one additional of said twenty-five Uonds in sun- oessive numerical order and of like denomination shall be paid until the whole sum $12,000.O0 shall be well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States, makein an annual payment of $480.00 on the principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less than one-fortieth part of the amount of the principal of said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $12, O00.00 shall bear interes~ from the let day of September, 1920, at the rate of 5½% per annum, payable semi-annually the first installment of interest shall be paid on the let day of March, 1921, and on the let day of the months of ~eptember and March thereafter until the whole of said prinT cipal and interest shell have been well and trulypaid in gold coin of the United States. (e) In the principal sum of $16, O00.O0 for the acquisition of certain property for municipal uses and purposes of etreet work and to be u~ed in the lmprovemant and re- pair of the public streets of the city of Santa Ana, and the sum of $16,000.00 shall be represented by twenty-five (25) bonds, each dated the let day of September, ]920, and numbered consecutively from one (1) to twenty-five (25), bothinclusive, each bond in the denomination of $6~0.O0. On the l~t day of September, 1921, one of said bnnde, being Bond No. 1, in such denomination, shall be paid, and annually thereafter on the let day of September one additional of said twenty-five bonds in successive numerical order and of like denomination shall be paid until the whole aumcf ~16,000.~0 shall be well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States, making an annual payment of ~640.O0 on the principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less than one-fortieth part of the amount of the principal of said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness in the from the let day of September, 1920, at the rate of sumof $16,000.00 shall bear interest 5~ per annum, payable semi-annually, the first installment of interest shall be paid on the let day of March, 1921, and on the let day of the months of September and March thereafter until the whole of said principal and interest shall have been well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (f) In the principal sum of $36,000.00 for theoonstruction of ~ement p~vement and a wearing surface upon a portion of North Main Street, a public street in the city of Santa Ana, snd the sum of $36,000.00 shall be represented by fifty (50) bonds, each dated the let day of September, 1920, and numbered consecutively from one (1) to fifty (50), , both inclusive, and each odd numbered bond thereof being in the denomination ~ $1,000.00,' and each even numbered bond thereof being i:~ the denominatiun of $440.00. On the 1st day of Sentember, 1921, two of said bonds, one in the denomination of $1,000.00, and being Bond No. 1, and one in the denomination of $440.00, and being Bond No. 2, shall be paid, and annual3y thereafter on the 1st day of September two additional of said fifty bonds in like denominations and in successive numerical order shall cbs paid until the whole sum of ~36,000.00 sh~ll be well and truly paid, in gold coin of the United States, making an annual payment of $144G.00 on ~he principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less than one-fortieth part of the amount of the~principal of said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $36,000.00 shall bear interest from the 1st day of Seytember, 1920, at the rate of 5½% per annum, payable semi-annually, the first installment of interest shall be paid on the 1st day of March, 1921, and on the 1st day of the months of Sertember and March thereafter until the whole of said prin- cipal and interest shall have been well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (g) In the principal sum of $10, O00.00 for the construction of cement pavement and a wearing surface upon a portion of East First Street, a public street ir, the city of Santa Ana, and the sum of $10,OO0.00, shall be represented by twenty-five (25) bonds, each dated the 1st day of September, 1920, and numbered consecutively from one (1) to twenty- five (25), both inclusive, ~ach bond in the denomination of $400.00. On the 1st day of September, 1921, one of said bonds, being Bond No. l, in such denomination, shall ~e paid, end anuual3y thereafter on the 1st day Of September, one additional of s aid twenty-five bonds iD successive numerical order and of like denomim~ion shall be paid until the whole sum of ~10, O00.O0 shall be well and truly paid in gold coin ~ the United States, making an annual payment of $400.00 on the principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less than one-fortieth Tart of the amount of the princioal of said indebtednesS. from the lat day of Sept., 1920. The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $10,000.00 shall bear interest~at the rate of 5~ per annum, payable semi-~nnually the first installment of interest shall be paid on the 1st day of March, 1921, and on the 1st day ~f the months of September and March thereafter until the whole of said principaland interest shall h~v~ b~cn well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (h) In the principal sum of $9,000.00 for the construction of cement pavement and s we~rinF surface upon a portion of Bristol Street, a puOlio street in the city of Ssnta Aha, and the sum of $9,000.00 shall be represented by twenty-five (25) bonds, each dated the 1st day of 9eptember, 1920, and numbered consecutively from one (1) to t~.enty-five (25), both inclusive, each bond in the denomination of $360.00. On the 1st day cf ~eptember, 1921, one of said Bonds, being Bond No.1, in such denomination, shall be paid, and annually theN'eafter on the 1st day of September one additional of said twenty-five bonds in suOcessive numerical order and of like denomination shall ~e paid until the whole sum of $9,000.00 shall be well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States, making an annual payment of ~360.00 on the principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less than one- fortieth part of the amount of the principal of said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $9,000.00 shall bear interest from the 1st day of ~eptembar, 1920, at the rate of 5~% per annum, payable semi-annual]y, the first installment of interest shall be paid on the 1st day of March, 1921, and on the let day of the months of September and March thereafter until the whole of said prin- cipal and interest shall h~v,~ be~n well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (i) In the principal sum cf $40,000.00 for the construction of cement pavement and wearing surface upon those portions of certain public streets in the city of Sants Aha, not already paved with cement pavement, and wearing surface, which abut upon, and in so far as they do abut upon, the school grounds of certain public sohoolm in the city of Fanta Aha, and the sum of $40,000.00 shall be represented by fifty (50) bonds, e~ch dated the let day of September, 1920, and jumbcred consecutively from one (1) to fifty (~0~, both inclusive, and e ch odd numbered bond thereof being in the denomination of $1,000.00, and each even numbered bond thereof being in the denomination of $~00~O0. On the let day of September, 192~, two of said bonds, one in the denomination of $1000.00, and being Bond No. 1, and one in the denomination of $600.00, and being Bond No.2, shall be paid, ~nd annusl]y thereafter on the let day of September two additional of said fifty bonds in like denominations and in successive numerical order shell be paid until the whole sum of $40,000.00 shall be well and truly paid, in gold coin of the United States, making an annual payment of $1600.O0 on the principal of the said indebtedness, the said sum being not less than one-fortieth part of the amount of the principal cf said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness in the sum of $~OrO00.O0 shall bear interest from the let day of September, 1920, and at the rate of 5½% per annum, p~yabl$ semi-annually the first installment of interest eh~ll be paid on the let day of March, 192~, and on the let day of the months of September and March therea£ter until the whole of ssid prin- cipal and interest shall have been well and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. (J) In the principal sum of $5,000.00 for the construction of concrete and steel constructed culverts under and across Second, Third, and Fourth Streets~ public streets in the city of Santa Aha, and the sum of $5,000.00 shall be r~presentsd by twenty-five (2~) bonds, each dated the 1st day of September, 1~20, and numbered consecutively from ~ne (1) to twenty-five (25), ~oth inclusive, e~ch bond in the denomination of $200.00. On the 1st dayof September, l~l, one of said bonds, being Bond No. 1, in such denomination, shall be paid, and annually thereafter on the let day of September one additional of said twenty-five bonds in successive numerical order and of like denomination shal~ be paid until the whole sum of $5,000.00 shall be well and truly paid in gold coin of the State~ making an annual payment of $200.00 on the principal of the ssid indebted- United ness, the said sum being not less than one-fortieth part of the amount of the principal of the said indebtedness. The principal of the indebtedness the let day of September, the first instalment of in the sum of $5000.00 shall bear interest from 1920, and at the rate of 5~% per annum, payable semi-annually, interest shall be paid on the 1st day of March, 1921, and on the let day of the months of September and interest shall 8ectio~ 51. object and ?urpose, and March thereafter until the whole of saidprincipal h~ve been wel~ and truly paid in gold coin of the United States. The principal of the indebtedness to be incurred for e~ch separate as set forth in Resolution No. 65?, recited in this Ordinance, and stated in the separate propositions on said ballot, shall be represented by a separate distinct issue of bonds. Each every, and all bonds thst may be authorized at said special election and hereafter issued by the Board of Trustees oK the city of Santa Ana shall be signed by the President of the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Ana, also si~zned by the Treasurer thereof, and shall be countersigned by the Clerk, and The interest to be paid on said bonds shall be evidenced by interest coupons attached to maid bonds and said interest coupons shall be numbered consecutively. The interest coupons shall be signed by the Treasurer of the city of Santa Aha. The principal and interest of each and every one of said bonS$ ahall be pay- able at the treasury of the city of santa Aha, in said city, County of Orange, Stmte of California. No bond, the issuance of which may be ~.uthorized at said special election, or which is hereafter issued or sold by the city of Santa Aha, shall be sold for less than its par value and proceeds of each bond sold shall be placed in the municipal treasury of the city of santa Ana to the credit of the proper improvement fund and shall be applied exclusively to the purposes and objects mentioned in this Orellnance. Section 52. The indebtedness which it is proposed to incur for all of the objects and purposes set forth in Resolution No. 65?, recited in this Ordinance, stated in the proposition on said ballot, to-wit: a proposed total indebtedness of $234,000.00, together with all other indebtedness heretofore incurred by the city of Santa Ana will not in the aggregate exceed fifteen per cent of the assessed value of all the real and persons1 property of the city of Santa Aha. ~ection 5]' All proceedings had under this Ordinance and the issuance and sale of the bonds therein proposed to be issued shall be had in accordance with an act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled: "An Act authorizing the incurring of indebtedness by cities, towns and municipal corporations, for municipal improvements, and regulating the acquisition, construction or completion thereof" (became a law under constitutional provision without Go~Vernor's approval Feb. 25, 1901) and any and all acts that are amendatory thereof. Section ~4. This Ordinacne shall ~e published once a day for eight (g) days in the 8~NTA AMA DAILY EV~N~NC- REGISTER, a newspaper of general circulation, published in the city cf S~nta Ana six days a week, and this Ordinance and the publication thereof as provided for in this Section shall constitute a notice of said special election, and no other notice of such special election need be given. ~ection 5~. This Ordinance being s~ Ordinance calling ~nd otherwise relating to an election, the same shall go into effect and be in force from and after its fina~ passage. The foregoing Ordinance No. 651 w~s passed at an adjourned regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Ana, as the legislative ~ranch thereof, held on the 14th day of June, 1920, by the vote of more tL~n two-thirds of all the members of the said Board of Trustees, and on said d..'.y was signed and approv=d by the President of the Board of Trustees of said city, the said Ordinance being pas~ed hy the affirmative vote of the following named trustees: Ayes, Trustees John G. Mitchell, J. W. A. Walter/Greenleaf. Noes, Trustees None. Absent, Trustees None. The above and foregoing Ordin~nce No. 14th day of June, 19Z0. Attest: Clerk Pro-tam of the City of Santa Aha. Tubb$, C. N. Chapman, H.H.D~le, 651 is signed smd a~proved by me this John ~. ~itchell President of the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Aha. 303 I, H, N. Dale, the duly appointed and acting Clark pro tam of the city of ~anta Ana, do hereby certify that the whole number of the members of the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Aha if five (5) and that the foregoing Ordinance Nc. 651 was adopted and passed by said Board of Trustees at an adjourned regular meeting thereof held on the 14th day of June, 1920, Board of Trustees: John G. Mitchell, J. ~. walter A. Greenleaf. That each of said persons ia and was and acting member of said Board of Trustees by the following named members of Tubbs, C. H. Chapman, H. H. Dale and at said time a duly elected, qualified and that the said members voting for said Ordinance No. 651 constituted more than two-thirds Thst on the 14th day of June, 1920, John G. qualified and acting President of said Board of Trustees, approved the said Ordinance. the of all the members thereof. Mitchell was and is the duly elected, and on said day he signed and IN WITNESS wM~RFOF, I have hereunto affi~e,d my official signature and attested same with the Seal of the city of Santa Aha this 14th day of June, 1920. Clerk pro tam of the city cf Santa Ans. ---o0o --- ORDINANCE NU~3ER 652 AN ORDINANCE OF TME CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIEOR~TIA, FI](ING THE AMOUNT OF MONEY ASCERTAINED TO CARRY ON THE VARIOU~ DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, AND TO gAY T~? BONDED INDERTEgNESS FALLING DUE FOR THE CURRENT YF~AR, 1920-21, AND FIXING THE I~ATE OF TAXATION FOR THE CURRENT YEAR 1920-21 DE- SIGNETING THE NUMRFR OF CENTS ON EACH ~100.00 FO~ THE VARIOUS FUNDS OF SAID CITY, ON THE ~OLE OF T~ TAIA~LE PROPERTY OF SAID CITY AS SET BY THE COUNTY ASSESSOR OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AND EQUALIZED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SAID ~OUNTY, AND HEREBY LEVIED ON THE WHOLE OF THE TAXABLE PROPERTY OF SAID CITY. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, California, does ordain as follows to-wit: Ti%at whereas, the City of Santa Ana, California, did on the 2$th day 'of December, 1914, by Ordinance elect and determine to avail itself of the provisions of the Act of the 2?th day of March, lg95 and the subsequent amendments there- to relative to the assessment' and collection of taxes for the municipal corporafion of the City of Santa Aha, California, and did in accordance therewith on or about said date file with the Auditor of Orange County. California, a verified copy of said Ordinance pertaining thereto as provided by law; And Whereas, the County Auditor of the county of Orange, State of California, on the 2nd day of August, 1920, filed his statement in writing with the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, ?California, showing the total value of all property within the corporate year 1920-21 as equalized and collected by the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California, and fixed the sum as shown by the assessment rolls for said year at $9,0~6,950.OO exclusive of operative property and whereas, the amount of money ascertained and fixed to carry on the various departments of the city of Santa Ana, and to pay the bonded indebtedness falling due for the current year 1920-21 is the fixed sum of $1.65 and whereas, said sum is to be apportinned among the various departments of the said City of Santa Aha, and placed in the general and'special f~unde to pay current municipal expenses on the assessed value of all the real and persons/ property within such municipality over and above the several sums to be raised as provided by law. Section 1. That the total valuetion of the taxable property of the City of Santa Aha of $9,O76,950.OO shall be used as a basis for the levy of the taxes of the City of Santa Aha, California, and the County of Orange, State of Cali- fornia, at the same time and in,he same manner county levies are made end collected. Section 2. That the rate of taxation for municipal purposes and to pay the bonded indebtedness and interest of the City of Santa Aha, California, for the current year 19~0- 21 is hereby fixed at $1.65 on the taxable property of said City and that said amount of $9,076,950.00 in the aggregate and rate sum cf $1.65 on each ~lO0.O0 of the .taxable property of said City is hereby levied upon all the taxable property as ascertained by the County.Aseesaor and equalized by the Board of ~upervisora of Orange County, C.alifornla as aforesaid, and which said rate so fixed ahall be apportioned among special funds to way the cu,- rent expeneas, bonded indebtedness interest and other indebt- ecluesa of said City, falling due for the current fiscal year 1920- 21 and other several sums to be raised as fixed and provided by law; as follows to-wit: For the General Fund 55 centm on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Street Fund 25 cents on each $100.00 of the tax- able property of said City. For the Library Fund 15 cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Fire Fund 15 cents on each $100.00 of the tax- able property of said City. For the Sewer Bonded Indebtedness Funs ~ cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Water Works Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 2nd issue 4~ cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Water Works Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 3rd issue 1 cent on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Water Works Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 4th Issue 4~ cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Water Works Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 5th issue 3~ cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the City Hall Bonded Indebtednesa Fund 1 cent on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Fire Department Bonded Indebtedness Fund 1 cent on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the North ~ain Street Bridg~ Bonded Indebtedness Fund 35 cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the North Flower Street Bridge Bonded Indebtednesa cent on each ~lO0.O0 of the taxable vroperty of said Fund 1 City. For Music 1 cent on each of said City. For Parka 1 cent on each ~f said City. For Advertising i cent on each $100.O0 of the taxable property of said City. For Sewer Fund 5 cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property Of said City. For Fire Hall and Apparatus bonded indebtedness Fund 5 cents on each $100.00 of the ta~able property of said City. $100.00 of the texable property $100.00 of that axable property Sewer ~ystem No. 2 bonded indebtedness Fund 3~ cents on each $1OO.00 of the taxable property of said City. For City Hall Bonds No. 2 Bonded indebtedness fund l~ cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Street Apparatus Bonds, bonded indebtedness fund .02 cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Street Improvement Bonds, North Main Street Bonded Indebtedness Fund 4 cents on each $1OO.O0 of:the taxable property of said City. For Street Improvement Bonds, East First Street, bond- ed indebtedness Fund 1~l cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Street Improvement Bonds Bristol Street, bonded indebtedness Fund i cent on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Street Improvement Bonds, School bonded indebt- edness ~ cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Street Improvement Bonds, Culverts, 3rd and 4th Streets, Bonded Indebtedness Fund 5/4 cents on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. Section ~. The City Clerk is hereby instructed to submit a cer- tified copy of this Ordinance to the County Auditor of Orsnge County, California, on or before the last Tuesday in August, 19so. Section 4. The City Cler~ shall cause this Ordinance to be pub- lished three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register a newspaper printed and published and generally circulated in the City of Santa Aha, and hereby designated for the publication of this Ordinance. The above Ordinance passed, adopted and approved this 25th day of August, 1920, by the following vote to-wit: AYES: Trustees Tubbs, Chapman, ral.e, Greenleaf and Mitchell. NOES: Trustees None. ABSENT: Trustees None. J. G~ Mitchell President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, California. Approved this 23rd day of August, 1920. J. G. Mitchell President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, California. ATTEST~<~ ~._ ~ City C~k / I hereby certify that the above is a full, copy of Ordinance No. true a%d correct ORDINANCE NO. 653 An Ordinance concerning the opening and extending of an alley from Broadway to Birch between 3rd and ~th Streets, was never passed; settlement for the alley being made according to agreement reached October 18th, 1920. Record Book No. ~6, Pages ORDYNANCE NO. 654. An Ordinance of the city of Santa Aha declaring that the publi~ interest and convenience requires, and that it is the intention of the Board of Trustees of said City, to order an improvement made therein, de- scribing the improvement, the land necessary to be taken therefor, specifying the boundaries of the dis- trict to be benefited by said imTrovement and to be assessed to pay the expenses thereof, and to be known as the Assessment District, and directing the giving of notice. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, do ordain as follows: Section 1. It is determined and declared that the public interest and also the public convenience requires, and that it is the intention of the Bbard of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana to order an improvement made in said City, which improvement is described as: follows: That Cubbon Street, a public street within the City of Santa Aha, be extended easterly from the easter- ly line of South ~ain Street, also a public street in said city, in a straight line to the westerly line of the right-of-way ~ the Pacific Electric Railway ~ompany, said extended portion of Cubbon Street to be~sixty feet in width and opened to public use. Section 2. It is necessary to take land for the described im- provement and that it is theintention of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana to acquire by condem- nation the land necessary for that purpose, and the land meoessary to Oe taken therefor is described as follows: Located in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, Oeing the land situated and existing within the following exterior Doundaries: Beginning at a point in the East line of South Main Street of the city of sabra Ana, said point being 93.77 feet southerly of Northwest corner of Lot 4, Record of Survey of part of Lots 3 a~.d 5, ~cFadden-Wilson Tract, as per map thereof filed Record Survey Book l, page 54, records of Orange County, California, said point also being 8~0.74 feet Northerly and 37 feet Easterly from the point marked 2 x 2 stake at the intersection of ~ain Street and NcFadden Street on said map of Record of Sur- vey; Running thence Easterly parallel to the North line of said Lot 4 and its easterly extension 1260.2 feet more or less, to a point in the West right-of-way line of the Pacific Electric Railway's forty foot right-of-way; said point being 121.90 feet South of.the intersection of said West right-of-way line with the Worth line of Lot 4, Nc?adden-Wilson Tract as per mar thereof recorded in Book 21, page 91,1Niscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County, Califomnia, thence southerly 60 feet along said right-of- way line; thence Westerly parallel to the first above de,~cribed course 1260.4 feet, more or less, to the East line of South Main Street; thence Northerly 60 feet to the place of beginning; excepting from the described land that ~portion thereof now embraced in and by Cypress and Orange Avenues, and the alley lying between said Avenues, as ~hown on Tract 81 and that ~-] certain unnamed street or alley 20 ft. wide lying adjacent to and westerly of the west line of the Pacific Electric Rail- way"s forty ft. right-of-way, and which are already public streets or alleys of the city of Santa Ans. The said land being also described as: The South 6.23 feet ~f Lot 4, and the North 53.?7 feet of Lot 5 Record of Survey o£ part of Lots 3 and 5, ,~o?adden-Wilaon Tract, as per may thereof . Record of Survey pbok l, page 54 Records of Orange Cottuty, California, and the south ll.23 feet of Lots 2 and 23 and the North 4g.77 feet of Lots 3 and 22, all of Tract gl, as per map thereof recorded in Book lC, page 31, Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California, and the South 60 feet of the North lgX.90 feet of the West 440.g feat of Lot 4, Mc- Fadden-Wilson Tract, as per map thereof recorded ~in Book 21,· Page 91, gisoellaneous Records of Los Angeles County, California. Section A district at and within the City of Santa Aha will be benefited by said improvement an~ the boundaries Of the district that will be benefited by said improvement and to be assessed to pay the expenses thereof, an~ tc be known as the Ae~essm~t -~ District, are specified as follows: Located in the city of Santa Aha, County of Orange, State of California, ~d beginning at the southwest corner of Block "A" Realty Subdivision as recorded in Miscellaneous ~aps, Book3, Page 35, Records of Orange County, Calif~nia, being the intersection of the Easterly line of South gain Street and the Northerly li~e of McFadden Street; Rnnning thence Northerly alon~ said easterly line of South gain Street to its intersection with the southerly line of East Bishop Street; thence Easterly along said Southerly line of East Bishop Street, s_nd its easterly extension, to its in- tersection with the West line of the P~cifid Electric Railway's forth ft. right-of-way; thence southerly along said westerly line of Pacific Electric Railway's right-of-wey to its inter- section with the northerly line of McEadden Street; thence westerly along said northerly line of Nc?adden Street to the place of beginning. (Excepting however, all at~eets and ~leys now used and occupied as public ways in the s=id district.) Section 4. The Board of Trustees of the city of S~nta Aha in all / l proceedings taken in and for the making of the described im- provement, elect to proceed under the provisions of "The Street Opening Act of 1903", and the Street Superintendent of the City of Santa Ana shall post and publish,notice o~ said imnrovement in the mannef and at the time in said Act specified, and the SANTA AS?ADAII, Y EVFNING REGISTER, a daily new~spaper printed, pub- lished and circulated in said city is, hereby designated for that purpose. The Clerk of the city of Santa Aha shall immediately, upon publication by the Street Superintendent of the notice re- quired by Section 3 of ss_id Act, mail to each property owner in said assessment district in the manner in said Section specified the notice therein required and provided for. Section 5. This Ordinance No. 654 shall be signed by the President of the Board of ~rustees, attested by the Clerk, and shall be published three,mss in ~A~TA A~A DAII~Y ~V~G MvG!~TE~, a news- ~ · 309 paper af general circulation published in the city of Santa Aha, and it shall thereupon take effeot and be in force, The above and foregoing Ordinance No. 654 was passed at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Ana held on the lath day of October, 1920, by the affirmative vote of the following named members of s~id Board of Trustees, and on said day signed and approved 0y the President thereof. .AYES: Trustees J. W. Tubbs, C. H. Chapman, W. A. Oreenleaf and John G. Mitchell. NOES: Trust=es none. ABSENT: Trustee H. H. Dale. The above and foregoing Ordinance No. 654 being paseed ~his l$th day of October, ~920, is signed and a?proved by me. John G. ~itchell President of the Board of ATTEST: ~ City of Santa Aha. Trust ees 310 ORDINANCE NO. 6~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, 9~GULATINO THE LICENSE OF ADVERTISERS AND FIYING A ~NA~mTY FOR T~_E VI©LATI~N OF SAID ORDINAWCE. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, California, do ordain as follows: Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or cor- poration, either by themselves, agents, or emoloyees, to advertise before any public gathering, within the corporate limits of the City o'f Santa Aha, California by lecture, outcry, exhibition, or enter- tainmen% in any manner, the use or merits of any madioine, calculated to cure or benefit a_ny person whatsoever or their ability to cure by the use of medicine, without first having obtained a license from said City to so advertisa, Section 2. The license fee for such a~vertising shall be the susa of $50.00 per ~ay. 3. Any person, violating any of the provisic~s of Section this Ordinance as principle, agent or employee, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in a sum not to exceed $100. for each offense or imprisoned in the City Jail for not to ex-' ceed fifty days or both said fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the court. Section 4. The this Ordinance and cause City Clerk shall certify to the passage of the same to be nrlnted and published three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a newspaper of gen- eral circulation in the City of Santa Ana, California, the thirty days thereafter the same shall be in full force and effect. The above Ondinance was passed and adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana this gth day of November, 1920 Oy the following vote, to-wit: AYES: Trustees Chapman, Dal~ and Mitchell NOES: TrusteeGreenleaf. ABSENT: Trustee Tubbs. J. G. ~itchell President of Board of Trustee~. Approved this gth day of November, 1~20. J. G. Mitchell President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, Calif. AT~EST: I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was passed and adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, Cali- fornia, and signed and approved by its °resident, at its meet- ing held on the gth day of--~N~r~ember, 1920. City lerk ~fficio Clerk of the Board of Tru~tee~ of the City of Santa Aha, California. 311 ORDINANCE NO. 656. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, AMFNDING ORDINANCE NO. 625 BY ADDING A NFw PARAGRAPH TO SECTIOM 25 OF SAID ORDINANCE AS THESAME WAS ADOPTED A~TD APPROVED ON THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, l~17 AND PROVIDING FOR THE CLOSING OF OPENINGS THROUCM FLOORS OF ANY BUII~D- ING FOR CHIMNEYS, PLUMBING, WATER °IPE GA~ °IPF, V~T nIPE HOT AIR PIPE, OR FOR OTHER ?UROOS~S. ~ The Board of Trustees :of the City of Santa Aha, California, do ordain as follows: Section 1. There is hereby added a new section to Building Ordinance.No. 625, adopted and approved by the Poar~ of Trustees on the 15th day of May, 1917 by adding a new paragraph to Section 25 thereof. Section 2. That it shall be unlawful for any owner, or owners or any architect, plumber, carpenter, mason, ~ ther plasterer, con- tractor, sub-contractor, or other person in the design or construct- ion of any building to ~crmit ~ny opening or openings through any floor of any ouilding, for chimneys, plumbing, water pipe, gas pipe, ~ent pipe, hot air pipe, or for any other purpose to remain open or to design or construct their work with said opening without provid- ing that all of said openings shall De closed closely about the pipe or opening by covering the same with galvenized sheet iron or galven- ized mesh wire and in addition thereto the same shall be covered with at least i inch of good mortar, Section 3. Be it Further Provided, that all hot air pipes · shall 'Os surrounded with at least one inch of mortar and extending two inches.above said opening. Section 4. Any person, firm or corporation either by them- selves, agents or employees violating the provisions of this Or- dinance shell be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in a sum not more than ~50.00 or imprisonment in the City Jail for not more than ten days, or by both such fine and imprison- ment in the discretion of the court, The City Clerk shall cause this Ordinance to be published Shree times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a newspaper of general circulation in the thirty days thereafter The above Ordinance City of Santa Ana, California, a~d same shall Ce in full force and effect. was passed and adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Ssnta Ana, this 15th day of November, 1~20, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES: Trustees, TubOs, Chapman, Dale, Greenleaf Approved this ATTEST? and Mitchell. NOES: Trustees none. ABSENT: Trustees None. J. G. Mitchell President of the Board of of the City of Santa Aha, Trustees California. 15th day of November, 1920. J. G. ~itchell President of the Foard of Trustees of the City of Ssnta Ana, C~lifornia. I hereby certify that the foregoing Orfinance was passed anda~ opted by the Bosrd of Trustees of the City of S~uta Ana, Cali- fornia, and signed and approved by its President, at its meet- ing held on the 15th dayf~.~]/ove.~Ocr~ 1920. City Clerk a~ E~Officlo Clerk of the Board of TruWtse~ of the City of Santa Ana, California. 312 AN ORDINANCE OF TBY CITY O~ SANTA ~.A REPEALING OR~YNANCE NO. 654 TN~EOF, ~ETTING ASIDE ALL PROCEEDINGS MAD AND ABANDONING ALL CEEDINGS HEBEAFT~ TAKEN TH~EL~DER. Th~ Board of Tzustees of the City of Santa Aha do ordain as follows: Section 1. All proceedings had ~d to be hezeafter taken under and provided for in Ordinance No. 654 off ~he city off Sahta Aha ~e hereby set aside ~d ab~doned. Section 2. Ozdin~ce No. 654 of the City of S~ta Ana is hereby repealed. Section 3. This Ordinance shall be si~ed by the President of the Board of Trustees, attested by the Clerk of the City of Smuta Ana, and Fub]t~hed three times in ~A~T~ ~NA DAII.Y ~N~NG ~GT~T~, a newspaper of general cizculation published in the said city of Ssnta An~, and it shall there- upon take effect and be in force. The above and foregozng Ordinance No. 65Y wa~ passed a~ an adjoin- ed regular meeting of thc Board of on the 2£nd day of November, 19£O, lng nemed members thereof: AYES: Trustees J. W. Trustees of the oity of £m:ta Ana held Oy the affirmative vote of the follow- Tu~bs, C. H. Chapman, H. H. Dale, W. A. Green- leaf and John C. Mitchell. NOES: Trustees None. ABSENT: Trustees None. The foregoing Ordinance No. 65? having been duly passed is hereby ~esieent of the Board of Trust- ~e'es of the City of Santa Aha. ATTEST: 313 LICENSE ORDINANCE ~ ~, 6~g OnDINA~ ..E NO. AN OR~I~AMCE ~ROVIDING FOR THE '? ~ OF I,I CE~ .I,{. BUSINESS, CARRIED O~ I~ THY CITY OF SANTA ~N~, FI~INO TH~ RATE bY ~0I I,F~TIO~ TMF~OV. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. It shall bt unlawful for any person, whether as principal or agant, clerk or employee,, either for himself or for any other person or for any body corporate, or as an officer of any corporation, or otherwise, to commence or carry on any business, show, exhibition or game, in this ordinance specified, in the City of Santa Ana, without first having procured a license from said City so to do or without complying with any and all regulations of such business, show, exhibition or game contained in this orfinance; and the carrying on of any business, show, ex- hibition or game mentioned in this ordinance without first having procured a license from said City to do so, or without complying with any and all regulations of such business show, exhibition or game contained in this Ordinance shall constitute a separate violation of this Ordinance for each and every day that such business, show, exhibition or game is so carried on. Section 2. The amount of any license imposed by this Ordinance shall ~e deemed a debt due the EiSy of S~ta Aha from the person required to pay the same and an immediate cause of action s~all accrue to the City of Santa Aha for the collection thereof in a Court of Competent Juris- diction. Section ]. Before any license is issued to any person, firm or corporaticn, such person, firm or corporation shall make written application therefor to the City Clerk of said City, such application must state the nature or kind of business, show, exhibition or game for which the license is required, the place where such business, show, exhibition, or game will be carried on or conducted, the name of the owner of the business, show, exhibition or game, and must be signed by the applicant. In oases where such business, show, exhibition or game is not to be conducted or carried on at a permanent place of business in the City of Santa Ana, then such application shall state the residence of the owners of such business, show, exhibition, or game. No license shall be issued to any person, firm or partnership conducting or carrying on any Ousiness, show, exhibition or game, under a fictitious name, unless an affidavit be filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Santa Ana, showing the true names of the owners of such business~ provided however, such license may be issued in the true names of the owners of such business, show, exhibition or game without the filing of such affidavit. Section 4. Upon application therefor as herein provided, it shad'Se the duty of the City Clerk to prepare and issue a license hereunder, and to state in each license the amount thereof, the period of time covered thereby, the name of the person, firm or corporation to whom issued, the business, show, exhibition cr game licensed and thg~ation or place of Duainess where such business, show, exhibition or game is to be carried-~h. No license gra~ted or issued under anyy~rovision of this ordinance shall be in any man- ner transferred or assigned, or ~hthorize~?any person, firm, or corporation other than therein mentioned or named to do business wi%hour ~he written consent of the City Clerk endorsed thereon. At the time any such license is ass~onea or transferred the person applying for such transfer shall make application for a license as provided for in Section three hereof. The City Clerk shall make a charge of fif'ty cents for each duplicate license issued to replace any license issued under the provisions of this ordinance which has been lost or destroy- e~ In no oaseushall any mistake made by the City Clerk in stating the amount of a license prevent or prejudice the collection by the City of what shall be actually due from anyone carry- in~ on a business, show, exhibition, or game subject to a license under this Ordinance. Section All licenses shall be paid in advance in the legal currency of the United States, at the office of the City Clerk. Provided, however, that the license required to be paid by the provisions of this Ordinance shall ~e due and payable from and after the first day of January, 19~l. A separate license must be obtained for each branch establishment or separate place of business in which the business, show, exhibition or game is carried on and each license shall authorize the party obtaining it to carry on, pursue or conduct only that business, show, exh.ibition or game de- scribed in such license, and which is indicated thereby, provided, further that where a license is herein imposed upon any business, show, e×hibition or game and the number of person employed or the gross receipts of such business ia made the basis for fixing the amount of such license, a separate license tax shall be paid for each branch establishment or place of business in which the business, show, exhibition or game is carried on, based upon the number of persons employ- ed in or th~ gross receipts of each such branch establishment or separate place of business. The monthly license in this ordinance provided, shall be due and payable to the City on the first of each month, in advance, from all persons who have for the previous month been licensed to carry on the same business, show, exhibition, or game, .and from all persons who have not been licensed for the previous month for the same business,show, exhibition, or game the license shall be due and payable and must be procured by such p~rsons before commencin5 to carry on such business, show, exhibition or game. The quarterly license in this ordinance' providad shall be due and payable to the City on the first days of January, April, July and October and all suc~ license, shall axpire with the last days of March, June, SeptemOer, and December, of each year, out the first quarterly license issued to any person as herein provided, shall be issued for the unexpired one- third or two-thirds of the current quarter; provided, however, that any person, firm or corporation de- siring to do so may pay for and.procure all four quarterly licenses at the time the first 314 quarterly license becomes due and payable under the provisions of t~is ordinance. The daily and weekly licenses in this ordinance provided shall be due and payable to City in advance. the The semi-annual licenses in this ordinance provided shall ce due and payable to the City at the times specified herein respectively or when not so specified, on the first day of Jan- usry and July of each year~ but the first semi-annual license issued to any person as herein provided shall be issued for the unexpired period of such half year except as herein otherwise in this ordinance, specifically provided. · The annua} licenses in this ordinance provided shall Oe due, and payable tO the City at the times specified herein respecti~ly, or when not so specified, on the first day of January of each year, but the first annual license issued to any person ss herein prodded shall be issued for the unexpired period of such year, except as herein otherwise in this Ordinance specifically provided. No greater or less amount of money shall be charged or received for any license than is provided in this ordinance and no license shall be sold or issued for any period of time other than is provided in this ordinance. The licenses in this ordinance provided, whether monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, shall be due and payable to the City in advance on the dates heretofore specified, at the office of the City Clerk and a penalty of ten per cent of the amount due shall ce added to each license remaining unpaid fifteen days after it becomes due. Section 6. Every person, firm or corporation having a license under the provisions of this ordinance, and carrying on a business, show, exhibition or game, at a fixed place of business shall keep such license posted and exhibited while in force, in some cons~icioua part of said place of business. Every person having such a license, and not having a fixed place of business, ~shall carry such license with him at all times while carrying on the busi- ness, show, exhioition or g~ne for which the same was granted. Every person, firm or corpor- ation having a license under the provisions of this Drdinance shall produce, and exhiDit the same, when applying for a renewal thereof, and whenever requested to do so Oy any po]ice officer, or by any officer authorized to issue, inspect or collect licenses. Section ?. Ali police officers are hereby appointed inspectors of licenses, and in additio~ to their several duties as police officers, are hereby required to examine all places of~business and persons in their respective beats liable to pay a license, and to see that such licenses are taken out, and shall have and exercise the power: First, to make arrests for the violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance. Second, to enter free of charge, at any time any place of business, for which a license is required Dy this ordinance aud to demand the exhibition~f such license for the current term by any person engaged or employed in the transaction of such business and if such person shall then and there fail to exhibit such license, such person shall be liable to the pmnalty provided for a violation of this ordinance. It is vhereby~'made the duty 'of the police officers to cause complaints to be fi]ed against all persons violating any of the provisions of this ordinance. Such police officers as such inspectors of licenses shall make out once a month a list Of persons, firms or corporations carrying on business within their respective beats, and having no license with their addresses, and deliver such list carefully and legibly written to the City Cl~rk, and also report to theCity Clerk th~ names of ell such doing business with- out a license immediately upon the fact coming to their knowledge. Any police offioar failing or neglecting for more than thie~y (30) days to report any person, firm or corporation who or which is engaged in carrying on business without having paid the r.equired license, shall be guilty of neglect of duty, and be either suspended from duey or be dismissed from the police force, in the discretion of the Board of Trustees. The Chief of Pc. lice is hereby directed to carry into effect the ~rovisions of this section. ~qtion g. The conviction and punishment of any person for transacting any business, show, exhibition or gmne without a license shall not excuse or exempt such person from the payment of .any license due or unpaid at the time of such conviction, and nothing herein shall prevent a criminal prosecution for any violation of the provisions of this ordinance. Section 9. In all cases where the amount of license to be paid by any person, firm or corporation is based upon the amount of receipts or sales or of business transacted, or upon the number of men employed, or upon the number of wagons or other vehicles used, or upon the amount of the maximum admission fee charged, or upon the number of tables used for any game, or upon the number of rooms in any Duilding, such person, firm ~ corporation, shall before obtaining a license for his, their, or its business and within ten days after the beginning of each license period, if such business is estaDlished or in operation during any part of such ten days, render to the City Clerk for his guidance in ascertaining the amount of license to be paid by such person, firm or corporation, a written statement sworn to before some office ~uthorized to administer oaths, showing the total ~mount of receipts of sales of bu~inee? trans- acted during calendar year next preceding the date of such statement or theaverage daily numb- er of men employed by s~ch person, firm, or corporation during the license period next pre- ceding the date of such statement, or the number of wagons or other vehicles used, or the amount of the maximum admission fee charged, or the number of tables used for any game, by such person, firm or corporation or the number of rooms contained in such building, at thedate of such statement. Provided, however, that where the quarterly license to be paid under any section of this ordinance is based upon the gross annual receipts or of Ousineas transacted, or the gross annual commissions or fees received or collected, only one such statement need be filed at the time the first quarterly license is procured, and the license to ce paid for the suc- ceeding quarterly periods of the year in which such statement is filed, shall be determined by and be based upon the statement filed at the time the first quarterly license is procured. No such statement shall 0e conclusive upon the City of Santa Ana or upon any officer thereof as to the matter thereon set forth, and the sams shall not prejudice the right of the said City tot ecover any amount that may Ce ascertained to be due from such person, firm or corporation in addition to the amount shown Dy such statement to De due in case such state- ment should be found to be incorrect. If any peasen, firm or corporation hereby required to make any such statement shall fail to do so, such person, firm or corporation shall pay a li- cense at the maximum rate herein prescribed for the business, show, exhibition or game carried on by such person, firm or corporation, and shall be guilty of a violation of this ordinance and be punishable therefor as herein after provided; Provided however, that in any case where the first license is to be issued for a newly astaolished business no statement need be made, at the time such first license be issued of the amount of receipts of sales or business trsns- acted, and the minim~n rate herein prescribed shall be paid at the time such first license is issued for any such newly established business, the amount of license for which is regulated by the amount of receipts or sales of the business transacted. At the end of the year during which the operation of such business is commenced, the license tax for the preceding period shall be ascertained and paid. The amount of such tax shall be ascertained by dividing the amount of the gross sales or receipts of such business by the number of days during which such license has been in force and multiplying the result by 365 and applying such result to the license rate applicable thereto to determine the. amount of license tax and from th~s amount deduct the amount previously paid. Such gross receipts so determined shal2 be the basis of the license tax for the next succeeding year. . Section lC. The amount or rate of license fees to be paid to the City of Santa Aha, by any pecson, firm, or corporation, or association engaged in or carrying on any business, show, exhibition or game herein after, designated .is hereby fixed and established as herein- after in this ordinance provided and such license fee shall ce paid by every person, firm, or corporation or associati.on engaged in carrying on any such business, show, 'exhibition or gmne in the City of Santa Ans. Section ll. For every person, firm cr corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of examining, searching, or investigating titles to real estate and issuing abstracts, stat&mants of certificates showing or. purporting to show or certify to the con- dition or state of the title to any particular prop~rty or properties as disclosed by an ex- amination of the public records, but which abstracts, statement, or certifi'cate does not in- sure the title to real property or' any interest therein, ~12.50 per quarter. Section 12. For-every person, firm or corporation carrying on the Dusiness of bill posting, sign advertising by me,ns of bill boards or advertising sign boards, or advertising by means of posting, or otherwise affixing or displaying bills, signs or other advertisements in or upon street oars, .$25.O0 annually. That nothing in this section contained shall ce deemed or construed as applying to the owners of rea~ estate or their agents in advertising their property for s~le or lease by means of bill boards located upon the property, advertised for sale or lease by such bill boards or advertising sign boards. Section 13. FOr every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or c~rrying on the business of advertising Oy posting, sticking,.taoking, affixing, or painting bills or signs to or upon posts, fences, buildings, or other structures, except bill boards or adver- tising sign boards, $25.00 annually. For the purpose of this section, the expression "Carrying on the business ", is de- fined to be and is construed to mean the doing or performing of any act, or series of acts of advertising by any means or in any manner in this section specified or the doing or performing mf any act, or series of acts, of posting, sticking, tacking, affixing or pa~.nt- lng bills or signs to or upon posts, fences, Ouildings or other structures, except bill boards or advertising sign posts. Providing that nothing in this section contained shall be construed, to a~fect or apply to any person, firm or corporation posting, stio~ingl tacking, affixing, painting, or erect- ing any Ousiness sign on the premises or buildings occupied and used in the business of the said person, firm or corporation and which said sign advertises the goods, wares, merchandise or business of the said person, firm or corporation only. Section 14. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the Ousiness of distributing advertising samples hand-bills, dodgers or printed advertise- ments of any kind, $25.00 annually. For the purpose of this section, the expression "carrying on the business" is de- fined to be andis construed to mean the doing of any act or series of acts, of distributing or advertising by any means or in any manner in this section specified. Section 15. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of advertising ~y means of any electric sign two and one-half cents per quarter for each square foot of the front surface ar~a of all electrie signs maintained by such person, firm or corporation at the time of filing of the verified statement hereinafter re- quired. Before receiving a license for such business, the applicant therefor shall file with the City Clerk a v~rified statement made and sworn to by or on behalf of such applicant, showing in detail the n~mber of electric signs maintained by the applicant at the date of such application and the lo. cation and front surface of each such sign. At the expiration of each quarter, after the final quarter or fraction thereof, the applicant for a license for such business shall file with the City Clerk, a verified state- ment made and sworn to be or on behalf of such applicant, showing in detail the number of electric signs maintained by the applicant at the time of fi~ing such statement and the lo- cation and front surface area of such sign. Section 16. For every person, ~irm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of advertising by means of a stereopticon, biograph, moving picture or any sim- ilar device, ~lO.00 per month for each such machin~ or similar device. For the purpose of this section the expression "carrying on the busines" is be and is construed to mean the doing or performing of any act or series of acts of in any manner or by any means in this section specified. defined to advartising Section 17. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on, or engaged in the business of selling at auction goods, wares or merchandise, ~130.O0 per annum. For every person, firm or cor.~oraticn, conducting, managing or carrying on or engaged in the business of selling at auction any chattels other than goods wares, and merchandise, ~13.00 per month. Section lg. For er=fy person, firm or corporation, conducting managing or carrying on the business of automobile storage or parking in or upon any lot or parcel of land, but main- taining no building or other structures upon such lot or parcel of land in which are kept or stored any suoh automobiles, $4.00 p=r quarter. Section 1~. For evary person, fir~ or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business of giving steam baths, electric light ~aths, electric tub baths, shower baths, sponge baths, sun baths, miners' baths, russian, Swedish, or turkish baths, or any public bath place which maintains, in connection therewith a steam room, plunge, shower bath or sleeping accommodations, ~4.00 per quarter. Nothing in this section contained shall apply to physical culture £nstitutions, nat- atorium~ or public baths maintaining a swimming tank or more than five hundred square feet in area, licensed under other sections of this ordinance, Section 20. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the busing'se bfa barber shop, $1.00 per quarter for every barber .shop of one chair and ~ every barber shop containing more than one chair, $1.O0 per quarter for the first chair a~d $1.o0 per quarter for each additional chair; provided that if one or more manicuriste be employed in connection with any barber shop, there shall he paid an additional license of ~1.00 per quarter for each person so employed. - Section 21. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, m~uaging or carrying on any public Dil]iard or pool room, ~l.00 per table per month. Section 22. FOr every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on a public bowling alley, $6.00 per quarter for each such alley. Section 23. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing' or carrying on a boxing or wrestling exhibition $15.00 for each exhibition. Section 24. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on a circus or other similar exhibitions ~50.O0 per thousand or fraction thereof, For every person~ firm or corporation, conducting or managing a circus procession parade, and not hav~g a license for conducting, managing, or carrying on a circus within the limits of the city of Santa Ana, ~200.00 for each such procession or parade. or Section 25. For every person, firm or corporation,, conducting,, managing or carrying on a plant, fact0~y or esta01ishment for the cleaning or dyeing of any garment, fabric, substance or article by any process of washing or immersing in a volatile or inflammable oil or liquid, ~6.00 per quarter. Section 26. For every person, firm or corporation, engaged in the business of sponging and pressing clothing or cleaning or ,dyeing, but conducting no plant or factory for such dye- ing and cleaning in connection therewith, ~3.O0 per quarter.. Section 27. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of cold storage or refrigerating plant for the purpose of storing fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, eggs or dairy products, $12.50 per quarter. Section 28. For every person, firm or corporation, on the business of a commission merchant or broker, stock er,) ~6.00 per quarter. c~ncuct~ng, masag~ng or .arry~ng an~ ton* broker(or real estate brok- For the purpose of t~is ordinance the term "commies$on merchant ~roker" is defined to be the business of buying or selling meats, provisions, produce, food products, goods, wares or merchandise, drugs or medicines, jewelry or precious metals as a broker or agent, for the owner or consignee thereof for a f~e or commission whether or not the operation of such business customarily includes the actual possession, custody or control of goods, wares or merchandise. For the purpose of this ordinance theterm "stock and bond broker" is defined to be business of buying or selling federal state, county or municipal stocks or b~nds, or stocks or bonds of incorporated companies, or evidences of indebtedness of private persons or of in- corporated companies, for a fee or co~mlssion. For the purpose of this ordinance the term "real emtate"broker" is defined to be the business of buying, selling, leasing, or renting real estate, houses or buildings, of any kind, or collecting rents therefrom~ or obtaining or pla~ng loans for others on real estate as an agent or' broker for a fee or commission. Section 29. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of buying, selling or otherwise dealing in federal state, county or municipal stocks or bonds or stocks or bonds of incorporated qompanies, or evidences of indebtedness of private persons or of incorporated companies, other'than as a stock and bond broker as de- 317 fined in Section 2g of this Ordinance° ~6.00 per quarter. Section 30. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, or carrying on the business of cleaning buildi~g~, rooms or furnishings by compressed air or vacudm c~eaner by means of any machine dr~wn power, $1.00 per day. Section ~l. a dancing academy, calved, $25.00 per For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, for each such dancing academy wher e~instruction in dancing is month. or carrying on given or re- For the purpose of this ordinance a dancing academy ia defined to 0e a regularly es- tablished place of business or enterSainment where instructions in dancing and dancing lessons are given or taught and a fc~ charged for such instructions or lessons, is made, or paid, or received. Section 32. For every persons engaged in or carrying on the business or oQcupation o£ ~ancing teacher and having no regularly established place of business where instruction in dancing is given $3.00 per quarter. S~ction ~. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on a rub]ic dance hall, $25.00 per month or $~.50 for each dance. For the purpose of this ordinance a dance hall is defined to be any place where the business of holding or conducting public dances ia regularly carried on, provided that noth- ing in this section contained shall ce deemed or construed to ~equire the holder of a to con- duct the business of a public dance hall,' to procure any additional license to conduct a dan- oing academy, in the event that such dancing academy is conducted at the same location and under the same managemenZ as said public dm ce hall. Section 54. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on a dancing club, for which an admission or fee is charged, $5.00 per month. Section ~. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, or carrying on a public dance whether or not for profit, to which the public ie admitted either With or without charge, or at which the public is allowed to participate in the dancing, either with or without charge, $5.00 per month. Section ~6. For every person, firm or corporation, engaged in or carrying on the business of an employment bureau, $5.00 per quarter. For the purpose of this ordinance the term "employment bureau" is defined as the business of securing employment £or any person or perseus £or a £ee or compensation of any kind, or furnishing information regarding situations or employment for a fee or compensation. Section ~. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on any show, or exhibition not otherwise in this ordinance specifically provided for, where the maximum admission fee charged does not exceed 2~ cents, ~5.00 per day; where a maximum admission fee of more than 25 cents but not to exceed 50 cents is charged, $10.00 per day; where a maximum admission fee of more than 50 cents is charged $20.00 per day. Nothing in this section contained shall be deemed or construed to authorize the hold- er of any license provided for in this section to conduct, maintain, or catty,on any other business in connection with such exhibition or show, without first obtaining a license so to do as in this ordinance provided in the event that a license to conduct, maintain, or carry on any such ~usiness is required under the provisions of thi~ ordinance. ~ection ~g. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business of making or remaking for sale or the fancy, sting or cleaning of feather pillows, feather beds, down pillows, quilts, quilted ~ed mattresses, mattress bed bunks or cushions, ~3.00 per quarter. Section 3~' For every person, firm or corporation, conducting ma~aging, or ca~rying on the business of a feed or livery stable, $3.00 per quarter. Section 40. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, or on a fa=tis wheel, swing or similar device where a fee is charged or collected, for any person thereon, $3.00 per day. carrying carrying Section 41. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of dealing in or selling fireworks, $1.00 per day. Section 42. For every person, firm or corpore~tion, con ducting, managing or carrying on a fire sale, bankrupt or wreck sale, $100.00 per month. For the purposes of this ordinance a "£ire, bankrupt or wreck sale" is defined to be and include the sale of goods, wares, or merchandise sa]vaged from a fire, wreck or other Calamity, or a s@le of goods wares of merchandise advertised as a fire or bankrupt or wreck sale. Providing that no license shall be required under the provisions of this section for sale of merchandise, salvaged from any fire, wreck or other calamity occ.omring in the City of Santa Ana. Section 4~. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of selling fresh fish, in the City of Santa Aua, $3.00 per quarter. Section 44. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of Selling fruits or vegetables from a vehicle, other than ss a peddler, and having no fixed place of business, in the City of S~ta Aha, $5.00 per day for each such wehicle. Section 4~. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying ,318 on a hotel, rooming-house, or lodging house, boarding house, apartment house, the gross annual receipts of which business amount to les~ than $5,000.00.~ $3.00 per quarter. For the purpose of this Ordinance the term "rooming house" is termed to mean a house where there are four or more rooms for rent and "apartment house" where there are three or more apartments for rent. Section 46. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the busT~ess of junk dealer, $25.00 per quarter. For the purpose of this ordinance the term "junk deal sr" is defined to be au¥ person firm or corpor a~ on having na fixed place of business in the City of Sants Ana, engaged in or carrying on the business of buying or selling, either at wholesale or retail any old rage, sacks, bottles, cane, ~papere, metals or other articles of junk. Section 47. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business of a junk collector $5.00 per day for each vehicle employed, in such business. For the purposes of this ordnance the term junk collector is de£ined to be any person, firm, or corporation havin~ no fixed place o£ Oueiness in the City of Santa Aha engaged in or carrying on the busi~ss of collecting, buying or selling old rags, sacks, bottles, cans, papers, metals, or other articles of junk. Section 48. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business in the City of Santa Ana, of collecting articles to be laundered at a plant oper- ated by wteam, or other motor power the euu~ of~ $3.00 per quarter. Section 49. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of furnishing messengers or messenger service, $3.00 per quarter. Section 50. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of night watch service or engaged in or carrying on the business or occupation of a private policeman, $3.00 per quarter; and for each person in excess of one employed there- in, $1.50 per quarter. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on a detective agency, $12.00 per year. Section__~__~. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the busin-~ of selling or delivering kerosens, gasoline, benzine, engine distillate, stove distillate, furnace distillate, or any or all other petroleum products, 0y means of tank wagons, tank trucks or other vehicles, $3.00 per quarter. Section ~2,,. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing, or carrying on the business of a pawn-~rokar, $25.00 per quarter. For the purpose of this ordinance the term "pawnbroker" shall Oe construed to mean and include avery person conducting, manag~g or carrying on the business of loaning money either for h~mself or for any other person, firm or corporation, upon any personal property, personal security, or purchasing personal proper~y and reselling or agreeing to resell such articles to the vendor or other assignee at prices previously agreed upon. That nothing in this section contained shall be deemed or construed to apply to the loaning of money on r~reonal psoperty or personal security by any bank authorized so to do under the laws of the State of California. Section 53. For every person who carriea~ on practices c~ professes to practice the business or art of astrology, palmistry, phrenology, life-reading, fortune-telling, carto- mancy, clairvoyance, clair-audience, crystal-gazing, hypnotism, mediumship, prophecy, augury, divination, magic or'necromancy, and demands or receives a fee for the exercise or exhibition of his art therein, directly or indirectly, either as a gift, donation or other- wise, or who gives an exhibition thereof at any place where an admission fee is charged $100.00 per month. Provided that no person shall ~e required to pay any fee or ta~e out any license for conducting or participating in any religious ceremony or service wheh such person holds a certificate of ordination or endorsement as a medium, healer or clairvoyant from any bona fide church or religious association having branches or churches in other states and com- munities and which has a creed or set of religious principles that is regognized by all of such churches or branches; provided, further, that the fees, gratuities, emoluments and profits thereof shall be regularly accounted for and paid solely to or for the Denefit of said church or religious association. Section 54. For every person engaged in or carrying on the business of a peddler of flags, berm=rs, baloons, canes, horns, trumpets, musical or noise making instruments of any kind, toys, badges, ~uttons, shoe strings, hairpins, lead pencils, combs, or souvenirs of any kind, $1.00 per day. Section ~. For every person engaged in or carrying on the 0usiness of a peddler of meats, game poultry, fish, fruits, vegetables, butter, eggs, buttermilk, milk, ice cream, bread, crackers, cakes, pies,o r other bakeetuffs, confections, or other edibles intended for use as food for human consumption having an e~tablished route in the city of Santa Ans. By means of any wagon or other vehicle, $3.00 ~er month for each vehicle. By means of any hand or push cart, $3.00 per quarter~ for each vehicle. By means of any basket, tray or other container carried by hand, $3.00 per quarter. Section 56. Every person not having a regularly established place cf business in the City o-~a Ana, who travels from place to place ~.'~established route, or has ~ stand upon any public street, alley or other public place, doorway or any room or, building, unen- 319 closed or vacant lot or parcel of lend who sells or offers for sale any goods wares or merchan- dise in his possession $5.00 per day. Section 57. For every person engaged in or carrying on the Ousiness of a peddler of medicines, who calls attention to his wares, or advertises the same by the use of music enter- tainments,, speech, fancy or grotesque dress, or other device, in or upon any public street, alley, or other public place, doorway or any room or building, unenclosed or vacant lot or parce~ of land, whether the actual sale of such com~nodities is made upon said premises or else- where, $25.00 per day. For every peddler of medicine other than as above described $10.00 per day. Section ~. For every person engaged in or carrying on the business of a peddler of notions, toys, goods, wares, or merchandise, other than mdeicinea, who calls attention to his wares, or advertises the same by the use of music entertainment speech, fancy or grotesque dress, or other device, upon any public street, alley or other public place, doorway, of any room, or building unenclosed or vacant lot or parcel of land, whether the actual sale of such commodity is made upon said premises or elsewhere $25.00 per day. Section 59. For every person, firs, or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of a physical culture institution, where instruction in physical culture or beauty culture, calisthenics or exercise are given to subscribers, $3.00 per quarter. No additional license shall be required to ~ paid by the holders of a physical culture institution license for the giving of baths or massages to bona fide subscribers of such phy- sical culture institution. That nothing in this section contained shall be deemed or construed to apply to any gymnasium conducted in connection with any private club, or any public or private school where other courses of instruction ere given. Section 60. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of house moving, salvaging or house wrecking,' $10.00 per quarter. Section 61. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business o--~perating or d~iving any vehicle used for the purpose of pumping cesspools or removing or collecting rubbish, manure, waste material or refuse matter of any kind, for each vehicle, $3.00 per quarter. Sedtion 62. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, mar~aging or carrying on the business of grinding or sharpening scis~rs, knives, cutlery or mechanical tools, when the person conducting such business travels from place to place or from house to house, and operate~ by means of any wagon or other vehicle, $3.00 per vehicle per month. When operating on foot, $1.00 per month. Section 6}. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on a shooting gallery or range, $5.00 per month. Section~64. For every .person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of an ice or roller skating rink, enclosure or park, ~lO.OO per month. Section 66. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business ~f ~oe shining or shoe polishing Stand, $1.00 per quarter for each person employed or working therein. Section 66, For every person engaged in the business of soliciting.custom or patronage upon any public' street, alley or other public place, for ~ny hotel, inn, rooming-house, lodging house, apartment house, restaurant, dining-room, or house or place where meals or board or lodging are furnished for compensation, $3.00 per month. Section 6?. For every person, engaged in the business of occupation of soliciting or canvassing or taking orders for any goods, wares or merchandise and not having a regular place of business'in the City of Santa Ana or who is not an agent or representative of a reg~ ular established place of business in the City of Santa Ana, ~25.00 per month. Section 68. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting or carrying on any stockyard, sales stable or corral where horses or cattle or other livestock are bought, sold or exchanged at public auction or otherwise, $10.O0 per quarter. Section 6~. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business of freight forwarding or of a store house or warehouse for the storage of goods, wares or merchandise, ~aggage, household furniture, goods or ediolee, or food intended for human consumption, except cold storage warehouse, $3.00 per ~quarter. Section ?0. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, manmging or carrying on a stand in or upon any public street, alley, or other public place or doorway of any room or building, for the male of candy, peanuts, pop-corn, chewing gum, ice cream or other confections or for sharpening razors or performing other mechan'ical work, ~3.00 per quarter. Section ~1. For every person carrying on the business of a card writer's stand in or upon any public street, alley, or other public place doorway of any room or building for the writing or printing of any cards, invitations or announcements, $3.00 per quarter. Section ~2. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting,~aging, or carrying on the business of any flower stand in or upon any public street, alley or other public place, doorway, of an{ room or building, for the purpose of selling flowers, plants', fern or nursery stock, $3.00 p~r quarter. Section ~ For every person, firm or corporation engaged in or carry~ing on a news stand in or upon any public street alley, or ~other public place, for the sale of foreign or domestic newspapers, periodicals or magazines, or any other articles or commodities whatsoever n~ herein otherwise designated, ~3.00 per quarter. Section ?4. For every p~son, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, or carrying 320 on any theatrical or vaudeville performance in any public hall, cloth room, assembly hall or theatre where movable scenery and theatrical appliances are used, w~ether or ngt an admrssion'is charged, ~5.00 per day. That nothing in this section contained shall be deemed or construed t~ require the holder cf a theater license to procure any additional license to conduct, maintain, or carry on any theatrica~ or vaudeville performance, when such performance is conducted at any such theater so licensed. Section 75. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, mahaging or carrying on a theater conta%ning a permanent stage upon which movable scenery and theatrical appliances are used, where regular theatrical or vaudeville per£ormances are given, and to which an admission fee is cha~ged, collected or received, or conducting, managing or carrying on a mov~n~ picture theatre where moving or motion pictures are exhibited and an admission fee is charged, collected or re- ceived, the gross annual receipts of which 0usiness amount to less than $25,000.00. $7.50 per quarter. $25,000.00 and less than $50,000.00. ~lO~O0 per quarter. $50,OO0.00 and less than $100, O00.O0. $15.00 per quarter. Section 76. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on any trade s~chool, trade college, business school or business college where instruction is given in any trade or OCcupation and a fee is charged for such instruction, $3.00 per quarter. Section 7~' For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business o£ redeeming any stamps, coupons, tickets, cards or other devices issued for or with the sale of goods, wares or merchandise, which said stamps, coupons, t~ckets, cards or other de- vices so issued shall entitle the purchaser receiying the same to procure from said person, firm or corporation, any goods, wares or merchandise free of charge upon the production of one or any numOer of such stamps, coupons, tickets, cards, or other devices, $25.00 per quarter. Section 7g. For every person, firm or corporation engaged in the business or occupation of an itinerant vendor, $50.00 per month. The words "itinerant vendor" shall be construed to mean and include ~l persons, both principal end agent, who engage in a temporary ~nd transient ~usiness in the city of Santa Aha, selring goods wares or merchandise, with the intention of continuing said business in ssi~ City for ~ period of not more than ninety (~$) days and who for the purpose of carrying on such business hires, leases or occupies any room, Ouilding, or structure for· the exhibition or sale of sugh goods, wares or merchandise, ~d the person, firm or corporation so engaged shall not be relieved from the provisions of this section by reason of associating temporarily with any local dealer, trad- er, merchant or auctioneer, or by conducting such temporary or transient business inconnection with or as a part o~ or in the n~ne o~ any local dealer, trade~, marchant or auctioneer, The p~ovisions of this section shell not. apply to commercial travelers or Se~linj agents selling goods to dealers, whether selling for present or future deliveries, by sample or otherwise, nor to persons selling £ruit, vegetables, Cutter, eggs or other farm or ranch products. Section y~. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of an undertaker, embalmer, or funeral director, $12.50 per quarter. Section 80. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, or carrying on the business of running, driving, or operating any automobile or motor-propelled vehicle for the transportation of passengers for hire, when dr ive~ by the owner or a representative of the owner, or by the person Or persons hiring or renting the same, at rates per mile, per trip, per hour, per day, per week or per month, and such vehicle is routed under the direction of such passenger or passengers, or of such persons hiring the same, and when such vehicle does not stand in or upon any public street, alley, or other public place while awaiting employment, for each such vehicle, $5.00 per quarter. Section 81. For every person, 'firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of running, driving or operating any automobile or motor-propelled vehicle for the transnortation of passengers for hire over ~ defined route, between any points one terminus, of whLch is within the City of Santa Ana, and the other terminus is one or more points within br without the City of Santa Ana, when the route followed takes the said vehicle outside the limits of said City at any place, and while vehicle does not recover or discharge passengers along said .route, except at definite points and which vehicle does not do a local business as a jitney bus, or sightseeing bus, for each such vehicle, $~.00 per quarter. Section 82. For every person, firm or corporation, con~uoting, managing or carrying on the business of running, driving, or operating any automo0ile or motor-propelled vehicle in, over or upon the public streets of the City of Santa Aha, for the purpose of carrying passengers for hire, and which vehicle receives and discharges passengers along the route traversed, for each such vehicle, ~5.00 per quarter. Section $~.. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing, or carrying on the business o£ running, driving, or operating any ~shiole over the public streets of the City of Sar~ta Ana, for transportation o~ passengers for hire 0etween railway statics and hotels for each vehicle, ~5.00 per quarter. Section 8~. For every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business of running, driving or operating any wagon, dray, van, truck, or cart or any other vehicle drawn by horses, mules or other animals for the transportation of ~aggage, express, freight, hous6hold goods, merchandise, or materials for hire, for each such vehicle, $3.00 per quarter. Section g~. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of running, driving, or operating any automobile, automobile truck or any other motor'propelled vahicl.e for the transportation of baggage, express, freight, household goods, merchandise or materials for hire, for eaca SUCh vehicle, ~3.00 p~r quarter, and for each trail- er used in connection therewith, ~1.~0 per quarter. 321 Section g6. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, or carrying on or engaged in any of thc b~usiness hereinafter in Shis section enumerated, shall pay a license Of ~].00 per quarter. Architect Assayer Attorney-at-law Auditor, Accountant Chemist Chiropodist Civil, Electrical, Chemical~ ~echanical Engineer Chiropractor Dentist Optician Optometri~ Oculist Osteopath or Osteopathist Physician Surgeon Sign Painter Veterinary and every person carrying on or engaged in the business of treating, curing, administering to or giving treatments to the sick, wounded or infirm for tha purpose of bringing about their recovery, by any method or pursuant to ~y 0slier, doctrina or system other than those herein above specifically named, and char~ing a fee or compensation therefor. That nothing in this section contained shall be deemed or construed as aTplying to any person engaged in any of the busin=sses hereinbefore enumerate~, solely as an employes of ~y other persons, firm or corporation conducting, m~aging or carrying on any such business in the City of Santa Ans. Section 87. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of constructing houses, buildings, or structures as a general contractor, except as provided in the next two sections, $5.00 per quarter. Section '88. For emery person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of an electric wiring contractor, engaged in the business of installing electric wires and electric lighting or heating fixtures in houses or buildings, $5.00 per quarter. Section g~_. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of a paint, plaster, brick mason, floor polisher, interior decorator or wall paper contractor and all other such Ouildlng contractors, engaged in contract work cn build- ings or houses, either as independent or sub-contractors the sum of $5.00 per quarter. Section 90. For every person, firm, or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on the business consisting mainly of selling at retail,food for human or animal consumption, not otherwise specifically licensed by other sections of this ordinance, the gross annual receipts cf which business amount to less than $10,OCO shall pay a license of ~3.00 per quarter. $10,000 and l~sS $20,000 and less $30,000 and less $40,000 and less $50,O00 and less than ~20,000 , than $30,000 . than ~40,000 , than 5o.ooo , than ~75,000 , $75,000 and lees than $100,000, 75,000 and less than $150,000, 150~000 and less than $200,000, 200;000 and less than $250,000, $3.50 per quarter $4.00 per quarter .~4.50 per quarter 5_.00 per quarter ~.25 per quarter ?.50 per quarter lO.00 per quarter i1~.50 per quarter ~15.00 per quarter Section ~l._For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing or carrying on the business of selling at retail any goods, wares or merchandise, or conducting, maintaining or car~y ing on any business, not otherwise specifically licensed oy some other section cE this ordinance, the gross annual receipts cf which ousiness amounts to less than $5000.00 shall pay a license of $3.00 per quarter:- $5000. and less ~10,000 and less than :20,000 and less than ~0,000 and less 0,00© and less 50,000 and less :75,000 and less :lO0, O00 and less 15o, ooo 200,000 250,000 :300,000 ;~00, OOO ,*500,000 '75o, oeo and less and less and less and less and less ~nd less and less than ~10,000. $20 ,000. $30,000, than .~40, OO0 , than ~50,000, than $.75,000, than $100,000, than than than than than than th an than $6.00 per quarter $7.00 per quarter ~8.00~ per quarter 9.0c per quarter $10.00 per quarter $1~..0 per quarter $15.00 per quarter $150,000,$29.00 per quarter $200,000,$27.00 per quarter $250,~0,$30.00 per quarter $300,000,~35.00 per quarter $~400,000,$~5.00 per quarter $500,000,~55.00 per quarter ~750,000,'$g0.00 per quarter ~l,000,O00,~105.CO. per quarter. In computing the gross annual receipts, which may be used as the basis fDr a license tax as provided in this section, such gross annual receipts may be computed for such pur- pose by deducting from the gross amount thereof, the total valBe of any merchandise, except money, bills or notes, received in trade, at the same value as it was so ~eceiSed. Section 92. For every person, firm or corporation, conducting, managing, earryin on a business, consisting mainly of manufacturing or selling at wholseale any goods, wares, or merchandise, together with every other association of p~sons maintaining a place of business where the products of its memcsrs are received and prepared for shipment or sale, not other- wise specifically licensed Oy any other section o£ this ordinance, the gross annual receipts of which amount to less than $100,000, $6.00 per ~arter. ~100,O00 and less than $150,000. $9.00 per quarter ~150,000 and less than $~00,000 $12.00 per.quarter $200,000 and less than $300,000 $15.00 per quarter 322 I$ OO,OO0 and less than ~400,000, $1g. OO per quarter 400,000 and less than $600,0OO $24.00 per quarter 600,O00 and less than SgOO, O00 $30,00 per quarter 800,000 and less thmn $1,000,000 $36.00 per quarter ~l,O00,O00 and over, $42.00 per quarter. or csrryingon two or the same management, the highest license In thc event that any person, firm or 0orp0ration is 0ondu0ting managing more Ousinesses licensed Oy this ordinance at thc same location and under the license tax to be paid Oy such person, firm or corporation shall be tax herein provided for, for only one of such businesses; provided however, in such cases where the license ~ax on one or more of such businesses is based upon the gross annual receipts of such business ~d the license tax is one or more of such Ousinesses is fixed at a definite ~mount, then the license tax shall be paid according to the provisions of this ordinance providing for a license tax based upon such gross annual receipts, and the receipts of the business or businesses upon which the license tax is fixed at a definite amount shall be included in the gross annual receipts for the business or businesses/upon which the license tax is based upon the gross annual receipts of such business or businesses, unless the tax upon any one of such businesses be greater in amount than the license tax of the business or,businesses upon which the license tax is based upon the gross annual receipts of such businesses, and in that event, the license tax paid shall be thehighest license tax upon any cna of such businesses upon which the license tax is fixed at a definite amount; provided further thai in such cases where the license tax upon two or more of such businesses, are based upon the gross annual re- ceipts of such business, then separate licenses shall be issued for each such business, and the license tax paid upon each of such businesses in accordance with the amount of gross annual receipts of each such business. In any event an~ person, firm or corporation, conducting any business licensed under the terms of this ordinance providing lot the nayment of a license tax based upon volume of business, n~nber of persons employed, number of vehicles used, or other bases shall make and file the verified statements herein, provided for except as otherwise ~rovided for herein. Section 94. Every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on any business, of any kind in said City and employing vehicles, automoOiles or motor vehicles in the conduct of such business shall pay a license of $6.00 ps2 quarter for each such vehicle, auto- mobile, or motor vehicle used in such business within the corporate limits of said City, pro- vided, however, this section will not arply to any Watson, firm, or corporation holding a license for any such ~usiness under any other pNovision of this ordinance. Section 95. Nothing in this ordinance contained shall be deemed or construed as applying to any person, firm or c~rporation con,~ucting, managing or carz'ying on, or engaged in any ouainess, or occupation exempt from taxation by municipal corporations, ~y virtue of theconstitution and laws of this State or of the United States. Section 96. That the provisions of this ordinance shall not De deemed or construed to re- quire She payment of a license to conduct manage, or carry on any business, occupation or activity or require the payment of any license from any institution or organimation, which is conducted, managed, or carried on wholly for the benefit of charitable purposes and f~om which profit is not derived, either directly or indirectly by any individual, firm or corporation; nor shall any license be required for the conducting of any entertainment, concert, exhibition or lecture on scientific, historical, literary, religious, nor ~oral subjects, whenever the receipts of any such entertainment, concert, exhibition or lecture are to be a~propriated to any' church or school or to any religious or benevolent purpose within the City Of Santa Ana. Section 97. That any person, firm or corpgrati~n violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punish- able by a fine of ~ot more than three hundred dollars ($300) or by imprisonment for a p~riod of not more than three (3) months, or ~y both such fine and imprisonment. Section 98. The granting of a license fo~ carrying on any business, show, exhibition, or game, as provided for in this ordinance, shall not ~e deemed a permit to conduct the same in an unlawful manner or at a place prohibited by law, or the ordinances of the City of Santa ina. Section 99. If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause of phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the re~aining portions of the ordinance. The Council of the City of Smnta Aha hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance, and each section, sub-section, sentence, clause and rhrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more other sections, sub- sections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid or unconstitutional. This Ordinance shall take effect and bc inforc~ from and after January l, 1921. All Ordinances in conflict therewith are hereby repealed. The City Cler~ shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published in three consecutive issues of the S~TA AMA DAILY _~ REGISTER, a daily newspaper printed, p~olished and circulated in the City of. Santa Aha, end hereby designated for that pur- pose. ! hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was adopted, by the President of the Board of Trustees of the City of $~ta Ana, aS its regular meeting thereof, held on the 30th day of November, 1920. AYES: Trustee Tubbs, Chapman, Dale, Greenleaf and Nitchell. NOE~: Trustees None. AB~FNT: Trustees None. The foregoing Ordinance is hereby approved this 3Otb day of ~.ovember, 1920 Pres o f Trustees of the ~City of Santa Ana, C~_lifornia. ..323 ORDINANCE NO. 659 AN ORDINANCE ~F TtIE CITY OF ~AYTA ANA DECLARI~G THAT THE oUPI.IC TE~EFT A~D CONVF~IIEMCE EEOUIRFS, AND THAT IT IS THg IMTWWTION OF THE BOARD OF TRU~TrES OF THE ~AID CITY TO ORDgR AN IY°ROVE~ENT THEREIN, DESCRIBING THE IV°ROVF~T, THW I. AMD YECF~ARY TO THEREFOR, ~oECIFYING TMw ROI~DARI~? OW TME DISTRICT TO PM BEnefITED BY ~lIP I~°~OVEV~T AND TO BP A~E~WD TO P~Y THF Ev°~W~ T=WR~FOR, The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. It is determined and declared that the public interest and also the public convenience requires and that it is the intention of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana to order an improve- ment made in said City which improvement is described as follows: That Cuboon Street, a public street in the City of Santa Ana be extended Easterly from the Easterly line of South ~ain Street; also a public street in said City, in a straight line to the west- erly line of Orange Avenue, also a public street in said City, said extended portion of Cub~on Street to be 50 feet in width and open to public use. It is necessary to take land for the described im~rovemen% and that it is the intention of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha to acquire by condemnation the land necessary for that purpose and the lan~ necessary to be taken therefor is described as follows: Located in the City of Santa Aha, County of Orange and State of California, being the land situated and existing within the following exterior boundaries. Beginning kt a point in the East line of South ~ain Street of the City of Smnta Ana, said point beint 98.77 feet southerly of the Northwest corner o£ Lot 4, Record of Survey of part of lots 3 and 5, ~cFadden-Wilson Tract as per may tner=of, filed Record Survey Boo~ 1, Page 54, Records of Dr snge County, California, said point also being 885.74 £eet Northerly and 37 feet Easterly from the point m~urked "2x~ stake" at the intersection of ~ain Street and ~cFadden Street on said map of record of survey. Running thence Easterly parallel to the North line of said · lot 4 to a point in the East line of Lot 4, being in the West line of Orange Avenue, being also in the East line of Tract No. gl as per m~p thereof recorded in Book lC, Page 21, ~iscellaneoua qaps, Records of Orange County, California; said point being S8.77 feet southerly of the Norhheast corner of said.Tract 81; thence souther- ly 50 feet along said West line of Orange Avenue, ~hence ~esterly parallel to the first above m~ntioned course, 71~.? feet more or less to the East lin~ of South ~ain Street; ~henoe northerly 50 feet to the place of beginning. Excepting from the described lands that portion thereof now embraced in ~nd by Cypress Avenue and the alley lying between said Cypress Avenue and Orange Avenue aa shown on said tract 81, and which are already public street or alley of the city of Santa Aha. The said land being also described as: The $ou~h 1.23 feet of lot 4 and the North ~g.?7 feet of lot 5, record of survey of part of'lots 3 and 5 ~cFadden-Yileon Tract as per map thereof record of survey Book ],Page 54, records of Orange County, Ca]i- forni~, and the South 6.23 feet of lots 2 and 23 and the North 43.77 feet of lc. ts 3 and 2£ all of tract gl as per map thereof re- ccrded in book 10, page 21, liscel]aneous ~aps, Records of Orange County, California. Section ~. A ~ist:ict at a/~d within the City o£ Santa Ana, will be benefited by said improvement and the boundaries of the district that will ~e 0enefited Sy said improvement and to ce assessed to pay the expenses thereof and to ce Known as Assessment District are ~escribed as follows: Located in the City of Santa Aha, Cou~ty of Orange, State of C~lifornia and Oeginning at the Southwest corner of Block "A" Realty Sub-division a~ recorded in ,,{iscellaneous !~aps, Book 3, Page 35, records of Orange County, Cslifornia, oeing the intersection of the Easterly line of South ~ain Street, with the northerly line of Fadden Street. RUnning thence northerly along said Easterly line of said South ~ain Street to its intersection with its southerly line of East Bishop Street; thence Easterly along said southerly line of East Bishop Street and its Easterly extension to its intersedtion with the northerly extension of a line parallel to and 125 feet Easterly from~the East line of Orange Avenue as shown on s map of McFadden-Wilson Tract, as recorded in Sock 21, Page 91, ~iscellaneous Records, of Los Angeles County, California; thence southerly along the Northerly extension of and along the line parallel to and 125 .feet Easterly of the East line of Orange Avenue as shown on map of ~cFadden-~ilson Tract as above referred; to its intersection with the northerly ~ne of ~cFadden Street; thence ~ester]y along said ~ortherly line of ~cFadden Stre~ to the place of ~eginning. (Excepting however, all street and alley now used an~ occupied as pub]ic ways in the said district.) Section The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana in ail pro- ceedings tsken in and fcr the making of the described improvem~t elect to proceed under the provisi~s of ~The Street Opening Act o~ 1903" and ~he Street Superintendent of the city of Santa Am , shall post and publish notice of said improvement in the man~er and at and for the time in said ac~ specified, and the Santa Ana Daily Evsnin& Register, z daily newspaper printed, puOlished and cdr- culated in said City is hereby designate? for that purpose. The Clerk of the City of Santa Aha shall immediately upon publication by the Street Superintendent of the notice required by Section 3, of said Act, mail to each property owners in,the assess- merit district in the menner in said section specified the notice therein required and provided for. Section ~. This Ordinance No. 659 shall be signed by the President of the Board of Trustees, attested by the Clerk and shall'be pu6]ished three times in the santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a new~paper of general circulation, published in the City of Santa Ana and it shall thereupon take effect and ~e in force. The above and foregoing Ordinance No. 659 was passed at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa. Ana held on the 2~th day of December, ]920, by the affirmative vote of the following named members of the Board of Trustees, and on said day signed and approved by the President thereof. AYES:. Trustees, J. W. Tubbs, C. H. Chapman, H. H. Dale, W. A. Greenleaf, and John 0. ~itchell. NOES: Trustees None. ABSENT: Trustees None. The above and foregoing Ordinence No. 659,-being passed this 27th day of December, 1920, is signed and approved by me. ATTES.~.--.-~ // . J. G. ~itohell President of the Bo&rd of TrUstees- City of Santa Ans. Santa Ans. 325 ORDINANCE NO. 660. AN O~PINANCE OF THF CITY OF BANTA ~A, CAI INS AND PROVIDING FOR THE HOLDING OF'A SPECIAl ~LFCTION AT A~D WITHIN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA FOR THE PURPO~F OF THE SUBmiSSION TO THE ELECT~ OF TUCH CITY THE CHARTER, PRFPARFD AND PROPOSED BY THF BOARD OF FIFTEEN FBEEHOLDERS, CHOSEN BY THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA AT AN ELECTTON HELD ON THE ~O?H DAY OF JULY, 1~20, FILING THE D~TE UPON ~IUH SAID S~ECIAL ELECTION WILL ~E HELD, PRVSCRIBINC THE FORM OF THE BALLOT, CREATING VOTING P~EC!NCTS A~D POLI,ING PLACES, AND APPOINTING BOARDS OF ELECTION TO HOLD, CONDUCT, AND ~KF RE- TURNS OF SAID SPECIA! ELECTION. Whereas, the City of Santa Aha contains a ~opulation of more than three thousand five hundred (3500) inhabitants, ae ascar- tained by the last preceding census taken under the authority of the Congress of the United States; and Whereas, under and as provided for blf Section g of Article ~I of the Constitution of the State of California, election held in the City of Sant'a Ana, on the 1920, there was chosen by the electors thereof Freeholders, each of whom was, and for more than preceding his becoming a candidate therefor had been, of the City of Santa Ana, to frame a Charter for the of said City; and at a special 20th d ay of July, a Board of Fifteen five year~ next an elector government Whereas, the result of said special election was declared on the 26th day of July, 19~O, and the one hundred twenty days thereafter within Which to prepare mnd propose said Charter was, by an order of said Board of Freeholders, with the consent of the Board of Trustees of the City of ~anta Ana, as the legislative body thereof, extended an additional thirty days$ and Whereas, within said time the Board of fifteen Freeholders proposed a~d prepared a Charter for tthe government of the City of Sar, t@ Ana and on the l~th day of December, 1920, the same was sign- ed by all of the Board of Fifteen Freeholders, and on the 16th day of Eecember, 1920, filed in the office of the Clerk of the City of Santa Aha; and .Whereas, the Board of Fifteen Freeholders, before the filing thereof with said Clerk, fixed smd designated on s~i~ pre- pared and proposed C~arter the 21st day of February, 1921, as the date on which it she/1 be submitted to the electors of the City of Santa Ana at a special election; and Whereas, within fifteen days after the filing of said prepared and proposed Charter with the Clerk of the City of Santa Aha, the Board of Trustees thereof caused it to 0e published, ~nd it was published once, on the 18th day of Dece~:~oer, 1~20, in SANTA ANA DAILY EVENING REGISTER,'a newspaper of general circulatic~ printed, published and circulated in the city of Santa Aha, and the official newspaper thereof; and Wherees, the 21st d~y of February, 1921, fixed by the Board of Fifteen Freeholders and designated on said Charter as the day when it shall be submitted to the electors of the city of Santa Ana, is a day not l~ss then sixty days after the completion of .326 s~id charter; Now therefore, the Board of Trustees of the city of Santa Aha do ordain as follows: Section 1. A special election is hereby called and ordered to be held at, in and for the City of Santa Ana on ~onday, the 21st ds of February, 1~21, for the purpose of submitting to the electors oS said City the question or proposition whether or not the Chart- er prepared and proposed Oy the Board of fifteen Freeholders, chosen by the electors of the city of Santa Ans at a special elec- tion held on the 20th day of July, 1921, shall be ratified as the Charter for the government of the City of Santa Ans. At said special election the said question or proposition shall be and is hereby submitted to said electors. Section 2. At the special election provided for in Section I of this Ordinance, the question or proposition therein submitted to the electors of the city of Santa Ana sha~l be submitted by printed ballot, be required by law, following: and which ballot, in addition to such other matter as may the face thereof, the shall have printed on To vote INSTRUCTION TO VOT~R~: in favor of ratifying V~ charter stamp a cross (X) in the voting aquae at the right of the wo~d s: "In favor of ratifying Charte~". To vote against ratifying the Charter stamp a cross (~) in the voting square at th~ right of the words: "Against ratifying Charter. ALI, ~AR~S E~CEPT THE CRO~S (~) ARE FOBSIDDFN. ALL TINGUI~MING ~AR~S O~ ERA~.cI~RFS ARE FORBIDDEN AND ~A~F THE ~AI,L0~ VOID. If you w~O~CLY FT~O, TEAM, OR DEFACF THIS BA[.LOT retur~ it to tee Inspector of Election and obtain another. In favor of ratifying Charter. Against ratifying Charter. Section ~. Any qualified voter m~y at said special e~ection vote in favor of ratifying said Charter by stamping a cross (~) on hie or her ballot in the votin8 square at the right of the words "In favor of ratifyihg Charter", and any qualified voter m~y at s aid special ~leotion vot~ against ratifying said Charter ~y stamping a cross (x) on his or her oallot in the voting scM ar~ at the right of the words "Against ratifying Charter". If any voter at s~id special election ~hall have stamped a cross (X) in the voting square at the right of the words "In 'l~-~ favor of ratifying Charter "his or her vote shall be counted in favor of the ratification thereof, and if any voter at said special election shall have st~nped a cross (Y) in the voting square at the righ~ of the words "AGAINST RATIFYING CHARTER", his or her '327 vote shall be counted against ratification thereof. If at said specisl election a majority of'the qualified voters voting thereon shall have voted in favor of ratifying the Charter, then the Charter prepared and proposed by the Board of fifteen Freeholders for the government of the city of Sents Aha shall be deemed to be, ~_nd shall be, ratified. Section 4. For the purpose of holding said special election the City of Santa Aha is hsreby subdivided into six (6) special election pre- cincts, and for that purpose the thirty-two (32) election precincts of Md in the City of S~nta Ana, heretofore established and now ex- isting, are hereOy consolidated into six (6) special election pre- cincts, provided that not exceeding six of said existing precincts -=re or shall be consolidated into one special election precinct. The six special election precincts so established are here- by numbered, consecutively, as Special Election Precincts Nos. 1-2-3-4-5-6. (1) Special election precinct No. I shall consist of and em- brace existing election precincts Nos. 1-2-3-4-29-31 and which are hereby consolidated for the p~pose of said special election. (2) Special election precinct No. 2 shall consist of and embrace existing election precincts No. 5-6-7-$-23-32, and which are hereby consolidated for the purpose of said specisl election. (3) Special election precinct No. 3 shall consist of ~md embrace existing election Frecincts Nos. ~-10-]1-12-30, and which are hereby consolidated for the purpose of said special election. (4) Special election precincts No. 4 shall consist of and embrace existing election precincts Nos. 15-16-17-26, and which are hereby consolidated for the ~urpose of s~id special election. (5) Special election precinct No. 5 shall consist of and embrace existing election precincts Nos. 13-14-1g-27-25 and which are hereby consolidated for the purpose of ssid special election. (6) Special election precinct No. 6 slall consist of and embrace existing election precincts Nos. ]~-20-21-2~-2~-25, and which~ ara hereby consolidsted for the purpose of said special election. Section 5. A polling place is hereby established, and a board of elect- ion to hold, conduct and make returns of ssid s~ecial election is hereby appointed in and for each of said special election preciucts the said Boards of election to consist of o~e Inspector, two judges and Three Clerks, each of whom is an actual resident and qualified elector of one of the precincts composing th~ said special elect- ion precinct in and for which he or she is appointed, as follows: Special election Precinct ~o. 1 Polling Place - Intermediate School Building. Inspector Frank Ey Judge S. ~i. Dungan 328 Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk Special Election Precinct No. 2 Polling Place - Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk C1 erk Special Election Precinct No. 3 Polling Place - Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk Special Election Precinct No. Polling Place Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk Special Election Precinct No. 5 Polling Polace - Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk Special Election Precinct No. Polling Place - Inspector Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Clerk Section 6. ~. S. Decker Elmer Bowers Mrs. Maude J. Lash Mrs. Agnes K. Anderson Lincoln School Building. E. P. Stafford Geo. L. Wright ~rs. Nmnnie J. Andrews Mrs. Florence E. Harvey Mrs, ~ertis J. Dickson ~iss Irene Cravath Roosevelt School Building. J. W. Fl~g C. S. Hubbard P. E. Newman ~rs. Nell D. Winslow ~ra. Carrie L. Coohren Geo, Balderston MoKinl eM School Hat r¥ Adams L. L. Alderman E. L. Housm Mrs, Anna ~. 3all Mrs. Lottie Grouard ~rs. Josephine Dessery Building Polytechnic High School E. L. ~orrison Willis I. ?tewart R.~H,. Hall ~rs. Jessie C. Stump ~rs. Lena 0. Hewins ~rs. Bertha L. Colvin 6 Jefferson School John N. ~illen Fred D. Drake C. H. ~etzgar Pearl W. Finley Bessie T. L~eyer Rui]dinq Building Each of the election officers hereinbefore appointed shall receive as compensation for his or her services rendered as such, upon presentation of a proper demand against the city of Santa Ana, the SU~ of $3.30. Section y~ 329 day, when the polls Section.Il64 of the Section $. At the polling place in and for each special election precinct in this Ordinance established and provided for, the polls shall be opened on the day of election at six o'clock A.M. and shall be ~ept opened until seven o'clock P.S. of the same shall ce closed, except as provided for in Political Code. In all particulars not recited in this Ordinance the said special election shall be held, and the said question or proposition su0mitted, and the result o~f said special election determined and established as provided by law for the hold- ing of municipal elections to vote upon proposed Charters, under Section 8 of Article II of the Constitution. Section 9. This Ordinance must be signed by the President of the Board of Trustees, attested by the Clerk, and published three times in ~21TA A~A D~!LY EV=~!¥C RVCI~T~R, a newspaper o~ gen- eral circulation, printed, ~ub~ished and circulated in the City of Santa Ann. ~ection.lO. This Ordinance, ~cin~ an ordinance relating to an election, shall take effect from and after its passage. The aoov~ and foregoing Ordinance No. 680 was passed at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of SantaAna held on the 2~th day of Decem0er, 1~20, ~y the vote of more than three trustees, and on s~id d~ signed oy the Pres- ident thereof, sa follows: AY~£: T~ustees Tubbs, Chapman, Dale, Greenleaf and ~itohell. N©KS: Trustees, ~cne AB~E~T: Trustees, None. The above and foregoing Ordinance No. 660 is signed and approved by me this 2~th day of December, calling and. otherwise ~nd bs in force ATTEST: J. G. ~itohell. President of the Board of of the City of Santa Ann. Trustees