099IN THE SUPre,State
OR COURT
Of the County of an of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SS
COUN F ORANG
................being first duly
sworn, deposes says: That at all times herinafter mentioned..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi-
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City
of Anabeim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year preceding t e first pub licatio of the notice herein mentioned;
that tLo. ...................
r ........of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was pubAed and printed in said newspaper
at
le t... ( `A..... on the
.... day of. �-J ........19 p(�, h e
..............day of ........................ 1 .., s to t. ,
:and as often during said time as newspaper w e lady�i sued.
Subscribe nd sworn to before me this.... 2. ............. .
day of....... ....:1�t� .... 90..b
. ...............I........ ........
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California
IN THE SUPre,State
OR COURT
Of the County of -an of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA Ordinance No. 18Z
SS
CO1 F ORANG An ordinance fixing the time and place of
i
holding regular meetings of the Board 1
7j lj of Trustees of the City of Anaheim.
being first, duly The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana.
sworn, deposes says: That at all times herinafter mentioned..he heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. The Yegalar meetis of the
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a Board of Trustees of the City ofngAnaheipi
shall be held at the City Hall in the City o,f'
resident of said county, and was at and during all said tithes the princi— Anaheim on the second and fourth Thursday#%
of each month, at 8 o'clock P. M.
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news- Sec. 2. All special meetings of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anahei]t shall be held
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of at the City Hall in said City of Anaheim.
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana- Sec. S. All ordinances -or parts of or an -F
oes in twu$iet, fth the Prov ions of t
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of nanceere her ly repBaled.
Sec. 4. The Cit yl� Clerk shall certify tohihe
general circulation and is published for the dissernination of local and passage of this prdinanceand causeth+s
to be pnbliehed once in the Anaheim (}�,
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona a weekly newspaper of general etreuIt�ttou,
printed, published and circulated in satd fity
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said ofAnsheim,and thereupon and thereafteri1
shall be in full force and effect.
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City rsvALi CHAS3.OTTo $UoT
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more t hall of
President Board of Trustees of the City
n of Anaheim.
onog preceding dint e first ublicatio of the notice herein mentioned; Ihereby certify that the fgregoing'ordin-
ance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
that telae. ..... _ held on the 12th day of June, 1906, and that
' ' ' ' ' .. it was.-dulyru
�- sed at a regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 26th , ak of
. of which thH June, 1906, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Dating, Kroegsff,
annexed is a printed copy, was pub]' led and printed in said newspaper Stock and Fiscus.
// Noes: None.
/! a 4/47 � � I further certify that the President of said
at le t ... �l RrL...!l Yf �4 .... .�y.�� ^� m..=n ��' on the Board of Trustees signed said ordinance on the
/1 26th day of June, 1906.
!lL_ ..... day of .�� b jsawLJ Clerk of said EDWARD B.
of Ana eT'
19 he ita. ,
............. .d 17�:.... ...................1. .., U L Ll U d 'S 111 ll,
sand as often during said time as 'd newspaper was- e ularlyi5suedJe.
Subscribe nd sworn to before me this.... .................... .
,day of....... ............... 90.
C
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California
Ordinance No.
An ordinance fixing the time and place of holding regular
meeting: of the Board of Trustees of. the City of Anaheim.
The;Board.of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain -as
follows:
Section 1. The regular meetings of the Board of Trdstees of
the City of Anaheim shall be held at the City Hall in the City of.
Anaheim on the second and fourth OJU of each month,
at 8 o'clock P. M.
Sec. 24" All special meetings of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim shall be held, at the City Hall in said. City of
Anaheim.
Sec. 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with
the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
---------.___- rPr► _�.--T}�e-eit r._c1e - a1ia11_-c-extify_ to _the passage of this
ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed, published
and circulated in said City of Anaheim., and thereupon and thereafter
it shall be in full force and effect.
President of the Board Trus ees
of the City of Anaheii;.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 12th day of June, 1906, and that it was duly passed at a reg—
ular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 26th day of June,
1906, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of said Board of Trustees
signed said ordinance on the 26th day of June, 1906.
Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
IN THE SU I0 OURT
an
Of the Coun of OrState of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS
COUNT ' F ORANG
................ .....................................being first, duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times herinafter mentioned.. he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi—
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation priuted and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic, news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year preceding tthhh first publication he notiicccee} herein mentioned;
that T�e�9�G�/l/ . ✓ ...................
.. a.. .... .......of which he
... t
annexed is a printed
/copy, was pu lished and printed in said newspaper
at least..Zi......... &MYTZ � on the
......day of.....................190.`P
and as often during said time id newspaper cv r ularly issue.
.............. �. = ........
Subscrib and sworn to before me this.... C .. : ................
day of.... ...... .190.0
/G�_ d,
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California
Ordinance No. 183
An ordinance ordering that two certain
alleys in the Orange Grove Tract in the
City of Anaheim be closed . up, vacated
and abandoned, as contemplated by
Resolution of Intention No. 58 of said
city.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain AS, follows:
Section 1. That those two certain alleys in
the Orange Grove Tract in said city, as shown
on a map of said tract recorded in Book 24,
ppasgge So, of MlscellantouB Records of Los An
-
%, county, California, be closed up, vacated
and by Resolu-
tion of Intend n No. 56 of noned as saidecity, adopted
Anril 10th, 1906, said alleys being described AS
follows, to -wit:
tol Beginning at the Southwest corner of,
Loc i ingsaid tract and running thence Easter
4 ofisaid tract to the the southeast corof tner of said
rot 4; thence -southerly 16 feet to the uordw4st
corner of Lot 5 in said tract; thenbe westerly
along the north boundary of spill Lot 5 to
the northwest corner thereof and, r
northerly 16 feetto the place of heginn ng.
ibl Beginning at the southwest corner of
Lot $ in said tract and running thence easter-
ly,along the south boundary of said Lot S.to
the southeast corner thereof; thence south-
erly
16 tract; thence northeast
along. thLot
north
boundary Qf said Lot 9 to the northwest cor-
ner
or
nerthereof and ,thence.;,northerly 16 feetto
h lace o beginff
ning. to in
up oft e
Grove Tract more particffiarly described n
section 1 hereof, and it appears to said Board
of Trustees that there are no dartlsges;1 U
or expenses arising out of said wo�Y--arid iipA1
Eull force. CH 11.0 111t „
I sssL}
Presiadeut of•the Board of Trustees of the
of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin-
ance was introduced at a regular meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the City of Anahefm .,
held on the 12th day of June, 1906, and that it
was duly passed and adopted at a regular
meetiag of said Board of Trustees held on the i
.... ,one. ho ,.l,w milowin¢ vote:
)`foes: 'None. r
And I further certify, that the Preftident of
Said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
OR said 26th day of June
V1'SWIRD B. mERRiTT. 't
16ECL1 Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
Ordinance No. IS
An ordinance ordering that two certain alleys in the Orange
Grove Tract in the City of Anaheim be closed up, vacated and aban—
doned, as contemplated by Resolution of Intention No. 58 of said
City.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
follows:
Section 1. That those two certain alleys in the Orange Grove
Tract in said city, as shown on a map of said tract recorded in
Book 24, page 80 of Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County,
California, be xxx:closed up, vacated -and. abandoned as contemplated
by Resolution of Intention No. 58 of said city, adopted. April
10th, 1906, saki alleys being; de:.,cribed as, follows, to—wit:
.. [aj Begginning at the Southwest corner of Let
I in said Tract and running thence Easterly
along the south boundary of Lots 1, 2, R and 4
of said Tract to the Southeast corner of said
Lot 4; theace Southerly 16 feet to the North-
east corner of Lot 6 in said Tract; thence
Westerly along the North boundary ofsaid
Lot 5 to the Northwest corner thereof, and
thence Northerly 16 feet to the place of begin
nine.,
[bj Beginning at the Southwest corner of
Lot 8 in said Tract and running thence Easter-
ly :Tons the South boundary of said Lot S to
the 3outheastcornerthereof; thence Souther-
ly 16 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot 9 in
said Tract; thence Westerly along the North
boundary of said Lot 9 to the Northwest corner.
thereof an , athence Northerly 16 feet to the
place-of_be¢inniuQ.--
Sec. 2. That said work is for the closing up of the two certain
alleys in said Orange Grove Tract more particularly described in
Section I hereof, and it appears to said Board of Trustees that
there are no damages, costs or expenses arising out of said. work and
that no assessment is necessary for said wrork, and therefore no corgi
mir,sioners are appointed to assess benefits and damages for said
work and to have general supervision thereof.
Section 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and
adoption of this ordinance and �,ause the same to be published once
in the Anaheim Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and. circulated in said. City of. Anaheim, and there—
upon and thereafter it shall take effect end be in full force.
Presiders o.. the, Boar of Trus ees
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance T.ras introduced
at a megular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim
held on the day of 1906, and that it was duly passed
and adopted a a regular Mee ing of said Board of Trustees held on
the ;Ac, day of 1906, by the following vote:
Ayes: T ru. s t e e s
Noes: %A , C. ,
And I further certify that the President of said Board of
Trustees aVPwQ4;,04_ *06 signed said ordinance on said i-1, day of
,c �,,•r`
.1906.
Clerk o he City of Anaheim.
Y
IN THE SU I - R COURT
Of the County o Ol fie, tate of California
l
- --- — - ' Ordinance' No. 184
�I
An ordinance ordering the work
STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS of widening Broadway Street, l
I
COUNTY ORANGE in the city of Anaheim, from
the West line of Lemon Strut
I
..... ............. .................:................being to the East line of Palm Streef,.i
first duly ' �i vs:
sworn;deposes and says: That at all urges herinafter mentioned.. he The Board of Trustees of the city of Ana
[v
�. as a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a helm do ordain as follows:
section 1. That the peblie interest and con -
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the priuci Trustees hereby ordertthat
lbehfloned sQa`ag k
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette a news-
Of widening Broadway street, is 6said city,
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of from the am street in
accordance
street to h Resot
' dine of Palm street, in accordance with Reso- '
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana- lutionOfintention No. 57, declaring the In—
tention of said"$oard of Trustees to order
heim Gazette is and was at all tinges herein mentioned, a newspaper of said work to be done,and It is hereby ordered
that said work be done in acicrd'aAce.witht
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and said resolution of, intention.
Sec.2. That subject to removal fo; cause,
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona Board of Trustees at any
Said
Frank Shanley, Max Nebelung and E.W. c
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said Collum be and they are herebyy appointed
commissioners to, assess the bepeSts and dam -
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City ages, and have general supervision of said,
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than work until the completion thereoff, in eompli-
ante with an Act of . the Legislature of the
one year preceding the first publication o the notice herein mentioned; State of California, approvedraiarch 6th, IM,
and entitled An Act to p ovide f for laying
that the... ... out, opening, extending, widening,
• ..... .......... . ....... ening, or closing up, in whole or in part, any
street, square, lane, alley, court cr place i� ith-
n or acqui- I
�� �`"!'r• .. .. .. ..........of which thp'annyandallalandsanddproptynecessaryor
convenient for that purpose."
For
annexed is a printed copy, was pub ' hed and newspaper vices said commissioners
t he ishall
aper receive Bias
u
P p, , p printed ul sold nows a er compensation y
at least.. .. .......... ... �' V �— , days upon which the are actually engaged in
on the performing said services. Before proceeding
with the perform"ce of their duties, each of
said Commissioners shall file with the, Clerk
day of ...... ..... ...........190.. and ending on the of this Board of Trustees an, affidavit and a
bond to the State of California in the sum of
day of . ..........190 t, b ❑c usly five thousand dollars to faithfully perform
the duties of hi's office in the manner and form
and as often during said time as d newspaper egula is ed. required T law.
get, g, the City Clerk shall certify Ccr the
passage of this ordinance and cause the'same
to be published once in the An«•heim Gazette,
• • • • • • • • a weekly newspapper Act general circulation
printed, publis4ed and circulated is said a it
of Anaheei1m, ai6d`thereu on and thereafter it
shall bh'tn fall force and effeOTTU RUST;
Subserlb and vorn to before me this.. CHAS..................... presidentpf the Board of Trustees of the City
anceereb inmoduced� at a mee tcwa01 the
day of.... ..... ... ..190.. h
at
l'
'
�i.
pMp
ass do to egullar mee i g Board of Trustees of the of salBoard ofG .... ' .. I Trustees held on July 12, 1906, by
Notary Public in and for Orange County, lifornia vote: s
Ayes: Trustees Rust; Darling, KToeger,
I Stock and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
Ifnrther certify that the President of said'',
Board of Trustees Signed said ordinance on the y
12th day of July, 1906.
EDWARD B. MER'RITT,
[$BALI Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
Ordinance Ivo.
An ordinance ordering the work of widening Broadway Street, in
the City of Anaheim, from the West line of Lemon Street to the East
line of. Palm Street.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
follows:
Section 1. That the public interest and convenience require,
and that the said Board. of Trustees hereby order to be done, the
work of widening Broadway street, in said city, from the West line
of. Lemon Street to the East line of Pala Street, in accordance with
Resolution of Intention into. 57, declaring the intention of said
Board of Trustees to order said work to be done, and it is hereby
ordered that said. work be done in ac,!ordance with said resolution
of intention.
Sec. 2. That subject to removal by said Board of Trustees at
any time for cause, Frank Shanley, flax Nebelung and E. W. MCColltun,
be and they are hereby appointed commissioners to assess the benefits
and damages, and have general supervision of said work until the com—
pletion thereof, in compliance 4xrith an Act of the Legislature of
the State of California, approved March 6th, 1899, and entitled
"An Act to provide for laying out, opening, extending, widening,
straightening, or closing up, in whole or in part, any street,
square, lane, alley, court or place within rauninipalities, and to
condemn or acquire any and all land and property necessary or con—
venient for that purpose." vor their services said commissioners
shall receive as compensation the sun of $2.50,per day for the days
upor, which they are actually engaged in performing; said. services.
Before proceeding with the performance of their duties, each of
said Commissioners shall file with the Clerk of'this Board of
Trustees an affidavit and a bond to the State of California in the
sum of five thousan{i dollars to faithfully perform the duties of
his office in the manner and form required by late. •
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in the Ana—
beim Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed,
published and circulated in said City of An.heim, and thereupon and
thereafter it shall be in full force and effect.
President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify -that the for:�goin; ordinance -as introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on June 26th, 1906, and. that it was duly passed at a regular meeting
of said Board of Trustees. held on July 1-2-- 19069 by the following
vote:
Ayes, Trustees
Noes:
I furth-er certify that the President of said Board of Trustees
signed said ordinancF,, on the iI--- day of July, 1906.
E4":Z-V�. cwt-'
�' ->
li erk of said City of Anaheim.
E
IN THE SU " I R COURT
Of the County o Or nye, 'tate of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
S.
COUNTY ORANGE]
...... .....................v`'.................being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hertnafter mentioned.. he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi—
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a uews-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year precedinR the first publi on of the notice herein mentioned;
that the..
...................� ...... �..................of which the
annexed is a printed co L was pit led and printed in said newspaper
at least.. d . . ----.... spa.' a on the
//....day of... ... ..........190.. and ending on the
/3. ..day of.. 1 both days inclusive,
and as often durings 1 time a id newspa er-%i'
� as�r/ebrly issued.
Subscrib and worts to before met is............................
day of.... 190
.......... d.... �� ... �� .�..".fi ...................... .
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California
Ordinance No. 185
An ordinance amending, Sections 8% and
8/2 of Ordinance No. 168 of the City of
Anaheim.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows: • ,
Section 1. That Seetion 834 of Ordinance
No. 168, entitled "An ordinance amending
recti -n 1 of Ordinance No. -140, and adding two
new sections thereto," passed by the Board
of Trustees of the City of Amaheim on March
14th, 1905. be and the same is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 8%. Except as hereinafter provided,
no permit shall be granted for the issuing or,
transfer of a retail liquor dealer's license for
an establishmentto be conducted outside of
West of Clementina Street to the intersection
of Center and Claudina Streets. Second: On
both sides of Los Angeles Street, from the
south side of Center Street to the South side
of Chartres Street; and no -permit shall be
granted for the issuing or transfer of a whole
sale liquor dealer's license for an establish-'
ment to be conducted outside of the limits
aforesaid, except to bona fide wineries or
breweries.
Provided, however, that the Board of Trus-
tees may, in their discretion, upon applica-
tion therefor, grant a specialpermit to sell
liquor at retail outside of the limits herein-
before described in this section, upon the pay-
ment by the applicant of the sum of Twenty-
five dollars for each day for which such spe-
cial permit Is granted.
Section 2. That Section 8% of said Ordi- I
nanee No. 166 beand the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 8%. No permits for retail liquor licen-
ses in excess of seven shall at anv time be
granted by the Board of Trustees of the City
of Anaheim; provided, however, that this
section shall not apply to the epeeial permits
provided for in Section 8y of this ordinance.
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the
same to be published once in the Ana-,
heim Gazette a.weekly newspaper of gen-
eral circulation printed, published and circu-
lated in said City of Anaheim. and thereupon
and thereafter it shall take effect and be in
fullforce.
CHAS;' OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of the City
of Anaheim.
I hereby certify, that the foregoing ordin-
ance was introduced at a meetingg of
the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim
held on the 28th day of June, 1906, and that it
was duly passed at a regular meeting of said
Board of Trustees held on the 12th day of July,
1906, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Darling, Kroegef,
Stock and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
And I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on the 12th day of July 1406.
ED*ARD B. MERRITT,
! i sail.] Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
ORDINANCE No. / $S
An ordinance amending Sections Q 1114 and 8 112 of Ord.inan^c
No. 163 of the City of Annhrlim.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
folio -,vs :
Section 1. That Tilt Section 8 1/4 of Ordinance No. 168, entit-
led "An ordinance amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 140, and
adoIing two neer sections thereto," passed by the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim on march 14th, 1905, be and the same is here-
by amended to read as follows:
Sec, 8 1/4. except as hereinafter provided, no pe-.nait shall
be granted for the issuing or transfer of a retail liquor dealer's
license for an establishment to be cond.u-,ted outside of the. follow-
ing des^ribed portions of the City of Anaheim, to -grit: First: On
both sides of Center Street, from a point one hundred fPet IFest of
I Clementina Street to the intersection of Center and ^laudina Streets.
Second: On both sides of Los n_ngeles Street, from the South Side of
"enter Street to the South side of Chartres Street; and no permit
shall be �rnnted for'the issuing or transfer of a iuholesale liquor
dealer's license for an establisiulient to be., conducted outside of
the li;,.its, aforesaid, except to bona fide wineries or breareries.
Provided., however, Ilipt the Board of Trustees may, in their
discretion, upon application therefor, grant a special permit to
sell liquor at retail outside of the limits hereinbefore described
in this Section, upon the payment by the applicant of the sura of
dollars for each day for which such special per -
mi t
er -mit is ;;ranted.
Section 2. That Section 8 1/2 of sa.iri Ordinance No. 168 be and
the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 8 1/2. No permits for retail liquor licenses in excess of
seven shall at any time be ur=anted by the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim; provided, however, that this section shall not
apply to the special permits provided for in Section 8 1/4 of this
ordinance.
Section 4. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed, pub—
lishoc and. circulated. ill said City of Anaheim, and thereupon -unci
thereafter it shall take effect and be in full force.
President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
-t a. meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 26th kday of June, 1906, and that it was duly passed at a
regular meeting of. said Board of Trustees held on the day
of July, 1906, by the folloring vote:
Ayes: frust ees r ..:.....:7- ...... % ..':....... :. .
Noes:
And I further certify t:?at the President of said Board of
Trustees signed said ordinance on the /-�2---`` day of July, 1906.
Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
a
IN THE SU E
Of the County of ran
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
OR COUNT
, State of California
SS.
COUNTY OFNGE
... ..�(. beiu- first duly
sworn, deposes and says: gat at all times herinafter uleutioned..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen ye;irs, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi-
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in t he City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all tinges herein mentioned, a newspapi�r of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City -
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more 111,111
one year preceding t1 rst publication of the notice herein mentioned;
that the.. m,/z .. . f
...................... �•i ........of which thFa
annexed is a printed copy, was p„blis d and printed in said newspaper
at leas ........ days, commencing on tilt-
....... of.. ...14/ and ending on t 11e
...........day of ............. ........X_i�ilarl
ays 'ncittsive,
and as often during said time a std newspapy 'sst :d....... ...
r.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ..... ....................
day of..........!/! b
U b+il�....190
r,,c,�V . `............................
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California
Ordinance No. 186
An ordinance amending Ordi-
nance No. 170, entitled "An
ordinance for the licensing of
business carried on -in the, City
of Anaheim," passed August
22d, 1905•
` The Board of Trustees of the City, of Ana
helm do ordain as foilOw% '
Section > . That Section 21�8'�•�'� d
i7o, entitled' An ordinance for the 'licensing.
of business .An
on in the City of .Ana
heim," passed August 22d, 1905, be and the
same is hereby amended to read aS follows`
Section 24. For eevervemtemporary lunch
ice cream
counter'orstand, ,
counter or stand, every temporary soda water
stand, every temporary frutt'stand and every
temporary bazaar, $1.50 per day, or $6 00 per
wee7V
For every person engaged in the business of
selling tamales, lunches,-eandwiches orffood
of any description, ice cream or candy,
$6.Oo per month forrtiseach wagon on the orblic hand- art.
..Provided, however, that the location on the
public streets of the stands, counters, bazaars,
wagons or hand -carts in this section referred
to shall be under the control of the Superin-
tendent of Streets, and no such stand, eoun-
ter, bazaar, wagon or handcart shall be erect-
ed, located or maiutained at any place on said
streets other than the locality designated by
said Superintendent of Streets and set forth in
the license.
Sec. 2.The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said City of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter it
shall be in full force and elle. t.
• T. A. DARLING,
Presidentpro tem of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin-
ance was introduced at a- meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,_
held on the 12th day of July. 1906, and that it
r was duly passed and adopted at a regular
meeting of said Board of Trustees held on
1 the 26th day of July, 1906, by the following --
vote:
• Ayes: Trustees Darling; Kroeger, Stock t
and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
And I further certify that the President pro -
tem of said Board of Trustees signed said ordi
t nance on the 26th day of July, 1906.
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
(SEAL] Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
ORDINANCE No. t&6
An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 170, entitled "An ordinance
for,the licensing of business carried on in the City of Anaheim,"
passed August 22d, 1905.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
fo llows :
Section 1. That Section 24 of Ordinance No. 170, entitled "An
ordinance for the licensing of business carried on in the City of
Anaheim," passed August 22d, 1905, be and the same is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Section 24. For every temporary ice cream counter or stand.,
every temporary lunch counter or stand, every temporary soda water
stand, every temporary fruit stand and every temporary bazaar, $1.50
per day, or $6.00 per week.
For every person engaged in the business of selling tamales,
lunches`"-' andwiehes or food of any description, ice cream or candy,
from wagons or hand -carts upon the public streets, $6.00 per month
for each wagon or hand -cart.
Provided, however, that the location on the public streets of
the stands, counters, bazaars, wagons or hand -carts in this section
referred to shall be under the control of the Su¢erintendent of
Streets, and no such stand, counter, bazaar, wagon or hand -cart
shall be erected, located or maintained at any place on said streets
other than-Ahe locality designated by said. superintendent of Streets
and set forth in the license.
Sa_e_, '2-. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordnance,
and cause the same to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation printed, published and cir-
culated in said City of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter it
shall be in full force and effect.
Presiden1jof the Board of Trustees
yo
of the City of Anaheim.
T hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 12th day of July, 19069 and that it was duly passed and
adopted at a regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the
26th day of July, 1906, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees ad a"C,r. 9 71�t—
xors :,..And l further Certify thet the President of said Board of
Trustees signed said ordinance on the 26th day of July, 1906.
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
�.� 2- -3 4.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the Counter of Oran,e, State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
r SS
COUNTY �ORANGE�
� .....• .� �..�'
• � • • • ... ... ....being first duly.
sworn, deposes and says. That at all times herinafter inentioned..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi—
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year preceding th first publication f the notice herein mentioned;
thatthe.......... .......... . ...... .
....... .................... �,�........of which the
annexed is a print d cop%y, was publi and pri_ ted iu said newspaper
at'�ljeast..
✓... .. li: ... %/4. ... rd -,,commencing on the
a. A. day of.... �/TiGC�G.l. , ..190 and ending on the
.. .day of ................... ..190.., both days inclusive,
and as often during said time as said l spaper was re arly is ed.
i.. .. .�.
Subscribed aild sworn to before me this...
day of..sLu�/�� ....190 t;
01r
Notary Public i*njtnd for Orange County, California
of the Golden State, and had
longing to emigrate to the land
An oiperpetual sunshine and flower
ConArriving in this state, he pick(
Conout the best section of it, and b
chi;came a resident of what is now O
ope',ange county. He learned the ph
tographer s trade, and has now of
all ,of the best galleries in Southel
turejCalifornia. His work compares w(
strecwiththe best in the state and I
pubtenjoys a constantly increasing bu
to tri
1 tion jness., Lamb was induced to b
said come the republican nominee f
rethjtax collector as being in every wi
operfitted for the place, and is entitle
feedio and will doubtless receive t]
tions3upport of every republican vot
anOein the county, as well as mar
be n'Jemocratic votes.. He is capab]
etentmergetie and painstaking, ar
poles
would grace 0-e tax collector's c
on a
busit'ce. A vote for Lamb is a vote f.
,a worthy young man, one who h;
heir, bought his way to his present st
sectietion by dint -of indomitable wi
ah cop(and energy and perseverance.
erect, m For assessor W. M. Scott has r
with all
there°'democratic oppollent, and will wit
lanes, b
of anabout doubt have an easy time rollir
conver,,
over sat p, what promises to be nearly a u
getheri
maintaianlmous vote. Scott has been in tl
house c
before, and has ev
appliagublic service
necess even an excellent account of I
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and to stewardship. He is president of tl
and tel
such Banta Ana chamber of commert
terms a�
to -Wig and has given much of his time ai
First:'
and eqt means to further the interests
wi hen ,that city as well as the county. I
gate of' s fitted by business training and e
said fr)
within erience to fill the important off
shall b
pieted of assessor, and will undoubted
after, a
time s make a success of-his.401DWlstratic
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shalt i Capable, Scott stands as a tower
labor
said p strength to an . excellent tickt
lotion
r switebThere is no stronger man upon
I paratn
I withir, and when the democrats refused
snectf
o'e1 nominate an opponent. to him t '
Ordinance No. 187
An ordinance granting to the
Contracting and Engineering
Company, a corporation, a fran-
chise to erect, maintain and
operate poles and wires with
all the necessary aux;llary fix.
tures thereon, over and along the
streets, alleys, lanes, highways and
public places of the City of Anaheim;
to transmit sounds, signals, conversa-
tion and intelligence through and over
said wires by means of electricity; to-
gether with the right to construct.
operate and maintain all necessary
feeders, service wires, house connec-
tions and other apparatus and appli-
ances In connection therewith as tnav
be necessary for the purpose of suffi-
ciently operating and maintaining said
poles, wires and fixtures, and carrying
on a general telephone and telegraph
business by means thereof.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby granted to
the Contracting and Engineering Company,
a t orporstiou, the right and privilege to
erect, maintain aid operate poles and wires
,ivitii all the necessary and auxilliary fixtures
thereon, over and along the streets, alleys,
lanes, highways and public places of the City
of Anaheim; to transmit sounds, signals and
conversation and intelligence through and
over said wires by means of electricity; to-
gether with the right to construct, operate and
maintain all necessary feeders, service wires,
house connections and other apparatus and
appliances in connection therewith as may be
necessary for the purpose of sufficiently oper-
ating an: maintaining said poses, wires and
fixtures, and carrying on a general telephone
and telegraph business by means thereof.
Such right and priviledge to be upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter contained,
to -wit:
First: The work of constructing, installing
and equipping said telephone and telegraph
systVm shall be commenced in good faith
within not more than four months from rhe
date of t -he passage of this ordinance granting
said franchise, and it not so eomiaehced
with.n said time said frau hise so granted
shall be declared forfeited, and shall be com-
pleted within not more than three years there-
after, and if not so completed within said
tit -no said franchise so granted shall be for -
felted.
The grantee of this franchise, or its assigns,
shalt i,i good faith lay out a, -d expend for
labor used and performed in the erection of
slid poles, and fu the construction and instal-
lation in connection, therewith of wires,
switchboard, telephonfn and telegraphic- ap-
paratus and appliances, the following sums
within the periods hereinafter mentioned re-
socetfully:
One thousand dollars within eight months
after the graining of this franchise; a further
and additional sum of one thousand dollars
within twelve months after said grant; a fur-
er and afiditional sum of one thousand dol-
lars within eighteen months after said grant;
and a further and additional sum of one thou-
sand dollars within twenty-four months after
said grant. And it shall be the duty of the
grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, to file
with the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim,
before or within ten days after the expiration
of said periods of eight, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months after the grant of this
f-anchise, a statement verified by the oath of
the managing or presiding officer of said
grantee, or by the oath of its assigns,. show-
ing the sum expended for said material and
lab,.r by said grantee, or its assigns, during
the preceding period of eight, twelve, eight-
eeu or twenty-four months, as the case may
be. And any failure or omission to pay out or
expend for said labor or material the full sum
hereinbefore required to be expended within
any of the respective periods described, or
any neglect or refusal to file within the times
herein prescribed any of the verified state-
ments herein prescribed shall work the for-
feiture of this franchise and all the rights
granted thereunder, to the City of Anaheim at
the option of the Board of Trustees of said
city.
Second: That the poles to be erected and
maintained under this franchise shall not be
less than twenty-two feet in height above
the surface of the ground, and Fhall be paint-
ed. Said poles shall be located at such places
as shall be directed by said Board of Trustees,
and under the direction of the Superintend -
cut of Streets of said city; and the said Board
of Trustees shall have the right to causesaid
grantee or its assigns to move the locatfou of
said pole or poles whenever said board shall
determine that the public interest or convenf-
enee requires the location of the samA else-
where, the expense of su, h removal to be
paid by said grantee or its assigns.
Third: That the grantee of this franchise,
or its assigns, shall within thirty days after
the date of the commencement of the opera-
tion of said telephone business furnish to the
City of Anaheim three telephones and connect
same with the telephone system of said gran-
tee orits assigns, and thereafter maintain and
keep the same in gond repair and working or-
der during the term of this franchise without
expense or charge to the said City of Ana-
heirn, and no charge shall be made for the full
and unlimited use of said telephones except
for communication had with points outside of
said city for which a charge is inade to sub-
scribers to said system. And said grantee, or
its assigns. shall if required by said City, turn-
ish and allow to it during the term of this
fraucbisP, for a fire alarm and police tele.
graph system of said City, the free use of four
pins on the top of the top cross -arm on each
of the poles erected or maintained under this
franchise: provided, however, that said ci•y
shall to its use and maintainanee of said
cross -arms comply with the reasonable rules
and regnlatiois of said grantee or its assigns,
so that there shall be a minimum danger of
contact.
Fourth: That all telephone lines const net -
ed oroperated under this franchise shall have
full metallic circuits; that the rental charge
for full unlimited metallic circuit telephone
service in the sy,tem established or maintain-
ed under this franchise shall r.ot exceed thir-
ty-nine dollars per annum for atelephone in-
stalled in any business office or premiseswith-
in a radius of one mile from the intersection of
Center and Los Angeles streets. An additional
charge of no, to ,.xceed $6 per aumim for each
additional mile or fraction thereof; arid a
charge Of not to exceed twenty-seven dollars
per auuu:n for telephone installed in private
residence for residence use, within a radius of
one mile from ,he intersection of Center and
Los Angeles streets; an additional charge of
not to exce, d six dollars per annum for each
additional mi'e or fraction thereof, provided,
however, tnat an additional charge of six dol-
lars per annum may be made onall telephones
installed when the total number exceo ds five
hundred. And a further additional charge of
si:, dollars per anu int ou all ttlephones in-
stalled in like manner on each additional five
hundred or frac-tion thereof.
Fifth: Said grantee or its assigr_s during the
life c.f this franchis- shall pay to the City of
Anaheim, in lawful money of the united
States of America, twoper cent of the gross
annual receipts of said grantee, or its assigns,
arising from the ase, operation or possi scion
of this franchise in the City of Anaheim. No
percentage shall bp paid for the first five
years after the date of this franchise, but
thereafter such percentage shall be pall an-
nually. The amount of the gross annual re-
ceipts of the grantee of this franchise or its as-
sigus, arising from its, or his, use, operation
or possession of this franchise, shall be deem-
ed and understood to be the total gross earn-
ines collected or received, or in any manner
gained or derived, by the gi antee of this fran-
chise, or its assi-;is, from telephone or tele-
graph charges or rentals, and from renting or
leasing of lints, poles or conduits in said t'ity
of Anaheim. And it shall be the duty of the
grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, to file
with the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim at
the expiration of six yt ars from the dote of
the granting of this franchise, and at the ex-
piration of each and every year thereafter, at
statement, verified by the oath of the manag-
ing or presiding officer of said grantee, or by
the oath of its assigns, showing the total
gross receipts and gross earnings collected or
received, or in any manner gained or derived
by said grantee, or its assigns, during the
preceding twelve months, from the telephone
or telegraph charges or rentals, or from rent-
ing, leasing or letting of lines, pules or con-
duits in the City of Anaheim. And within
tear days after the filing of the aforesaid state-
ment, it shall be the duty of the said grantee,
or its assigns, to pay to the City Treasurer of
the City of Anaheim the aggregate sum of
said percentage upon the amount of said
gross annual receipts arising from the use,
operation or possession of this franchise in
the City of Anaheim, determined and com-
puted in the manner hereinbefore provided.
And any neglect, omission or refusal on the
part of said grantee, or its assigns, to file such
verified statements, or to pay such percentage
of such gross annual receipts, at the times
and in the manner hereinbefore provided,
shall work the forfeiture of this franchise and
all the rights of said grantee or its assigns
thereunder, to the City of Anaheim, at the
option of the Board of Trustees of said City.
Sixth: Whenever a pertuit is granted by
said Board of "trustees for the moving of auy
building or structure along the streets, al-
leys, lanes, highways or public places of the'.
City of Anaheim, or either of them, and the
wires erected under the privileges given by
this franchise present an obstruction to the
free passage of such building or structure
along such streets, alleys, lanes, highways or
public pla; es, it shall be the duty of the gran
tee of this franchise, or its assigns, to out said
wires so as to permit the free passage of such `
building or stricture; provided, however, i
that the owner of such building or structure
shall, in writing, delivered at.the office of,
said grantee, or its assigns. in said City of:'
Anaheim, at least twenty four hours before"
the time said owner desires said wires out,
notify said grantee, or its assigns, of the time.
when, and the place where, said owner de-
sires said wires cut.
Sec, 2. Said grantee, or its assigns, may;
make all necessary excavations in any of the
streets, alleys, lanes, highways or publics'
places of said City of Anaheim for the purpose''
of erecting and maintaining poles or other''
supports for said wires or conductors, or re-
pairing the same, or for placing conduits, and
the repair thereof, and said work shall be
done in compliance with the rules, regula-
tions, ordinances or orders which may dur-
ing the continuance of this franchise be
adopted from time to time by said Board of
Trustees, and the said work shall be done to
the satisfaction of said Board of Trustees.
Saidppoles, wires, conductors and conduits
shill be pla ed and maintained so as not to
interfere with travel on any of the said
streets, alleys, lanes, highways or public
places in said City of Anaheim, and said gran-
tee, or its assigns, shall hold the said City of,,
Anaheim free and harmless from and damages
arising by reason of any negligent use of said
privileges by said grantee or its assigns.
Sec. 3 Nothing in this ordinance shall be,
construed as in any way to prevent the proper
authorities of said City of Anaheim from
seweninz, grading, paving, repairing, closing
or altering in any wise any of said streets,
alleys, lanes, highways or public places inch
tinned herein. The franchise herein given :c
scall not be exclusive, and the said Board of!
Trustees reserves the power to grant a like {
franchise to any other telegraph or telephone
company, the same however not to interfere
with the reasonable and proper exercise of
the privileges herein granted.
Sec. 4. This franchise shall continue and
be in force for a period of fifty years from
and after the passage of this ordinance
Sec 5. Should said grantee, or its assigns,
cease or fail to maintain anti operate a tele-
phone exchange in said City of Anaheim,
then said grantee, or its assiens, shall remove
said lines, wires, conductors conduits and
poles from the streets, alleys, lanes, highways
or public places of said City of Anaheim
within sixty- days from the date that said
gr:,ntee, or its assigns, cease or fail to main-
tafh or operate a telephone exchange in said
City.
See 6. Should said grantee, or its assigns,
fail, neglect or refuse to comply with any of
the provisions contained in this ordinance,
then and in that event all the rights and priv-
ileges hereby granted to said grantee, or its
assigns, shall be forfeited, and this grant
shall be null and void,
Sec 7. The city Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the
same to be published once in the Ana-
heim Gazette, a weekly newspaper of gen-
eral circulation printed, published and circu-
lated in said City of Anaheim.
See.3. 1 his ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publicatiou and the filing by said gmiltee, or
its assigns, in the oIIlce of the City Clerk of
said City of an unconditional acceptance
thereof.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of the City
of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin-
ance was introduced at a meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim
held on August 9th, 1906, and that it was duly
Massed at a regular meeting of said Board of
trustees held oil the 23d day of August, 1906, by
the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust. Darling, Kroeger,
Stock, Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of said
Board of Trustees signed said ordinance on
the 23d day of August, 1506.
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
SEALI Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
P
Ordinance No. 1
An ordinance granting to the Contracting and Engineering Com-
pany9a corporation, a franchise to erect, Maintain and oper:=,te -poles
and wires with all the necessary auxillary fixtures thereon, over
and Jklong the streets, alleys, lanes, highways and public places of
the City of Anaheim; to transmit sounds, signals, conversation and
intelligence through and over said wires by means of electricity;
together with the right to construct, operate and maintain all nec-
essary feeders, service wires, house connections and other appara
tits and appliances in connection therewith as may be necessary for
the purpose of sufficiently operating and maintaining said. poles,
wires and .fixtures, and carrying on a general telephone and tele-
graph business by means thereof.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as fol-
lows:
ol-
ior,rs.
Se^tion 1. That there is hereby granted to the Contracting and
Engineering Company, a corporation, the right and privilege to erect,
maintain and operate poles and wires with all the necessary and
auxilliary fixtures thereon, over And along the streets, alleys,
lanes, highways and public places of the City of r�naheim; 4. trans-
mit sounds, signals and conversation and intelligence through and
over said wires by means of electricity; together with the right to
constru.^,t, operate and maintain all necessary feeders, service wires,
house connections and other apparatlas and appliances in connection
therewith as.may be necessary for the p.irpose of sufficiently oper-
ating and maintaining said poles, wires and fixtures, and carrying
on a general telephone and telegraph business by rneand thereof.
Such right and privilege to be upon the terms and conditions
hereinafter contained, to -wit:
. First: The work of constructing, installing; Sana equipping said
telephone and. telegraph system shall be commenced in good faith xi
within not more t.an four months from the date of the passage of
this ordinance granting said franchise, and if not so co,,Menced
within said time said franchise so granted shall be declared for-
feited, and shall be completed within not more than three years
thereafter, and if not so completed within said time said franchise
sogranted shall be forfeited.
The grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, shall in good
It
faith lay out and expend for labor used and performed in the erec-
tion of said poles, and in the construction and installation in
connection therewith of wires, switchboard, telephonic and tele-
graphic apparatus and appliances, the following sums within the
periods hereinafter mentioned respectively;
One thousand dollars within eight months after the granting
of this franchise; a further and additional sum of one thousand dol-
lars within twelve months after said grant; a further and additional
sural of one thousand dollars within eighteen months after said grant;
and a. further and additional sum of one thousand dollars within
twenty-four months after said. grant. And it shall be the duty of
the grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, to file with the
City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, before or within ten days after
the expiration of said periods of eight, twelve, eighteen and twenty-
four months after the grant of this franchise, a statement verified
by the oath of xxirt the managing or presiding officer of said gran-
tee, or by the oath of its assigns, showing the sum expended for
said material and labor by said grantee, or its assigns, during
or
the preceding period of eight, t-�,7elve, eighteen(,Rxl twenty-four
months, as the case may be, And any failure or omission to pay out
or expend for said labor or material the full sum hereinbefore re-
quired to be expended within any of the respective periods described,
neglect or
or any refusal to file within the times herein prescribed any of
i
f the verified statements herein prescribed shall work the forfeit-
ure of this franchise and all the rights granted thereunder, to the
City of Anaheim at the option of the Board of Trustees of said. City.
Second: That the poles to be erected and maintained under this
franchise shall not be less than twenty-two feet in heighth above
the surface of the ground, and shall be painted. Said poles shall
be located at such places as shall be directed by said Board of
Trustees, and under the direction of. the Superintendent of Streets
of said City; and the said Board of Trustees shall have the right
to cause said grantee or its assigns to move the location of said
pole or poles wherever said Board. shall determine that the public
interest or convenience regjtires the location of the same elsewhere,
the expense of such removal to be paid by said grantee or its assigns.
Third: That the grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, shall
within_ thirty days after the date of the commencement of the opera-
tion of said telephone business furnish to the City of Anaheim three
telephones and connect same trr, th the telephone system of said. gran-
tee or its assigns, and thereafter maintain and keep the same in
good repair and. working order during the term of this franchise
without expense or charge to the said City of Anaheim, and. no charge
shall be made for the full and unlimited use of said telephones ex-
cept for eor-mnication had with points outside of said City for
Which. a charge is made to subscribers to said system. And said
grantee, or its assigns, shall if required by said City, furnish
and allow to it during the term of this franchise, for a fire alarm
and police telegraph system of said City, the free nse of four pins
on the top of the top cross -arm on each of the poles erected or
maintained under this franchise; provided, however, that said City
shah in its use and maintainance of said cross—arims comply ,with
the reasonable rules and regulations of said grantee or its assigns,
so that there shall be a mininum danger of contact.
Fourth: That all telephone lines construct-
ed or operated under this fralnchise shall have
full metallic circuits; that the rental charge
for full unlimited metallic circuit telephone
service in the system established or maintain-
ed under this franchise shall not exceed thirty-
nine dollars per annum for a telephone install-
ed in any business office or premises within a
radius of one mile from the intersection of
Center and Los Angeles Streets. An additional
charge of not to exceed;6 per annum for each
additionalmile orfraction thereof; and a"
charge of not to exceed tweyty-seven dollars
perannpm for telephone installed Jr. private
residence for residence use, within a radius of I
one mile from the intersection of Center and
Los Angeles Streets; an additional charge of
not to exceed six dollars perannum for each
Pdditional mile or fraction thereof, provided,
however, that an additional charge of six -dol -
Jars per annum may be made on all telephones
installed when the total number exceeds five
hundred. Ands further additional charge of
six dollars per annum on all telephones in-
stalled-tn like manner on each additional five
hundred or fraction thereof.
Fifth: Said. grantee or its assigns during the life of this
franchise shall pay to the City of Anaheim, in lawful money of the
United States ofAmeriea, two per cent. of the gross annual receipts
of said grantee, or its assigns, afising from the use, operation or
possession of this franchise in the City of Anaheim. No percentage
shall be paid for the first five years after the date of this fran-
chise, but thereafter such percentage shall be paid annually. The
amount of the gross annual receipts of the grantee of this franchise
or its assigns, arising from its, or his, use, operation or posess-
ion of this franchise, shall be deemed and understood to be the
total gross earnings collected or received, or in any manner gained
or derived, by the grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, from
telephone or telegraph charges or rentals, and from renting or leas -
Ii,
ing of lines, poles or conduits in said City of Anaheim. And it
shall be the dutry of the grantee of this franchise,,or its assigns,
to file with the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim at the expiration
of six years froin the date of the grantinz *R tI _ .nchise, and
at the expiration of each and every ;rear thereafter, a statement,
verified by the oath of the managing or presiding officer of said
grantee, or by the oath of its assigns, showing the total gross re-
cei)ts and gross earnings collected or received, or in any Manner
gained or derived by said grantee, or its assigns, during the pre-
ceding twelve months, from the telephone or telegraph charges or
rentals, or from renting, leasing or letting of lines, poles or
conduits in the City of Anaheim. And within ten days after the
filing of the aforesaid statement, it shall be the duty of the said
grantee, or its assigns, to pay to the City Treasurer of the City
of Anaheim the aggregate sum of said percentage upon the amount of
said gross annual receipts arising from the use, operation or pos-
session of this franchise in the City of Anaheim, determined and.
computed in the manner hereinbefore provided. And any negledt,
omission or refusal on the part of said grantee, or its assigns, to
file such verified statements, or to pay such percentage of such
gross annual receipts, at the times and in the manner hereinbefore
provided, shall work the forfeiture of this franchise and all the
rights of said granteee or its assigns thereunder, to the City of
Anaheim, at the option of the Board of Trustees of said City.
Sixth: Whenever a permit is granted by said Board of Trustees
for the moving of any building or structure along the streets, alleys,
lanes, highways or public places of the City of Anaheim, or either
of them, and the wires erected under the privileges given by this
franchise present an obstruction to the free passage of such build-
ing or structure along such streets, alleys, lanes, highways or
public Places, it shall be the duty of the grantee of this franchise,
or its assigns, to cut said wires so as to permit the free passage
of such building or stru^ture; provided, however, that the owner of
such building or structure shall, in writing, delivered at the office
of said grantee, or its assigns, in said City of Anaheim, at least
twenty-four hours before the time said owner desires said wires
out, notify said grantee, or its assigns, of the time when, and the
place where, said owner desires said wires out.
Sec. 2. Said grantee, or its assigns, may make all necessary
excavations in any of the streets, alleys, lanes, highways or pub-
lic ?daces of said City of Anagein for the purpose of erecting and
maintaining poles or other supports for said wires or conductors,
or repairing the same, or for placing conduits, and the repair there-
of, and said work shall be done in compliance with the rules, reg-
ulations, ordinances or orders which may during the continuance of
thio franchise be adopted from time to time by said Board of Trudtees,
and the. said work shall be done to the satisfaction of said Board
of Trustees. Said poles, wires, conductors and conduits shall be
placed and maintained so as not to interfere with travel on any of
the said streets, alleys, lanes, highways or public places in said
City of Anaheim, and said grantee, or its assigns, shall hold the
said City of Anaheim free and harmless from all damages arising by
reason of any negligent use of said. privileges'by said grantee or
its assigns.
Sec. 3. Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as in any
way to prevent the proper authorities of said City of Anaheim from
severing, grading, paving, repairing, closing or altering in any
wise any of said streets, alleys, lanes, highways or public places
mentioned. herein. The franchise herein given shall not be exclusive,
and the said Board of Trustees reserves the power to grant a like
franchise to any other telegraphic or telephone company, the same
however not to interfere with the reasonable and proper exercise
of the privileges herein granted.
Sec. 4. This franchise shall continue and be in force for a
period of fifty years from and after the passage of this ordinance.
Sec. 5. Should said grantee, or its assigns, fats cease or
fail to maintain and operate a telephone exchange in said City of
Anaheim, then said grantee, or its assigns, shall remove said lines,
wires, conductors, conduits and poles from the streets, alleys,
lanes, llighraays or public places of said. City of Anaheim within
sixty days from the date that said grantee, or its assigns, cease
or fail to maintain or operate a telephone exchange in said City.
Sec. 6. Should said grallte.e, or its assigns, fail, neglect or
refuse to comlly with any of the provisions contained in this or-
dinance, then and. in that event all the rights and privileges hereby
granted to said grantee, or its assigns, shall be forfeited, and
this grant shall be null and void.
Sec. 7. the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette, a weekly ne!vsppper of general circulation printed, pub-
lished and circulated in said City of Anaheim.
Sec. S. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and publication and the filing b;,' said grantee,
or its assigns, in the office of the City Clerk of said City of an
unconditional acceptance thereof.
President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on August 9th, 1906, a.nd that it was duly passed at a regular meet—
ing of said Board of Trustees held on the 23d day of August, 1906,
by the following vote:
Ages: Trustees
Noes:
I further certify that hhe President of said Board of Trustees
signed said ordinance on the 23d day of August, 1906.
Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
71 ..........
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the County of Orange, State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SS.
COUNTY JRANGE�
...... ..... being first duly
sworn, deposes and s. That at all times herinafter mentioned..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the priuci—
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year preceding the first publica ion of the notice herein mentioned;
that.........................
........................ .. �. ............of which tho
annexed is a printed copy, W. s pl b ' ed and printed in said newspaper
at least... f '4"
...... on the
.....dayof.�1,,..190 and ending on the
.. .day of ............... ......190.. b th day inclusive,
and as often during said time as s newspaper reg a issued.
........... . ...........
Subscri ))ed�yandd sworn to before me this.... X..7 .................. .
day of....(�!190..
Notary Publi in and for Orange County, California
E2
Ordinance No. 188 I
An Ordinance fixing andlevying a prop-' t
erty, tax on all property within the
Corpw tfe Limits of the City of Ana-
heim, ? the fiscal year 1908-1907,
The Board of trustees of the. City of Ana-
heitndo ordain as follows:
Section 1. That there be and hereby isfixed
and levied a property tax for the ffscal year '
o -f 19t16�1i107 of thirty-five teats un each one
V hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of
1
the
be
torpor
iaenient' oY l '
for the
e -twentieth'
ifl i�terebj
ax for , ttiit_
wbtedness. I I II
$&dtioi]lT.,.1�t City ,C1t shall pertily to
he passage of thto ordtnatice and cause the
atge to, be prybliood ot►tspp in aha �tpr
ieim (lazette' apunewiaelp�adp�,t of geheral oirou-
he datd OtgToY' Analheim, e9ahe euipop sn
beresfcer it shaJi tape efeat and ke if1 full
'orce. -
4. J. STOCK,
'resident pro tem of the >§bard of Trustees :of
.the City at Anaheim. ,. `
I hereby certify that the' foregoitff grdin�-`
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Kroeger, P'isct
Noes: None.
Abtbeat"ac.d not voting `frusteei i t #, I
"1 further uertifq ; at tat ' President
tem of said Board of r }iggt}1ed i bp's
DU the 27th day of Sep td 141806
A£
Clr F"�k the CitYeo
Ordinance No. 188
� An Ordinance fixing and levying a prop-
erty tax on all property within the
corporate limits of the City of Ana -
beim, for the fiscal year 1906-1907
i The Board of TrusieeS of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year
of 1906-1907 of thirtv-flve cents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of
all real and personal property within the cor-
porate limits of the city of Anaheim for the
ordinary annual expenditures of said city.
Section 2 That there be and hereby iR fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year
of 1906-1907 of fourteen cents on each one hun-
dred dollars of the assessed valuation of all
real and personal property within the torpor -
ate limits of the,City of Anaheim for the pur-
pose of paying the annual interest of the in-
debtedness of said City incurred for the pur-
pose of constructing a City Hall, for the ex-
tension and completion of the City Water
Works, for the grading and improvement of
streets and the purchase of property for the
fire department, together with one -twentieth
of said indebtedness.
Section 3. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiseal year
1906-1907 of seven cents on each one hundred
dollars of the assessed valuation of all real
and personal property within the corporate
limits of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose
of paying the annual interest of the indebted-
ness of said city incurred for the purpose of
constructing and erecting a City Electric
Light Plant, together with one-fortiethof said
indebtedness.
Section 4. That there be and hereby is fix-
ed and levied a propevy tax for the fiscal
year 1906-1907 of eighteen cents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of
all real and personal property within the cor-
porate limits of the City of Anaheim, for the
purpose of paying the annual interest of the
indebtedness of the said city incurred for the
purpose of the extension and improvement of
the City Water Works, and for the improve-
ment of the Electric Lignt Plant, together
with one -fortieth of such indebtedness.
Section 5. That these be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year
1906-1907 of seven cents on each one hundred
dollars of the assessed valuation of all real
and personal propetty within the corporate
limits of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose
of maintaining the Public Library of said
city.
Section 6. That there be and is hereby fix-
ed and levied a property tax for the fiscal
year 1906-1907 of forty-four cents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of
all real and personal property within the cor-
porate limits of the City of Anaheim, for the
purpose of paying the annual interest of the
indebtedness of said City incurred for the
purpose of the extension and improvement of
the City Water Works and for the extension
and improvement of the City Electri:; Light
Plant, together with one -fortieth of such in-
debtedness.
Section 7. That the l,fty Clerk shall certify to
the passage of this ordinance and cause the
same to be published once in the Ana-
heim Gazette, a newspaper of general circu-
lation printed, published and circulated in
the said City of Anaheim, and thereupon and
thereafter it shall take effect and be in full
force.
G.J- STOCK,
President pro tem of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin-
ance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
held on the 13th day of September. 1906, and
that it was duly passed at a regular meeting
of said Board of Trustees held on theL27th
day of September, 1906, by the following
vote:
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Kroeger, Fiscus.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting Trustees Rust, Darl-
ing.
I further certify that the President pro -
tem of said Board of Trustees signed the same
on the 27th day of September, 1906.
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
[SEAL] Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
N
0 din --nee �o..i / 9
An ordi nance fixing and levying a property tax on all pro-
erty within the corporate limits of the City of Anaheim,for the
fisc --1 year 1906-1907.
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The Board of Trustees of the C_ty of Anaheim do ordiLin as
f of l ours :
Section le That there be and hereby is fixed and levied a
property tax for the fiscal year i # -x3 5txac2xKax4m kxxft-xx of
1906-1007 of thirty-five centis on each one hundred dollars of the
assessed valuation of all real and personal property within the
corporate limits of the City of Anaheim for the ordinary annual
expenditures of said city -
Section 2o That the -e be and hereby is fixed and levied a
property tax for the fiscal year of lwOv-190'7 of fourteen cants on
each one hundred dollars, of the assessed valuation of all real and
personal
property within
the corporate
limits
of the
City
of
Anaheim
for the purpose
of paying the
annual
interest
of
the 4n-
d.ebtedness of said City incurred for the purpose of constructing;
a city 14all, fo Y• the extension and completion of the City eater
`'.'orks,for the grading and improvement of- streets and the purchase
of property for the fire department, toEether with one -twentieth
of said indebtedness.
Section 3 -That there be t and hereby is fixed and levied a
property tax for the fiscal year 1906-1907 of seven cents on
each one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of all real and
personal property within th_: corporate limits of the City of
Anaheim,for the p,.irpose of payinp�, the annual interest of the in-
debtedness of said City incurred for the purpose of constructing
(1)
an erecting a t. ity Electric Light Plant,+ogether irrith -one-fortieth
of said indentedness.
Section 4.That there be and hereby is fixed an.1 levied a
property tax for the fiscal year 190E3-1907 of eighteen cents on
each one
hundred dollars
o f the assessed valuation of
all
real ant
personal
property within
the corporate limits of the
City
of
Anaheim,for--the purpose of paying the annual interest of the
indebtedness of the said City incurred for the Fgx M=XMIxMxicMMIkMg
RM]jxiMjxjKaViXgxxx purpose of the extension and improvement of the
City Water Iyorks, and for the improvement of the Electric Light
Plant, tog ther with one -fortieth of such indebtedness.
Section 5.That there be and hereby is fixed, anti levied a pro-
perty tax for the fiscal year 1906-1907 of seven cents on each one
hundred dollars
of the assessed valuation of
all
real and personal
property �,;ithin
the corporate limits of the
City
of Anaheim, for the
purpose of xraintainin; the Public Library of said City.
Section a. That there be and is ,�Iereby fixed and levied a
property tax for the fiscal year 190E3-1907 of forty-four cents
on each one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of all
real and personal property
within the
corporate
limits of the City
of Anaheim, fo r the p Irpo se
of paying
the annual
interest o f the
indebtedness of said City incurred for the purpose of the exten-
and improvement of the City Water 1,1rorks and fb r the extension
rovement of the Oi`tY Electric. I,Tght Plant, together with one.
; • Mth of such indebtedness.
Section 7. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage
G
c)f this ordinance and cause the same to be published one in the
Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper of general circulation printed,
published and circuli.ted in the City of Anaheim, and thereupon
and thereafter it shall take effect and be in full force,
rot
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President of the card of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the f'oreFvin ordinance was introduced
:,t a meetinv, of the board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
Meld on the 13th. day of September,1903, ani
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the County of Orange, State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY ORANGE.
..................... ..... .........................being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times herinafter mentioned.. he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi-
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year preceding t e first publicati f the notice herein mentioned;
that th
...........of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was publi he and rinted in said newspaper
at least.., -, n on the
..day of.. ......190.. and ending on the
�LA
.. ......day of.. ......1 , both days inclusive,
and as often during said time as newspaper regularl issued.
Subscribed and sworn to before me t is... Y<....!! ................ .
day of ..........x — ...190.
Notary Public in nd for Orange County, California
Vii LU �. ydi Vtivt �. ail v.�.1 j -11 .._, .. . .�.. .,_�.. __C
!'r'.;ste;:s sif-ned said ordinance on the ti"7the day of Sept ember, 1903.
`Z. V . -VqA- d- l .
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the Countv of Orange, State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY ORANGES
....... .......... /.................................being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times herinafter tuentioned..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi-
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in the said City
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year preceding t e first publicatio f the notice herein mentioned;
that th ..
�... ...of which thf,
annexed is a printed copy, was publi hed and rinted in said newspaper
at least.. e. .-2-1..... o=n, Wino on the
.��.h...., .day of.... ........ 190.. and ending on the
day of.. 19 , both days inclusive,
and as often during said time as newspaper regular issued.
Subscribed and sworn to before met is... �/<.:.!!
day of..... ..... 190.
Notary Public4-n,for Orange County', California
Ordinance No. 189
An ordinance fixing a.time and place for
the payment of licenses in the City of
Anaheim, and a penalty for a failure
to comply therewith.
The Board of Trustees of the City of An
s�
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. All licenses which are now.,e,
may hereafter bg required to be paid b n�
ordinauCe; .rule or regulation of the Ci ni
nb
Anahefshalt be payable monthly i ad-
fayee, to the Marshal at his office in the City
Ha 1, in the City of Anaheim, on or before 6
o'clock P. "m. of the 6th day of each month,
orotyou a. va all ncenses waieu-., are - 54.-:
quired by section one hereof to be paid on or
before 6 o'clock p. m. of the 6th day of each
month, and which are not so paid, it shall be
the imperative duty of the Marshal to add
thereto and collect a penalty of 10 per centum.
of such licenses, and the payment of such
penalty shall.be enforced in the same manner
that thempaymeut of such license is enforced.
Section. S The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage gf this ordinance and cause ,the
same to; be published once itr the Anaheim
tazette, a newspaper printed, published and
amrcm 1 tted in the City of Anaheim, and there
uaon and thereafter it shall take effect and be
in full force.
G. J. SWCB,
President prd tern of the $card of Trustees of
thi, i:y of Anahelrn.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin-
ance was introduced at a meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim
held on the 78th day of September, 1908, And,
that it wag duly passed at a regular meeting
of e4.�t f#oard*f Tmstees held onthd27th day
of S�Winber, IM, by the fuilowthg'vote :
Ayes; Trustees Stock, Yroeger,
Ff.
Noes_Alone.
Absen_t and not voting Trustees Rust*and,
Darlingg
And l inrther certify that the Premidont pro
tem of the Beard of:Trues eigl said ord1-
mance on the 27th day of
Stiet tuber 4906.
EDWARD B. MSRItITT,
[sttem 1 Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
, •
t L.L a J- :.4 4:.
lr
s
Ordinance �+o.
An ordinance fixing; a time end place for the payment of
licenses in the City of Anaheim, and a penalty for a failure to
comply therewith.
The oard of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
follows.
ld-t b3TJ*- All-
ollows.
tt";1:''AI1 licenses which are now or may hereafter be
4
required to be paid by any ordinance, rule or regulation of the
City of Anaheim shzll''ber
payable monthly in advance, to the
:aarshalh 4t his office in the City Hall,in the City of Anaheim,
�t n orbefore 2R*o' clock P.M. of the �th. day of each month9except
licenses which are Eranted for; a less period than- one month,
�..hR Vihich shall be paid for when granted.
Section 2. 0n all licenses which are required by sec-t*on one
hereof to be
paid on or before 3= o'clock P.N1. of themft%i. day of
each month, and which are not so, paid,it shall be the imperative
duty of the IMarshall to add thereto and collect a penalty of l
per centum of such license, and the payment of such penalty shall
be enforced in the same manner that the payment of such license
is enforced.
Section 3. The City clerk shall certify to the passage of
this ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the
Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper printed,published and circulated in t t -
the ,City of Anaheim, =and thereupon and thereafter it shall take
effect and be in full force, p�
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President of the 'Board of Trusters of the vity of AnCC"
I hereby certify that the f'orefoing ordinance was introduced
t a meeting; of the Hoary of T}Mastees of the City of Anaheim,neld
on the 13th. day of "eptember, 1006, and that it was duly passed at
Section 3. The , ity clerk shall certify to t •e pa�;sage of
this ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the
^%naheim gazette, a newspaper print ed, published anti circllated in t-1;
the -'itY of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter it shall take
effect and be in full force.
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President of the Board of Trustees of the city of An OL"
A
I he reby certify that the forefr-,o ing ordinance was introduced
t a meeting of tree oard of Trustees of the (;ity of Anaheim,held
(,n the 13th. day of reptember,1906, and that it was duly passed at
re;zlar meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 27th.
day of September,190o,by the following vote.
Ayes. Trustees�cvc.
�To e s . None.
_._
And I further certify that the Pre side:�t��o he Loar1 of
`i'r rite -as signed said ordinance on the ti"Ith. day of September,1903.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the County of Orange, State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY ORANGE
.................. being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times herinaftertnentioned..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eigh;/01' years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the princi—
pal clerk of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of
Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said
newspaper had been established, printed and published in ttie said Citv
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than
one year prece ing th first publicat' of the notice herein mentioned;
that the. .......................
.......... .....`.. ...``.......�.. ..L/��...........of which the
annexed is a printed //copy, was pub!' ed and printed in said. newspaper
at least..4�%^�'SG ' �• at-' ....days, commencing on the
.day of.. ' .....190.. nd ending on the
.....day of both days inclusive,
and as often during said time as sa' newspaper as reg! larly issued
Subscribed an sworn to before me t/his.... .. !........... . .... .
day of... �:........ 190.
...........�......... ........
Notary Public is an for Orange County, California
h
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the County of Orange, State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY ()RANGE
G Ordinance No. 190
......................................................bein;; first duly An. ordinance fixing a place and time for
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times herinafter mentioned.. he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighKKII/n years, and a the payment of electric_ light; and'
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the prinei— water rates in the city of Anaheim,
pal clerk Of the printer and publisher of the Anaheim Gazette, a news- and a penalty for a failure to comply
paper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the City of therewith.
Anaheim in said Count of Orange, State of California; that said Ana-
The Board, of Trustees of the CityotAna.
Anaheim, y heim do ordain as follows:
heim Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of -section I. All electric 1igi,t and water
rates, for light and water furnished by the City I
general circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and of Anaheim, in tete said, tpY of Ana#aeim,
shall be payable to the MW ITIai at hlp office in
telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona the City Hall, in the City of,Auaheil0
tltc At
fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said aI tfol
newspaper had been established printed and published in the said City tloni. On all electric light and water
p p rates, of the City of Anaheim, which at . not
of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more than paidonor before s o,ciock p m, of the 8th
day of each Mouth joshaJl be the im�eratite
one year preee ing the first publicat�i t of the notice herein mentioned; dutyof'theMarshal tosAd theand collect
a penalty of ten per centum of Mie h tgte, and
the pa meati of each
i g penalty shall be enfora
that the. .. ed in esame moaner that the ,taymentof-
�% the electric light and water rate is enforebd.
...� / ...........of which the sections. "he City Clerk shallcertifytothe
• • • passage of this ordinance and cause the. sante
annexed is a printed copy, was pub9h�,�d�a�ndprinted in said. newspaper ate, n apaishedonessin the
Anaheim
tette,
/j lhled In the City Of Anaheim, and -thereupon
at least.�G lL s, and thereafter it shall take effect and be in
. .. days, , commencin g on the fun force.'
President (4• J. STOCK,
day of.... 190.., and ending on the PrP tem of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
(� I bereby certify that the foregoing ,ordiu-
day of : `�./.....19both days inclusive, ence was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
and as often during said time as sa' newspaper as regt larly issued. held on the 18th day of September, Iw and
that was duly passed at a regular meeting
of said Board of Trustees held on the 27th day
of September, 1906, by the following vote:
• . • • • . • • Ayes: Trustees Stock; Kroeger, Fiscus. .
nes: None.
Absent and' not voting Trustees Rust and
j, Darling.
Subscribed an Sworn to before me this. And I further certify that the President pro
tem of the Bodrd of Trustees signed said or-
day
r
day of... ...........:........1901 dinance on the 27th day of Sepptember, 1906.
lareL� EDWARD B. ME$RtTT,
— (Cterk of the Citt of Anaheim.
Notary' Public in an for Orange County, California
4
h
Cr finance '-o.
An ordinance fixing• a place and time for the pay nient of
electric 1i ht -and water rates in the City of Anaheim, and a
penalty for a failure to comply therewith.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
follows
Section 1. All electric light and water rates, for light and
crater furnished j)_y the City -of Anaheim, in the said City of
Anahe im, s tall be.' payable to the 4arsn all at his office in the
City Pall, in'the Citry ofAnaheim, from the 1st. to and including
G
:..t he nth.. day of each month, fo r• the month preceeding.
Section 2.On all elec rie. light and water rates,of the City
of Anaheim,which are not paid on or before44 o'clock P.M. of the
Ith. day of .each month it shall be the imperative d,.xty of the
' arshall to add thereto and collect a penalty of ten per centum
of such rate, and the payment of such penalty shall be, enforced
in the same manner that the payment of the electric light and
water rate is enforced.
Section 3.The City clerk shall certifyto the t,=
passage tri#'' this
ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the Anaheim
C azette, ,newspaper printed,published and circulated in the City
t, f Ana,eim, and thereupon and thereafter it, shall take effect
and be in full force.
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jo,;_�,�
President of the Board of tr'astees of the
(�it y of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a met:ting of the �'oard of Trustees of the :ity of �inaheim,held
on the 13th. day of September,1906, and that it was duly passed
at a regular me ting of said Toard of Trustees held on the 27th.
day of Selbtember,1906,b the following vote.
Ayes.Trustees;�C.�IG �G7�.c���
goes. *lone. C t, - -.-( _
And I f �rthe r certify that the President_ o "�'fi e Board of
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a me�:ting of the Board of Trustees of the <;ity of '�naheim,held
on the 13th. day of Sep tember, 1906, and that it was duly passed
at a re Pular me,: tiny of said Fsoard of Trustees held on the 27th.
day of aefbtember,1906,b the follovring vote.
Ayes. Trustee s;`�,/
TQ-as . "10 ne . r n
And I f rther certify that the President 'fie Board of
Trustees signed said ordinance on the 27th• day of September,1906.
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Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
D�-r.�.r�. G-� �La . � 9 1
Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superi Court o the ount of Orange,
State Cal' orni
P1 to IT
vs
D f dant.
S'P'ATE OF CALIFORNIA,
SS.
COUNTY OF ORANGE.
......being first duly
sworn, deposes and says`: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer,
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper
of general circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of Ana-
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California- that said Anaheim
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of general
circulation and is published for`the dissemination of a-1 telYgraphic
news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subseri:p-
tion list, of paying subscribers; that at all said times said nw% spaper had
been established, printed and published in the said City of Anaheim, in
said County and State at regular intervals for mor than one year preced-
ing the first pu ation of'the notice herein tion that the..... .
of which the
....
rioted co ped and printed in said newspaper
annexed is a py, wa in
at least... - • • L commencing on the
.....
/J .. day of. �,!� ..........190, and ending on the
` day of �� .190.., both days inclusive,
and as often during said time as, said n wspaperwas regularly issued; that
is to say, on the lowing dates, towit:
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fir/,,/.........,
.................
ioffiavcRiitltg�
Anahel*it, taw
to Broadway Street, Los
Street, from South Street to
Sand ° from North Str
Sycasiore Street. -
The Bond of Trustees of, the Citi of Ant.
helm do ordain as follows:
on 1
rner
i3euck D�rk�itieselfi'�---- - --
See. 3. The,grade of Center ` Street, in
City of Anaheim, Srop4 Orange Street to $�qq
fltreet 1e lierehy tslislit t1 -ae fo11e
the lafergeetigas• .. Center. ;aQd OratUXe
the Nort'Leaet. isomer .shall be T6s 06, e
Bonttieast C93rei��'ek akati # �9 � .w . r°,;
6tYetet8f.►he�6ut�eiiscnor�riT�`1 ,�-
Southwest�orner sit 1l ha 158.11$.
th 8ot4we
intersection ith w
the, eaten
Bush Kkeet all 11 be 160 lt1• at° ,
of Geutetsn@
interne .. .
corner sii t h I ; thii-` or�wifs$ iso '
shall be.i671.8b.
sun A ,.:Tien o—A-4 64whIMY1..AReIiAfila•. IF
S UBSCR IBED AND 2YWORN to
before me this
l ......... day of ,
190
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ORDINANCE NO. 191
kn ordinance establlshing the
grade of certain points on the
following streets in the City of
Anaheim, towit: Center Street,
from Orange Street to East Street;
Atchison Street, from Center Street
to Broadway Street; Los Angeles
Street, from South Street to Broad
Street and from North Street to
Sycamore Street.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. Throughout this ordinance the
Northeast corner shall be understood to mean
the junction of the North and East curb lines
�)f the intersecting streets; the Northwest cor-
ner shall be understood to mean the junction
of the vorth and West curb lines of the inter-
secting streets; the Southeast corner shall be
understood to mean the junction of the S;,uth
and East curb lines of the intersecting streets:
the Southwest corner shall be understood to
mean the junction of the South and West
curb lines of the intersecting streets.
See. 2. The grades in this ordinance shall
be understood to be the distance in feet above
a datum plane 152 03 feet below a standard
bench inark on the iron door plate at the
Northwest corner of the Metz Block, as here-
tofore established by Ordinance No 98 of the
City of Anaheim, entitled "An ordinance es-
tablishing a Datum Plane and designating
Bench darks therein."
Sec.3 The grade of Center Street,in said
City of Anaheim, from Orange Street to East
Street is hereby established as fall= ws: At
the intersection of Center and Orange streets
the Northeast corner shall be 151.95; the
Southeast corner shall be 158.70
At the interse.tli,on of Center and Vine
streets the Southeast corner shall be 159.20; the
Southwest corner sball be 158.95.
The North curb line of Center street at its
intersection with the extended center line of
Vine street shall be 159-25.
At the intersection of Center and Bush
Streets the Southeast corner sh 11 be 160.25:
the southwest corner shall be 159.95.
The North curb line of Center Street at its
intersection with the extended center line of
Bush Street shall be 160 10; at the intersection
of Center and Rose streets the Southeast cor-
ner shall be 162.00; the Southwest corner shall
be 161.70
The North curb line of Center Street at its
'ntereection with the extended center line of
Rose Street shall be 161.85. At the intersec-
tion of East and Center streets, the Southwest
cornershall be 162.85; the Northwest corner
shall be 162.85.
Sec 4. Phe grade of Atchison Street in said
City of Anaheim, from Center street to Broad-
way Street, is hereby established as follows:
Atthe intersection of Atchison and Center
streets the grade shall be as established by
Section 8 of Ordinance No. 160 of the City of
Anaheim. At a point 400 feet Northerly from
the Northerly line of Broadway Street, the
East curb line of Atchison Street shall be
157.80 and the West curb iine shall be 157.70
At the intersection of Atchison and Broad-
way streets the Northeast corner shall be
157.25 and the Southeast corner shall be 157.05.
The Southwest corner and the Northwest cor-
ner shall be as already established by Section
9 of Ordinance No. 16U of the City of Anaheim.
See. 5. The grade of Los Angeles Street in
said City of Anaheim, from South Street to
Broad Street is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of Los Angeles and South
streets the grade shall be as established by
Section 12 of Ordinance No. 160 of the City of
Anaheim. At the intersection of Broad and
Los Angeles streets the Northwest corner
shall be 146.10 and the Northeast corner shall
be 146.40.
Sec. 6. The grade of Los Angeles Street iu
said City of Anaheim, from North Street to
Sycamore Street is hereby established as fol-
lews: At the intersection of Los Angeles and
North Streets the Southeast corner shall be
15L.25 and the Southwest corner shall be 150.95.
At the intersection of Los Angeles and Al-
berta streets the Northeast corner shall be
152.60 and the Southeast corner shall be 152.80.
The West curb line of Los Angeles Street at
its intersection with the extended South line
of Alberta Street shall be 152.50.
At the intersection of Los Angeles and Syea.
more Streets the Northeast t orner shall be
154.10 and the Northwest corner shall be 153.90.
Section 7. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and shall cause the
same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general cir-
culation printed, published and circulated in
said City of Anaheim, and thereupon and
thereafter it shall be in full force and effect.
C. O. RUST.
LN CSL eVt
ver shall be understood to mean the 7'�uction
of the ::\orth and West eurb lines of the iuter-
secting streets; the Sontheast corner shall be
understood to mean the junction of the S_uth
and East curb lines of the intersecting streets;
the Southwest corner shall be understood to
mean the junction of the South and West
curb lines of the intersecting streets.
See. 2. The grades in this ordinance shall
be understood to be the distance in feet above
a datum plane 152.03 feet below a standard
bench mark on the iron door elate at the
Northwest corner of the Metz Block, as here-
tofore established by Ordinance No 98 of the
City of Anaheim, entitled "An ordinance es.
tablishing a Datum Plane and de5i:;nating
Bench Marks therein."
Sec. 3 The grade of- Center Street, in said
City of Anaheim, from Orange Street to Fast
Street is hereby established as full• ws: At
the intersection of Center and Orange streets
the Northeast corner shall be 153.95; the
Southeast corner shall he 158.70
At the interse,tion of Center and Vine
streets the Southeast corner shall be 159-20; the
Southwest c rrner shall be 158.95.
The North curb line of Center street at its
intersection with the extended center line of
Vine street shall be 1.19.25.
At the intersection of Center and Bush
Streets the Southeast corner sh 11 be 160.25:
the Southwest corner shall be 159.95.
The North curb line of Center Street nt its
intersection with the extended center line of
Bush Street shall be 160 10; at the intersection
of Center and Rose streets the Southeast cor-
ner shall be 162.00; the Southwest corner shall
be 16t.70
The North curb line of Center Street at its
iutereection with the extended center line of
Rose Street shall be 161.85. At the intersec-
tion of East and Center streets, the Southwest
corner shall be 162.85; the Northwest corner
shall be 162.85.
See 4. The grade of Atchison Street in said
City of Anaheim, from Center Street to Broad-
way Street, is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of Atchison and (`enter
streets the grade shall be as established by
Section 8 of Ordinance No. 160 of the City of
Anaheim. Ata point 900 feet Northerly from
the Northerly line of Broadway Street, the
East curb line of Atchison Street shall be
157.80 and the West curb Aue shall be 157.70
At the intersection of Atchison and Broad-
way streets the Nortneast corner shall be
157.25 and the Southeast corner shall be 157.05.
The Southwest corner and the Northwest cor-
ner shall be as already established by Section
9 of Ordinance No. 16U of the City of Anaheim.
Sec. 5. The grade of Los Angeles Street in
said City of Anaheim, from South Street to
Broad Street is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of Los Angeles and South
streets the grade shall be as established by
Section 12 of Ordinance No. 160 of the City of
Anaheim. At the intersection of Broad and
Los Angeles streets the Northwest corner
shall be 146.10 and the Northeast corner shall
be 146.40.
Sec. 6. The grade of Los Angeles Street in
said City of Anaheim, from North Street to
Sycamore Street is hereby established as fol-
lews: At the intersection of Los Angeles and
North Streets the Southeast corner shall be
151.25 and the Southwest corner shall be 150.95.
At the intersection of Los Angeles and Al-
berta streets the Northeast corner shall be
152.60 and the Southeast corner shall be 152.80.
The West curb line of Los Angeles Street at
its intersection with the extended South line
of Alberta Street shall be 152.50.
At the intersection of Los Angeles and Syca-
more Streets the Northeast t orner shall be
154.10 and the Northwest corner shall be 153.90.
Section 7. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and shall cause the
same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general cir-
culation printed, published and circulated in
said City of Anaheim, and thereupon and
thereafter it shall be in full force and effect.
C. O. RUST.
President of the Board of Trustees of the City
of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin-
ance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim.
held on the 27th day of December, 1906, and
that it was duly passed at a regular meeting
of said Board of Trustees held on the loth day
of January, 1907, by the following vote:
Ayes. Trustees Rust, Darling, Kroeger,
Stock, Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on the 10th day of January, 1917.
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
I sEALI Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
ORDZNAN IE No. fq I
An ordinance establishing the grade of certain points on the
following streets in the City of Anaheim, towit : Center Street, from.
Orange Street to East Street; Atchison Street, from renter Street
to BroadwRl'r Street; Los Angeles Street, from South Street to Bro?d-
� Street and from North Street to SycaYnore Street.
The Board of Trustees of the City of. Anaheim do ordain as
follows:
section 1. Throughout Vis ordinar:c e the Northeast corner shall
be understood to mean the junction of the North and East curb lines
6fthe intersecting streets; the Northwest corner shall be understood
to mean the junction of the Norti. and Fest curb lines of the inter-
secting streets; the Southeast corner shall be understood to mean
the junction of the South and East curb lines of the intersecting
streets; the Southwest corner shall be understood to mean the junc-
tion of the South and West Alines of the intersecting, streets.
Sec. 2. The ; rades in this ordinance shall be understood to be
tilH distance in feet above a datum plane 152.03 feet below a stan-
dard bench mark on the iron door plate at thO Northwest corner of
the Metz Block, as heretofore established by Drdinance No. 98 of
the City of Anaheim, entitlP.0 "An ordinance establishing a Datum
'Plane and designating Bench Varke therein."
Sec. 3. The grade of renter Street, in said City of Anaheim,
from Orange Street to East Street is hereby established as follojrTs:
At the intersection of renter and. Orange Streets the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 158.95; the Southeast corner shall be 158.70.
At the intersection of Center and vine Streets the Southeast
corner shall be 159.20; the Southwest ^orner shall be, 158.95.
The North curb line of Center Street at its intersection with
the extended ^enter line of. eine Street shall be 159.215.
At, the intersection of Center and Hush Streets the Southeast
corner shall be 160.25; the Southwest corner shall be 159.95.
The North cur's line of Center Street at its intersection with r
the extended center line of Bush Street shall be 160.10; at the
intersection of Center and Rose Street the Southeast corner shall
be 16u.�O; the Southwest corner shall be 161.70.
The North mrb line of Center Street at its intersection 4r ith
the extend` --d oenter line of BIISh Street shall be 160.10; Rt the
interseoti on of Center and. Rose Street tl.e SoutY.e=)_st corner shall
be 162.bo; the Souti'xpst corner shall be 161.70.
The North c,I.zrb line of ;'enter Street at its intersection; with
the extended center line of Rose Street shall be 161.85. At the in—
tersection of East and Center Streets, the Southwest corner shall
be 162.85; the Northwest corner shall be 162.85.
Sec. 4. The grade of Atchison Street in said City of Anaheim,
from Center Street to BrosdoRray Stre,P,t, is hereby established as
follows: At the intersection of Atchison and renter Streets the
grade, shall be as established by Section 8 of Ordinance No. 160 of
the City ,,)f Anaheim. At 9. point 400 feet Northerly from the North—
erly line of Broadway Street, the East ^urb line of. Atchison Street
shall be 157.80 a.nd the Test curb line shall be 157.70.
At the interseot:i_on of Atchison and Broadway Streets the North—
east corner shall be 157.25 and the Southeast corner sI?a.11 be 157.05.
The South -est corner and the Northwest corner shall be as already
established by Section 9 of Ordinance No. 160 of the City of Anpheim.
Sec, 5. The grade of Los Angeles Street in said City of Anaheim,
from South Street to BroRdYMW Street is hereby established as fol—
lows: At the intersection of Los Angeles and Soath Streets the grade
shall be ns established by Section 12 of Ordinance No. 160 of the
City of Anaheim. At the intersection of. Broad and Los Angeles
Streets the Northwest corner shall be 146.10 and the Northeast cor—
ner shall be 146.40.
Sec. 6. The grade of Los Angeles Street iIi said City of Ana—
heir, from North Street to Syn, -,.more Street is hereby established
as folloa;s: At the inters-ctio: of Los Angeles and North Streets
the Southeast corner shall be 151.25 and the Southwest corner shall
be 150.95.
At the intersection of Los Angeles and Alberta Streets the
Northeast corner shall be 152.60 and the Southeast corner shall be
1521.80.
The «test ^,urb, line of Los Angeles Street at its inte-.GPctiOn'
f
with the extend -d South line of Alberta. Street shall be 152.50.
At tyle intersection of Los Angeles and Sycamore Streets the
with the extend,=d South line of Albertp. Street s ia.l1 be
At the intersection of Los Angeles anct Sycamore Streets the
Northe^st corner shall be 154.10 and the Northwest corner shall be
153.90.
Sec. 7. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinance and shall cause the sarme to be published onee in the Ana—
helm Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general-irnulation printed,
Published and circulated in said Cis. -If of Anaheim, and thereupon
and thereafter it shall be in full force and effect.
President of the "Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby rertlfy that the foregoing ordinance eras introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 27th day of PecembPr, 1900, and that it ;as duly passed at
a regular meeting of said Board of T?nistees held on the 10th day
of January, 1907, by The following vote:
_ F _
Ayes:
Noes:
I further oertifir that the. President of said Board of Trustees
signed sa-ld ordinanr%P on the 10th day of January, 1907.
r, -/I.
Clerk of sant ;ity of AnRheim.
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Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superior Court jo,,*Z,1h County of Orange,
f lifo
State lifornia.
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Defendant.
S'L'ATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF ORANGE. Ss,
'Ordinance No, 19 2,
An Ordinance ordering the work
of widening Broadway Street '
in the City of Anaheim, from
the West line of Lemon Street
to the East line of Palm Street.
The Board of Trustees of the City of -.Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the public interest and con.
venLence require, and that the said Board of
Trustees heb orde
r Obe done. the W
ork of
widening
ide InfI+owSig.t,In said city, from
the =ne of 'Lemon street
to the *At
line of Palm street, in accrdaneewftir
lution of Intention No. deel rin thg
tention of said Board Trustees 6
.....beiflg first du sold work one", d
sworn, deposes and says: That at all time' hereinafter mentioned..P
was a citizen of the United States, over thea fi
see. 2. That subject to removal by said.
ge oeghteen years, and Board of Trustees at any time for cause,
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the print J. J. Sch4eldery Max NeWurg and Fred A.
Backs they are hereby , ,r yr ted
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspal commi.x1=1 appOT
assess the bene a
and have general. an rvis- of id
of general circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of Ai = until t Completion thereof, in com it-
ance with alle Act of the Legi§la re,ef h
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Anahe State Of Calif orifta, approved March fith, i C
and entitled' "An Act to p V
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of gene, out . provide for layl
, Pening, extending, widenin , straig tZ
circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and telegrapi ening, or closinj�_up, in whole or n part, an
Dews and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subser. street, square, lane, alley, court or placelace
in municipalities, and to condemn or acquire
tion list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said newspaper h any and all land and property necessary or
been established, printed and published in the said City of Anaheim, convenient for that •purpose.11 Fortheirser-
vices said commissioners shall receive as com-
said County and State at regular intervals for more than one year prece Peusation the'sum c;f $2.50 per day foi7 the days
e. ..I Upon which they are actually engaged In
ing the first p4t�licationyof the notice herein mentioned; that th performing said services. Before proceed -
Ing with the performance of, their
jud
.. . . .. .... .. ............................. each -of said Commissioners shall file with g4 /
�Z_ - Clerk of this Board of Trustees an affidavit
Which 'h t and a bond to the State of California in the
............ ........ . .......... .................... Of wh sum of five thousand dollars to f aithf ully per -
annexed is a printed copy, was pu4gshed and printed in said newspap form the duties of his office In the manner
and form required by law,
at least.... �) . �
See. S. Al ordinances or parts of ordl-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
nces, and all resolutions of the Board of
lWastees of said oft in Conflict with.� this
r, uIldhm"ou U Or(Unance are herebj,,,re
86c.. 4. The Cit Clerk y er Sball Certify to the
Passage of this Ordinance and Cause the same
day of... .1w both d"s in@i"9i4
1% iii to be published once In the Anaheim Gazette.&
14 regular] weekly newspaper of general circulation
and as often dating said time as said newspaper7l, ly issued; printed, publish&d and circulated ihUld -City
is to sa), oll,�he following dates, towit: of Anaheim. and the
and thereafter it
hall be in full force anj effect. . I
QHAS. OTTO, President of the Board of Trugte&-ej
the City of AdAftlm.
.. . ....... ............... I hereby 'Certify that the, fore
............... Z .......... .... joing ordt=
naDce was introduced at a meeting* of the
Board Of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on February 14th, 1907, and that It was duly
........ ................................... ........................ .................... passed at a re
aular meeting of said Board of
i Trustees be] on the 28th day of February,
' ^1907, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Brief, Darling, Kroeger,
Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of said
Board Of Trustees signed said ordinance on
the 28th day of February. iW
I Seall EDWARD B. MERRITT,
Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
SUBSCRTBED ./I.JVD VEL -
before me this ------ - --- ----------- day of'
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
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Ordinance No. 1M. .._...a,
An ordinance ordering the work
of widening Broadway Street,
in the City of Anaheim, from
the West line of Lemon Street
to the East line of Palm Street.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the public interest and con-
venience require, and that the said Board of
Trustees hereby order to be dine, the work
of widening Broadway street, in osaid city,
from the West line of Lemon street to the East
line of Palm street, in accordance with Reso-
lution of Intention no. 57, declaring the in-
tention of said Board of Trustees to order
said work to be done, and it is hereby ordered
that said work be done in aceordanee with
said resolution of intention.
See. 2. That subject to removal by said
Board of Trustees at any time for cause,
oe and tb.ey are nereov appointed
commissioners to assess the benefits and dam-
ages, and have general supervision of said
work until the completion thereof, in compli-
ance with an Act, of the Legislature of the
State of California, approved March 6th, 1889,
and entitled "An Act to provide for laying
out, opening, extending, widening, straight-
ening, or closing up, in whole or in part, any
street, square, lane, alley, court er place o ith-
in municipalities, and to condemn or acquire
any and all land and property necessary or
convenient for that purpose " For their ser-
vices said commissi(�ners shall receive as
compensation the sum of $2.50 per day for the
days upon which they are actually engaged in
performing said services. Before proceeding
with the performance of their duties. each of
said Commissioners shall file with the Clerk
of this Board of 'Trustees an ad5davit and a
bond to the State of California in the sum of
five thousand dollars to faithfully perform
the duties of his office in the manner and form
required by law.
Sec. 3. All ordinances or part of ordinances, and all resolu—
tions of the Board of Trustees of taid city, in conflict with this
ordina.ntie are hereby repealed.
Sec a9, 'l he Citi; Clerk shall certify to the
passab of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published mice in the Anaheim Gazette,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said City
of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter it `
shall be in fill force and effect. ( _
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Pretiident of the Board. of Trustees o_' the City
- Of An eirn.
I hereby ^ertify that the foregoing ordina. e was introduved
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Cit of anaheira, held
on Tebruary 14th, 1907, and that it was duly pP.sat a regular
meeting of said Board of TustePs held on the 28 ay of Febru=pry,
1907, by the following vote:
Ayes:
Moes :.= --
I further oer y that the Pr?sident of said Board of Truc3tees
signed said ordinance on the 28th day of February, 1907.
Clerk of said City of Anaheiri.
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Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superior Co t oche County of
St to California.
s,TATE OF CALIFORNIA,
s�
COUNTY OF ORANGE.
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e OTrt. of yespr
Ordinance No, 193,
An ordinance ordering the work of
opening an alley along the South
line of Original City Lots 33, 34, 35,
and 36 and along the North line of
Original City Lots 37, 38, 39 and 40
in the City of Anaheim, from the
East line of Lemon Street to the
Westline of Los Angeles Street,
and appointing commissioners to
assess the benefits and damages,
and have general supervision of
said work.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana
......... �, .....L.!/.... ................. helm do ordain as follows: .
.being first dul; Election 1-. That tire, pnbiio ittteres a
sworn deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ..h4,�u"ga�`and tat; �'�
ees herebyorder-to bdone the work
was
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a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and t opening an alley alongg the south line of
Original City Lots 38, 84,156 and 86 and along
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer the No line of original City Lots 37,38, 39
and W in the Cit of R.1at
publ
sher ad
of gerneral cir ulation,retor of the p�nted and published rmweekly cin the City of An tionot Iute t oAffoa68 t `JI
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tion of said soar& ai 'r tees so order eg W Y
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Anahainwork tobedotne,and itis herebpordeledthst
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of genera said ui[o beint niton. accordance with satd
resoeireulation and is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphi4 Sec: 2. That, subject .to removal by-safd
news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscrip!Boardof Trustees at any time for cause,r;.J.
Schneider, Max Nebelnng, W.0,1 Sahwene-
tion list, of paying subscribers; that at all said times said newspaper hadkert be andthey are hereby appointedcom=
been established, printed and published in the said City of Anaheim, irmlWonera to assess the benefits and darp
ages, and have general supervision of said
said County and State at regular intervals for more than one year preced.Nork until the completion thereof,in com-
tn the first ublication of the notice herein mentioned; that the......pli'rtncewithanActo2 the Leggialatureof the
g State of California, approved March 6,1689,
andentitled "An Acttoprovide,,for, laying
.... ... .. . . . .
out, opening extending, widening, straight-
ening, oreloslug'up, in whole or. in part, any
ch thF
street, square, ane, alley, court or place with-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ..... . . . ...................... of whiin municipalities, and to condemn and acquire
annexed is rinted eo w s pub ' hed and printed in said newspaper any and all land and property necessary or
]/% o tj . r,vvH Jconvenient for that purpose." For their ser -
at ast.......`'4. >� on thgvices said commissioners shall reeeiveasaosa
pensation the sum of Two dollars and flitg
cents ,per diem for the days upon whtoh they
t�' 1 are actually engaged o performing astir ae -
/yam vices. Each of said commissioners alialf be -t
day of. ..... ........... I90 , b #ore proceeding with the performance ofAbeir
duties, file with the CIerk of said Board of
and as often during said time as said newspaperwas regularlyissued; th Trusteesanafddavit aud:,a bondtothestate
is to say, on the following dates, towit: of California in the sum of five thousand
dollars to faithfully perform the duties of his
office, in the manner and form required by
law.
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordin$nce and cause the same
............................... ....... tobe ubliatiedoe irr.WeAnalxeimebis
a we iq newspaper' of general circntall
printed, ublished and Circulated in said City
of Anaheim, and the?eupon and thereafter
tite same shall be in full force and effect.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
1 P_ rr.¢irlrni
SUBSCRTBF,D , . D S�'[''ORAI'to
before me this _ _------ .---�—------.....-_ day of"
111 190
Notary Public in and for 0range CO ouuty, California.
Ordinance No, 193,
An ordinance ordering the work of
opening an alley along the South
line of Original City Lots 33, 34, 35,
and 36 and along the North line of
Original City Lots 37, 38, 39 and 40
in the City of Anaheim, from the
East line of Lemon Street to the
West line of Los Angeles Street,
and appointing commissioners to
assess the benefits and damages,
and have general supervision of
said work.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1 That the Dublfe interes and con-
venience require, and that the said Board of
Trustees hereby order to be done the work of
opening an alley along the South line of
Urtginal City Lots 33, 734, 85 and 36 and along
the North line of Original City Lots 37, 3S, 39
and 40 in the City of Anaheim, f om the East
line of Lemon Street to the West ]file of Los
Angeles Street, in accordance with Resolu-
tion of Intention No. 63, declaring the inten-
tion of said Board of Trustees to order said
work to be done, and it is hereby ordered that
said work be done in accordance with said
resolution of intention.
Sec 2. That, subject to removal by said
Board of Trustees at any time for cause, J. J.
Schneider, Max Nebelung, W. O. F. Schwene
kert be and they are hereby appointed cum
m%sioners to assess the benefits and dam-
ages, and have general supervision of said
t+ork until the completion thereof, in eem•
pl.'ance with an Act of the Le%islature of the
State of California, approved March 6, 1889,
and entitled "An Act to provide for laying
out, opening, extending, widening. straight
ening or<closing up, in whole or in part, any
street, gquare, lane, alley, court or place with-
in municipalities, and tocoudemn and acquire
any and all laud and property necessary or
convenient for that purpose." For their sor-
^L- 414 _ - .fo$ers shall receive as com-
pensation the sum of Two dollars and fifty
cents per diem for the days upon which they
are actually engaged in performing said ser.
vices. Each of said commissioners shall, be-
fore proceeding with the performance of their
Cutfes, file with the Clerk of said Board of
Trustees an affidavit and a bond to the $tate
of California, in the sum of five thousand
dollars, to faithfu ly perform the duties of his
office, in the manner and form required b: -
law.
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance. and cause the same
to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette
a weekly newspaper of general. circulation `
printed, published and circulated in said Citv
of A , elm, and thereupon and thereafter
the same shall be in full force and effect.
CHAS. OTTO RU,,T,
President of the Board of Trustees,
pf the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at 4 meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the city of Anaheim, held on
February 14th, 1907, and that it was duly pass-
ed at a regula^ meeting of said Board of Trus•
tees held on the 2811} day of February, ]907, by
the following vote:
Aves: Trustees Rust, Darling, Kroeger,
Fiscus
Noes: Tone.
And I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinarn e
on the 28th day of February, 1907.
[Seal] EDWARD B. h1ERRIT'r,
City Clerk of said City of Anaheim,
Ordinance No. tom_
An ordinance ordering the work of opening an alley along the
South line of Original lity Lots 33, 349 35 and. 36 and along the
North line of Original City Lots 37, 389 39 and. 40 in the City of
Anaheim, from the East line of Lemon Street to the West line of Los
Angeles Street, and appointing commissioners to assess the benefits
and damages, and have general supervision of said Mork.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as fol—
lows:
Section 1. That the public interest and convenience require,
and that the said. Board of Trustees hereby order to be done the
work of opening an alley along the South line of Original City Lots
33, 34, 35 and 36 and along the North line of Original City Lots
379 38, 39 and 40 in the City of Anaheim, from the Fast line of
Lemon Street to the test line of. Los Angeles Street, in aocordance
with Resolution of Intention No. , declaring the intention of
said Board of Trustees to order said work to be done, and it is
hereby ordered that said work be done in accordance with said re --
solution of intention.
Sec. 8. That, subject to removal by said.Boa..rd of. Trustees at
any time for cause
be and they are hereby appo_nted ^ommissioners to assess the bene—
fits and damages, and have general supervision of said work until
the completion thereof, in compliance with an Act of the Legisla—
ture of the State of California, approved March 6, 1889, and enti—
tled "An Act to provide for laying out, opening, extending, widening,
straightening, or closing up, in uThole or in part, any street,
square, lane, alley, court or place Within municipalities, and to
condemn and acquire any and all land and property necessary or
convenient for that purpose." For their services said commissionersV,
shall receive as compensation the sum of J , •. ) dollars � per
diem for the days upon which they. are actually a l9ag d iia; performing
Each of
said services. Said commissioners shall, before proceeding with
the perfornamie of their duties, file with the cerk of. said Board
of Trustees an affidavit and a bond to the State of. California, in
the sum of five thousand dollars, to faithfully perform the duties
of his office, in the manner and form required by law.
Sc 3. The Cit�f Clerk Snli certify to the PPssa6xe of this
ordinan-e and muse the samP to be pt bi-- �shec. o:Ine in the Anaheim
uazette, a lveekl;, newsp9ner of ztenernl circulation printed, published
anc. ci.reulated i,. :"�ici li ty of Anahein, and thereupon and thereafter
the Same shall be in full force and effect.
President of the Board of Trustees
Of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the fore oing ordinance Tas introduced
at a meeting of the Roam of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on Febrluary 14th, 1907, and that it was duly passed at a rF�v zlar
meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the `28th day of February,
1007, by the following vote:
Ayes:
Noes:
And. I further certify that the PrASident of saki Board of
Trustees SiZlled SR -id ordi T1�_T"T^.P on the '28th day of February, 1907.
City Clerk of said City of
Anaheirl.
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Affidavit
davit of Publication.
In the Superior Court f e County of Orange,
State ,
alifornia.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF ORANGE. SS
............ . ...being B
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hateina ter mentioi
was a citizen of the United States,, over the age of eighteen year
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim ' 'Gazette, a n(
Of general circulation, printed and published weekly in the City
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper o
circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and tel
news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide
tion list of paying subscribers; that at all said times said newsp
been established, printed and published in the said City of Ana
said County and State at regular intervals for more than one yea
ing the first publication of the notice herein mentioned; that t
........... .. . .... .... . .....................
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annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said ni
at ]east........o. :7 - -/ . ................ days, commencer
.day of... 190.., and endin
....... 1W). both days
and as often duri'ug said time as said newspaper wr!Zegularly iss
is to say, on the following dates, towit:
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Notary Public in and for Orange County,
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Ordinance No, 194
An ordinance repealing Ordinance No.
193 of the City of Anaheim, and a1i
resolutions and orders of the Board
of Trustees of said City heretofore
adopted in the matter of opening an
alley along the South line of Original
City Lots 33, 34, 35 and 36, and along
the North line of Original City
Lots 37, 38, 39 and 40 in the
City of Anaheim.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That ordinance No. 193, of the
City of Anaheim, entitled "An ordinance or-
dering the work of opening an alley along the
South line of Original City Lots 33, 34, 35 and
30, and alonz the North line of Original City
Lots 37, 38, 39 and 40 in the City of Anaheim,'
from the East line of Lemon street to the
West line of Los Angeles street, and appoint-
ing commissioners to assess the benefits and
damages, and have general supervision of
said work," adopted February 28th, 1907, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. That all orders and resolutions of
the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
heretofore adopted, in the matter of opening
the alley referred to in Section 1 of this ordi-
nance, be and the same hereby are rescind-
ed, set aside and declared void.
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the
Passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation'
printed, published and circulated in said City
of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter it
shall be in full force and effect.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of
m.
A hereby certify thate hey foregoing of Jordi-
nance was, introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 21st day of March, 1907, and that it was
duly passed and adopted at a regular meetin'
of said Board of Trustees held on the 28thg
day of March, 1907, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Kroeger and Fiscus.
Noes: None. r
And I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance;
on the 28th day of March, 1907,
ISeall EDWARD B. MERRITT,
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
Ordinance No, 194
,� sapeaHng «rte Nv.
193 of the City of Anaheim, and a#
re8oltitions and orders of the Board
of Trustees of said city heretofore
adopted in the matter of opening an
alley along the South line of Original
City Lots 33, 34, 35 and 36, and along
the North line of Original City
Lots 37, 88, 39 and 40 in the
City of Anaheim.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That ordinance No. 193, of the
City of Anaheim, entitled "An ordinance or-
deringthe work of opening an alley along the
South line of Original City Lots 33, 34, 35 and
36, and along the North line of Original City
Lots 37, 38, 39 and 40 in the City. Anaheim,
from the East line of Lemon street to the
West line of Los Angeles street, and apppoint-
ing commissioners toassess the benefits and
damages, and have general supervision of
saidwork," adopted February 28th, 1907, be
and the same is hereby repeated. ,
Th at affiiY`i'!#a'.` ti09$ r
"the Board of_41rusteea of the City'of Anaheim,
heretofore adopted, in the matter of opening
the alley referred to in Section l of this ordi-
nance, be and the same hereby are rescind-
ed, set aside and declared void.
See. S., The City Clerk shall tcertify to the,
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said Ctty
of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter iz
shall be in full force and effect
ttheBoard
President of of T 'stees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordl-
aance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 21st day of March, 1907, and that it was
duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting
of said Board of Trustees beld on the 28th
day of. March, 1907, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Broeger and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
And I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on the 28thday of March, 1907: _ _ _ -
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Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superior Court of a County of Orange,
Stat of alifornia.
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S'rATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF ORANGE. ss
............... /� .........being first c
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned .
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, ar
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the grit
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newsp
of general circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of j
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Anal
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of gen
circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and telegra
news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subs(
tion list, of paying subscribers; that at all said times said newspaper
been established, printed and published in the said City of Anaheim
said County and State at regular intervals for more than one year pre
ing the �firs�thcation the notice herein mentioned; that the..
`? .................. of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least...... ................days, commencing on the
day of.. 190.., and ending on the
clay Of..... .. .....190 ., both days inclusive,
and as often during said time as said newspaperwgularlyissued; that
is to say, on the following dates, towit:
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SUBSCRIBED AXD�WORN to
before me this �..`------------ ............. -dart' of
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ri
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Ordinance No, 195
An ordinance amending Ordi-
nance No. 170, entitled "An Or-
dinance for the licensing of
business carried on in the City
of Anaheim," passed August
22d, 1905.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That Section 17 of Ordinance No.
170, entitled "An ordinance for the licensing
of business carried on to the City of Ana -
helm," passed August 22d, 1905, be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 17. For every circus or menagerie of a
seating capacity of three thousand persons or
less, $25.00 per day
For every circus or menagerie of a seating
caps ity of more than three thousand persons,
$50.00 per day.
For every side show to a circus or menage-
rie, where a separate admission tee; is eharg
ed, $5.00 per day. .
For every merry-go-round, $I.50' per day, or
$7.o0 per week.
Provided, however, that no circus or men- 1
agerie, side-show or merry-go-round, or any
apparatus or equipment accompanying the
same, shall be permitted to be placed within
the fire limits of said city.
Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said City
of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter
it shall be in full force and effect.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees,
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the city of Anabeim, held on
the 21st day of March, 1907, and that it was
duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting
of said Board of Trustees held on the 28th day.
of March, 1907. by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Kroeger and Fiscus
Noes: Tone.
And I further certify that the President of -
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance'
on the 28th day of March, 1907.
[Seal] EDWARD B. MERRITT,
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
Ordinance No, 195
An ordinance amending Ordi-
nancelo..i7(,ptj#gd� "Afi, Oc-
nce ,%c — W- ' + << .
business carried on in the City
of Anaheim," passed ..August
22d, 1905.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana
helm do ordain as follows:
SectJon 1. That Section 17 of Ordinance No.
170, entitled "An ordinance, for the licensing
of business carried on in the City of Ana-
heim," passed August 22d, 1905; be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 17. For every circus or menagerie of a
seatingg capacity of three thousand persons or
less, $25.f,0 per day
For every circus or menagerie of a seating
caps Sty of more than three thousand persons,
$5U.O0per day.
For every side show to a circus of menage-
rie. wliexe a separate admission tee is charg-
ed, $6.00 per day.
For every merry-go-round, $1.50 per day, or
$7.00per week.
Provided, however, that no circus or men-
agerie„aide•show or merry-go-round; or any
apparatus or equipment accompanying the
same, shall be permitted to be placed within .
the fire limits of said city. ,
See. 2. The City Clerk shall eertifyy� to the
a e of thls ardJA ni} abimse,tha same
ort`
lisle and peireub il In . tid 4
of A ialeim, and th@reupos� and thereafter
it shall be in f*l; Tonne aad effect. _
President of the Board of Trustees,
of the City of Anaheijm.
I he reby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the city of Anaheim, held on
the 21st day of March, 1907, and that it was
dul$'p$sBed and adopted at a regular meeting
of said Board of Trustees held on the 28th day
of March, 1907. by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Kroeger and Fiscus. 4
Noes: Tone.
And If urther certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on the 28th day of March, 1907._
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Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superior Co t of he County of Orange,
St a of California.
Plai tiff
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R"rA3'E OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF ORANGE. ss.
. .... fit✓"......being first dul,
sworn, deposes and ays: That at all times hereinafter mentioned .. h,
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and e
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspape
of general circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of Ana
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that. said Anahei❑
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of genera
circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphi
news and intelligence of a general character, baving a bona fide subscrip
tion list, of paying subscribers; that at all said times said newspaper ha(
been established, printed and published in the said City of Anaheim, ij
said County and State at regular intervals for more than one year preced
ing the first pub at
o the notice herein mentioued; that the.....
j ..:................'of which th
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspape
at least......... �� .-. . • • . • • • • • • • • •. • • • •days, commencing on th,
,day of„ .190.., and ending on th
. day of ... 1...... • 190. , both days inclusive
and as often during said ti a as said newspaper
wregularly issued; tha
is to say, on the following dates, towit.:
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SUBSCRIBED .4XD SWORA" to
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before me this :--... --- - ............... day of.
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
I
Ordinance No, 19 6,
An ordinance ordering the work of open-
ing an alley along the South line of
Original City Lots 25, 26.27 and 28 and
along the North line of Original City
Lots 29, 30, 31 and 32 in the City of
Anaheim, from the East line. of Lemon
Street to the West line of Los Angeles
Street, and appointing commissioners
to assess the benefits and damages, and
have general supervision of said work
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the public interest and con-
venience require, and that the said Board of
Trustees hereby order to be done the work of
opening an alley along the South line of
Original City Lots 2b, 26, 27 and 28 land along
the North line of Original City Lots 29, 30, 31
and 82 in the City of Anaheim, from the East
line of Lemon Street to the West line of Los
Angeles Street, in accordance with Resolu-
tion of Intention No. 65, declaring the inten-
tion of said Board of Trustees to order said
work to be done, and it is hereby ordered that
said work be done in accordance with said
resolution of intention.
See. 2. That, subject to removal by said
Board of Trustees at any time for cause, J. J.
Schneider, Max Nebelung, W. 0. F. Schwenc-
kert be and they are hereby appointed com.
mivsioners to assess the benefits and dam-
ages, and have general supervision of said
work until the completion thereof, in oom-
pliance with an Act of the Legislature of the
State of California, approved March 6, 1889.
and entjtled "An Act to provide for laying
out, op ning, extending, widening, straight-
ening, or closing up, in whole. or in part, any
street, square, lane, alley, court or place with-
in municipalities, and to cc udemn and acquire
any and all land and property necessary or
convenient for that purpose." For theirser-
vices said commissioners shall receive as Com-
pensation the sum of Two dollars and fifty
cents per diem for the days upon which they
are actually engaged in performing said ser.
vices. Each of said commissioners shall, be.
fore proceeding with the performance of their
duties, file with the Clerk of said Board of
Trustees an affidavit and a bond to the State
of California, in the sum of five thousand
dollars, to faithfully perform the duties of his
office, in the manner and form required by
law.
Sec. 8. The City- Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette,
aweekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said City
of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter
the same shall be in full force and effect
CAS.President of the Board of Trustees of RUST,
City
of Anaheim.,
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
held on the 21st day of March, 1907, and that it
was duly passed at a regular meeting of said
Board of Trustees held on the 28th day of
March, 1907, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Kroeger and Fiscus.'
Noes: None.
And I further certify that the President of'i
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on the 28tb day of March, 1907.
(Seal) EDWARD B. MERRITT,
City Clerk of said Cit f A
____ .
Yo nahelm.
Ordinance No, 196,
An ordinance ordering the work of open-
ing an alley along the South line of
Original City Lots 25, 26.27 and 2$ and
along the North line of Original City
Lots 29, 30, 31 and 32 in the City of
g , Aaaheim from the East 11ne of ,Leman
Street to the West V lista .at Los Angeles
Street, and appointing commissioners
to assess the benefits and damages, and
have'general supervision .of said work.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the public interest and con
require, and that the said Board of
.:Trustees hereby order to be done the work of
opening an alley along the South line of
Original City Lots 25, 26, 27 and 28 and along
the North line of Original City Lots 29, 30, 31
and 32 in the City -of Anaheim, from the East
line of Lemon Street to the West line of Los
Angeles Street, in accordance with Resolu-
tiou of Intention No. 65, declaring the inten-
tion of said Board of Trustees to order said
work to be done, and it is hereby ordered that
said work be done in accordance with said
resolution of Intention.
Sec. 2. That, subject to removal by said
Board of Trustees at any time for cause, J. J.
Schneider, Max Nebelung, W. O. F. Schwene-
kert be and they are hereby appointed com-
mi,�sioners to assess the benefits and dam-
ages, and have general supervision of said
work until the completion thereof, in com.
Ellance with an Act of the Legislature of the
State of California, approved March 6, 1889,
and entitled "An Act to provide for laying
out, opening, extending, widening, straight -
e ing, cZr tics#ngu�p,�t whole . or In part, any
atieet egnaxe,Ta't5e, alley, court, r place with-
in mu tipsl� }{� en¢ta and' ae uire
- any, an all ]said' E 'riceeasary or
convenient for that purpose." For thefrser-
vices said commissioners shall receive as com-
pensation the sund od"Two dollars and flity
cents per diem for the days upon which they
are actually engaged in performing said ser-
vices. Each of said commissioners shall, be-
fore proceeding with the performance of their'
duties. file with the Clerk of said Board of
Trustees an affidavit and a bond to the State
of California, in the sups of five thousand
dollars, to faithfully perform the duties of his
office, in the manner and form required by
law.
Sec. S. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in the Anaheim Gazette,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said City
of Anaheim. and thereupon and thereafter
the same shall be in full force and effect
a
President of the Board of Trustees of the City
of Anaheim.
I hereby certifyy that foregoing ordi-
nance' eras introdueed at ; a meetinit of the
Board of Trustees of the elty of Anaheim,,
held on the 21st day of Mardh, 1907, and tbat it
-
,Marsh. M, by the following vote -
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Kroeger and Mons.,
Noes; None.
And I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
., on the 28fb day of March, 1907.
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IN THE SUPE 'CO URTt
of the County of ange, S e of California.
State of California, ss.
County of Orange
---- ---J al i _-�=i!1 - - -- - —being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the Or. tlinance, ido _ -197.
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least one time. commencing
on the 12 d day of .IUnt3. 190..7
and ending on the __22d _ day of Zti-ns,
1901, both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows: hInw 22..RC1 o `1
Sub cribed and
sworn to before me
this
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ORDINANCE No. 197.
An ordinance establishing a Board
of Health and authorizing the
appointrrient of a Health Officer
in and for the City of Anaheim,
defining the powers and duties
of such Board of Heahh and
Health Officer, and forbidding
certain acts which are prejudi-
cial to health.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana- i
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. It shall be the duty of the Board
J of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, within
thirty d3'ys after the passageand publication of
this ordinance, to appoint a Board of Health'
consisting of five meinbers, one at least of
whom shall be a prasticini; physician:. They
Board of T restces shall designate one of the
appointees as health Offic,-r and President ct
the i3�ard of I_'ceati1. 'rhe members of such
Board of Hcalile sh-rl' hold office at the pleas-
' ure of the Board of Tfustect;. -
I Sec. 2. The regular meetings of the Boar(;
of Health shall b field on the first Monday of
each quarter of the calendar year at the City
flail, at such hour z they may uctarmina and
fix, and special meetings may be called at any
time by the President or three members of tine
Board, written notice of the time and purpose
of the meeting to be served on each member of
the Board at least one hour before the time for
the meeting, or left at his residence or place of
business. A m2iority of the members shall 1
constitute a quorum for the transaction of any
business within the jurisdiction of the Board. �,
Sec. 3. The Board of Health shall have gen-
eral supervision of ail matters pertaining to.
the sanitary condition of the City of Anaheim,
and it shall have power to adopt, and it is here-
by made its duty to adopt, such rules and regu-
lations relative thereto as it may deem neces-
sary and proper and not contrary to law. such
rules and regulations, and all orders of the
Board of Health based thereon, or upon any of
the provisions of this ordinance, shall have all
the binding force of law.
Sec. 4. The Health Officer is hereby charged
with the duty of enforcing all the rules, regu-
lations and orders of the Board, and slia'l as-
sist the City Marshal in enforcing the Pana]
provisions of this ordinance; and if arty person
or persons shall violate any of such rules, reg-
ulations or orders, or any of the provisions of
this ordinance, it shall be his duty to file a
complaint in the Recorder's Court against the
offending party- or parties.
Sec. 5. The Health Officer, the Board of
Health, or any member thereof, is each, in his
official capacity, hereby authorl:;ed to enter
upon any premises or into any house, factory,
shop, stable, or other building in surd c:ry =o
investigate the sanitary condition of such
place, and the Health officer shall have the
power to enter into any building, roorm or
other place in said City to investigate any dis-
ease or to determine whether or not any per-
son shall have or be suffering from any conta-
gious or infectious disease
Sec. 6. Every physician or other person
shall immediately report in writing to the
Health Officer of said City the name and loca-
tion of any patient he or she may have within
the limits of said City affected with Asiatic
cholera, smallpox, typhus, yellow fever, diph-
theria, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, glanders,
leprosy or any other infectious or contagious
disease.
Sec. 7. Every keeper of a hotel, boarding or
lodging house, and every householder or:
other person in said City shall immediately re-
port in writing to the Health Officer the name i
and location of any inmate of his or her house
whom he or she may have reason to believe
sick of any contagious or infectious diseases
such as mentioned in Section 6 of this ordi-
nance.
Sec. 8. Whenever the Health Officer sha'1
have been notified of the existence of a conte-
: gious or infectious disease, such as mentioned
in Section 6 of this ordinance, in any house or
dwelling in said City, he shalf cause to be
placed in a conspicuous place upon such house
a card upon which the name of said disease!
shall be printed in legible characters of at least 1
2% inches in height upon a colored surface.
The color of said card shall indicate the name
of the disease, being green for diphtheria, red 1
for scarlet fever; yellow for smallpox and
black for Asiatic cholera or yellow fever.
The color of cards designating the other infec-
I tious or contagious diseases may be fixed by 1
the Board of Health.
Sec. 9. Whenever the Health Officer shall
have caused a card indicating the existence of
any infectious or contagious disease to be
placed upon or attached to a house or dwell-
ing, it shall be unlawful for any person or
f r -
I sons to obstruct the view of or destroy, de
or remove said card from any such building
iuntil such time as the Health Officer may di-
rect.
Sec. 10. No person or persons shall remove,
cause to be ,removed, assist in removing, or if
such person or persons be or are a physician
or physicians in charge or in attendance, direct
the removal f env person sick with any infec-
tious or cont gious disease, such as mentioned
in Section 6 f this ordinance, from any house
-_ - or remove said card from any such build;nfv —
until such time as the Health Officer may di-
rect.
Sec_ 10. No person or persons ,hall rem o -'e,
cause to be removed, assist in removing, or if
such person or persons he or are a phy: i! _n
or physicians in c:iarge or in attendance, direct
the removal f : gay person sick with any infec-
tious or cont ions disease, such as mentioned
in.Section 6 f this ordinance, from any house
or place within said City to another ho:isc or
place without a permit from the Health Officer
first procured for that parpose, and no person
shall drive or use any vehicle or permit any
vehicle belonging to him or her, or under his
or tier charge or control, to be driven or used
fOr the conveyance or, removal of any person
sick with any infectious or contagious disease,
such as mentioned in said Section 6, with—
,a-first obtaining a permit from the Health Officer
of said City.
Sec. 11. Any person attending upon or oth-
erwi�e cOgnin;-_ in contact with any infective° ,
Of contagious disea5c in such a manner Or to
such at, extent as to render him or her liab',e _o
communicate such disease to anoilt�er person,
shall not go into any pw,iic place or assemblIv
or min;;lo with oilier persons not affected with
such infectious or contagious disease, wearing;
anv infected clothing or carrying any material
that may convey infection.
Sec. 12. Every person hsviluz any infectious
or contagious disr.zsc,su ch as mentioned in
Section 1; of this ordinance, in his or her h ;.lee,
or on his or her premises, or on or about
his or her premia; s, or in any house or
on any premises the said person may have
control of in said ::ty, shall renovate, clean,
purity and disinfect the same to any extent or
manner the Board of ; 3e:ftli tray direct for t1w
purpose of preventing further infecCon.
Sec. 13. The Heaiuh Officer may cause to be
removed to an hospital or other place provid-
ed by the City for quarantine aad treatment of
such cases, any or all parsons affected whit
smalipox, yellow fever, typhus, glanders, lep-
rosy, Asiatic cholera or other infectious or
rosy,
diseases front such houses in said '.
City as cannot be satisfactorily quarantined. j
Sec. 14. The Health Officer shall report im- i
�F mediately to the principal of every public or
private school in said City the name and loca-
tion of every person whom he may know to
be affected with any infectious or contagious
disease such as mentioned in Section 6 of this
ordinance.
Sec. 15. No child or other person who has
been suffering frc.a or affected with any infeoo-
tions or contagious disease such as mentioned
-izr Se''Mbn 6 of this ordinance, or who may be-
long to or reside with the family or in the same
house in which a person so affected may he
located, shall be permitted to attend any pub-
lic or private school within the limits of said
City, and all school boards, principals or teach-
ers, or other persons in charge in the said
schools, are authorized and required to ex-
clude any and all such children and persoas
from said schools until such person so exclud-
ed shall show a permit from the Health Officer
stating there is no longer any danger from con-
tagion or infection.
Sec. 16. Whenever any person shall have
died in said City of typhus, yellow fever, Asi-
atic cholera, glanders, leprosy, smallpox, dip; -
theria or scarlet fever, it shall be unlawful to
_hold any public gathering or funeral services
in connection with such deceased person; and
4 the body shall be thoroughly disinfected and
inclosed in a tight burial case, which shall nat
thereafter be opened. The funeral of such
1person shall be strictly private, and in no case
shall children be allowed to attend thereat.
Sec. 17. The draperies, so-called, and all ar-
ticles which have been used about the body of
Ferny person who has died of smallpox, diph-
theria, including membranous croup, so-called•
scarlet fever, typhus fever, typhoid fever, yel-
low fever, glanders, leprosy or cholera, or
wEich has been used in the room where such
person has died, shall be destroyed by fire or
disinfected to the satisfaction of the Health
Officer.
Sec. 18. No owner, lessee, agent, manager
or occupant of any factory, laundry, tannery,
distillery, livery stable, horse corral, cattle.
yard or shed, barn, packing house or manufac-
turing establishment of any kind, in said city,
shall suffer the same to become nauseous. foul
or prejudicial to life or health.
Sec. 19. Any person in said city being the
.'owner of, or having to control or possession
of, any dead animal or part thereof which was
not slaughtered for or is not fit for human
:food, shall remove the same from within th-e
limits of said city within six hours after the
death of the same. And no person shall bury
any dead animal within the limits of said cit,1.
L, Sec. 20. No person or persons engaged in
-rhP laundry business within said city shall pef-
h fferinfr from au!- �-fes tiOus
food, shall remove the same from within the
limits of said city within six hours after the
death of the same. And no person shall bury
any dead amna
el within the limits of said city.
Sec. 20. No person or persons engaged Ui !
the laundry business within said city shall per-
m t any -pa'i :..' auf`rering from anv ivf_,��tjous
or contagious disease to lodge, sleep or re -
I main within or upon premises used by him or
her for the purpose of a public laundry.
Sec. 21. No person shall deposit or use to
fill up or raise the grade of any lot or ground
in said city any animal or vegetable substance,
manure or rubbish, muck, or any material
whichmd
may become ecayed or putrid.
See. 22. No pile or deposit of any manure,
offal, garbage, or accumulation of any offen-
sive or nauseous substance shall be made
within the limits of said city, nor shall any
person or corporation unload, discharge or
put upon or along the line of any railroad,
street, highway or public place within said
city any manure, offal, garbage or other offen-
sive or n �� suhstance.
Sec. 23. No person 2;t= .0 throw, deposit or
conduct any dead animal or pari ahs. f, gar-
bage, offal, fish, vegetables, manure or any
filthy liquid or substance upon any lot, ground
or place within said city.
See. 24. No person shall Throw, deposit or
conduct or cause to be thrown, deposited or
conducted into or upon any street, alley or
sidewalk within said city any dead animal or
part thereof, or any fish, fruit, vegetables, de-
cayed matter, manure, rubbish, filthy water or
anything that may become putrid or offensive.
Sec. 25. Every person shall keep the side-
walk in front of his or tier house, place of bus-
iness or premises in said city in a clean and
wholesome condition.
Sec. 26. Every owner, lessee, agent,
tenant or occupant s's11 keep his or
her yard or premises in said city in a
clean and wliolesotae condition, and no
owner, lessee, agent, tenant or occu-
pant shall allow or pl^.ilii, any accumulation a£
manure, i:arbagc, offal, rubbish, stagnaixt' wa-
ter or filth of arty ' ind to be or remain upon
his or her yard, tot or premises is said city.
Sec. 27. Every person being the owner, les-
see or occupant Gf any stable or any place_ in
said city where any horse, cow or other ani-
mal may be, shall cause such stable or place to
be kept at all tithes in a cleanly and wholesome
condition, anal shall not allow any animal
therein while infectied by any disease conta-
gious or pesiileatial.
Sec. 28. Every stable or place in said city
where a horse or cow may be keptshall have all
the mature or accumulations of manure therein
or thereabouts removed therefrom as often as
once in every seven days, and in aid about no
stable or place where horses or cattle may be
kept shall the amount of manure oxceed two
cubyy', yards, nor shall this quantity remain
a lohger time till'. three days.
Sec. 29. Evcst-''veteriuvy nhysi clan, owacr
or other person having under treitlu�nt or
possession o;`, control or knowledge of, any
animal in said city affected with any infectious
or coatagious disease, such as glanders, farcy,
tuberculosis or anthrax, shall inaruediately re-
port in writing to the Health Officer, giving
the nature of the disease, locationi and name of
the owner of the said animal.
Sec. 30. No person being the owner of or
having the control or possession of any ani-
mal affected with any infectious or contagious
disease such as glanders, farcy, anthrax or tu-
berculosis, shall permit or allow the same to
go in or upon any street, alley or public place
in said city, or to come in contaq with any
other animal not so affected.
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y, i .,1 . puvv v i rif or wc,l1 shaS1 b:;l
tit i ,tied whenever it „uall become foul off'
of--nsive. Every puvy vault or cess loo)..;
s l ill be etmU.it.l, d- fit e ted told rill, ii iiia
fresh earth whenever so ordered by the ll""tl
officer.
Sec. 33. Pdo person shall throw or permit to
be thro-ivn or deposlted into any wvc.ter closet,,
privy vault 'Jr csa pool til said city aay dcadf
animal, offal or garbage.
Sec. M. No person engaged in cleaning any.
yard or preim ses, or in emptying any privy
vault, cess i—ol or scnk, shall do so in such
-
manner as shall offend the sensibilities of rest
dents of said city; and co person shall burn or
dispose of any dead animal, offal, garbage, ma-,
pure or other offensive or obnoxious subs-',
stance in any manner that may be preJadicia-
to health or offensive to the wlisibili ie:> o: the
rc ;ale r_s of i cit;,
Sec 34. Every cellar or basement in an `i�
dwelling, res.dr.nce, st, or other pkice in
said city shall be kept thoroughly drained and .
ventilated.
Sec. 36. 'Whenever it shall be certified to the'
Board of Health of said city by the Ht al.h o '
I ficer that any buildieg or part thereof ui said
ci y is i lfe -� d vMl, 'v con i. ions or 1 tec= ,
nu d arae, o by v ut Of rcit it has be orale
d e . cous to life, o i unfit for human h ni:a-.
from ne,ause of defects in drainage, plum :ugh
veniiiation or construction of the same, or ba;.k
cause of the existence of a nuisance oil thlik.
pren uses and which is likely to cause s c+ nes11`
at..ong tiie o cupants, the said Board o LL?t "
.may issue an order requiring all persons there-'
in to vacate said building or part thereof, fp-
tne r tisoils to be s-rl i the cin is afor ,,,14
S aid is o=.: --d sslc.11 C�juse said order to be affixid,
cousp,..aou iy in tine bu,ldin. or part thereof,
' anti to be s rvc- ('11 the, owne 1-ssce eni;
�ocuPinY,r .; penia nav nv ch-rgeoi
tr ,l thorecA i i jjiL, lw _ic , Ica fee or 111,110jiff
cannot be found iti said city or do notenerside
therein, or evade or resist service, thsaid
V- ion—iling a coax
stance in any m'annar #hat may e prelu. icsa to
hea,0, or often.,i se to f' 3f Y sit s n the
residc, s of 5;S 'tJ.
�+bNM4 °Fis aterif in any
1. dwelling, residence, score or other place in
said city shall be kept thoroughly drained and
ventilated.
Sec. 36. Whenever it shall be certified to the
Board of Health of said city by the Health Of-
ficer that any building or part thereof in said
city is infected with any contagious or Infec-
tiruc (isease, or by want of repair has become
dangerous to life, or is unfit for human habita-
tion because of defects in drainage, plumbing,
venriiation or construction of the same, or ba -
cause of the existence of a nuisance on the
premises and which is likely to cause sickness
among the occupants, the said Board of Hezith
may issue an order requiring all persons there-
in to vacate said building dt part thereof, for
the reasons to be stated therein as aforesaid.
Said Poard shal! cause said order to be aftixcd
conspicuously in the building or part thereof,
and to be served on the owner, lessee, agent,
occupant, or any person having charge or con-
trof thereof. If the owner, lessee or agent
cannot be found in saki city or do not reside
therein, or evade or resist service,then said
order may be served by depositing a copy
thareof in the postoffice in the City of Ana-
heim, postage prepaid, properly enclosed and
addressed to such owner, lessee or agent at
his last known place of business or residence.
Such building or part thereof shall within ten
days after such order shall have been posted
and mailed or served as aforesaid, or within
such shorter time, not less than 24 hours, as in
said order may be specified, be vacated; but
said Board, whenever it shall become satisfied
that the danger from said building or part
thereof has ceased to,exist,.or that _ said _build-
ing has been re _,aired so as to fie-babitable,
may revoke said order:
Sec. 37. No person shall expectorate on the
floor of any public building or on any cement
sidewalk in said city.
Sec. 38. It shall be unlawful for any person
to pre vent, resist or oppose, or attempt to pre-
vent, resist or oppose the Health Officer or
any member of the Board of Health from exe-
cuting any of the duties required of them by
this ordinance or by any rule or regulation
adopted by said Board of Health; and no per-,
son shall seek to prevent or deter the members
of the Board of Health, or any of them, from
entering into or upon any room, house, build-
ing, place or premises in said city in their of-
ficial capacity for the purpose of carrying out
any of the provisions of this ordinance or any
of said rides and regulations.
Sec. 39. All expenditures necessarily in-
curred by the Board of Health in the per-
formance of their duties shall be paid by the
city.
Sec. 40. The Health Officer shall receive, as
compensation for all services required of him
by the provisions of this ordinance, the sum
of ten dollars per month.
Sec. 41. Any person who shall violate any
of the provisions of this ordinance, or do any
Df the acts herein prohibited, and any person
w io shall fail to comply with any of the re-
luirements of this ordinance; shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
hereof shall be punished by a fine not ex-
.eeding §200.00, or by imprisonment not ex-
JAycr:
pnsonment. And in case any fine which
ay be adjudged by the Court be not paid,
e defendant shall be imprisoned at the rate
one day's imprisonmpt for each $2,00,of
ch fine, the entire term of such imprison- 1
ent not to exceed ninety days. V
Sec. 42. All ordinances or parts of ordi-
nces in conflict with the provisions of this i
dinance are hereby repealed.
Sec. 43. The City Clerk shall certify to the
ssage of this ordinance and shall cause the
me to be published once in the Orange
unty Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper
imed and published in said City of Ana- f
im, and thereupon and thereafter ft shall be
full force and effect.
CHARLES OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustors of the
City of Anaheim.
hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
s introduced ata meeting of the Beard—of
ustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the'
It day of May, 1907, and that it was duly
sed at a regular meeting of said Board ofustees field on the 13th day of June, 1937, by
following vote;
Trustees Stock, Darling, Kroeger
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of said
3ard of Trustees signed said ordinance on
e 17th day of June 1907.
11]Si'ARD B. MERRITT,
:SEAL) Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
ORBIVANCT NO.
An ordinance establishing a Board of Health and authorizing the
appointment of a Health Officer in and for the City of Anaheim., de-
fining the powers.9,nd duties of such Board of Health and Health
Officer, and forbidding certain acts which are prejudicial to health.
The Board of. Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as fol-
lows:
Section 1. It shall be the duty of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim, within thirty daIrs after the passage and pub-
lication of this ordinance, to appoint a Board of Health consisting
of five membera, one at least of whom shall be a practising physi-
cian. The Board of Trustees shall designate one of the appointees
as Health Officer and 'resident of the Board of Health. The members
of such Board. of Health shall hold office at the pleasure of the
Board of Trustees.
See. 2. The regular meetings of the Board of Health shall be
held on the first Monday of each quarter of the calendar year at
the City Hall, at such hour as they may determine and fix; and spe-
cial meetings may be called at any time by the President or three
members of the Board, written notice of the time and purpose of
the meeting to be served on each member of the Board at least one
hour before the time for the meeting, or left at his residence or
place of business. A majority of the members shall constitute a
quorum for,. -the transaction of any business within the juri6d,ictiomn
of the Board.
Sec. 3. The Board of Health shall have general supervision of
all matters pertaining to the sanitary condition of the City of
Anaheim, and it shall have power to adopt, and it is hereby made
its duty to adopt, such rules and regulations relative thereto as
it may deem necessary and proper and. not contrary to law. Such rules
and regulations, and all orders of the Board of Health based thereon,
or upon any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall have all the
binding, force of law.
or upon any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall have all the
binding force of law.
Sec. 4. The Health Officer is hereby charged with the duty of
enforcing all the rules, regulations and orders of the Board, and
shall assist the City Marshal in enfording the penal provisions of
this ordinance; and if any person or persons shall violate any of
such rules, regulations or orders, or any of the provisions of this
ordinance, it shall be his duty to file a complaint in the Recorder's
Court against the offending party or parties.
Sec. 5. The Health Officer, the Board of Health, or any member
thereof, is each, in his official capacity, hereby authorized to
enter upon any premises or into any house, factory, shop, stable,
in said City
or other building Ato investigate the sanitary condition of such
place, and the Health Officer shall have the power to enter into
in said City
any building, room or other place ^to investigate any disease or
to determine whether or not any person shall have or be suffering
fromany contagious or infectious disease.
Sec. 6. Every physician or other person shall immediately re—
port in writing to the Health Officer of said City the name and lo—
cation of any patient he or she may have within the limits of said
City affected with Asiatic cholera, smallpox, typhus, yellow fever,
diphtheria, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, glanders, leprosy or any
other infectious or contagious d6sease.
Sec. 7. Pvei"I keeper of a hotel, boarding or lodging house, and
every householder or other person in said City shall immediately
report in writing; to the Health Officer the name and location of
any inmate of his or her house whom he or she may have reason to
believe sick of any contagious or infectious diseases such as men—
tioned in Section 6 of this ordinance.
Sec. 8. Whenever the Health Officer shall have been notified
of the existence of a contagious or infectious disease, such as
mentioned in Sec. 6 of this ordinance in any house or dwelling in
said City, he shall cause to be placed in a conspic3*ous place upon
.such house a card upon which the name of said disease shall be
printed in legible characters of at least 2 1/A inches in lnxgkk
heighth upon a -.1olored surface. The color of said card shall indi—
cate the name of the disease, being green for diphtheria, red for
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scarlet fever, yellow for smallpox and black for Asiatic cholera or
yellow fever. The color of cards designating the other infectious
or contagious diseases may be fixed by the Board of Health.
Sec. 9. Whenever the Health Officer shall have caused a card
indina.ting the existence of any infectious or contagious disease to
be placed upon or attached to a house or dwelling, it shall be un
lA: nil for any person or persons to obstruct the view of or 6estroy
deface or remove said card from any such building until such time
as the Health Officer may direct.
Sec. 10. No person or persons shall remove, cause to be removed,
assist in removing, or if such person or persons be or are a. physi-
cian or physicians in charge or in attendance, direct the removal
of any person sick with any infectious or contagious disease, such
as mentioned in Section 6 of this ordinance, from any house or place
within said City to another house or place without a permit from
the Health Officer first procured for that purpose, and no person
shall drive or use any vehicle or permit any vehicke belonging to
him or her, or under his or her charge or control, to be driven or
used for the conveyance or removal of any person sick with any in
fectious or contagious disease, sunh as mentioned in said Section 6,
without first obtaining a permit from the Health Officer of said
City.
Secs. 11. Any person attending upon or otherwise coming in con-
tact
on
tact with any infectious or contagious disease in such a manner or
to such an extent as to render him or her liable to communicate such
disease to another person, shall not go into any public place or
assembly or mingle w&th other persons not affected with such in-
fectious or contagious disease, wearing any infected clothing or
carrying any Material that may convey infection.
Sec. 12. Every person having any infectious or contagious dis-
ease such as mentioned in section 6 of this ordinance, in his or
her house or on or about his or her premises, or in any house or
on any premises the said person may have control of, in said City,
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shall renovate, clean, purify and disinfect the same to 1kn any
extent or manner the Board of Health may direct for the purpose of
preventing further infection.
Sec. 13. The Health Officer may cause to be removed to an hos—
pital or other place provided by the City for quarantine and treat—
ment of such cases, any or all persons affected with smallpox,
yellow fever,`typhus, glanders, leprosy, Asiatic cholera, or other
infectious or contagious diseases from such houses in said city as
cannot be satisfactorily quarantined.
See. 14. The Health Officer shall report immediately to the
principal of every public or private school in said city the name
and location of every person whom he may know to be affected with
any infectious or contagious disease such as mentioned. in Section
6 of this ordinance.
Sec. 15. No child or other person who has been suffering from
or affected with any infectious or contagious disease such as Men—
tioned in Section 6 of this ordinance, or who may belong to or re—
side with the family or in the same house in which a person so
affected may be located, shall be permitted to attend any public or
private school within the limits of said city; and all school boards,
principals or teachers, or other persons in charge in the said
schools are authorized and required to exclude any and all such
children and persons from said schools until such person so encluded
shall show a permit from the Health Officer stating there is no
longer any -danger from contagion or infection.
Sec. 16. whenever any person shall have -died in said City of
typhus, yellow fever, Asiatic cholera, glanders, leprosy, smallpox,
diphtheria or scarlet fever, it shall be unlawful to hold any pub—
lic gathering or funeral services in connection with such dieeased
person; and the body shall be thoroughly disinfected and inclosed
in a tight burial case, which shall not thereafter be opened. The
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funeral of such person shall be strictly private, and in no case
shall nhldren be allowed to attend thereat.
Sec. 17. The draperies, so-called, and all articled which have
been used about the body of any person who has died of smallpox,
diphtheria, including membranous croup, so-called, scarlet fever,
typhus fever, typhoid fever, yellow fever, glanders, leprosy or
cholera, or which has been used in the room where such person has
died, shall be destroyed by fire or disinfected to the sat-isfantion
of the RoxxI Healt}? Officer.
Sec. 18. No owner, lessee, agent, manager or occupant of any
factory, laundry, tannery, distillery, livery stable, horse norral,
cattle yard or shed, barn, packing house or/rr�anuf.acturing �-stsblish-
ment of any kind., MAW in said city, shall suffer the same to
become nauseous, foul or prejudicial to life or health.
Sec. 19. Any person in said city being the owner of, or having
to control or possession of, any dead animal or part thereof which
was not slaughtered for or is not fit for hur!an food, shall remove
the same from within the limits of said city within six hours after
the heath of the same. And no person shall bury any dead animal
within the limits of said city.
Sec. 20 No person or persons engaged in the laundry business
within said city shall permit any person suffering from any infec-
tious or contagious disease to lodge, sleep or remain within or
upon premises used by him or her for the purpose of a public
laundry.
Sec. 21. No person shall deposit or use to fill up or raise
the grade of any lot or ground in said city any animal or vegetable
substance, manure or rubbish, muck, or any material which may become
decayed or putrid.
Sec. 22. No pile or deposit of any manure, offal, gvrbage, or
accumulation of any offensive or nauseous substance shall be made
within the limits of said city, nor shall any person or corporation
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unload, discharge or put upon or along the line of any railroad,
strPet, highway or public place within said city any manure, offal,
garbage or other offensive or nauseous substance.
Sec. 23. No person shall throe, deposit or conduct any dead
animal or part thereof, garbage, offal, fish, vegetables, manure,
or any filthy liquid or substance upon any lot, ground of place
within said city.
Sec. 24. No person shall throw, deposit or conduct, or cause
to be thrown, deposited or conducted into or upon any street, alley
or sidewalk within said city any dead aninRl or past thereof, or
any fish, fruit, vegetables, decayed matter, manure, rubbish, filthy
water or anything that may become putrid or offensive.
Sec. 25. Every person shall keep the sidewalk in front of his
or her house, place, of business or premises in said city in a clean
and wholesome condition.
Sec. 26. Every owner, lessee, agent, tenant or occupant shall
keep his or her yard or premises in said pity in a clean and whole—
some condition, and no owner, lessee, agent, tenant or occupant shall
allow or permit any accumulation of manure, garbage, offal, rubbish,
stagnant water of filth of any kind to be or remain upon his or
her yard, lot or premises in said city.
Sec. 27. Every person being the owner, lessee or o^cupanjr of
any stable .-or any placewhereany horse, now or other animal may
be, shall cause s»ch stable or place to be kept at all times in a
cleanly and wholesome condition, and shall not allow any animal
therein while infected by any disease contagious or pestilential.
Sec. 28. Every stable or placer here a horse or cow may be kept
shall have all the manure or accumulations of manure therein or
thereabolits removed therefrom as often as once in every seven days;
and in or about no stable or place where horses or cattle may be
kept shall the amount of manure exceed two cubic yards, nor shall
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this quantity remain a. longer tine than three days.
veterinary
Sec. 29. Every^physician, owner or other person having under
treatment or possession of., control or knowledge of, any animal
in said city
^affected with any infectious or ^onta.gious disease, such as glanders,
farcy, tuberculosis or anthrax, shall immediately report in writing
to the Health Of -finer, giving the name of the disease, location and
name of the owner of the said animal.
Sec. 30. No person XxVixg being the owner of or having the
control or possession of any animal inxmxidtx%iiy affected with any
infectious or contagious disease such as glanders, farcy, anthrax
or tuberculosis, shall permit or allow the same to go in or upon
any street, al?ejr or public place, axxks in said city, or to come
in contact with any other animaanso affected.
Sec. 31. No person shall construct or maintain a privy in said
city within less than five feet of any property line, nor within
ten feet of any residence or dwelling house or sidewalk; and every
privy gall by provided with a vault or well of not less than e "r
feet deep.
Sec. 32. No owner lessee or agent or occupanjr of any lot or
premises in said city shall maintain or permit any privy, well or
vault upon such lot or premises to become filled to or above two
or well
feet of the top of said well or vault; and every privy vault shall
be disinfectted whenever it small become foul or offensive. Nvery
privy vault or cess -pool shall be emptied, disinfected and filled
with fresh earth whenever so ordered by the Health Officer.
Sec. 33. No person shall throw or permit to be thrown or de-
posited into any eater closet, privy vault or cesspool in said city
any dead animal, offal or garbage.
Sec. 34. No person engaged in cleaning any yRrd or premises,
or in emptying any privy vault, cesspool or sink, shall do so in
such manner as shall offend the sensibilities of residents of said
city; and no person shall burn or dispose of any dead animal, offal,
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gprbage, manure or other offensive or obnoxious substance in any
manner that may be prejudicial to health or offensive to the sensi—
bilities of the residents of said city.
Ser,. 35. Nvery cellar or basement in any dwelling, residence
store or other place in said city shall be kept thoroughly brained
and. ventilated.
Sec. 36. Whenever it shall be certified to the Board of Health
of said city by the. FIealth. Officer that any building or part there—
of in said city is infected with any contagious or infectious dis—
ease, or by 7rpnt of repair has bPeomF; dangerous to life, or is un—
fit for human habitation because of defe cts in drainage, plumbing,
ventilation or construction of the same, or because of the existence
of a. nuisance on the premises and. which is likely to cause sickness
among the occupants, the spit?. Board of Health may issue an order
requiring all persons therein to vacate said building or part there—
of, for the reasons to be stated therein as aforesaid. Said Board
shall cause said order to be affixed conspicuously in the building
or part thereof, and to be served on the owner, lessee, agent, oc—
cupant, or any person having charge or control thereof. if the owner,
lessee or agent cannot be found in said city or do not reside there—
in, or evade or resist .service, then said order may be served by
depositing a copy thereof in the. postoffiee in the City of Anaheim,
postage prepaid, properly enclosed and addressed to such owner,
lesasee or agent at his last known place of business or residence.
Such bu(j1ding or part thereof shall within ten days after such order
shall have been posted and mailed or served as aforf=said, or within
such shorter time, not less than 24 hours, as in said order may be
specified, be vacated; but said Board, whenever it shall become
satisfied that the danger from said building or part thereof has
ceased. to exist, or that said building has been repaired so as to
be habitable, may revoke said order.
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SeC. 37. No person shall expectorate on the floor of any public
building or on any cement sidewalk in said city.
Sec. 38. It shall be unlawful for any person to prevent, resist
or oppose, or attempt to prevent, resist or oppose the Health
Officer or any member of the Board of Health from executing any
of the duties required of, them by this ordinance or by any rule or
regulation adopted by said Board of Health; and no person shall
seek to prevent or deter the members of the Board of Health, or
any of them, from entering into or upon any room, house, building,
place or premises in said city in their official capacity for the
purpose of carrying out any of the provisions of this ordinance or
any of said rules and regulations.
Sec. 39. All expenditures necessarily incurred by the Board
of Health in the performance of their duties shall be paid by the
city.
Sec. 40. The Hea.ltii Officer shall receive, as compensation for
all sf-rvices required of him by the provisions of this ordinance,
the sum of ten dollars per month.
any of
Sec. ! Any person who shall violQte4the provisions of
this ordinance, or do any of the ants herein prohibited, and any
any of
person who shall fail to comply with ^the requirements of this ordin-
ance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $200.00, or by
imprisonment not excrWing sixty days, or by both such fine and
imprisoruaent . And in case any fine which may be adjudged by the
Court be not paid, the defendant shall be imprisoned At the rRte
of one day's imprisonment for each $2.00 of such fine, the entire
term of such irprisorurent not to exceed ninety days.
Sec. Ll 7-- All ordinances or parts of ordinan^es in conflict
with the Provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Sec. 43 The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in the
Orange County Plaindealer, a 1rTeekly new, -.paper printed and published
in said City of Anaheim, and thereupo__ and the'r°eafter it shall be
in fiill force and effect.
Pre-sident of the Board of ustees
o.t' the City of. Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinanoe was introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 9th day of May, 19099 and that it was duly passed at ? regu-
lar meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the /3 day of
W -W# 1909, by the following vote
Ayes: Trustees
Noes:
e . �Gr_�.,dam
I further-Prtify that the President of said Board of Trustees
signed sa.i4 or(Unance on Kesel JFday of l+i�, 1909.
Clerk of said li y of Anpheim.
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Richard Melrose
.ATTORNEY
Ariaheim, Cal.
U
THE S U P.EMT0 R C01
of the County of ge,,State of California.
State of California, Ss.
County of Orange
being first duly
sworfi," ttep ses and says: at a*1imes hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United Stateage of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said c unty, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the Kl>k J e u_
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least fie 3,01 commencing
on the day of 190.1.
and ending on the _ day
190., both days inclusive, and as often during s ime as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That�the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows:
Subscribed and sworn to jbefor�e7 me this day of
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ORDINANCE NO. 198.
An Ordinance Regulating the Op-
eration of Motor Vehicles and
Other Vehicles on the Streets of
the City of Anaheim.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana -
helm do ordain as follows:
Section I. No person shall operate a motor
vehicle, or any other vehicle, on any public
street in the City of Anaheim at a rate of speed
greater than is reasonable and proper, having .
regard to the traffic and use of said streets, so
as to endanger the life or limb of any person, j
or the safety of any property; or in any event
at a greater rate than one mile in six minutes.
Section 2. Upon approaching a crossing of
Il,intersecting streets in said City, a person oper-
'ing a motor vehicle shall have it under control
and operate it at a speed not greater than is
reasonable and proper, having regard to the
traffic then on such streets and the safety of
the public.
Section 3. Upon approaching a person
walking on any street in said City, or a horse
or horses, or other draft animals, being ridden,
led or driven thereon, a pesos operating a
motor vehicle shall give reasonable warning
of its approach and use every reasonable pre-
caution to insure the safety of such person or
animal, and, in filecase of horses or other draft
m
anials, to prcvc"t `irighteniieg the same.
Section 4. A person operating a motor ve-
hicle shall, at request or on signal by putting
up the hand, from a person riding, leading, or
driving a restive horse or horses, or other
draft animals, bring such motor vehicles
immediately to a stop, and, if traveling in the
opposite direction, remain stationary so long
as may be reasonable to allow such horse or
animal to pass, and, if traveling in the same
direction, use reasonable caution in thereafter
passing such in case horse animal;
such hose or an mal appearrs badlrovided y
frightened or the person operating such motor
vehicle is requested to do so, such person shall
cause the motor of such vehicle to cease run-
ning so long as shall be reasonably necessary
to prevent accident and insure safety to others.
Section 5. Whenever a person operating a
iuotor vehicle, shall meet on any public street
in said City, any other person riding or driv-
ing a horse or horses or other live stock, or
any other vehicle, the person so operating
such motor vehicle shall seasonably turn the
same to the right of the center of such high-
!' way so as to pass without interference. Any
such person so operating a motor vehicle,
shall on overtaking any such horse, live stock,
or other vehicles, pass on the left side thereof,
and the rider or driver of such horse, live
stock or other vehicle, shall as soon as practic-
able turn to the right, so as to allow free pass -
i :;ge on the left. Any such person so operating
a motor vehicle shall at the intersection of
public streets in said City, keep to the right of
the intersection of the centers of such streets,
when turning to the right, and pass to the right
o` such intersection when turning to the left.
Nothing in this section shall, however, be con-
i strued as limiting the meaning or effect of the
provisions of Section 3 of this ordinance.
Section 6. The Superintendent of Streets of
!said City shall place conspicously on each
mainpublic street in said City, where the
boundary of said City crosses the same, signs
of sufficient size to be easily readable by a per-
son using said street, bearing the words;
"Slow Down to Six Miles," and also an arrow
pointing in the direction where the speed is to
be reduced or changed.
Section 7. Any person or persons violating
any of the provisions of this ordinance shall
bej deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine
not exceeding $100 or by imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days or by both fine and im-
prisonment.
Section 8. All ordinances or parts of ordin-
a ices in conflict with the provisions of this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 9. The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage of this ordinance and shall cause
the same to be published once in the Orange
County Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper
of AP m, andt thereupon and thereafter ertt
fnahit
shall be in full forceCHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees
of said City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
,rrusfees of the City of Anaheim held on the
127th day of June, 1907, and that it was duly
passed at a of said Board of
Trustees regular
rus ees heldo f the meeting
day of July, 1907, by
the following vote;
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Darling and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of said
Board of Trustees signed said ordinance on
the 11th day of July 1907.
(SEAL) EDWARDClerk of Said
BCity f Anaheim. .
Ordinanle No.
An ord.iran^e rP,ula.tin,; the operation of. Motor vehicles arid
other vehicles on th, streets of the City of Anaheim,
The Board of TrIISt".es of. the City of. AnRheil»l do ordain as
follows.
Section 1. No person shall operate a motor vehicle or any
other vehicle, on any public street in the Citic of Allaheira at a
rate of w,;eed rre?ter than is reasonable and proper, having reUard
to the traffic and use, of said str('ets, or so ?.ti to endanger the
life or limb of any person, or the safety of arty property; or in
an- event at a greater rate than one mile in six minutes.
Section 2. Ilr)orI approachir'g a crossin of intersecting street$
in said City, a person operating a motor vehicle shall 1avP it
under control and o erate it at a speed not �);rPster than is reason—
able and proper, having regard to the traffic then on :such streets
and the safety of the public.
Section 3. Upon approaching a person 17- alking or. any street in
said. City, or s horsy or horses, or other draft animals, being
ridden, led, or driven thereof:, a pPrsol7 operatini a rotor vehicle
shall give reasonable wprning of its approach and use every reason _
able precaution to 'insure the safety of such person or anima:_,
and, in the.. /;ase_, of horses or other draft =animals, to prevent
frightening; the same.
Seltlon 4. A person operating a motor vehicle shall, at re—
t-
quest or on sign-�l >;r puting up the 'nand, from a person riding,
`
leading, or drivin- a restive horse or horses, or other draft
animals, bring such motor vehicle irrIediatPl'► t"o a stop, and, if
travel.L.n�'- In the opposite direction, remai r. stationary so long as
may be reasonable to allow such horse or animal tc; pass, and, if
traveling; in the same direction, use reasonable c?i?tion in there—
after passin slich dorsa or animal; provided that, in case such
horse or animal appears badly frightened or the person operating;
such motor vehicle is requested to do so, sunh person shall cause
the motor of such vehicle to cPaSe running so long as shail be
reasonably necessary to prevent accident and insure safety to
others.
SP.,r;t:LGi. v. �ihenever a pPrsonb oi�Pra.ting a. motor vehielp, shall
meet on any public street in said City, ars_ other Pierson riding;
or driving a I:orse or horses or other live stock, or any.other
vehicle, the person so operating; such motor vehicle shall season—
ably tizrn the same to the right of the center of such highway so R
as to pass Irritilout interference. Any sunk person so operating a
motor veli -Ile, shall on overtaking any suc l horse, live. stock, or
other vehi(,,le, pass on the left side thereof , and the rider or
driver of such Horse, live stocl4 or other vPhielp, shall, as soon
as nracticablp turn to the right, so as to allow free paVge or: the
left. Any such person so operating a. motor vehicle „Yra11 at the
intersection of public streets in said 13i ty, keep to the right of
tile, intersection of tale centers of such streets, when turning to
the right, algid pass to the right of such intersection: when turning
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to tii-e left. Yothin- in this section shall, :owever, be construed
as1*1mitir.g tike meaning or effect of the provisions of section 3
of this ordinance.
Section b. The sia?)?rintendent of streets of said City shall
place conspicuously on Kaci. main publi--, street in said City, where
ti -ie boundary of said City cro,;sm
Ps the sae, Signs of sufficient
sie to be easily readable by a person, using said street, bearing;
the vords " slow clown to six and also an arrow pointirn;; in
the.., direction "There the spP,ed is to be redu^ed or changed.
Section 7. Any person or persoM. violating any of the 3)rovis—
ions of this ordiPanzc(, shp.11 be deer^ed guilty of a ,misdemeanor
and upon ^onviction thereof shall be punished i);;T a fine not exceed —
ing X100 or by imprisonment not excePcting thirty d2ys or by both
fine and imprisoruaent.
section 8. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
pealed.
with t]"P, provisions of. this ordinance are hereby re
Section 9. Ti_e City Clerk shall certif;r to the passa�p of this
ordinance and sa.all cause t),P, samP to bf, published once, in the
Orange County Pialndoaler, a wr,eklr newspaper printed, published
and circulated in said Cit;," of Anaheim, and thereupon and there—
after it shall be in full force and effect.
President of the Hoard of _rtes ees
of said City of Ahaheirr►,
i hereby certify that the, fore;;0i11 ordinance, was introduced
at a meeting of the. Board of Trustees of tile, pity of Anaheim held
on the 27th day of June, 3.9079 and that it was duly passed at z
a
regular meeting of >aid_ Board >f Trustees held on the / I day
of. July, 1907, by t//he f. ollO' i n4; Vote:
V� o0 -C
Ayes: Trustees
Moes --
I fizrtYipr certify that the President, of said Board of TrustePg
signed said ordinance on the day of July, 1907.
( seal) L
Clerk of. said City of A i-x-
IN THE SURIOR COURT
of the Coyly of Orange, State of California.
rR
w
State of California, S.
County of Orange
J. :J. `j� s_ being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list. of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the Ordinance Lto. 19
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least one. time. commencing
on the J?t1 day of Flu ist. 1907
and ending on thet_!_J day of Alll"3tiS G
190..7, both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows: Au+;uit 17. 1907 -
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
190.
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ORDINANCE NO. 199.
An Ordinance Ordering the Work
of Opening a Street Through
Original, Building Lots 33, 34,
35, 36. 39, 38, 39 and 40 in the
City of Anaheim, from the West
line of Los_Angeles Street to the
The Board of Trustees of the City, of Ana-
heim do ordain "as -follows:
Section 1. That the pubhc'intece it and coli
venieoce require, and that the said ::pard of
Trustees hereby order to be done the work of
opening a street through Original Building
Lots 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40 in the City of
Anaheim. from the West line of Los Angeles
Street to the East fine of Lemon Street. said
street to be an extension of flak St—f in —
declaring the intention of said Board of Trus-
tees to order said work to be done; and it is
hereby ordered that said work, be done in ac-
cordance with said resolution of intention.
Sec. 2. That, subject to removal by said
Board of Trustees at any time for cause, Max
Nebelung, J. J. Schneider, Fred A. Backs Jr.,
be and they are hereby appointed commis.
sioners to assess the benefits and damages, and
have general supervision of said work until
the completion thereof, in compliance with
an Act of the Legislature of the State of Call-
in whole or in part, any sftee', square, aane,
alleY. court or place within municipalities,
and to condemn and acquire any and all land
and property necessary or convenient for that
purpose." Fortheirservices said commission-
er a shall receive as. compensation the sum of
two dollars and fifty cents per, diem for the
rdrtw��aw the3F. s 1fl
performing sal services, �ch o said com-
missioners shall, before proceeding with the I
performance of their duties, file with the' Clerk i
of said Board of Trustees an affidavit and
bond to the Stare of California, in the sum of I
five thousand dollars, to faithfully perfo[m th
duties of his office in the manner and form 're-
quired by law.
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in. the, Orange County;,
Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of general 1
circulation; printed, published' and circulated I
in said City of An3beim, and thereupon a�, d1
thereafter the same shall be in full force sari III(
effect. G. J. STOCK,
President pro"tem of the Board of Trustees '
of the Gity of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced ata meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim held' on the
11th day of July, 1907, and that it was dulypass-
ed at a regular meeting of said Board of Trus
tees held on the Sth day of August 1907, by the
following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Darling, Krueger and
Fiscus,
Noes: None.
rAnd I -further certify that the President pro
tem of said Board of Trustees signed said or-
dinance on the 8th day of August, (907. i
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
(SEAL) City Clerk ofsaid Cl
Aug 17-1t of Anaheim, '<
Ordinance No.
An ordinance ordering the work of opening a street through
Original Buildi?;g Lots 33, 349 35, 36, 379 38, 39 and 40 in the
City of Anaheim, :From the. 'Test line of Los Angeles Street to the
East line of Lemon Street, said street to be an extension of. Oak
Street,
Th(' Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim too ordain as
follows:
S,�r,t_on 1. That the public interest and convenience req»ire,
and that the said. Board of Trustees hereby order to be done the
work of opening a street through Original Building Lots 33, 34, 35,
369 37, 389 39 and 40 in the City of Anaheim, from the nest line
of Los Angeles Street to the East line, of Lemon Street, said street
to be an extension of Oak Street, in accordance with Resolution of
Intention No. 68, declarin the intention of said Board of Trustees
to order said work to i,e done, and it is hereby ordered that f�aid
work be done in accordance with said resolution of intention.
Sec. 2. That, subject to removal by said Board of Trustees at
any time for cause,,
be and they are hereby appointed comr!ii. sinners to assess the benQ—
fits and damal-As, and have general supervision of said iprork until
the con,;letion thereof, in compliance with an Act of the Legisla—
ture of the State of Ca- lifornia, approved Marcb. 6, 1889, and en—
titled "An Act to provide for laying out, opening, extending,
widening, straightening, or closing up, in whole or in part, any
street, square, land, alley, court or place within municipalities,
and to condemn and acquire any and all land and property necessary
or convenient for that purpose,.„. Fot their services said commission—
ers shall receive, as compensation the sum of two dollars and fifty
cents per oliM diem for the days upon which they are actuallyen—
gaged in performing said services. Each of said cormaissioners shall,
before proceeding with the performance of their duties, file with
the Clerk of said Board of Tri.zstees an affidavit and a bond. to the
State of California, in the sum of five thousand dollars, to faith—
f'ull� perform, the duties of his office in the manner and fore: re—
ggired by law.
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the l)assa.ge of this
a
ordinance and cause the same to be published on; -,e in the Orange ,_....
County Plai ndealer, a weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said City of Anaheim, and
thereupon and thereafter the same shall be in full force and effect.
Y�VI'v
PresidentJlof the Board of Trustees of
% the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting; of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim held
on thn /I day of _1907, and that it eras dilly passed
at a regular meeting; of said Board of Trustees held on the �
day of `� ���.. 1907, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees
Noes*
And I further certify that the Pr�lsidentn of said Board, of
Trustees signed said ordinance on the 8 ` day of�9 ..�
1907.
( seal) City Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
<7 Q
Ridh and Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, Cal.
IN THE E R URT
of t ounty of ange, St of California.
State of California,
County of Orange ss.
_ 3. 'rll-ii1, -----being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the _ Ordinance J0 200,
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least on? t,img __ commencing
on the 31st day of _ kxri ]Sf._ 190.'...
and ending on the..1 day of Ilia rl���t,
190..7 both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows:_ A,42=t 31- 1907.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
A 190..E
lid dY 'r;� std.
Notary Public in and for Orange County, Californl�
ORDINANCE NO. 200.
An 0edinmice granting! to Clarence j
A. Watson and R. J. Dunn and
their' assigns the right to con-
struct anti lay down, and for a
period of fifty years to maintain
and operate, *a pipe line along
and under certain Streets and`
Alleys in the City of Anaheim,
herein designated, and during
said term to conduct, carry and
transmit gas, either natural or
manufactured, through the same,
for heat and power purposes
only, together with certain ap-
purtenant and incident rights.
The Board of Trustees, of the City of Ana- i
heim do ordain as follows. "
Section 1. That the right, privilege and fran-
chise is hereby granted to Clarence A. Wat-
son and R. J. Bunn and their assigns, to con-
struct and lay down, and for the period of fifty
years to maintain and operate, a pipe line for
the purpose of conveying natural or manu-
factured gas to be "used for heat and power
Purposes along the route and under the streets
and alleys in said City of Anaheim described
as follows; to -wit: All the streets and alleys
within the corporate limits of the City of Ana-
heim, together with the right to properly con-
nect and operate said pipe line and to deliver
gas to consumers during said period of fifty
years,an d to carry,conduct and transmit natural
or manufactured gas through and by means of
said pipe -line, for heat and power purposes
only, and not for illuminatingpurposes, to- ,
gether with the right to construct and main-
tain all such traps, manholes, drips, appliances l
and attachments as may be necessary for
the purpose of safely and efficiently operat-
ing and maintaining said pipe line and supply- t
ing gas to consumers for the purposes afore-
said, or to any building orbuitdings fronting or
abutting upon any of the said streets or alleys;
provided, that said pipe line shall be construct-
ed and at all times operated and maintained, [i
and said right, privilege and franchise is here-
by granted and shall be at all times exercised 3+
and enjoyed in accordance with and subject to
each and every of the terms arid conditions in
this ordinance.
Sec. 2. That the said pipeline shall consist
of one mainline laid parallel with the streets
or alleys, and such other_linea of pipe as may z
Said pipe shall be of iron or steel and shall. Ire
a of sufficient strength to withstand a :pressure
of not less than four hundred pounds to the
square inch; and shall be laid with air tight
c joints or sleeves, so asto prevent escape of 3
q g Sec, 3. That said pipe line ahail be laid at all
t points not teas— oighteen inches below the
established grade of the street or alley under
t'
which said pipe is laid and shall be so laid as
u
61 not to interfere with any water pipes laid at t
the time of laying of said gas pipes. All ex -
o (a
f cavations for laying, moving or repairing said
�c pipe line shall be done in such manner as
till'; not to interfere with the free use of the street
by the public,. except such temporary inter -
Hnt ference as may be necessarily incident to the
proper prosecution of said work. All exca-
fra vations shall be made and refilled in compli-
at anee with the instructions and to the satis-
faction of the superintendent of streets of sale
P. city, and in conformity with the provisions of
of the ordinances of said city which may "
Co be in force at the time of the performance of
ge said work, and the grantees of this franchise,
C
p or their assigns, shall comply with all ordin-
ances from time to time enacted by the Board l
'rt of Trustees of said city in reference to persons 1.
making excavations in the streets of said city,
d for the purpose of insuring the restoration of L
Ira all streets to a good and perfect condition
rr, along said excavations. P
th Sec. 4. That the grantees of this franchise, P
asor their assigns shall have the right to con -
.r struct manholes or traps along the line of said
pipe at such intervals as is beat suited to the
purpose of affording access to saidipe for
A, cleaning or maintaining raps or.
Imanholes to ke so capped and covered as to l
be flush with the street or alley and not to in-
terfere in any way with the use of said street']
id or'Iley for travel or traffic.
Sec. 5. That' in the event of 4 change of
E grade, the laying of any sewer, or the making r
of any other improvements by the said city
in any of the streets or alleys along and under
which said pipe may be laid shall in the
-evinion of the-Braerdtif of said city
render necessary any change in the position
of said pipe, the grantees or their assiens shall.
ORDINANCE NO. 200. arising from its use, operation or possession,
;hall be deemed and understood to be, and
shall be, the total gross earnings collected or
An Ordinance granting to Clarence 'eceived or in any manner gained by the
.rantees of this franchise or their assigns from
A. Watson and R. J. Dunn and i he use of said pipe line on account of the
their assigns the right to tori--arriage or transmission of gas through the
ame in and under the streets and alleys of said
struct and lay down. and for a City of Anaheim, and it shall be the duty of
the grantees of this franchise or their assigns
period of fifty years to maintain to file with the City Clerk of the City of Ana -
and operate, a pipe line along' heim, at the expiration of six years from the
date of the granting of this franchise, and at the
and under Certain Streets and expiration of each and every year thereafter, a
(statement in writing made by the grantees of
Alleys in the City of Anaheim, this franchise, or their assigns, or by their
herein designated, and during manager or presiding officer, and verified by
the oath of the person making the same, show -
said term to conduct, carry and ing the total gross receipts and gross earnings
collected or received or in any manner gained
transmit gas, either natural Or or derived by the said grantees or their as-
signs during the preceding twelve months
manufactured, through the same,
from the use of said pipe line and from or on
for heat and power purposes account of the carriage or transmission of
Only, together with certain a p- gas through the same, and within thirty days
$ after the time for filing the aforesaid statement
it shall be the duty of the grantees of this
purtenant and incident rights.
franchise or their assigns to pay to the City
Treasurer of said City of Anaheim the aggre-
gate sum of said percentage upon the amount
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the right, privilege and fran-
chise is hereby granted to Clarence A. Wat- i
son and R. J. Dunn and their assigns, to con-
struct and lay down, and for the period of fifty s
years to maintain and operate, a pipe line for
the purpose of conveying natural or manu-
factured gas to be used for heat and power s
purposes along the route and under the streets
and alleys in said City of Anaheim described t
as follows, to -wit: All the streets and alleys
within the corporate limits of the City of Ana-
heim, together with the right to properly con- s
nett and operate said pipe line and to deliver s
gas to consumers during said period of fifty
years,and to carry,conduct and transmit natural
or manufactured gas through and by means of
said pipe -line, for heat and power purposes
only, and not for illuminating purposes, to-
gether with the right to construct and main-
tain all such traps, manholes, drips, appliances
and attachments as may be necessary for t
the purpose of safely and efficiently operat-
ing and maintaining said pipe line and supply-
ing gas to consumers for the purposes afore-
said, or to any building or buildings fronting or
abutting upon any of the said streets or alleys;
provided, that said pipe line shall be construct-
ed and at all times operated and maintained,
and said right, privilege and franchise is here-
by granted and shall be at all times exercised
and enjoyed in accordance with and subject to
each and every of the terms and conditions in
this ordinance.
Sec. 2. That the said pipe line shall consist
of one main line laid parallel with the streets
or alleys, and such other lines of pipe as may
be necessary to connect with pipes on prop-
erty of consumers. That the largest main pipe
to be laid or maintained under this franchise
shall not be more than six inches in diameter.
Said pipe shall be of iron or steel and shall be
of sufficient strength to withstand a pressure
of not less than fodr hundred pounds to the
square inch, and shall be laid with air tight
joints or sleeves, so as to prevent escape of
gas.
Sec. 3. That said pipe line shall be laid at all
points not less than eighteen inches below the
established grade of the street or alley under
which said pipe is laid and shall be so laid as
not to interfere with any water pipes laid at
the time of laying of said gas pipes. All ex-
cavations for laying, moving or repairing said
pipe line shall be done in such manner as
not to interfere with the free use of the street
by the public, except such temporary inter-
ference as may be necessarily incident to the
vations er shall be madion e and refilled in All
compli-
ance with the instructions and to the satis-
faction of the superintendent of streets of said
city, and in conformity with the provisions of
of the ordinances of said city which may
he in force at the time of the performance of
said work, and the grantees of this franchise,
or their assigns, shall comply with all ordin-
anes from time to time enacted by the Board
of Trustees of said city in reference to persons
making excavations in the streets of said city,
for the purpose of insuring the restoration of
all streets to a good and perfect condition
along said excavations.
Sec. 4. That the grantees of this franchise,
or their assigns shall have the right to con-
struct manholes or traps along the line of said
pipe at such intervals as is best suited to the
purpose of affording access to said pipe for
cleaning or maintaining drips, said traps or
manholes to be so capped and covered as to
be flush with the street or alley and not to in-
terfere in any way with the use of said street
or alley for travel or traffic.
Sec. 5. That in the event of a change of
grade, the laying of any sewer, or the making
of any other improvements by the said city
in any of the streets or alleys along and under
which said pipe may be laid shall in the
opinion of the Board of Trustees of said city
render necessary any change in the position
of said pipe, the grantees or their assigns shall,
upon ten days written notice from said Board
of Trustees, immediately shift or move the
same at his or their own cost and expense.
Sec. 6. That the work of constructing and
laying down said pipe line shall be commenc-
ed in good faith within not more than four
months from the granting of this franchise,
and if not so commenced within said time this
franchise shall be declared forfeited, and said
work shall be continuously prosecuted there-
after in good faith and shall be completed
within not more than three years thereafter,
and if not so completed within said time this
franchise shall be forfeited.
Sec. 7. That the said grantees and their as-
-1-11 a,,,.:,,.. t1,o w. of this franchise.
of the gross annual receipts arising from the
use, operation or possession of this franchise,
determined and computed in the manner here-
nbefore provided.
Sec. 8. That the said grantees and their as-
igns shall be liable for any damage to person
or property caused by or in the construction
or maintaining of said gas plant, or laying
aid pipe line or lines, and shall hold said City
of Anaheim harmless from any and all damage
o persons or property occasioned thereby.
Sec. 9. That if, at any time after completion
of said gas plant said grantees or their assigns
hall for a period of six months fail to maintain
aid plant and operate the same in good faith
and supply gas to consumers through said
P
lines, then and in that case this franchise
shall be forfeited.
Sec. 10. That the price for gas to be charg-
ed by the grantees of this franchise or their
assigns, to consumers, shall not at any time
exceed one dollar and twenty-five cents per
housand cubic feet.
Sec. 11. That the grantees of this franchise,
and their assigns shall not furnish or sell gas
under this franchise to consumers for illumi-
nating purposes, nor permit or allow such con-
sumers to use such gas for illuminating pur-
poses, and if said grantees or their assigns
permit or allow such use of said gas by con-
sumers, this franchise shall be forfeited.
Sec. 12. That this franchise shall not be
deemed an exclusive franchise, nor as an ex-
clusive grant of the rights herein contained;
and the Board of Trustees of said City of Ana-
heim hereby reserve the right to grant such
other gas franchise as they may deem nec-
essary for the best interests of the said city.
Sec. 13. That the City of Anaheim shall have
the right, and it hereby reserves the right, to
purchase, at any time within five years after
the granting of this franchise, the works, ma-
chinery, pipes, appliances, plant and appur-
tenances situate in said city and used by the
grantees of this franchise, or their assigns, in
the supplying of gas to the residents of said
city, at a price to be determined by a board of
three arbitrators, one of whom shall be select-
ed by the Board of Trustees of said city, one
by the grantees of this franchise, or their as-
signs, and the other to be selected by said two
arbitrators, and the decision of said board of
arbitrators shall be final and binding upon the
parties. And the grantees of this franchise,
or their assigns, shall select an arbitrator as
aforesaid upon demand of the Board of Trus-
tees of said city, and will be required to sub-
mit to said board of abitration all books, ac-
counts, bilis, and other data necesssary to en-
able said board to place a fair valuation on
said property.
Sec. 14. That within ten days after the pass-
age of this ordinance said grantees shall file
with the City Clerk of said City of Anaheim a
written acceptance thereof and agreement to
comply with the terms, conditions and re-
quirements thereof.
Sec. 15. That any neglect, failure or refusal
to comply with any of the terms, conditions
or requirements of this franchise shall there-
upon, after thirty days' notice in writing of the
said neglect, failure or refusal from the Board
of Trustees of said City of Anaheim, effect a
forfeiture thereof, and the said City, by its
Board of Trustees, may thereupon declare
this franchise forfeited and may exclude said
testreets!
treets grantees and
talleys ofns from further use of
said city under this
franchise, and this franchise shall be deemed
and shall remain null and void and of no effect.
Sec. 16. The City clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and shall cause the
same to be published once in the Orange
County Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation, printed, published and
circulated in said City of Anaheim, and there-
upon and thereafter it shall be in full force and
effect. CHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the .'doard of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
8th day of August, 1907, and 'that it was duly
passed at a regular meeting of said Board of
Trustees held on the 22d day of August, 1907,
by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Kroeger, Stock and
Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of said
Board of Trustees signed said ordinance on
said 22d day of August, 1907.
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
(SEAL) Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
„ c , guy ynvuege ann Iran ae[ermlneu anu compuieQ In me manner nere
chise is hereby granted to Clarence A. Wat- inbefore provided.
son R. J. Dunn
and and their assigns, to con-
struct and lay down, and for the period of fifty
Sec. 8. That the said grantees and their as-
signs shall be liable for any damage to person
years to maintain and operate, a pipe line for
or property caused by or in the construction
the purpose of conveying natural or manu-
or maintaining of said gas plant, or laying
factured gas to be used for heat and power
said pipe line or lines, and shall hold said City
purposes along the route and under the streets
of Anaheim harmless from any and all damage
and alleys in said City of Anaheim described
to persons or property occasioned thereby.
as follows, to -wit: All the streets and alleys
Sec. 9. That if, at any time after completion
within the corporate limits of the City of Ana-
of said gas plant said grantees or their assigns
heim, together with the right to properly con-
shall for a period of six months fail to maintain
nett and operate said pipe line and to deliver
said plant and operate the same in good faith
gas to consumers during said period of fifty
and supply gas to consumers through said
years,and to carry,conduct and transmit natural
pipe lines, then and in that case this franchise
or manufactured gas through and by means of
shall be forfeited.
said pipe -line, for heat and power purposes
Sec. 10. That the price for gas to be charg-
only, and not for illuminating purposes, to-
ed by the grantees of this franchise or their
gether with the right to construct and main-
assigns, to consumers, shall not at any time
tain all such traps, manholes, drips, appliances
exceed one dollar and twenty-five cents per
and attachments as may be necessary for
thousand cubic feet.
the purpose of safely and efficiently operat-
Sec. 11. That the grantees of this franchise,
ing and maintaining said pipe line and supply-
and their assigns shall not furnish or sell gas
ing gas to consumers for the purposes afore-
under this franchise to consumers for illumi-
said, or to any building or buildings fronting or
nating purposes, nor permit or allow such con -
abutting upon any of the said streets or alleys;
sumers to use such gas for illuminating pur-
provided, that said pipe line shall be construct-
poses, and if said grantees or their assigns
ed and at all times operated and maintained,
and said right, privilege and franchise is here-
permit or allow such use of said gas by con -
sumers, this franchise shall be forfeited.
by granted and shall be at all times exercised
Sec. 12. That this franchise shall not be
and enjoyed in accordance with and subject to
deemed an exclusive franchise, nor as an ex -
each and every of the terms and conditions in
clusive grant of the rights herein contained;
this ordinance.
and the Board of Trustees of said City of Ana -
Sec. 2. That the said pipe line shall consist
heim hereby reserve the right to grant such
of one main line laid parallel with the streets
other gas franchise as they may deem nec-
or alleys, and such other lines of pipe as may
essary for the best interests of the said city.
be necessary to connect with pipes on prop-
Sec. 13. That the City of Anaheim shall have
erty of consumers. That the largest main pipe
to be laid or franchise
the right, and it hereby reserves the right, to
maintained under this
shall not be more than six inches in diameter.
purchase, at any time within five years after
the granting of this franchise, the works, ma -
Said pipe shall be of iron or steel and shall be
chinery, pipes, appliances, plant and appur-
of sufficient strength to withstand a pressure
tenances situate in said city and used by the
of not less than four hundred pounds to the
grantees of this franchise, or their assigns, in
square inch, and shall be laid with air tight
the supplying of gas to the residents of said
joints or sleeves, so as to prevent escape of
city, at a price to be determined by a board of
gas.
three arbitrators, one of whom shall be select -
Sec. 3. That said pipe line shall be laid at all
ed by the Board of Trusteesof said city, one
points not less than eighteen inches below the
by the grantees of this franchise, or their as -
,established grade of the street or alley under
signs, and the other to be selected by said two
which said pipe is laid and shall be so laid as
arbitrators, and the decision of said board of
not to interfere with any water pipes laid at
arbitrators shall be final and binding upon the
the time of laying of said gas pipes. All ex-
parties. And the grantees of this franchise,
cavations for laying, moving or repairing said
or their assigns, shall select an arbitrator as
pipe line shall be done in such manner as
aforesaid upon demand of the Board of Trus -
not to interfere with the free use of the street
tees of said city, and will be required to sub -
by the public, except such temporary inter-
mit to said board of abitration all books, ac-
ference as may be necessarily incident to the
counts, bilis, and other data necesssary to en -
proper prosecution of said work. All exca-
able said board to place a fair valuation on
vations shall be made and refilled in compli-
said property.
ante with the instructions and to the satis-
Sec. 14. That within ten days after the pass -
faction of the superintendent of streets of said
age of this ordinance said grantees shall file
city, and in conformity with the provisions of
with the City Clerk of said City of Anaheim a
of the ordinances of said city which may
written acceptance thereof and agreement to
be in force at the time of the performance of
comply with the terms, conditions and re -
said work, and the grantees of this franchise,
quirements thereof.
or their assigns, shall comply with all ordin-
Sec. 15. That any neglect, failure or refusal
antes from time to time enacted by the Board
to comply with any of the terms, conditions
of Trustees of said city in reference to persons
or requirements of this franchise shall there -
making excavations in the streets of said city,
upon, after thirty days' notice in writing of the
for the purpose of insuring the restoration of
said neglect, failure or refusal from the Board
all streets to a good and perfect condition
of Trustees of said City of Anaheim, effect a
along said excavations.
forfeiture thereof, and the said City, by its
Sec. 4. That the grantees of this franchise,
Board of Trustees, may thereupon declare
or their assigns shall have the right to con-
this franchise forfeited and may exclude said
struts manholes or traps along the line of said
grantees and their assigns from further use of
pipe at such intervals as is best suited to the
the streets or alleys of said city under this
purpose of affording access to said pipe for
franchise, and this franchise shall be deemed
cleaning or maintaining drips, said traps or
and shall remain null and void and of no effect.
manholes to be so capped and covered as to
Sec. 16. The City clerk shall certify to the
be flush with the street or alley and not to in-
passage of this ordinance and shall cause the
terfere in any way with the use of said street
same to be published once in the Orange
or alley for travel or traffic.
County Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of
Sec. 5. That in the event of a change of
general circulation, printed, published and
grade, the laying of any sewer, or the making
circulated in said City of Anaheim, and there-
of any other improvements by the said city
upon and thereafter it shall be in full force and
in any of the streets or alleys along and under
effect. CHAS. OTTO RUST,
which said pipe may be laid shall in the,
opinion of the Board of Trustees of said city;
President of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim.
render necessary any change in the position
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
of said pipe, the grantees or their assigns shall,
was introduced at a meeting of the hoard of
upon ten days' written notice from said Board
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
of Trustees, immediately shift or move the
8th day of August, 1907, and -that it was duly
same at his or their own cost and expense.
passed at a regular meeting of said Board of
Sec. 6. That the work of constructing and
Trustees held on the 22d day of August, 1907,
laying down said pipe line shall be comment-
by the following vote:
ed in good faith within not more than four
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Kroeger, Stock and
months from the granting of this franchise,
Fiscus.
and if not so commenced within said time this
Noes: None.
franchise shall be declared forfeited, and said
I further certify that the President of said
work shall be continuously prosecuted there-
Board of Trustees signed said ordinance on
after in good faith and shall be completed
said 22d day of August, 1907.
within not more than three years thereafter,
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
and if not so completed within said time this
(SEAL) Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
franchise shall be forfeited.
Sec. 7. That the said grantees and their as-
signs shall, during the life of this franchise,
pay to the City of Anaheim. in lawful money
of the United States, two per cent of the gross
annual receipts of such grantees or their as-
signs, arising from the use, operation or pos-
session of this franchise; provided no percent-
age shall be paid for the first five years suc-
ceeding the date of this ordinance, but there-
after such percentage shall be payable an-
nually, and in the event such payment is not
made, this franchise shall be forfeited. The
amcunt of the gross annual receipts of the
grantees of this franchise and their assigns,
Ordinnnn,e No. � • ?� y
An ordinance granting to CC c�.� .c,�F �•i�I�C nd
assign; the rig -11T
to construct and lay down, and for a
period of fifty years to maintain and
operate, a pipe line along and under
certain streets and alleys In the City of
Anaheim, herein designated, and dur.
ing said term to conduct, carry and
transmit gas, either natural --or manu-
factured, through the same, for heat
and power purposes only, together with
certain appurtenant and incident rights.
The ]Bo�& of Trustees of the City of
Anaheim do : ordain as follows:
Section '1. That the right, privilege and
franchise is hereby granted_*^
�twt�. Q . f'1'at�,r,�� � %Z . �►'-. �-u�f.Uw ca,N,fS �� �u�.c `iva �
construct and lay - down, and y for �the
Period- of fifty years to maintain and
operate, a pipe line for the purpose of
conveying natural or manufactured gas to
be used for heat and power purposes
along the route and under the streets
and alleys in said City of Anaheim de-
scribed as follows, to -wit: A1L the streets
and alleys within the Corporate limits of
the City_ of _Anaheim. ----
'f ogether with the right to prop-
erly connect and operate said pipe line and
to deliver gas to consumers during said
period of fifty years, and to carrv, con-
duct and transmit natural or manufact-
ured gas through and by means of said
pipe -line, for heat and power purposes,
only, and not for illuminating purposes,
together with the right to construct and
maintain allsuch traps, manholes, drips,
appliances and attachments as may be
necessary for the purpose of safely and
efficiently operating and maintaining said
pipe line and supplying gas to consumers
for the purposes aforesaid, or to any
building or buildings fronting or abutting
upon any of the said streets or alleys;
provided, that said pipe line shall be con-
structed and at all times operated and
maintained, and said right, privilege an.
franchise Is hereby granted and shall be
at all times eiL!rcised and enjoyed in ac-
cordance with and subject to each and
-every of the terms and conditions -in thtff
ordinance.
See. 2. That the said pipe line shall
consist of one main line laid parallel with
the streets or alleys, and such other lines
of pipe as may be necessary to connect
with pipes on property of consumers.
That the largest main pipe to be laid or
maintained under this franchise shall not
be more than six inches in wameter. Said
pipe shall be of iron or steel and shall be
of sufficient strength to withstand a pres-
sure of not less than four hundred pounds
to the square inch, and shall be laid with
air -tight joints or sleeves, so as to pre,
vent escape of gas.
See. 3. That said pipe line shall be laid
at all points not less than eighteen inches
below the established grade of the street
or alley under which said pipe is laid and
shall be so laid as not to interfere with
any water pipes laid at the time of laying
said gas pipes. All excavations for lay -
Ing, moving or repairing said pipe line
shall be done in such manner as not to
Interfere with the free use of the street
by the public, except such temporary in-
terference as may be necessarily incident
to the proper prosecution of said work.
All excavations shall be made and refilled
in compliance with the Instructions and
to the ,satisfaction of the superintendent
of dtreets of said city, and in conformity
with the provisions of the ordinances of
said city which may be in force at the
time of the performance of said work,
and the grantees of this franchise, of
their assigns, shall comply with all ordi-
nances from time to time enacted by the
Foard of Trustees of said city in reference
to persons making excavations in the
streets of said city, for the purpose of
Insuring the restoration of all streets to -a
good and perfect condition along said ex-
cavations.
Sec. 4. That the grantee"iof.this frau-
chise, or Oft assigns shall have the right
to construct manholes or traps along the
line of said pipe at such intervals as is
best suitea to the purpose of affording
access to said pipe for cleaning or main-
taining drips, said traps or manholes to
be so capped e rd covered as to be flush
with the street or alley and not to Inter-
fere in any way with the use of said
street or alley for travel or traffic.
Sec. 5. That in the event of a change
of grade, the laying of any sewer, or the
making of any other improvements by
the said city in any of the streets or,
alleys along and under which said pipe
may be laid shall in the opinion of the J�
Board of Trustees of said city render � a— r
necessary any change in the. position of
said pipe, the granteeSor MW assigns shall,
upon ten days' written notice from said
]Board of Trustees, immediately shift or
move the same' at his or their own cost
and expense.
Sec. 6. That the work of constructinu and layincr down
pipe line shall be c.omm�n ed in good faith nithin not more than four
months from the granting; of this franchise, and if not so co,,mnenced
within Said tune this franchise shall be declared forfeited, and
said work. shall be continuously erose -,sited thereafter in good faith
and shall be completed within not more than three years thereafter,
and if not so completed within said tirgp, this franchise shall be
forfeited.
Sec. 7. That the said grantees and their nssigns shall, during
the life of this franchise, pay to the "ity of Anaheim, in lawful
rnoneir of the United States, two per cent of the Zross anr�ua.l re-
ceipts of sli.^h grantees or their assigns, arising from the use,
operation or possession of thio franchise; provided, no percentage
shall be paid .for the first five years succeeding the date of this
ordinan^e, but thereafter such percentage shall be. payable annually,
and in the event such payment is not made, this franchise shall be
forfeited.. The amount of the. gross annual receipts of the grantees
of this franchise and their assigns, arising from its use, opera-
tion or possession, shall be d -erred and understood to be, and shall
bP, the total gross earnings collected or received or in any manner
gained by the Zr!�nte_ p.s of this franchise or their assigns fror4 the
use of said pipe line on account of the carriage of transmission of
gas through the same in and under the stree is and alleys of said
City of Annhei;�►, tinct it shall be the duty of the grantees of this
frarichise or their assigns to file, with the City Clerk of the lity
of Annh?im, at tale expiration of six years from the date of the
rantinc; of this fv n(,,hise, -and at the expiration of eac', amd, e.vPry
year thereafter, a statement in -!citing made by the grantees of
this franchise, or their assigns, or by their manager or -)resitting
of. finer, and verified by the oath of the person making, the same,
shoring the. total gross rceipts and gross earnings madx collected
or recoived or in any ma..nner gained or derived by the said grantees
or t hF it assigns dtzrin ; the preceding twelve months from the ,ise of
said. pine line and from or on ao^ount of the carriage or transmis—
sion of gas throuZh tb}e same, and within thirty days Rfter the
time for filing the aforesaid statement it shall be the ditty of the
grantees of this franchise or their assigns to pay to the City 40
Azo aim Treasiirer of said "ity ,)f Anahein, the, aggregate si',m of
said percentage upon the amount of'the gross annual receipts aris—
ink, from the us P, operation or posF esoion of thio frRn^hire, deter—
mined and oomputed in the manner hereinbefore provided.
Sec. 8. That the said grantees and their assigns shall be liable
for a.nvr dRmage to person or .property caused by or in the oonstruc—
tion or maintaining of said gas plant, or 1qyinLrr .paid pipe line or
lin(�<S, and shall hold said City of AnRheila harmless fro?i ally and
all daraago to persons or property occasioned thereby.
Sec. 9. T�Ia.t if, at any time after completion of said vas plant
said rrrRntees or Their assigns shall for a period of six months fail
to maintain said plant and operate the same in good faith and supply
gas to nonsiuners through Said pipe lines, then and in that '�a.se
this franchise shRll be forfeited.
for
Se^,. 10. That the pricehag gas to be charged by the grantees
of this f--Rnihise or their assigns,, to consiLmers, shall not at any
time exceed one dollar =end twenty—Five ients per thousand cubic
fPet .
Sec. 11. That the grantees of this .frau^hi:;e, and their assigns
shall not furnish or sell gas under this franchise to conswrlers
for illiu�linating purposes, nor permit or allow such consiu.gers to
use, such gas for illwriinating purposes, and if said grantees or
their assigns permit or allow such use of said gas by oonsiune.rs,
this franchise shall be forfeited.
Sec. 12. That this f_ra.nohise shall not be deemed an exclusiUe
franchise, nor as an exclusive grant of the rights herein contRinnd;
and the BoRrd. of Trustees of said City of Anaheim hereby reserve the
right to grant such other a.s fr i.nohise as they mar deerr, necessary
for the best interests of the said. city.
Sec. 13. That the City of Anaheim shall have the right, and it
hereby reserves the right, to purchase, at any time within five
years after the granting of this franchise, th*4orks, machinery,
Pipes, appliances, plant and appurtenances situate in said ",ity and
used by the grantees of this franchise, or their assigns, in the
811pplying of gas to the residents of said City, at a price to be
f determine(, by a board_ of three, arbitrators, one of whom shall be
selected by the Board of Trustees of said. City, one by the grantees
of this franchise, or their assigns, and. the other to be selected,
by said, two arbitrators, and the decision of said board of arbit—
rators shall b- final 'end binding upon the parties. And the ;r. antees
of this franchise, or their assigns, shall seleot an arbitrator
as aforesaid upon demand of the Board of Trustees of said City, and
will be required to submit to said. board of arbitration all books,
accounts, bills, and other data necessary to enable said board to
place a f:ai,r. .valuation ,oii.q.aid: praperty.
Sec. 14. That within ten days after the passage of. ':his ordin—
ance said. grantee s shall fila with the City Clerk of said City of
Anaheim a viritt en ac ,ept ante thereof_ and agreement to comply with
the terms, conditions and requirements thereof.
Sec. 15. That any neglect, failure or refusal to comely with
any of the terms, conditions or requirements of this franchise shall
thereupon, after thirty day's notice in writing of the said neglect,
failure or refusal from the Board of Trustees of said. City of Ana—
heim, effect a forfeiture thereof, and the said City, by its Board
of. Trustees, may thereupon declare t ii f:.can,,hise forf ,iced_ a_nc, may
exclude said grantees and their assigns from further use of the
streets or alleys of said city under this franchise, and this fran—
chise shall be deemed and shall remain null and void and of no
effect.
Sec. 16. The City Clea: shall o-rtlfy to the iw ssa.Ue of this
ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in the Orange
County Plaindealer, a lveekly newspaper of general ^irculation
printed, published and circulated in said lity of Anaheim, and
thereupon and thereafter it shall be in full forcP and effect.
President of the Board of Trustees
of the "ity of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the, -`'oregoing ordina.n^e «ras introdilced
at a tn(-etin; o'' t"die Board of Trustees of. the City of Anaheim, held
on the 8th day of August, 1907, and that it was duly passed at a
regular meetind of said Board of Trustees held on the 22d day of
August, 1907, by the following Grote:
Ares: TrltstP,es
Noes, !=123aA ---
I --, I T" 'rthfr r(ftrtifyr that the President of said. Board of ,,.Trustees
signed. Maid ordinance on said 22d day of August, 1907.
Clerk of slid ity of Annheim.
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, Cal.
ORDINANCE NO. 201.
U An Ordinance Fixing and Levying
IN N THE SUPE I ® C a Property Tax on all Property'
within the corporate limits of-th(s
of the County of Ora a Sta Of Cal' ornia. City of Anaheim, for the Fiscal
f Year 190'7-1908.
The Board of Trustees of the City of, Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year of
1907-1908 of 75 cents on each one hundred dial -
lm of the assessed, valuation of all real and
personal property within the corporate limits
of the City of Anaheim for the ordinary an-
nual expenditures of said city.
Sec. 2. That there he and hereby is fixed
_ and levied a property tax for the fiscal year of
State
1907-1908 of 12 cents on each one hundred dol -
tate Of California,ars of the assessed valuation of all real and
S
f rop@ personal pwithin the corporatC fixtita
County of Orange ss' g S ofr�na*8i4 _ <o.
pthe raying
said city incurred for the purpose of ccnti.
structing a City Hall, for the extension and
completicyt-of the City Water Works, for the
grading and. -improvement of streets and the
been first dulypurchase of property for the fire department,
g I together with one -twentieth of said indebted.
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he ness.
p Y Sec. 3. That there be and,; hereby is fixed
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res- and levied a property tax fore fiscal year of
1907-1908 of 6 cents on each one hundred dol-;
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal lars of the assessed valuation of all real and
personal property within the corporate. limits
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose of
paying the annual interest of the indebtedness
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the of said city incurred for the purposeofcon-
structing and erecting a City Electric Light
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Plant, together with one -fortieth of said in-
debtedness.
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a Sec, 4. That there be and hereby is flxea
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year of
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination 1907-1908 of 16 cents on each one hundred do'-
lars g p lars of the assessed valuation of all real and
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, personal property within the corporate l e of
of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose. of
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said of paying the annual interest of the indebtedness
said city incurrejl for the purpose of the ex-
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the tension and improvement of the city Water
p p I Works, and for the improvement of the Elec•
said cit of Anaheim, in said Count and State at regular intervals for tric Light Plant, together with one -fortieth of
Y Y g said indebtedness.
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein Sec, 5. Thatthere be and is hereby fixed
Y P g p and levied property tax. for the fiscal year of
1907-1908 of a 66; cents on eachone hundred dol-
mentioned; that the ordi ;,�arlcP 11n �tll ;ears of the assessed valuation of all a limial ts personal property within the corporate iitnits
of the City of Anaheim, for the Pu
of which the a in annual' e_fndc
o s c ur or a _purpose of the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least _ one time, _ commencing
on the 14t j day of September, 190:7.
and ending on the 14t'1 day of SPDt omher.
190.'7, both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows:__Se�)t ember 14. 1907
n__�dz 7 CIA4
Subscribed and sworn to before me th• � _ day of
19
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ment-of the City Electric t-tgnt dant, ':.To*
gether with one -fortieth of such indebted-
ness.
Sec. 6. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year of
1907-1903 of 19% cents on each one hundred dol.
lars of the assessed valuation of all real and per.
sonal property within the corporate limits Of
the City of Anaheim, for the purpose of main'•
taining the Public Library of said city.
Sec. 7. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the
same to be published once in the Orange
County Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation, printed, published and cir-
culated in said City of Anaheim, and thereupp-
on and thereafter it shall take effect and be In
full force.
President pro tem of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim:'
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
27th day of August, 1907, snit that it was duly
passed at a regular meeting .of said Board of
Trustees held on the 12th day of September,
1907, by the following vote: --
I Ayes: Trustees: Stock, Kroeger andTiscus:
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President pro tem
of said Board of Trustees signed the same on
the 12th day of Septop ber, 1907. �.T
! ,ew C DW `Ar a*Bt+tr�.,EnKfj.,,.f, _'
Ordinan,e No. 201.
An orriina.n �e fixing and levying a kxx property tax on all DropPrty
within the ^orpor3te, limit s Of the City o', Anaheim, for the, fiS^al
year 1907-1908.
The Board of Trustees of the City o+: Anaheim do ordain as
f01lows:
Se^tion 1. That their, be aid. hereby is fixed and levied a pro-
perty tax for the fiscal year of 1907-1.903 of 5 cents
on each one hundred dollars of the asses ed valuation of P11 real
and personal property within the co.rportAe lir11i t/,s of the City of
Anahein for the ordinary annual expenditur -s of sai(I. city.
Sen. 2. That there be and. hereby is fixed and 1evtd:d a property
tax for the fiscal gear of 1907-1903 of cents on each
one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of all real and per-
sonal property within the corporate lirlits of the City of Ana'rieirl,
for tho. purpose of paying the annza.l interest of the. indebtedness
of said City incurred for the purpose of constructing a City pull,
for the extension a.n(i cr)mpletion of the City 77nter Works, for the
gr= -)din Rnd. irri,.roveMPIit of streets and the pur^h?.se of property for
the fire, department, together tAiith one -twentieth of said indebted-
ness.
Sec. 3. That there be and hereby is fixed/ and levied a property
tax for the fiscal year of. 1907-1908 of & Bents on ea.eh
one hundred doll ars of the assessed valuation of all real and per-
sonal ypropert�r T�tithin the corr0rate lirni is of tile, City of Ana 1eim,
for the purposze of paying the anrnial intere,,Ft of tiff' indebtedness
of said City incurred for the purpose of constructing; and erecting;
a City :KlPctrio Light Plant, together with one -fortieth of said
indebt eciness.
Sec. 4. `that there be an(i hereby is fixed ancl;_ lfW ed a Prol)erty
tax for the fiscal year of 1907-1908 of / L cents on
each one hundred dollars of the assessed valup:tion of all real and
personal property within the corporate l.nits of the Cit -r of Anaheim,
for the. purpose of paying*, the annual inter,�st of the indebtedness
of said. `Ility " n-,ulr—d f7o— the pit --pose, of the extension and i;mprove—
ment of the "ity 'dater Forks, P.nd for the irllproveittBm of the H31HC—
tri.^ Li�vht Plant, to ether with one—fortieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. 5. Thnt there be and is he.reby fixed and levied a property
t
tax for the fis^al year of 1907-1908 of � � epnts on
e.a.^h one. h1znti.r?cJ dollars of the assessed valuation of all real and
personal property 1.arithin the I,orporRte lir'li tS of thn Iity of Ana—
hPitn, for the purpose of payin the annul interest of the indebted—
ediie s of r.3ai(I City in,Urred for the pitrpose. of the eytension and
irnprovPt�Pnt of the 171ity : .stater Torks and for
the extension tend i<<,)rovement of the City _Ilectric Licht. 1lant,
together with one—fortieth of such indebtednPss.
Sec. 6. That there be and hereby is fixed and levied a property
-I
tax for the fiscal year of 1907-1908 of cents on each
one hiindred dollarr� of tele assesse(i. va.luati.on of all real and per—
sonal ,)ro,)erty within the corporate limits of. the City of Anaheirra,
for the purpose of maintaining, the Public Library of said City.
Sec. 7. Thp City Clerk shall-ertify to the passage of this
ordinance acid cause the me qp to be y)ublished. once in the Orange
County Plaind.� ale.r, a weekly n(-rsp�,, r of ZeneTal ^ir^ulatic�n
printed, j)':t'tall:"Y1PCi '?nt_� ^ir^',i 11I c;,9.1 c} :i ty of Anaheim, al -4
thereupon and. thereafter it shall take eff?^t fi di be in full force.
Pr- �sic3 ent,,6f the B a. ci c' �'rus>tE E}S of
tile City Of f�naneim.
I hereby ^ertify th,-+t the fore oin or -(}.mance was introduced
at -. m,"Ptin; ofd' rhe. Board of Trustees of the ;,- y of Ana', iil, held
on the ?7th dn-7 of All„test, 1907, and that it was duly passed at a
rem{..lar
meeting of said Board of `i'ri st(�es held on the 12th n.a. r of September �
1907, by the follo-^tin;; vote: Ayes:
Noes:
I fllrthPr rtPrtify that the President of said Boarci of `�'riuotees
signed the sante on the 12tH clay of aepter f)-Ilr, 1907.
( seal) Clerk of said "lt;,r o.. knaheirn.
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, Cal.
IN THE S CRdI URT
of the my of OranA, State o alifornia.
State of California,
County of Orange ss.
J Va1� P�n� -- _being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the Orr1i npoina N• ) _ 2)n2._
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least.- ono' t f X18_ ---------_-_--commencing
on the i�c�� day of OVe11h-r. 190.7
and ending on the . 21 day of ivO ernbor,
1907., both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were /has fo
U
Subscribed and sworn to before me this �y day of
_190 ...
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ORDINANCE NO. 202. i
An Ordinance amediitig Ordinance
! No. 170, entitled "A n Ordinance
for the Licensing of $uaiiiess
Carried on in the' City- of'Ana-
heinx. passed August 22d, 1;905.
TheBoard of Trustees of the fatty of Asia-
heim do ordain as follow*:
Section 1. � That Ordinancb 140. 170. entitled
'.An ordinance for the licensing of business
carried on in the City. of A*thel m " passed
August 22d, "N. be and 0W is hereby
amended y adams theretq a new section as
follows:
Section 18%. For every moving picture ex-
hibition, where the price of admission does
not exceed twenty cents;. $4.00 per Quarter;
where the price of admission exceeds twenty j
cents, 510.00 per quarter.
Provided, however, that if any lewd, obscene
or improper picture shall`be shown or exhib
ted in any such exhibition. the Marshal of said
17.*_ h.11
nn.umnrnrity. rsv.,ke A_ H. ---
money theretoforeps'd for skid license shall
be forfeited to said City.
Section 2. The City Clerk 0*11 certify to
the passage of this ordinance and cines the
same to be published once in the Orange
County Plain Dealer, a weekly `ewspa p,er
orinted. published and circulated innsa&1 City
President of tfu 1#Oard� of Trustees of
the City of. Anaheim.
I hereby that the foregoing ordinance
was introduce itt a. meeting' ofrthe !%srrd of
Trustees of the City of Auisiheisa, beld on the
10th day of October,.1907, acid 8wt it was duly
passed ate regular tweeting of said.Board held
on the 24tH day of October, IW, by the fol-
lowing voter
Ayes: Trusteesusf DsYi ng. )roeger.
Stocks and Flamm. aF..
Noes: None. !
And I farther cert, `that the President of
said Board of Truo-tees`signe±l, said ordinance
onsaid 24th day oEi. ll07.
(SEAL)
450-k of)isEA1tITT,
aptid 0tf tit Ain9hais!*
Ordinance No. zc
An ordina.rtcA arnf nding Ordinonce No. 1709 entitled "Ar1 ordinance
for the licen-in,E� of bisines5 parried on in the Cit -,r of Ai.aheing
Pa—,,sed. August. 22d t 1905.
The Board of '1ra..tP.es of the. City of Ariaheim do ordain a.s fol—
lows:
Section 1. That Ordinance No. 170, entitled "An ordina.. no, for
the licensing of business married on in the. city of AnRheiia," passed
August 22d, 1905, be and the sarte is, hereby m ended by adding; there—
to a neer sp^tion as follows:
Section 18 112. For every movie yil�,-ture exhibition, where the
price of admission does not exceed twenty cents, {4.00 per quarter;
inhere the price -)f admission excP,P,(18 twenty ^e.nt�=, $10.00 per quar—
ter.
Provided, however, that if any lewd, obsnene or improper pic—
ture shall be shown or exhibited in any such exhibition, the Marshal
of said Cit shall peremptorily revoke the license theretofore i€'sli d
for such r�xh.ibition, and the money theretofore, j.,pid for said li ^arise
shell be forfeited to said City
Section 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the jjassaZe of this
ordinnnr,e and oause the Same to be publishF--,d onee in the Orange
County Plairidealer, a weekly nP-vf.;?)aper ;printed, published and (-,ir-
culated in said "ity of Anahei1q, and thereupon and thereafter it
shall I)p in nill for^e and. P.ffent .
President of the Board of Trustees --f lie,
1 ty of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinann.e was introduced.
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 10th day of October, 1907, and that it was duly passed at a
reoila.r meetin of said Board held on the 24th d it October, 1907,
by the. :f'oi-lowing Vote,:
Ayes:
J N o P_, s' �t 'cryt L
And I further cerTify that the President of said 3o•,rn. of r2rus—
tees signPd said ordinance on said 24tip clay of October, 1407.
,moi
irk of said City o. Anaheim.
R" 'ley Fes' ' ✓lam J5✓i `-e�vi C,i�
k
2
6
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, Cal.
ORDINANCE NO. 203
An ordinance providing for hold-
ing a general Municipal Election
in the City of Anaheim on the
second Monday in April, 1908.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That a general municipal election
be held in the City of Anaheim on Monday,
April 13th, 1908, for the purpose of electing the
following officers for said City, to -wit:
1. Two members of the Board of Trustees
for the term of four years.
2. One City Clerk for the term of two years.
3. One City Treasurer for the term of two
years.
4. One City Marshal for the term of two
years.
Section 2. That the entire city shall consti-
tute a single precinct, with one polling ,place
for said election, and that said polling place
shall be at the City Hall, No. 203 West Center
Street, in said City of Anaheim.
Section 3. That the following named per-
sons are hereby appointed a Board of Election
to conduct said election as required by law:
Inspectors. O. T. Cailor, John Eymann.
Judges: Sheldon Littlefield, Fred Mickle.
Clerks: Hans V. Weisel, Max M. Boege.
Ballot Clerks: E. L. Olmstead, Fred C.
Rimpau.
The compensation of said election officers is
hereby fixed at three dollars each.
Section 4, Said election shall be held and
conducted in accordance with the general
election laws of the State of California, so far
as the same may be applicable.
Section 5. The polls must be opened at six
o'clock of the morning of the said 13th day of
April, 1908, and must be kept open until six
o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, when
the polls shall be closed,
Section 6. That the voters at said election
are requested to express by their votes their
desires in the matter of prohibiting the sale of
intoxicating liquors on Sundays in said City,
and that there be printed on the ballots used
at said election the following, to -wit:
Shall the sale of intoxi- r YES
cating liquors be permitted
on Sunday. NO
Electors may mark the voting cross after the
word "Yes" or after the word "No"; and in
case a majority, of the votes cast on said ques-
tion shall beYes", it shall indicate that the
voters of said city are in favor of permitting
the sale of intoxicating liquors in said City on
Sundays; and in case a majority of the votes
cast on said question shall be "No", it shall
indicate that the voters of said City are in favor
of the passage of an ordinance by said Board of
Trustees prohibiting the sale of- intoxicating
liquors in said City on Sundays.
Section 7. That the City Clerk shall give
notice of said election in the manner prescribed
by law; and he shall certify to the passage of
this ordinance and cause the same to be pub-
lished once in the Orange County Plain Dealer,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation
printed, published and circulated in said City
of Anaheim, and thereupon and thereafter it
shall take effect and be in full force.
G. J. STOCK,
President Pro Tem of the Board of Trus-
tees of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on
February 27th, 1908, and that it was duly passed
at a regular meeting of said Board held on
March 12th, 1908, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Darling, Kroeger
and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President pro tem
of said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
said 121th day of March, 1908.
[seal] EDWARD 13. MERRITT,
City Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
Ordinance No. 203
An ordinance providing for holding a general Municipal �Uantion
in the City of Anaheim on the second. Monday in April, 1903.
iO"78:
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordPin Rs fol-
Section 1. That a general munieipal,wlection be held in the
City of Anaheim on Monday, April 13th, 19039 for the purpose 'of
electing the following officers for said City, to -:pit:
Years.
1. Two members of the Board of Trustees for the term of four
�,. One City Clerk for the term of two years.
3. One City Treasurer for the term of two years.
4. One City ?harsh?1 for the term of two years.
Section 2. That the entire city shall constitute a single pre -
tinct, with one polling plane for said election, and that said pol--
ling place shall be at the City xall, #O z°3 gest Center street, in
said City of Anaheim.
section 3. That the following named persons are hereby Appointed
a Board of Election to conduct said election as required by law:
Inspectors: p. J� �cXC,�O►`— - �v��,,.� ,,,,,��. -�
Judges:
Ballot Clerks: -6 —
The nompensation of said election officers is hereby fixed at
three dollars each.
Section 4. Said election shall be held and Conducted in accord -
anise with the general election laws of. the State of California, so
far as the sable may be applicable.
Section 5. The polls must be opened at six o'clonk of the morn-
ing of the said 13th day of. April, 1903, and must be kept open until
six o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, when the polls shall
be closed.
Section 9 ,That the
,c ae4-U w'ca�a cee.. uy euear ♦vwn euuart,,.
Aesires in the matter of prohibiting the sale of
Intoxicating Iignors on Sundays in said City,,
and that tbere beorinted on the ballotsused et
said election the following, to tail:.
Sha11 the nala,o# fntoxi. YES
cetinK liq, ors be permit -
tea on=avi
Electors may mark the voting eross"tfter the
word°YWA r-.gfter_,the word .q;e: d ill
case a ty pf `the vot+ta►vW W Wq
tion s a "itxbt i hitt 4a#e utast .
-vows ai aafda #ap vOf 0 k
the sale of
'Mot
i iti, '
en tom: a =' c _
x" •
or fine passage or an-orainance Dy sal a Board or
Trustees prohibitlug the sale of intoxicating
ii xora 14 City on Sundays.
tteo# 'P t the Olay , k shall glv no
e Misr#f+tl► iish, 'gi
b8 law: 'a be shall #h6 ��'
this ordinance end'ohuse the same to be ub•
Iisbedonce Wthe Orsnge�Connty Plain De ler,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation ,
of Anaheim. 9nfl thereupon and thereafter t
shall take effect and be In full fame.
I hereby certify that the fore ;o ng ordinance as introduced -&-c-57
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheirl, held
on February 27th, 1908, and that it was dilly passed at a regular
meeting of said Board held on March 12th, 19089 by the following
vote:
Ayes: Trustees
Noes: -
I farther certify that the President of. said Board of Trustees
signed said ordinance on Said 12th dair of MRrch, 1908.
A.
City Clerk of said city of Anaheim.
(seal)
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, Cal.
iv
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
190....
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California
circulation printed, published and circulated in
said City of Anaheim, and thereuppn anal
thereafter it shall be in full force and effect.
G. J. STOCK,
President Pro Tem of the Boa; d of Trus-
tees of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify ilia; the foregoing ordinance i
was introduced ,at aeeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held tin
Marcia 16th, 1908, and that it was duly passed
at a regular meeting of said Board held on
March 26th,,1908, by the following vote: .
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Darling, Kroeger
and Fiscus.
Noes: None,
I further certify that the President pro tem
of said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on said 26th day of March, 1908.
[seal] EDWARD B. MERRITT,
City Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
COURT
N THE SUP 0/Maelifornia.
ORDINANCE NO. 204
of the County of ran e, S to
i An ordinazice providing for hold-
ing a general Municipal Election ,
in the City of ArRaheitn on the
second Monday in April, 1908.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That a general municipal election
be held in the City of Anaheim on Monday, I
April 13th, 1905, for the purpose of electing the 1
—
following officers for said City, to -wit:
State of California,
1. Two members of the Board of Trustees
for the terra of four years.
SS.
County Of Orange
2. One City Clerk for the term of two years.
3, One City Treasurer for the term of two
years.
4. One City Marshal for the term of two j
years.
Section 2. That the entire city shall cons.i-
T i r bem first dul
_y_r, _ j pay], . __ _ __ g y
lute a single precinct, with one polling place
for said election, and that said polling place
deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
sworn, de p y
Shall , i at the City ball• °• 203 East center
Street, n said City of Anaheim.
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
was
sonsSection
a ehereb That the t°na Boar named per -i
Y appointed a Board of Election i
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times therinci al
h 1�
to conduct said election as required by law:
Inspectors: O. T. Cailor, John Eymann.
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
Judges: Sheldon Littlefield, Fred MicMe.
Clerks- Hans V. Weisel, Max M. Boege.
newspaper of general circulation printed and published week] in the
g p p y
1 Ballot cler s' E. L. Olmstead, Fred C.
i Rimgau. ,
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
1 The compensation at three °f said Beach. officers i�
hereby fixed at three dollars each.
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
section 4• Said election Shall be held and
conducted in accordance with the general
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
p
election lava y the state of California, so far
as the same may he applicable.
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
nnoftesd 13tfoclock of the Section 5. moig hhat
yo
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
April,
ii®'and nuntilc
o'clock afternoon othe same day,when
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
p P
the polls Shall be closed,
tSection 6. That the voters at said election
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
g
are requested to express by their votes their
desires in the matter of prohibiting the sale of
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
intoxicating liquors on Sundays in said City,
and that there be printed on the ballots used
at said election the following, to -wit:
204-
mentioned; that the_ 1w. 204.
,
of which the
Shall the Sale of intoxi- YES
cating liquors be per H11
—_ --
on Sunday. -
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
Electors may mark the voting.cross after the
word "Yes" or after the word "No"t and in
at least,,---- ti X14, I i me, --commencing
case a majority of the votes cast on said ques-
tion shall be Yes", it shall indicate that the
23t1-1 190.0
on the day of _ I is ' c� �a
voters of said city are in favor of permitting
the sale of intoxicating liquors in said City on
+ hrrlZ
1 day of f
Sundays; and in case a majority of the votes
cast on said question shall be "No' , it shall
indicate that
and ending on the ____23
the voters of said City are in favor
of the passage of an ordinance by said Board Wei
1903 r
... tioth days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
Trustees prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
liquors in Said City on Sundays.
was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
paper g y
Section 7. The publication of this ordinance
as repuired by law, after its passage, shall be
deemed to be due and sufficient notice to the
i�
l.i�}�(;}1 2�3, 1,)�t).
qualified electors of the calling of said election.
Section 8. All ordinances or, parts of ordi- `
was made were as - follows:
nances in conflict with the provisions of this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 9. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be oublished °n- i� -it— A—— n,...,..:,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
190....
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California
circulation printed, published and circulated in
said City of Anaheim, and thereuppn anal
thereafter it shall be in full force and effect.
G. J. STOCK,
President Pro Tem of the Boa; d of Trus-
tees of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify ilia; the foregoing ordinance i
was introduced ,at aeeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held tin
Marcia 16th, 1908, and that it was duly passed
at a regular meeting of said Board held on
March 26th,,1908, by the following vote: .
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Darling, Kroeger
and Fiscus.
Noes: None,
I further certify that the President pro tem
of said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on said 26th day of March, 1908.
[seal] EDWARD B. MERRITT,
City Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
ordinance. No. 204,
L
All ord. ProVidi, Z f Or 1103dil-Z gerjeral Vuni --_p-1
I I -
in tilt' City of Ar,�,)hpin on the, ,,O(Iorid 1,10! da'.�r in AP-ril, 1903
Tho Board of Trupte-B of the 'jity Of AlIalle-iPI 60 Ord,,Ail' fol-
lows> : 1 -
lows:
Section 1. ThPt a renprpl rlurlici-pcil ale,ltion be, held 11"i the
City of AIAPheill on NomialU, April 13t1h, 1908, for the PlIrPOSP Of elf'Ct-
A
ing the following officers for said city, to—v7it:
-r the 1730Prd. of Trustpr,s for t tTI Of four.
L . Two 0 e � -,, r
yp"IrO.
ollfi Ility Clerk for the Pr1 of two ynnrs.
r
,fin, for tiip term of tl,.ro ypnrv,.
4. 011t-, pity Y_ar,,�hpi !"or the tfz!rT,,i of t-,,.vo YPP-109..
Gnm,tion P. Th^t t'lle entire. city ronlstitute a sinElfl Pre-
IIiIin't, with One polliTIE" plqoe for f:Iw^tionj an(i tilpt 'AR -id pol-
IinL,),, plqce 10P, �'it the r1ity iiqlll NO. fr)03 ji;asi, Center Street, in
sain- 1i ter of' Ana jaein.
Spe,t_on 3. That the following npl,.iodl person,,; are llere',)y ?.ppointed
P Board of to (^0r,6_1.1 -t ..'ai(i ell -r -tion R-, requirpd by Imm*.
Inspef,,tors: 0. T. ^,lailor, John F,'ljrqqnr,.
Judzes: Sheldon Litt irrr f�lfl., 7r Pd �j
Clerks: Hans V. 1,17misel, Ilnx Y. Doege.
3% -)l -'Lot 01orks: L. Olmstead, Fred C. hil,",I)PI1.
TI -,e n onii; en., n t ion of -,,, P, id, PI Pot jor. of f io Prs is, hereby fixed. C -At
three dollars eAoll.
sp.,ion t 4. Said (-il!��r,-ti�-
on ,jlq17_ bp held. mica. -ri
in ,nnord.-
L
I
pit rt thp, (y-n(-)rql plf—ti(Jll 1piqS,
Of tIlf-, St-?t(� Of "f-'difOrl-IiR'30
P -P, thr,, snme mpy be njpplienble.
Se,,tion 5. Th(, polls MI-I.st be opened at six ol-Ilo-.k of t1hp. morn-
in,]r of tlie 13th dqI: of Aj)r�il, 19089 PlId Milfit be kept open until
I.
six olnlo-k iri tile Pftnrnoon of t],,.e ,qj,iP (iny, �_,,.-,Iien the pollf:, shall
be bect!on 6. fliat the voters at said election
are requested to express by their votes their
desires in the matter of prohioiring the sale of
into."caLuig liquors on Sundays in said City,
and that there be printed on the ballots used
at said election the following, to -wit:
Shall the sale of intoxi-
YES
eating liquors be permitted
on Sunday. NO
Electors may mark the voting cross afterthe
word "Yes" or after the word "No"; and in
case a m3jor
e ity, of the votes cast on said ques-
tion shall be Yes", it shall indicate that the
votersof said city are in favor of permitting
,he sale of intoxicating liquors in said City on
Sundays; and in case a 'majority of the votes
cast on said question shall be "No", it shall
indicate that the voters of said City are in favor
e passage
z.�,
of th 'sag e 'of an o, dira , by said Board of
Trustees prohibitint; tt— ale of intoxicating
liquors in said City j:. Sundays.
sen,tion 7. Thr' publilqtion of this Ordil-LRIIIIP as requir('d by
nftenr itcrl) p!nssP9Pj -,hell be (IP(-%MP.d to be clue and silffinient
notin,e to the (1URlifiPd elefltors Oj tll(-, -Ej of snit?snit?election.on.
Section 8. All oidininiPti or parts, of ordirmn!es in -,onflict
witch tile. 'wrovinionp, of this ordinnnne are hereby repepled.
z� a I _;
seition 9. The City Iler'k shall le-tifY to the 1) jjL_RgP
of. tlhir
II I
ordinan(,,#c�. :end. nq.-itme the sni,ie to be published. onfie in the' Orange OUTtY
Plain i�aler, a 1vP.PkIy of CP.n,;-rP,l niroulation printed, rAWrw-
SftAj Ijublishe(t and n.irlillated in -;Rid City of Analkleill,, a,,,i(i tinrim)on
and thereafter - it shall be in full forie and effent.
grt7011 7. `l'71p p�tnli�ption (1f thi`; nrC111"i 21''F' )fi rH I Jl- aCf )jr
l!F�?rf qft f -.-r it-, p fie-'sgeg sYlall Do, Ci_F'eT ted to bp t31.1P `?.W suffini_Pnt
Tlotl^P t.n the qIInlifipd lP ,tOY'fi O t71f� (;^1' n£, ()f :<�]C? P1Pnti on.
eotion 8. All or in -Innes or p --rte of ordinpniPs ill ^oTlfli^t
with the )Z'c))ri;'sionf> of thi:, orrl.iI1nnne_, nre li(ArAb;j rPj)f,Plpd.
So -,.tion 9. The. "iter llerY to tflf' r)a , of this
orej inane_ e. cln(i '',nmuq" the hpj?iP. to be pl.lblishe i orv, Pe in thFt Orange loUT7ty
Pl il:r?t'?i r a. lvpp ,1y of �;en,�rpl rirnr.d,).t ion printed, 1 -
l publishF'tl and. Cirr1.11;tE't7 in cmRid ~ity of Ana'Llei7'1, ?Ilra tj--nrPiipon
,,?nd they. pn. fter it shall be in frill for^P and Pffent.
I hereby iprtify ticit tlip fore.�Y ociiiiRmivas intro(Iii-exi
C, C�r . Ire,
at a PleI-Aii-i-6 Of th,! 130R -rd of Triist,�P.s of the lity of Anpheivi, hold
or, Mnrih 16 -1i)08, and Upt it -as duly vssSed at R re,011,1r
meeting of said Board held on Marsh 26th, 1908, by the following
vote.
Ayes, Trustees
I further IPrtify that the Presiclentt,of slid BoRrd Of TI-Ilstfz,08
ci--rnpd said on said 26th apy of Mlarnht 1908.
'-Iit-,r Ilerk of sq -i(! '4,ity of Annhpin.
F�I
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, Cal.
0
Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superior Court of the County of O
State of California.
Play itiff.
vs
----
D fend W.
STATE OF CALiFORDiII1'� ,.., ,
COUNTY OF ORANGE.
... being first duly
sworn, deposes and s s: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer,
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper
of general circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of Ana-
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Anaheim
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of general
circulation and is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
Ordinance No, 205
An ordinance providing for the li-
censing and regulating of the busi-
ness of selling liquors in the City of
Anaheim, and repealing all ordi-
nances in conflict with the provi-
sions of this ordinance.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
'- ----Beetioa-1. - -For the purpose of this ordi-
nance a wholesale liquor establishment is de-
clared to be a place where spirituous, vinous,
malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold,
served or given away in quantities of not less
than one-fifth of a gallon, and where such
liquors are sold, served or given away not to
be drunk on the premises where so sold, serv-
ed or given away; and any person who, as
owner, agent, or otherwise conducts or carries
on, or assists in conducting or carrying on
any such a place or establishment, the same
being conducted or carried on either exclu-
sively or in connection with, or as a part, de-
par,ment or branch of any other business or
occupation, is for the purpose of this ordi-
nance declared to be carrying on the business
of a wholesale liquor dealer; provided, how-
ever, that the definitions herein given shall
not apply to the sale by druggists for Medici-
nal purposes only, upon prescription in writ-
ing given by any regularly li,:ensed physi-
cian, of any of the articles herein enumerat-
ed, nor to any drug store licensed to sell
liquors in the quantities and manner herein-
after provided.
Section 2. For the purpose of this ordi-
nauce, a retail liquor establishment is defined
to .be: First, any place where spirituous,
vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating liquors
are sold, served or given away by the drink or
glass. ,,ec,,ud, any place where spirituous,
vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are
sold, served or given away in any quantity to
be drunk, either upon the premises or else-
where, or any such place where such liquors
are sold, served or given away in quantities
Of less than one-fifth of a gallon; provided,
however that the definitions in this section
given shall not apply to any restaurant or eat-
ing place where liquors are sold, served or
given away as a part of any bona fide meal,
in regular sealed packages, containing not
less than one pint as hereinafter provided
for, su;h restaurant being •full, licensed
thereto; the term "bona fide meal" for the
purposes of this ordinance is defined to be
such A quantity and class of food as is ordin-
arily served for consumption in establish-
ments maintained for the 4turpose of selling
or serving meals; and, provided, further, that
neither of the definitions herein given shall
apply to the sale by druggists, for medicinal
purposes only, upon a prescription in wrftfug
given by any regularly licensed physician, of
any ofthe articles herein enumerated norto
any drug store licensed to sell liquors in the
quantities and manner as hereinafter pro-
vided.
Any person or persons, firm or corporation,
who, either as owner, agent, lessee or other-
, wise, conducts or carries on, or assists in con-
ducting or carrying on, a retail liquor estab-
lishment as herein defined, is for the purpose
of this ordinance declared to be carrying on
the business of a retail liquor dealer.
Section 3. That the rate of license for en-
gaging in the business of a wholesale liquor
dealer in the City of Anaheim is hereby fixed
at t'en Dollars per month.
That the rite of license for engaging in the
business of a retail liquor dealer in the City
of Anaheim is hereby fixed at $50.00 per
month.
That the rate of license for engaging in the
business of carrying on a restaurant or eating
place in the City of Anaheim, where spiritu-
ous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating
liquors are sold, served or given away in orig-
_'. ival sealed packages, containing not less
than one pint, with bona fide meals as herein-
before defined, shall be a special license of
Four Dollars per month, which shall be paid
in addition to the regular restaurant license
required by the ordinances of the City of
Anaheim.
That the rate of license for engaging in the
business of carrying on and conducting a
drug store in the City of Anaheim, where
soirituous. vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating
liquors are sold or given away for medicinal
purposes only, uot. to be. consumed upon the
liquors are sold or given away, as in this ordi-
nance provided, shall be issued to any person
except upon order of the Board of Trustees
Of said City, which order shall specify the
particular class of liquor license to be issued;
and said Board of Trustees may revoke any
of such liquor licenses at any time.
Section 5. The licenses in this ordinance
provided for shall be due and payable to the
City of Anaheim at the office of the Cit Tax
and Li ense Collector on the first day ofeach
month in advance.
Section 6. That the licenses to be issued
hereunder shall be classified as follows, to -
wit:
Wholesale Liquor Dealer's License.
Retail Liquor Dealer's License.
Restaurant Liquor License, and
Drug Store Liquor License
Each class of said licenses to be applicable
only to the particular class of liquor business,
as hereiubefore specified, for which the same
is issued; it shall be the duty of the City Clerk
of said City of Anaheim to issue licenses un-
der this ordinance according to and under
the classification speelfled. in the order of the
Board of Trustees of said City authorizing the
issue of such license. He shall then deliver
the license to the City Tax and License Col-
lector for colle� tion on or before the first day
of each month, taking his receipt for the
amount thereof.
Section 7. It shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to conduct or carry on
within the corporate limits of the City of
Anaheim, either in their own names or as
agents for any other person or persons, or
body corporate, or otherwise, to assist in so
conducting or carrying on the business of a
wholesale liquor dealer orretail liquor dealer,
as defined in this ordinance, or the business
of carrying on a restaurant or other eating
place where spirituous, vinous, malt or mixed
intoxicating liquors are sold, served or given
away with regular or bona fide meals, as
hereinbefore defined, or the business of car-
rying on or conducting a drug store where
spirituous, vinous. malt or other intoxicating
liquors are sold or given away, as in this or-
dinance provided, without first procuring
from said Citv a license so to do; and the car-
rying on of any business or occupation in this
ordinance specified, on any day or fractional
part of a day, without such license, and con-
trary to the provisions of this ordinance, shall
constitute a separate offense for every such
day, or fractional part of a day that such bus-
iness is so conducted or carried on, and shall
be deemed a separate violation of the pro-
visions of this ordinance.
Section 8. it shall be unlawful to sell or
give away any spirituous, vinous, malt .,:
mixed intoxicating liquors in any saloon,
tippling house, sample room, bar room, gro-
cery, brewery, winery, drug store, restaurant
or in any drinking place or places where
Sieh articles are sold, served or given away,
either at, wholesale or retail, between the
hours of 12 o'clock. midnight, on Saturday
and 5 o'clock A. M. the following Monday, and
betwren the hours of 12 o'clock, midnight
and 5 o'clock A. At, of each and every day of
the ween other than Sunday; provided, how-
ever, that the foregAng provisions shall not
apply to the sale by druggists of such liquors
upon prescription in writing given by any
regularly licensed physician, for medicinal
purposes only.
Section 9. The owner, proprietor, manager
or other person having charge or control of
ane saloon, tippling house, sample room, gro-
cery, or other place where spirituous, vinous,
malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold or
given away, either at wholesale or retail, ex-
cepting restaurants or drug stores, shall se-
curely close and lock all entrances and exits
from any such place, or cause the same to be
so closed and locked, and to keep the same in
such condition aeaiust the entry or exit of all
persons other than the owner, proprietor or
manager thereof, or the servants regularly
cmpioyed fn and about the same, between the
hours of 12 o'clock, midnight, on Saturday
and 5 o'clock A M. of the following Monday,
and between the hours of 12 o'c mid-
night, and 5 o'clock A. M. of each and every
day of the week other than Sunday.
it shall be unlawful for the owner, proprie-
tor, manager, or other person having charge
or t ontrol of any saloon, tippling house, sam-
ple room, grocery, or other place where spir-
ituous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating
liquors are sold or given away, either at
wholesale or retail, excepting restaurants or
drug stores, to permit any person, other than
the servants reeularly employed in and about
the same, to enter, remain or be therein be-
tween the hours and during the times herein-
before mentioned
It shall be unlawful for any person, other
than the owner, proprietor, manager, or
other person having charge or control of any
saloon, tippling house, sample room, grocery,
or other place where spirituous, vinous, malt
or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold or
given away, either at wholesale or retail, ex-
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transparent window glass, beginning not
more than four feet from the level of the side-
walk in front thereof and rising to a height
of not less than seven feet above the level of
such sidewalk, and such window glass shall
be so placed in said doors as to permit a clear
and unobstructed view of the whole of the bar
in said room, when looking through said
glass from the outside of said doors.
Between the hours of 12 o'clock, midnight,
on Saturday and 5 o'clock A. M. the following
Monday, it shall be unlawful to place or caus-
ed to be placed, or permit to be placed or
maintained, any screen, blind, shutter, cur-
tain, partition, device or obstruction whatso-
ever in said room, or on or in front of said
doors, which shall interfere with or obstruct
in any manner the view through the glass on
said doors of the said room and the bar
therein. The bar or bars in such room shall
be so placed therein that an unobstructed
view of such bar or bars, and the whole there.
of, can be had by looking through the glass on
said doors.
Section 11. No retail liquor dealer's license
shall be granted for an establishment to be
conducted outside of the following limits in
the City of Anaheim, towit: First: Ob. both
sides of Center street, from a point one hund-
red feet westerly of Clementina street to the
intersection of Center and Claudius, streets.
Second: On both sides of Los Angeles street,
from the south side of Center street to the
south ride of Chartres street.
No wholesale liquor dealer's license shall be
granted for an establishment to be conducted
outside of the limits aforesaid, except to bona
fide wineries or breweries
Section 12. A o retail liquor dealer's licen-
ses in excess of seven shall at any time be
granted by the Board of Trustees of said city.
Section 13. No wholesale liquor dealer's
license, nor retail liquor dealer's license.
shall be granted where such business fs pro-
posed to be conducted in a room or place ad-
joining and communicating with a restaurant,
or in the same room in which a restaurant is
conducted; provided, however, that this sec-
tion shall not apply to bona fide hotels con-
taining not less than ten sleeping rooms for
guests.
Section 14. Whenever any person, either as
owner, proprietor, manager, agent, employe
or otherwise, shall have been convicted of
violating any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance or of any other ordinance of the City of
Anaheim regulating the sale of intoxicating
ifgno -a or the closing of wholesale liquor es-
tablishments, saloons, bar rooms, or other
places where such liquors are sold, served or
given away, the license of the owner or pro-
prietor of such wholesale liquor establish-
ment, saloon, bar rooni or other place wherein
such violation was committed, shall there -
r 1: iiw wadi :t:::y- revoked by said R—id
of Trustees.
Section 15. Any violation of this ordinance
or any of the provisions thereof shall consti-
tute a misdemeanor, and shall be punishable
by a fine of not to exceed Two Hundred dol-
lars, or by imprisonment in the City Jail of
said City of Anaheim for a period not to ex-
ceed ninety days, or by both such fine and im-
prisonment; and any owner or proprietor of
,,nv wholesale or retail liquor establishment,
saloon, bar room, or other drinking place, or
restaurant or drug store, who shall permit
any violation of this ordinance or any of the
provisions thereof in such wholesale or retail
liquor establishment, saloon, bar room, or
other drinking place, or in such restaurant or
drug store, or upon the premises occupied or
controlled by such person or persons, and
used as a wholesale or retail liquor establish-
ment, saloon, bar room, or other drinking
place, restaurant or drug store, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable as
hereinbefore specified, and his license shall
be revoked.
Section 16. Ordinance No. 140, entitled "An
ordinance providing for the licensing and
regulating of the business of selling liquors
in the City of Anaheim, and repealing all or-
dinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
therewith"; and Ordinance No. 168, entitled
"An ordinance amending Section 1 of Ordi-
nance No. 140, and adding two new sections
thereto", are hereby repealed: and all other
ordinances or parts of ordinances of the City
of Anaheim, in conflict with the provisions of
this ordinance, are hereby repealed.
Section 17. The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage of this ordinance and cause the
same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circu-
lari n, printed, published and circulated in
said City of Anaheim, and thereupon it shall
take effect and be in full force.
C O. RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
held on May 14th, 1908, and that it was duly
passed at a regular meeting of said Board of
N
Bection 1. For the purpose of this ordi.
nance a wholesale liquor establishment is de-
Blared to be a place where spirituous, vinous,
malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold,
served or given away in quantities of not less
x than one-fifth of a gallon, and where such
liquors are sold, served or given away not to
be drunk on the premises where so sold, serv-
ed or given away; and any person who, as
_r owner, agent, or otherwise conducts or carries
', on, or assists in conducting or carrying on
any such a place or establishment, the same
being conducted or carried on either exclu-
`d sively or in connection with, or as a part, de -
''j par ment or branch of any other business or
occupation, is for the purpose of this ordi-
nance declared to be carrying on the business
of a wholesale liquor dealer; provided, how-
ever, that the definitions herein given shall
not apply to the sale by druggists for Medici-
nal purposes only, upon prescription in writ-
ing givenby any regularly licensed physi-
cian, of any of the articles herein enumerat-
ed, nor to any drug store licensed to sell
a liquors in the quantities and manner herein-
after provided.
Section 2. For the purpose of this
ordi-nance, a retail liquor establishment is defined
to .be: First, any place where spirituous,
vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating liquors
are sold, served or given away by the drink or
glass. Second, any place where spirituous,
vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are
sold, served or given away in any quantity to
be drunk, either upon the premises or else-
where, or any such place where such liquors
are sold, served or given away in quantities
i of less than one-fifth of a gallon; provided,
however that the definitions in this section
given shall not apply to anv restaurant or eat-
ing place where liquors are sold, served or
given away as a part of any bona fide meal,
14 in regular sealed packages, containing not
r less than one pint as hereinafter provided
for, su-h restaurant being duly licensed
thereto; the term "bona fide meal" for the
purposes of this ordinance is defined to be
t Inch a quantity and class of food as is ordin-
arily served for consumption in establish-
; Ments maintained for the purpose of selling
or serving meals; and, provided, further, that
neither of the definitions herein given shall
apply to the sale by druggists, for medicinal
purposes only, upon a prescription in writing
given by any regularly licensed physician, of
i any of the articles herein enumerated nor to
any drug store licensed to sell liquors in the
quantities and manner as hereinafter pro-
vided.
Any person or persons, firm or corporation,
who, either as owner, agent, lessee or other-
wise, conducts or carries on, or assists in eon -
ducting or carrying on, a retail liquor estab-
lisbment as herein defined, is for the purpose
of this ordinance declared to be carrying on
the business of a retail liquor dealer.
Section 3. That the rate of license for en-
gaging in the business of a wholesale liquor
9 dealer in the City of Anaheim is hereby fixed
at ren Dollars per month.
That the rete of license for engaging in the
business of a retail liquor dealer in the City
of Anaheim is hereby fixed at $50.00 per
month.
That the rate of license for engaging in the
business of carrying on a restaurant or eating
place in the City of Anaheim, where spiritu-
ous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating
liquors are sold, served or given away in orig-
inal sealed packages, containing not less
than one pint, with bona fide meals as herein-
before defined, shall be a special license of
Four Dollars per month, which shall be paid
in addition to the regular restaurant license
required by the ordinances of the City of
Anaheim.
That the rate of license for engaging in the
business of carrying on and conducting a
drug store in the City of Anaheim, where
spirituous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating
liquors are sold or given away for medicinal
purposes only, not to be consumed upon the
premises where sold or given away, in sealed
packages and in quantities of not less than
five ounces and not t exceed one-fifth of a
gallon, shall be Four Dollars per month.
Section 4. That no license to keep, main-
tain or carry on any wholesale or retail liquor
estab ishment, or any restaurant or eating
place, where spirituous, vinous, malt or
mixed intoxicating liquors are sold, served or
given away, or any drug store where such
Is Issue"; rb snail ue tie uuty ui the cuy uierx
of said City of Anaheim to issue licenses un-
der thisordinance according to and under
the classification specified in the order of the
Board of Trustees of said City authorizing the
issue of such license. He shall then deliver
the license to the City Tax and License Col-
lector for collection on or before the first day
of eai;h month, taking his receipt for the
amount thereof.
Section 7. It shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to conduct or carry on
within the corporate limits of the City of
Anaheim, either in their own names or as
agents for any other person or persons, or
body corporate, or otherwise, to assist in so
conducting or carrying on the business of a
wholessle liquor dealer orretailliquor dealer,
as defined iu this ordinance, or the busiuers
of carrying on a restaurant or other eating
place where spirituous, vinous, malt or mixed
intoxicating liquors are sold, served or given
away with regular or bona fide meals, as
hereinbetor . defined, or the business of car-
rying on or conducting a drug store where
spirituous, vinous. malt or other intoxicating
liquors are sold or given away, as in this or-
dinance provided, without first procuring
from said Citv a license so to do; and the car-
ryingbn of any business or occupation is this
ordinance specified, on any day or fractional
part of a day, without such license, and con-
trary to the provisions of this ordinance, shall
constitute a separate offense for every such
day or fractional part of a day that such bus-
iness is so conducted or carried on, and shall
be deemed a separate violation of the pro-
visions of this ordinance.
Section S. It shall be unlawful to sell or
give away any spirituous, vinous, malt o=
mixed intoxicating liquors in any saloon,
tippling house, sample room, bar room, gro-
cery, brewery, winery, drug store, restaurant
or in any drinking place or places where
s,teh articles are sold, served or given away,
either at wholesale or retail, between the
hours of 12 o'clock. midnight, on Saturday
and 5 o'clock A. M. the following Monday, and
between the hours of 12 o'clock, midnight
and 5 o'clock A. M. of each and every day of
the weer other than Sunday; provided, how•
ever, that the foregoing provisions shall not
apply to the sale by druggists of such liquors
upon prescription in writing given by any
regularly licensed physician, for medicinal
purposes only.
Section 9. The owner, proprietor, manager
or other person having charge or control of
anv s -Hoon, tippling house, sample room, gro-
cery, or other puce where spirituous, vinous,
malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold or
given sway, either at wholesale or retail, ex-
cepting restaurants or drug stores, shall se-
curely close and lock all entrances and exits
from any such place, or cause the same to be
so closed and iocked, and to keep the same in
such condition against the entry or exit of all
persons other than the owner, proprietor or
manager thereof, or the servants regularly
employed in and about the same, between the
hours of 12 o'clock, midnight, on Saturday
and 5 o'clool, A M. of the following Monday,
and between the hours of 12 o'clock, mid-
night, and 5 o'clock A. M. of each and every
day of the week other than Sunday.
It shall be unlawful for the owner, proprie-
tor, manager, or other person having charge
or control of any saloon, tfpplilig house, sam-
ple room, erecery, or other place where spir-
ituous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating
liquors are sold or given away, either at
wholesale or retail, excepting restaurants or
drug stores, to permit any person, other than
the servants reeularly employed in and about
the same, to enter, remain or be therein be-
tween the hours and during the times herein-
before mentioned
It shall be unlawful for any person, other
than the owner, proprietor, manager, or
other person having charge or control of any
saloon, tippling house, sample room, grocery,
or other place where spirituous, vinous, malt
or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold or
given away, either at wholesale or retail, ex-
cepting restaurants or drug stores, to enter,
remain or be in any of such enumerated
places between the hours and during the
times hereinbefore mentioned.
Section 10. No retail liquor dealer's license
shall be granted for the sale of spirituous,
vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating liquors
other than in a room situate on the ground
floor and fronting on a public street. The
front doors of such room shall have therein
Secticn 11. No retail liquor dealer's license
shall be granted for an establishment to be
conducted outside of the following limits in
the City of Anaheim, towit: First: On both
sides of Center street, from a point one hund-
red feet westerly of Clementina street to the
intersection of Center and Claudiva streets.
Second: On both sides of Los Angeles street,
from the south side of Center street to the
south side of Chartres street.
No wholesale liquor dealer's license shall be
granted for anestablisbment to be conducted
outside of the limits aforesaid, except to bona
fide wineries or breweries
Section 12. No retail liquor dealer's licen-
ses in excess of seven shall at any time be
granted by the Board of Trustees of said city.
Section 18. No wholesale liquor dealer's
license, nor retail liquor dealer's license.
shall be granted where such business is pro.
posed to be conducted in a room or place ad-
joining and communicating With arestnurant,
or in the same room in which a restaurant is
conducted; provided, however, that this sec-
tion shall not apply to bona fide hotels con-
taining not less than ten sleeping rooms for
guests.
Section 14. Whenever any person, either as
owner, proprietor, manager, agent, employe
or otherwise, shall have been convicted of
violating any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance or of any other ordinance of the City of
Anaheim regulating the sale of intoxicating
liquors or the closing of wholesale liquor es-
tablishmerit.a, saloons, bar rooms, or other
places where such liquors are sold, served or
given awav, the license of the owner or pro-
prietor of such wholesale liquor establish-
ment, saloon, bar room or other place wherein
such violation was committed, shall there-
in•.^'. t;; li=m;;dlat,;'y revoked by said 11,,ar3.
of Trustees.
Section 15. Any violation of this ordinance
or any of the provisions thereof shall consti-
tute it misdemeanor, and shall be punishable
by a fine of not to exceed Two Hundred dol-
lars, or by imprisonment in the City Jail of
said City of Anaheim for a period not to ex-
eead ninety days, or by both such fine and im-
prisonment; and any owner or proprietor of
,env wholesale or retail liquor establishment,
safoon, bar room, or other drinking place, or
restaurant or drug store, who shall permit
any violation of this ordinance or any of the
provisions thereof in such wholesale or retail
liquor establishment, saloon, bar room, or
other drinking place, or in such restaurant or
drug store, or upon the premises occupied or
controlled by such person or persons, and
used as a wholesale or retail liquor establish-
ment, saloon, bar room, or other drinking
place, restaurant or drug store, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable as
hereinbefore specified, and his license shall
be revoked.
Section 16. Ordinance No. 140, entitled "An
ordinance providing for the licensing and
regulating of the business of selling liquors
in the Cfty of Anaheim, and repealing all or-
dinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
therewith"; and Ordinance No. 168, entitled
"An ordinance amending Section 1 of Ordi-
nance No. 140, and adding two new sections
thereto", are hereby repealed; and all other
ordinances or parts of ordinances of the City
of Anaheim, in conflict with the provisions of
this ordinance, are hereby repealed.
Section 17. The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage of this ordinance and cause the
same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circu-
lati, n, printed, published and circulated in
said City of Anaheim, and thereupon it shall
take effect and be in full force.
C O. RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
held on May 14th, 1908, and that it was duly
passed at a regular meeting of said Board of
Trustees held on the 28th day of May, 1908, by
the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Kroeger, Stock
and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
And I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
on the 98th day of May, 1908.
[SEAL] EDWARD B. MERRITT,
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
Ordinance Pdo.
An ordina.ntle providing for the licensing and reg-mlating of the
business of selling licI,tors in the ^ity of. Anaheim, and repealing all
ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance.
The Bogrd of. Trustees of the city of Anaheim do ordain as
follows:
section I. For The purpose of this ordi-
rane a wholesale liquor establishment is de -
el ared to be a place where spirituous, vinous,
malt or mixed intoxicating liquors .-re sold,
served orgiveo away in quantities of not less
than one-fifth of a gallon, and vliere such
liquors are sold. served or given avFRC not to
be drunk on the premises where so sold, serv-
ed or given away; and any pers it who, as
o,ner, agant, or otherwi•e on, ducts or ear -
ries on, or assists in courdueting or carrying
on anv such a place or estabiishment. the
same being conducted or carred on either
exclusiv lc or in counaetiou with, or as a part,
department or branch of any other hnsiness
or occupation, is for the purpose of this ordi-
nance declared to be ca,rying o❑ the business
-of-awhol ell nor cutd[erL rmided,-_hew-
ever that the definitions herein given shall not apply to the sale
by druZZists for medicinal purposes only, upon prescription kc in
writinggiven by any regularly licensed physician, of any of the
artioles heroin enumerates., nor to any drug store licensed to sell
liquort3 in the. quantities and manner hereinafter provided.
-Section 2—Foz'-m---nurnose of this
or given away t
i,' any place, ,
or mixed into
premises or, eisewitere. or any sues place
where such liquors are sold, served or,given
awayin quantities of less than one-fifth of a
gallon.; provided, however that the defi-
nitions in this section given shall not apply
to any restaurant or eating place where
liquors are sold, served or ggiven away as a
part of any bona fide meal, _in regular sealed
packages, containing not less than one pint
as here inatterprovided for, such restaurant
beingdu!y licensed thereto; the term ,bona
fide meals' for the purposes of this ordinance
Is defined to such a quantity and class of
food as is ordinarily served for consump-
tion in establishments maintained for the
purpose. of selling or serving meals; and,
proviyied,further,_that _neither.of tbe.1/
definitioiilt; herein given shall apply to the sale by druggists, for
medicinKl purposes only, upon a prescription in writing given by any
regal rly licensed physician, of any of the articles herein enumera—
ted, nor to any drug store licensed to sell li(piors in the quanti—
ties'and manner as hereinafter provided.
Any person or per—sons, firm or corporation,
w;se, conaucts or carries on, or assists in
conducting or carrying on, a retail liquor
establishment as herein defined, ,-is for the
purpose of this ordinance declared to be
carrying on the business of a retail liquor
dealer.
Section 8.—That the rate of license for en-
gagin the business of a wholesale liquor
dealn the CityofAnahelm is hereby fixed
at Ten Dollars per month.
That the rate of license for engaging in
the business of a retail lignordealer in
the City of Anaheim is hereby axed at ¢50.00
per moii�th. `
That the rate of license for engaging
In the, business of carryingg on a restau-
raut oreating place in the Litt' of Anaheim,
where s irituons, vinous,malt or mixed
intoxicating liquors are sold, served or given
awayy in original sealed ppackages; containing
i of less than clue ppint.with bona fide meaW as
hereinbefore defined, shall , be a special
license of Fout Dollars:pe- month which
shall be paid in addition to the regular res-
taurant license rgg#iTetl by ,the ordinances
of the City of Agaiiehl
That the rate of license for engaging
in the business of carrying on and con•
4ticting a drug store in the City of
,Anaheim, where spirituous, vinous, malt
or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold or
given away for medicinal purposes only,
not to be consumed upon the premises where
sold or given away, in sealed packages and
in quantities of not less than five ounces and
not to exceed one-fifth of a gallon, shall be
Four Dollars per month.
Section 4.-71hat no license to keep, main-
tain or carry on any wholesale or retail
liquor establishment, or any restaurant or
eating place, where spirituous, vinous, malt
or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold,
served orgiven away, or any drug store
where such liquors are sold or given away,
as in this ordinance provided, shall be issued
to any person except upon order of the Board of TrustPes of. Said City,
which order shall specify the particular class of liquor license to
be issued; and said Board of Trustees may revoke any of such liquor
licenses at any time.
Section 6—The licenses in this ordinance
provided for shall be due and payable to the
City of Anaheim at the office of the City Tax
and License. Collector on the first day of
each month in advance.
Section 6.—That the licenses to be issued
hereunder shall be classified as follows,
to -wit:
Wholesale Liquor Dealer's License:
Retail Liquor Dealer's License,
Restaurant Liquor License, and
Drug Store Liquor License.
Each class of said licenses to be applicable
only to the particular class of liquor busi-
ness, as hereinbefore specified, for whi h
the same is issued; it shall be the duty of
the City Clerk of said City of Anaheim to
issue licenses under this ordinance accord-
ing to and under the classification specified
in the order of the Board of Trustees of said City authorizing the
issu& of such li^ense. Ile 5h ll than riPliver the, license to the, City
Tax snd License Collector for collection on or before the first day
of vaih month, taking his receipt for the anount thereof.
Section 7 —!t shall be unlawful for any .
person or persons to conduct or carry on
within the corporate limits of the city of
Anaheim, either in their own names or as
agents for any other person or persons, or
body corporate, or otherwise, to assist in so
conducting or carrying on tae business of a
wholesale liquor dealer or retail liquor
dealer, as defined in this ordinance, or the
business of carrying on a restaurantor
other eating place where spirituous, vinous,
malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold,
served or given away with regular or bona
fide meals, as hereinbefore defined, or the
business of carrying on or conducting a drug
store, wh'ere spirituous, vinous, malt or
otherintoaicating liquors are sold -or given.
away, as in this ordinance -provided, with-
out first procuring from.said city a license
so to do; and the carrying on of any busi-
ness or occupation in this ordinance sped
fled, on any day or fractional part of a day,
without such license, and contrary to the
provisions of this ordinance, shall consti-
tute a separate offense for every such day
or fractional part of a day that such busi-
ness is so -conducted or carried on, and shall
be deemed arseWate violation -0 -f. -the .,
visions_of'thisordanance'° • --
Sec. 8. It shall be unlawful to sell or give agcy any SPtrit—
uous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating liquors in any saloon, ti#�-
ling house, sample room, bar room, grocery, breivery, winery, drug
store, restaurant or in any drinking place or places where such ar-
ticles are sold, served or given a7ray, either at wholesale or retail,
between the hours of 12 o l c1,lo^k, midnight, on Saturday to n 5 o l alor,k
A. U. the following Monday, and between the hours of 12 o'rlock,
midnight and 5 O' -lock A. Y. of eRIli and every day of the ever?k other
than Sunday; provided, ho-vpver, that the foregoing provisions shall
not apply to the sale by druggists of such liquors upon prescription
in writing given by any remlarly linens, -?.,d physician, for medi^inal
purposes only.
Sec. 9. The owner, proprietor, manager or other person having
charge or control of any saloon, tippling house, sample room, grocery,
or other place where spirituous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating
liquors are sold or given away, either at wholesale or retail, ex-
cepting; restaurants or drug stores, shall securely close and lock
all entranies and exits from any such place, or cause the same to be
so closed and locked, and to keep the same in such condition against
the entry or exit of all persons other than the owner, proprietor
i
or manager thereof, or the servants regularly employed in and about
the same, between the hours of 12 o'clock, midnight, on Saturday and.
5 o'clock A. R. Of the following Monday, and between the hours of
12 o'nlock, midnight and 5 o'nlock A. M. of each and every day of
the week other than Sunday.
It shall be unlawful for the owner, proprietor, mansager, or
other per8on having charge or control of any saloon, tippling hos_ise,
sample room, grocery, or other place where spirituous, vinous, malt
or Mixed iirtoxicRting liquors are sola or given away, either at
wholesale or retail, excepting restaurants or drug stores, to permit
any person, other than the servants r. pmxlRrly employed in and about
tine same, to enter, remain or be ix there -in between the hours and
during the tijnes hereinbefore mentioned.
It shall be unlawful for any person, other titan the owner,
proprietor, manager, or other person having charge or ^ontrdl of
any saloon, tippling house, s%mPle room, rocerrr, or other place where
spirituous, vinous, malt or mixed intoxicating liquors are sold or
given away, either at wholesale or retail, excepting restaurants or
drug stores,
to enter, remain or be in any of such enwnerated places between the
hours and during the, times hereinbefore mentioned.
Sen, 10. No retail liquor dealer's license shall be granted
for the sale of spirituous, vinoiis, malt or mixed intoxicating li—
quors other than in a room situate on the ground floor and fronting
on a, public strPet. The front doors of such room shall have therein
transparent window glass, beginning not more, than four feet from the
level of tile, . id p»alk in front thereof and rising to a heighth of
riot less than seven feet above the level of such sidewalk, and such
window glass shall be so placed in said doors as to permit a dear
and unobstructed view of the -whole of the bar in said room, when
looking through sRM. glass frog. the p!ztside of said doors.
Between the hours of 12 o'clock midnight, on Saturday and 5
o'ilo^k A. M. the following Monday, it shall be unlawful to place
or caused to be placed, or pew it to be plaootd or maintained, any
scrpen, blind, shutter, curtain, partition, device or obstrtietion
whatsopvpT in said room, or on or in front of said doors, which shall
with
interfere ^ r obstruct in any manner t?iP view through the lasts on
said. doors of the said room and the bar therein. The bar or bars in
such room shall be so placed therein that an unobstructed view of
su^h bar or bars, and the whole thereof, can be had Eby looking through
the glass on said doors.
Sec. .11.. No retail liquor dealer's li cense shall be granted
for an establishment to be conducted outside of the following ptaa—
li atxx limits in the City of Anaheim, to—wit: First: on both sides of
Center Street, frola a point oris hundred feet westerly of Clenentina
Street to the interHection of Center and Claud-Ina Streets. Second:
on both sides of Lori Angeles Street, frOr1 the South sicip of Center
Stre.p,t to tYie South side of Chartres Street.
No wholesyale liquor depler's li iense shall be granted for an
esta.blis limpnt to 'oe ionducted outside, of the limits aforesaid., ex—
cept to Fiona fide prineries or breweries.
Sec. 12. 110 reta-il liquor dealer's licenses in excess of. seven
;:hall at any time be granted by the Board of Trustees of said City,
Sel. 13. No-%holesale:� liquor dealer's li( fexlse, nor retRil 1 i—
quor dPaler's 1-, •,elire, :;nail tie grailtpcl. 3rhere sunh bus;ines;s iy pro—
posed. to be "Ondl_ItPd in a rOOiQ or place sd.joini-,:, RiA.
h►ith 'c' -'3t. currant , or ii-, the snmr- -r aon in w1iinh a rpst�.ur .I:t is ien-
du^ted; provided, hOArevPr, that this Section shall not apply to
bona riot less thf,n ten rooms=: for
SPI. 14. 1henever any Person., either as owner, proprietor, irian-
;Pr, Pr-e,nt, f m*oloye or U i iit'1 '�' F , Shill �1 VP.. ?pP,n �OIiV1 ^.tF?(i. of
violat.in" sny of the provirions of this ordinals^e. or of any other
ordinnnne of the "ity of Anaheim r. Pg'alsting the. sale of intoxilating,
liquors or the. Ilosillx; of lvliolebR, F 1? s}1.tor pstablislla-iPnts, saloons,
bar rooms, or other $There such liquors are sold, served or
giVpTi a1v<Jr, the linen, --,,e. of the owner or proprietor of suoth urholps,ale
liquor esAablishinent, saloon, bar room or other place wherein such
viOlatiOri noirtT fitted, slla.11 there -upon o ij�zilf',d.i<ately revoked by
said Board of Trustees.
Sec . 15. Any viol,�tio:: or '"As ordinan^e or tiny of the provis—
ions thereof shall oanstitutp a i,1AsdPmPPnor, and shall be punishable
by a fine of not, to e3i!',f9P.d Two l lindred cj ollars;, or by iIlprisolliY elA
in the "ity Jail of said City of Anahpiia for ri period not to excePd
ninety - a�Ts, or by hoth s 111 fine .91, iMl;risonmez�t; and any owner or
proprietor of any wholes ale or retail liquor establishment, saloon,
ba." room, or other drinking place, or restaurant or drtig store, who
STIR11 perviit any violation Of tl i.f'� Or a.nrr Of the provisions
thereof in s iiih wholesale or rptail 11quor Pstsbli ,11ment, saloon,
bs�r rooia, or othfar a.rinkin� plane, or in Such restaurant o -j:° drug
store, or uPOrI the preirisPs-, olcuPied or. Iontro! erg by sitnh person
or persons, and used asp a vfholes;ale or rpteil liquor o >tablishment,
saloon, bRr room, or other (IriIlkin place, restaurant or drug; �>torp,
shall be l_lilty of a IliSdempanor a.n(L f;hall be -puni shr—1 ale. :4,s; herpin—
before ,penified, and his license shall be revoked.
Sec. 16. OTddnance No. 140, entitled 11„n ordirisn-e providing
for the liiensing and re ;tll.sAinZ of the business of selling li luors
in the "ity of ll'-1110irl, and repealing; all ordinan-les and parts of
ordinan^es5 in onfli '!t and. Ordinanle, NO. 168, entitled
,,An or(tinf)nre amending Section 1 of or(Unarv.f- No. 1409 ancj adding
0
t-vo new sections thereto", ars' hereby reppslr',cd.; and all other ordin-
n^P, or of ordin---n��' Of +}lr' ;iL;j pi' Al"). hFiTl, 7.r1 " ii:1'_1_ rt 7d th
the provisions of this ord-J naxle;e, nro hereby rei)ePlf-,d.
J
cpn. 17. The, "itf "lcrk small nprtifir to tile T)Rs'sPg-f' of this
crdinanie and nmisp the ssmP to rF published. onee in the Annheitn
Ga�pttp, a 'ti r; kl j n�",rv;p?pnr of g,(,nprsl ^i_rnillntion, printed, pub—
lisll�':. Iirrtll^tPd in snit of AIlaheil_1, 9nc thereupon it
shall take effect And 'bc-; in full force.
pre: idpnt of t,tlf: BoaYd of Trustees
of the "i ty of An?heirl.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introdu^ed
at a meeting; of tho Board. of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on May 14th, 19089 and that it was duly Passed at a regular Meeting
of said. Board of Trustees held on the 28th day of May, 1908, by the
follov_tnz vote:
Trustpes ---V
N o 0 a
Absent and not voting: Trustee
And I further certify that the President of said Hoard of
Trustees sigh-, said ordinance on the 28th day of. tray, 1908.
Clerk of the f `ity of Anaheim.
Riehard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anahelm, Cal.
Ordinance No. fid&
An ordinance ordering the widening of Broadway Street in the
City of Anaheim, appointing; commgissioners to assess the benefits and
damages and have general supervision of said work until the comple-
tion thereof, and fixing the compensation of such oommissioners.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
follows:
Section 1. Resolved, by the Board of Trustees of. the City of
Anaheim, State of C-alifornia, that the public interest and convenience
require, and that the said Board of. Trustees hereby order to be done
the work of widening Broadway Street in said City in accordance with
resolution of intention Ho. 74 declaring the intention of said Board
of Trustees to order said work to be done in accordance with said
resolution of intention.
Sec. 2. That, subject to removal by said Board of Trustees at
k s
any time for rause,
be and they are hereby appointed corgmrissioners to assess the benefits
and damages,.and have general supervision of said work until the
completion thereof, in compliance with an act of the Legislature of
the State of California, approved March 69 18899 an(fi entitled "An Act
to provide for laying out, opening, extending, Widening, straighten-
ing, or ^,losing up, in whole or in part, any street, square, lane,
alley, court or place within municipalities, and to condpmrtn and
acquire any and all land and property necessary or convenient for
that purpose." For their servir-es said commissioners shall receive
as compensation the sw!i of 42.50 per diem for the days upon which
they are actually engaged in performing said services. Before pro-
ceeding with the performrance of their duties, each of said commis-
sioners shall file with the Clerk of this Board of Trustees ani{
affidavit and. a bond to the, State of California in the sten of 05000.00
to faithfully perform the duties of his office, in the manner and,
form required by law.
Sec. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinance, and cause, the same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazett".9 a weekly newspaper 1.�rinted and published in said City of
AnaheiM, and thereupon it shall be in full force and effect.
President of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board. of Trustees of the City of Anaheila, held
on the 23d day of July, 1908, and that it was duly Passed at a MHWI—
regular meeting of said Board of Trusties held on the 13th day of
August, 1908, by the following; vote:
Ages: Tr'zstees
Noes:
And I further certify that the President of said Board of
Trustees signed said ordinance on the 13th day of AugAzst, 1908.
(seal) City Clerk of said City of Ahaheiu.
Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superior Cou,�t; of
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Stat o� Ca
laintili.
vs
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Deafel dant.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
SS.
COUNTY OF ORANGE.
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sworn, deposes an says: That at all times hereinafter r
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eightee
resident of said county, and was at and during all said time
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette,
of general circulation, printed and published weekly in th
heinl, in said County of Orange, State of California; that
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newsp�
eireulation and is published for the dissemination of local a
news and intelligence of a general character, having a bon;
tion list, of paying subscribers; that at all said times said i
been established, printed and published in the said City o
said County and State at regular intervals for more than or
ing the first publication of the notice herein mentioned;
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed ins
at-cask...........day(, comn
...day Of_. .:...........190-o, and
.. .day of.............. ........... 190..,both
and as often during said time as said newspaperwas regular
is to say, on the following dates, towit:
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SUBSCYRIBF,D ,4N'1
f' ,p me this
ORDINANCE NO. 207.
An Ordinance by the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim Ordering the
Work of Wlelening Los Angeles
Street In said City, and Appointing
Commissioners to Assess the Bene.
fits and Damages, and Have General
Supervision of Said Work.
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Anaheimdo ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the Board of Trus-
tees of the City of Anaheim, State of
California, hereby determine that the
,public interest and convenience require,
and that the said Board of Trustees do
hereby order to be done -the work of
said
City,
ing Los between Sycamore ngeles street
i North
streets ,in accordance with resolution
of intention No 71, declaring the in-
tention of said Board of Trustees to
order said work to be done, and it is
hereby ordered that said work be done
in accordance with said resolution of in-
tention.
Section 2. That subject to removal
by said Bo d of. Truxtees, act any time
for cause, Max Nebelung, W-11- Spa ke,' ,
W. O. F. Sehwenckert be and they are
hereby appojjnted commissioners to as-
sess th iyefits and damages, and have
general supervisice of said- work until
the completion thereof, in compliance
with an act of the Legislature of the
State of California, approved March 6,
Clnd entitled ` An Act to provide for
1 ging out, opening, extending, widening,
straightening, or closing up, in whole or
in part, any street, square, lane, alley,
court or
placewithinithinacquire municipalities,
ianaal
od
land and property necessary or con-
venient for that purpose." For their
services said commissioners shall receive
as ion the sum of er
them opethe tdays upon which they are
actually en'
gaged in performing said ser-
vices. Before proceeding with the
performance of their . duties, each of
AF said commissioners shall file with the
clerk of ,this Board of Trustees an af-
fidavit and a bond to the State of Cal-
ifornia in the sum of $6000.00 to faith-
fully perform the duties of his office,
in the manner. and form required by
law.
Section 3. The City Clerk shall' cer
dtcsesasehpilsanautheamto published
once in the Anaheim Gazette, a news-
paper printed, published and circulated
In
it shall be n full force Band there-
upon
C. O. RUST,
President of the B d of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim•
I hereby . certify that the foregoing
ordinance was introduced at a meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the City of
Anaheim, held on the 13th day of
August, 1908, and that it was duly pass-
ed at a regular meeting of said Board
of helday
Auguststees 1908, by the folowingon thet vote: of
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Kroeger,
Stock and :Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President'
of said Board of Trustees signed the
same on the EDWARD B- MERRITT 8.
(Seal)
Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, Calif nia.
Ordinanne No.
An ordinanne by the Doard_ of. Trustees of the City of Anaheira
orderino, the work of widening; Los An`ele,; StrcPt in said City, and
appointing 7.omylJL s�,ioners to assess the benefits and damagPs q and have
general supervision of said work.
The Board of. Trustees of the City of Ana,F>iw do ordain as
follow's
S, � tton 1. That thA Board of Trusteds of the City of Anaheim,
State of California, hereby determin( that t;zP publio interest and
convenience require, and that the said Board of Trustees do hereby
i 1
ordor khm to be done the •.work of widening Los Angeles Street in said
City, between Sycamore and North Streets, in aniord.anne with resolu-
tion of. intention No. 71, declaring tile intention of said Board of
Tru&ti es to order said vo.rk to be done, and it, is hereby ordered
th?t said work be done in accordance �vvith said reHolut,ion of inton-
tion.
Seo. 2.. That, subject to r -Koval :RaxxxXXKK RJKXKnY by said Board
of Tri.igtee s rat any time for ^ause, %-l.!«
be and they are hereby appointed to assess the benefits
and damag?s, and have general supervision of said work until ti'le
comi.ltion thereof, in nom-plian(,.e with an act of the legislature of
the St-ite, of California, api)rovF;d i,iar(,, 6, 1889, an(i entitled "An
Act to provide for laying; out, opening, oxtonding, widening, straight -
e n7nj1 or ^losinrr lip, in �whol�' or in part, any street, square, "Lane,,
alley, court or place within municipalities, -.end, to cond.erm and
aIquire any and all land and pror)erty necessary or convenient for
that purpose." ro-r tPPir servines said nommissioners shall receive
as colgp'�ns'ation the slz<1I of t�2.50 per diem for the days rpon ,=rhhinyl
they are Ritually enga�F?d in performing said services. BHfore pro-
cF--dillg with the perforlman-e of their dl:zties, each of said commiss-
joners s-la.11 fil/e wit'ri the Clerk of this Hoard of TruStc s an af-
fidavit a.nd a. bond to the State of Califorizia ill the s- �i of �?45000.00
to faitiifuily perforin the duties:, of his offi^e, in the manner and
form rer;iiir�'d by law.
Sac. 3. The City Clerk shall certify to tho passage-, of this
ordinan^e and cause the s,qr:-qP to be publis-Iied once in the An=heir
Gazette, a newspar)er , p-ablis-ned ,and ^i.rcul-?ted- in >aici. Cit;
of AnRhp�im, and thereupon it shall be in full force and of ff- Ot .
presl ent of the and of Tr?1Stees
of the City of An. eim.
1 here.,JYT oQrtify that the foregoing ordinance was int-^odu^ed
at a m --tin of tine Board of Tr'11; tees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 13th d.ay of August, 1908, a:1c_ th, t it was duly passed at a
regular meetin of Said Bo5'rci. o.i Tril�tees held on the ?7th day of
Au; zst, 191,18, by the folloivin�; vote:
Ay e S : T ru S t a P g
NOBS:�� •t•- -
? f'-•..rther certify that thp. ProSident of said BOard of Tr .stets
sicrned the same on the 27th day of August, 1908.
( Seg1)
'IF,,rk of said l7it Of An:aazPim.
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, Cal.
Affidavit of Publication.
In the Superior Court o th County of Orange,
State o Ca fornia.
OROIN71N�N0 208.
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P/ t
Ada *rd lijar fiX( _q aF}d 100*1, 2 a p 3f'
Y �t�12 r `Prope w',
V11
of tlhii,
P helm, for the fiscal year' 1908-1909.
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Anaheim do ordain as follows:
.......... 1)� �kn�ia�it• xed Thatbe-
drris f and eedpro ytaxo
fa190e
the fiscal year o
45 cents
/ on each one hundred`donara of the as-
sessed valuation of all :real and personal•
property within the corporate limits of
the `City of Anaheim for the ordinary
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, annual expenditures of said city.
SS Sec. 2, That there be and hereby is
COUNTY OF ORANGE. fixed and levieda property tax for the
fiscal year of 1808-1909 of 10* cents oftr
each one hundred dollars of the assessed
daluation of all real and personal prop-
erty within the corporate limits of the
City of Anaheim, for the purpose of,
payingg.
the "annual interest of the in
debtl ness 0 said city incurred for the,
purpose of constructing a city hall, for
the extension and completion ,ofthe
City Water Works, "for the grading and
�"and�s
... being first duly improvement of streets, and the, Pure.
chs o#.. rq Y fi a art
sworn, dep: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ..he "til erwi�°
s.
was a citizen of the United States over thea a of eighteen ears and a said rode That t
g g years, Sec. 3. That there ' be and hereby is
resident of said county, and was at and duringall said times the printer, fixed and levied a property tax for the
, fiscal year of 1908-1909 of 5 cents on
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper each one hundred 41ottsrs o ,-fie as-
sessed P P ceased yaipation of . all real and . Der -
of general circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of Ana- conal property within the corporate lim-
its of the City of Anaheim, for the pur-
heim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said Anaheim Pone of Paying the annual interest of
Gazette is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of general the indebtedness of said oily ineuried.:
ere the pu Dasa conati �rhtii'i� and
circulation *nd is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic erecting � c y Electric 14ght Plant,,
news and iAtelligenee of a general character, having a bona fide subscrip- together with one -fortieth Of said- in-
debtedness.
tion list, of paying subscribers; that at all said times said newspaper had fi\Sec. 4.l levied taezV be'a'ad hereby is
been established printed and published in the said Cit of Anaheim, in property tax for the
P P y fiscal year of 1908-1909 oil -14% cents
said County and State at regular intervals for more than one year preced- on each one hundred dollars of the as
I
ing the first publication of the notice herein mentioned; that the...... sensed valuation of ,all real and lim-
sonar property within the corporate lim-
its
;
�L; O its 'of the Cvlty of ' Anaheim, for the
����`/ ..gyp• �..... ...... ,......................... purpose of paying the annual interest
of the indebtedness' of said city in-
. of which the curred for the purpose of the exten
........................................................ J 'ion And improvement of the City Wat
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper er orks, and for the improvement of
* - "1( 4_ I the Electric bight Plant, together with
at least........ ..................dayl, e0"HR08ea0-ton the one -fortieth of said 'indebtedness.
Sec. 5. That there be and hereby is
��t-11fixed and levied a property tax for the
day of ....... 190 a fiscal year 1808-199 of 40 cents on
eachr one hundred dollars of the assess-
ed valuation of all real And personal
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' q Property within the corporatte limits ` of
;-mat the City of Anaheim, for the purpose
:of the extension and improvement of
the City Watef Works and for the ex-
tension and i prove�n�nt, of . the City
Ele¢trie, Light lent, .age Cher with one
fortieth of sad indebtedne
That there be and hereby is
................................................................................................................... fixed . and levied a property tax -for the
fiscal year of -1908-1909 of 11% cents ow
each one hundred dollars of the as
sessed valuation of all real and per-
.................. ........ conal propert within the corporate lim-
1 is of the
itv of snaheim� for the
S URSCRIBED AN'D SW'OR,JV' to
before me this .. ... -- --------- day of.
�.
]got
i"
Notary Public in and for Orange Con r, California.
ORDINANCE NO. 208.
An ordinance fixing and levying a prop.
erty tax on all property within the
corporate limits of the City of Ana-
heim, for the fiscal year 1908-1909.
The Board of Trusteesof the City of
Anaheim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That there be and hereby
is fixed and levied a property tax for
the fiscal year of 1908-1909 of 75 cents
on each one hundred dollars of the as-
sessed valuation of all real and personal
property within the corporate limits of
the City of Anaheim for the ordinary
annual expenditures of said city.
Sec. 2. That there be and hereby is
fixed and levied a property tax for the
fiscal year of 1908-1909 of lOx/2 cents on
each one hundred dollars of the assessed
valuation of all real and personal prop-
erty within the corporate limits of the
City of Anaheim, for the purpose of
Paying the annual interest of the in-
debtedness of said city incurred for the
purpose of constructing a city hall, for
the extension and completion of the
City Water Works, for the grading and
improvement of streets, and the pur-
chase of property_ for the fire depart-
ment, together with one -twentieth of
said indebtedness.
Sec. 3 That there be and hereby is
fixed and levied a property tax for the
fiscal year of 1908-1909 of 51/2 cents on
each one hundred dollars of the as-
sessed valuation of all real and Per-
sonal property within the corporate lim-
its of the City of Anaheim, for the pur-
pose of paying the annual interest of
the indebtedness of said city incurred
for the purpose of constructing anti
erecting a City Electric Light Plant,
together with one -fortieth of said in-
debtedness.
Sec. 4. That there be and hereby is
fixed and levied a property tax for the
fiscal year of 1908-1909 of 141/2 cents
on each one hundred dollars of the as-
sessed valuation of all real and per-
sonal property within the corporate lim-
its of the City of Anaheim, for the
purpose of paying the annual interest
of the indebtedness of said city in-
curred for the purpose of the exten-
sion and improvement of the City Wat-
er Works, and for the improvement of
the Electric Light Plant, together with
one -fortieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. 5 That there be and hereby is
fixed and levied a property tax for the
fiscal year 1908-1909 of 40 cents on
each one hundred dollars of the assess-
ed valuation of all real and personal
property within the corporate limits of
the City of Anaheim, for the purpose
of the extension and improvement of
the City Water Works and for the ex-
tension and improvement of the City
Electric Light Plant, together with one -
fortieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. 6. That there be and hereby is
fixed and levied a property tax for the
fiscal year of 1908-1909 of 111/2 cents on
each one hundred dollars of the as-
sessed valuation of all real and per-
sonal property within the corporate lim-
its of the City of Anaheim, for the
purpose of maintaining the Public Li-
brary of said City.
Sec. 7. The City Clerk shall certify
to the passage of this ordinance and
cause the same to be published once in
the Anaheim Gazette, a weekly news-
paper of general circulation printed,
published and circulated in said City
of Anaheim, and thereupon and there-
after it shall take effect and be in full
force.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance was introduced at a meet-
ing of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim, held on the 25th day
of August, 1908, and that it was duly
Passed at a regular meeting of said
Board of Trustees held on the 10th day
of September, 1908, by the following
vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Kroe-
ger, Stock and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President
of said Board of Trustees Signed the
same on the 10th day of September,
1908.
(seal) EDWARD B. MERRITT,
Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
R
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Ordinance No. 2 0 F
An ordinance fixing and levying a property tax on all property
within the ^,,jrporate limits of the City of Anaheim, for the fiscal
year 1908-1909.
The 3oard. of Trustees of the "it;,r of Anaheim do ordain as fol-
lows:
S`3ctinIi 1. That thp-e be and hereby is fixed and. levied a pro—
perty tax for the fiscal year of :1908-1909 of 75 ^Pnts on each one
hundred dollars of the asses ed valuation of all real and personal
property within the ^orporat e limits of. the Cit ur of Anaheim for the
ordinary Annual expenditures of said city.
Sec. 21. 11111at there and hereby is .fixed and levied a property
tax for the fiscal year of 1908-1909 of /C �_ gents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of all real and personal
property within the corporate limits of the Cit�r of Anaheim, for the
purpose of paying; the annual interest of the indebtednes, of said
city incurred for the purpose of constrnicting a city hall, for the
extension and ooi4pletion of the "ity Nater Works, for the grading
and improvement of streets, and the purchase of property for the fire
aepartrrnent, together with one -twentieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. 3. That there be and hereby is fixed and levied a property
tax for the fiscal year of. 1908-1900, of z__ cents on each one
hundred dollnrs of the `assessed valuation of all reel and personal
property within the corporate limits of the City of Anaheim, for the
Purpose of paying; the annual interest of the indebtedness of said
city incurred for the purpose of constn- in.ting and erecting a City
Electric Light Plant, together with one -fortieth of said. indebtedness.
Sea. 4. That these be and hereby is fixed and levied a property
tax for the fiscal year of. 1908-1909 df �* 2_ cents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of all real and peroonal
property within the corporate limits of the City of Anaheim, for the
purpose of paging t.Ie annual interest of the indebtedness of said
city incurred for the purpose of the extension and inprovelnent of
Vie City Grater �Vorks, and for the irlprovemPnt of the Electric Light
Plant, together with one -fortieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. 5.That there be and hereby is fixed -qnd levied a property
tax for the fiscal ;re,ar 1908-1909 of `I-� cents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of all real an( -'t p(—rsonal
property within the corporate limits of the City of Anaheim, for the
purpose of the extension anCl. improvern:Pnt of the City 17ater Works and
for the extension and iraprovemF,nt of the City Electric Light Plant,
together with one -fortieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. 6. That there be and hereby is fixed and levied a property
tax for the fiscal yeas of. 1908-1909 of 11 2 cents on each one
hundred dollars of the as;,essPd. valuation of all .real and pPrs.)nal
property within the corporate liraite of the City of. Anaheim, for the
purpose of maintaining the Publii Libr=ary of said City.
Sec. 7. The City Clerk shall cprt_fy to the passage of this
ordinance and oause the same to be published once in the Anaheim
Gazette,, a weekly ne-118paper of general circulation printed, published
a3:d. in said City of Anal;eim, and tYiP.reupon and thereafter
it shall take effect and be in full force.
President of 1,119 Board �of"`Trus ees
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board. of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 25th day of August, 1908, an(l. that it was duly passed at a
,• pp
reguo&r meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 10th day of
September, 1908, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees��.�C
Noes:
I f_lirther nertify that the President of said Board of Trustees
signed, the same on the 10th dar of September, 1908.`
�_
Clerk o__ said Tiny of �'l naneim. 4
8
ti�.
---Attidavit ot PaDitcation.
Iu the Superior Court of he County of Orange,
State�(if alifornia.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
SS.
COUNTY OF ORANGE.
............... beim first duly
y
sworn, deposes a says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned.. he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer, ens
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper of general aceta
circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of Anaheim, in said nia,
County of Orange, State of California; that said Anaheim Gazette is and 11l 0e'
ties,
was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of general circulation and 1rrS,
is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic news and intel- for
ligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscription list of pay- sea
ing subscribers; that at all said times said newspaper had been established, arta
Eact
priuted and published in the said City of Anaheim, in said County and cceeed
filState at regular intervals for more than one year preceding the first publi- an=al
nia,
cation Of the notice herein mentioned; that the .......................... faith
7('1 L?.............of which the
annexed is a printed cop}, was publishyd and printed in said newspaper at
least ............... ..................... .d'"I e
..............c ...... e
..... --., u v0,
d; that
is to say, on the following date to-wit:
ltri,.... -- .....'0 ..............................................
.. ...... ............
.................. ....�.... .�-�.
SUBSCRIBED IND 8WORV to
before rte this �-- �_--_ ___ da!j of.
- -..- - 190
Ordinance No. 209.
An Ordinance ordering to be 4400 the work of.
widening Broadway street 1n the
City of Anaheim.
The Board of T-ustees of the City of „Ana
heim do ordain a fo lows:
Section 1. That the public intereft and con-
venience require and that the said Board of
'trustees hereby order to be dobe "of widening ,
Br( adway street, in said i Sty, in accordance
with Resolution of Intention No. 77. declaring
the. intention of said Board of Trustees to
Ord said work to he done, and it is hereby
ordered that said work be done in accordance
with resolution of iateution.
.ec.2. That, subject to removal by said
Berard of Trustees at any time for cause, M.
Nebelnng, J. J. ScUtleider, W. H. apake be and
they are be eby appointed ,commissioners
to as
the eaefits and daIDa¢esl and haver,"
court or place within municipailif-
condemn and acquire any and all
property nece.sary or convenient
urpose. '
Ir servicet said commissioner$
'e as compensation the sum of n5S
it the. days upon which they 'ire
gaged in-pertorming said service-&
raged
shall,before pro-
h:the Performance of their duties,
e Clerk of said -Board of Trustees
and a bond to the State of Califor.
sum of five thousand dollars, to
erfotm the duties of his office in
the manner and. form required bylaw.
Pec. 3, The City Clerk shall certify to the Das
sage of this ordinance and cause the same to
1 be published once, in the Anaheim Gazette, a
weekly newspaper of -general. circulation
printed, published and circulated in said city
Of Anabeim;'and thereupon thereafter the
same shall, be in full force and effect.
G J. STOC ,
President pro tem. of the Board of rustees
-of;the,g-ty of Anaheim.
T hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
isas-introduced at a meeting of. the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim held an the
8th day of October, 1908, and that 'it was duly,
ppas.�ed at a meeting of said Board of Trustees
he}d on the 22d day of October, 1908, by the
fallowing vote:
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Gates, Krueger and
Ficus.
Noes: None.
And T further certify that the President pro
tem. of said Board of Trustees signed said
111 ordinanee on the 22d day of Oetober, 1908.
�{ {seal) EDWARD B. MERRITT,
t _
City Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
----- -- - - - ---- - .... .. - -----
'Votary Public in and for Orange County, California.
An ord.inan^,e ordering to l)p done the work of ' Yiol 'I ing Broad °ray
Street in the ",ity of A)IaIheiln.
The BoPrd. of Trustees of. the City of. Anaheim do ordaiT,, gas
follo"vs :
Section 1. Th?t the publin; intnrFst and. convenieme reqnire,
and that the said Board of Trustees hereby order to be done of widen–
ing Broa(i,.,Y^ter Street, iIl said rit;r, in ac^,orde.n�P ��ith resolution of
intention, No. 77, declarirl the intention of :,P.ir T3oard. of True. tees
to order said. work to be done, and it is Ylereby order. fid that Baid
'Mork be done in a'.,=d.an,-'e, with Said rf'solution of intention.
Se 2. That, subject to removal by said Board of Trnf3tef,'� ^t
Pny time for caUSP, *_a.4
be and they are hereby appointed �oorinissioners to assess the benefits
and. damages, a.nd have general supprvision of said ,work until the
coinlplFation thereof, in corlplia.nr;e with an a.ct of the Legislature of
the State of ^alifornia, approved t:ar"L 6, 1389, aI1d, entitled "An
a.et to provide for lgving out, opening, Pxtendin�,,r, 11Tidening, straight–
E?r,i'i ; , Or nlosiri` up, 1n `thole or in part , any trP-t, , SquPre,, lark',
alley, ,ourt or place within municipalit7 es, and to �ondernn and Fit'—
quire
c–q ire any cad all land and property neCF'ssar;r or noIlvenient for that
Purpose. ►e 'For their Servif'Hs said C:orTiissioners shall receive as
compensation the siuq of art. 50 per dirm for elle faLays upon lqhi h they
are q.e,,vi.alljr Pngal,red ill pPrfOTpji jlj Cai( sprvi�-es. Fach of spial r OM-
iilissioner5 shall, bpforr' proCe_.P.aillfr With the., perforr!jan^e of their
duties, fill, with the 0lerk of said Board of Trustees an a.f da 17 it
and a bond to tYl(' State of California, ili the stirs of five thousnrd
dollars, to faithfull;r "A,erforri the, d_uties> of his office ill tile manner
and for-rj required by later.
Sec. 3. The City clerk shall nertify to tl'e pa;,;a.e of ti?is
ordin.n^e qnd ,. ,ISP the same to br, publisIv d once in the, Anaheim
Gazettf=, a re?=kly I e'"J paper of general riroulration printed, Published
and air^lzlatPd in said "itY of Arlalleilri, and tl1( rcupon rmd. there'afte'r
the sgme shall be ill full force arid effect.
i,
Prlci . lip BoRrd of TrustOOS
. r � -API- ,, .
And P bond to thn St`atP of "alifoi-n'la , in the sum of five tihou:innd,
dollars, to faithfully -p rforri the dutieS of his offi!'P, in tho InPnner
and foirY; required by la�J.
Seo. 3. Thp, City clerk sh111 ^ert;ify to the passP.c,r� of t!'is
ordi nPn"..P Pnd ",at1 P the saine to boublishp.d oneP in the, Anaheim
Gazette, a ,rekkly of general ei raulation printed, plibl shed
and ^ir^ZzlatPd in sPid. ",ity of An.qheim, and tn(r uj)cn Pnd tlierF ?fter
the sgmp, Sl1?.11 be iIl full forge and P,ffHCt.
L
P -n ici4i O. il? Bo`rird. of Trustees
I hereby iertlfir trlgt the :f'orr--,oill; ord naricP was introduced
at a meeti-16; of thr 3oord of Tru :t�-P.s of the lit„r of Anshein held
on the 8th day of October, 1908, and that it was duly Imssed at a
meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 22d day of October,
1908, by the folio'liriu -.-ote:
"rtlt APS o (� -�&4.a vc_ I 4-a c�<D
Im,Oei _
And I Further ^F-rtil';r th.-t the PresidentAof said I308rc?. of
Trustees sinned sai(t orc?_inance or, the 22d dRY of October, 1908.
city ^lerk of said C".i't y of Anaheim.
( Fsr-�al )
Affidavit of Publication.
40
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In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, yes \het 44v°�c:peQ
State of California.
Plaintiff. '
VS
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Defendant.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
} SS.
COUNTY OF ORANGE}. 1
........... being first duly
...... ............ ..... .......... .... ....
sworn, deposes a say That at all times hereinafter mentioned..he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a
resident of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer,
publisher and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper of general
circulation, printed and published weekly in the City of Anaheim, in said
County of Orange, State of California; that said Anaheim Gazette is and
was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of general circulation and
is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic news and intel-
ligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscription list of pay-
ing subscribers; that at all said times said newspaper had been established,
printed and published in the said City of Anaheim, in said County and
State at regular intervals for more than one year preceding the first publi-
cation of the notice herein mentioned; that the ..........................
...........................
...... /. !!• ................of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper at
least ........• • ....! • v- "' -. ......... ds .t he
that
is to say, on the following dates, to -wit:
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SUBSCRIBED.4,ND SWORN to
before me this `( �- _ ---- day of
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, Cal ornia.
Ordinance No, 210
A'ir`Ordinance establishing the grade of
certain points on the followng Streets
in the City of Anaheim, to wit: Wal-
nut Street from Santa Ana Street to
,the City limits; Crone Avenue from
Walnut Street .to the City limits;
'broadway Street from Palm Street
,to_ West Street; Illinois Street from
Center Street to Broadway Street;
-'itihio Street from Center Street to
'Broadway Street; Citron Street from
Sycamore Street -to Santa Ana Street;
--Mesh Street from the North line of
-,Mlneyard Lot "Dill" .ito Center Street;
Palm Street from Broadway Street to
Santa Ana Street; Cypress Street
from Palm Street to Lemon Street;
Claudine __Street from Alberta Street
to Sycamore Street; Philadelphia
Street from Alberta Street to Syca-
more Street; Olive Street from North
Street to Sycamore Street; Santa Ana
.Street from Olive Street to East
Street; Broadway Street at Orange
Street; Vine Street from Center
Street to Santa Ana Street; Bush
Street from Center Street to Santa
..Ana Street; Rose Street from Center
Street to Santa Ana Street and East
Street from Center Street to Satnta
Alia Street.
i-
11 The Board of Trustees of the City of
n Anaheim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. Throughout this Ordinance
the Northeast corner shall be understood
to mean the junction of the North and
East curb lines of the intersecting
Streets; the Northwest corner shall be
understood to mean the junction of the
North and West curb lirfes of the inter -
d setting Streets; the Southeast corner
shall be understood to mean the junc-
tion of the South and East curb lines
S of the intersecting Streets, and the
Southwest corner shall be understood
1- to mean the junction of the South and
r- West curb lines of the intersecting
Streets. '
d Sec. 2. The grades in this ordinance
shall be understood to be the distance
in feet above a datum plane 152.03 feet
h below a standard bench mark on the
Iron door plate at the Northwest cor-
rier of the Metz Block, as heretofore es-
tablished by Ordinance No. 98 of the
City of Anaheim, entitled, "An Ordin-
ance establishing a Datum Plane and
designating Bench Marks therein."
1 -Sec. 3. The grade of Walnut Street
from Santa Ana Street to the City lim-
its is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Walnut Street and
Santa Ana Street the Northeast corner
shall be 132.30, the Southeast corner
shall be 132.10, the Southwest corner
shall be 131.90, the Northwest corner
s shall be 132.10.
At a point 600 feet south of a cem-
e 'ent
Streetandmonument tcenterhe fWalnut
Santa AnaStreet the a east
'r curb shall be 129.50, the west curb shall
be 129.30.
At the intersection of Walnut Street
t and South Street the Northeast corner
shall be 126.70, the Southeast corner
shall be 126.50, the west curb at its
point of intersection with the extended
center line hof South Street shall be
1 126.35.
At the intersection of Walnut Street
and Crone Avenue the Southwest cor-
ner shall be 125.80, the northwest cor-
, Iner shall be 125 90.
At the intersection of Walnut Street
and Broad Street the Northeast corner
' shall be 124.30. At the intersection of
Walnut Street and Bail Street the North
t west corner shall be 123.55.
Sec. 4. The grade of Crone Avenue
it fromWalnut Street to the City lim-
y Lits is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Crone Avenue and
i Walnut Street the grade shall be as es-
tablished by Section 3 of this Ordin-
ance.
At a point 345 feet West of the cen-
ter line . of Walnut Street the North
ievrb of Crone Avenue shall be 125.35,
j and the South - curb opposite thereto
, shall be 125.20.
K ii At a point 394 feet west of the cen-
ter line of Walnut Street the North curb
- i of Crone Avenueshall be 125.25 and the
shall be 142.30, the Southeast corner
shall be 142.30, the Southwest corner
shall be 142.00, the Northwest corner
shall be 14.00.
The East curb of Citron Street at
its sltersectjon with the South line of
the Water Alley on the North side of
Vineyard Lot "D6," shall be 141.15 and
the Nest curb opposite thereto shall
be 140.85.
At the intersection of Citron Street I
and Chartres Street the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 140.65, the Southeast cwr-
ner shall be 140.45; the West curb of
Citron Street at its intersection with
the extended center line of Chartres
Street shall be 140.30.
At the intersection of Citron Street
and Center Street the grade shall be as
already established by Section Seven of
Ordinance No. 160 of this City.
At the intersection of Citron Street
and Chestnut Street the Southwest cor-
nor shall be 138.20, the Northwest cor-
ner shall be 138.40; the East curb of
Citron Street at its intersection with
the extended center line of Chestnut
Street shall be 138.50.
At the intersection of Citron Street
and Broadway Street the grade shall
be as already established by Section
Five of this Ordinance.
At the intersection of Citron Street
and Santa Ana Street the Northeast
corner shall be 139.00, the Southeast
corner shall be 139.00, the Southwest
corner shall be 138.80, and the North-
west corner shall be 138.80.
Section 9. The grade of Resh Street
from the North line of Vineyard Lot
"D6" to Center Street is hereby estab-
lisped as follows: The East curb of
Resh Street at its intersection with the
North line of Vineyard Lot "D6 shall
he 142.50 and the West curb opposite
thereto shall be 142.20.
At the intersection of Resh Street
and Chartres Street the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 141.85, the Southeast cor-
ner shall be 141.65, the Southwest cor-
ner shall be 141.35, the Northwest cor-
Nor shall be 141.55.
At the intersection of Resh Street
and Center Street the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 141.15, the Northwest cor-
ner shall be 140.95.
Section 10. The'grade of Palm Street
from Broadway Street to Santa I Ana
Street is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of Palm Street and
Broadway Street the grade shall be as
already established by Section Nine of
Ordinance No. 160 of this City and by
Section Five of this Ordinance.
At the intersection of Palm Street
and Davis Street the Northeast corner
shall be 44.W, the Southeast _.turner
shall be 143.60; the West' curb of Palm
Street at its intersection with the ex-
tended center line of Davis Street shall
be 143.40.
At the intersection of Palm Street
and Santa Ana Street the Northeast
corner shall be 14.50, the. Southeast
corner shall be 14.30, the Southwest
corner shall be 142.10, the Northwest
corner shall be 142.30.
Section 11. The grade of Cypress
Street from Palm Street to Lemon
Street is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of Cypress Street and
Palm ,Street the grade shall be as al-
ready established by Section 10 of Or-
dinance No. 160 of this City,
At the intersection of Cypress Street
and Helena Street the Southeast cor-
ner shall be 146.55, the Southwest cor-
ner shall be 146.35, the North curb of
Cypress Street at its intersection with
the extended center line of Helena
Btimet shall be 146.60.
At the intersection of Cypress Street
and Clementine Street the Southeast
corner shall be 147.65, the Southwest
corner shall be 147.45, the North curb
of Cypress Street at its intersection
with the extended center line of Clem-
entine Street shall be 147.75.
At the intersection of Cypress Street
and Lemon Street the grade shall be
as already established by Section Five
of Ordinance No. 160 of this City.
Section 12. The grade of Claudina
Street from Alberta Street to Syca-
more Street is hereby established as
follows: At the intersection of Clau-
dina Street and Alberta Street the
Northeast corner shall be 153.80, the
Southeast corner shall be 153.80, the
Southwest corner shall be 153.50, the
Northwest corner shall be 153.50.
At the. intersection of Claudina
Street and Sycamore Street the North-
east corner shall be 155.05, and the
'Northwest corner shall be 154.75.
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phis, Streeet from Alberta Street to.Sy-
Street and Rose Street the Northeast
corner shall be 16,1.90, the Northwesi
corner shall be 161.70, the South curt
of Santa Ana Street at its intersect-
ion with the extended center line of
Rose Street shall be 161.80.
At the intersection of Santa Ana
Street and East Street the South-west
corner shall be 162.00 and the Northwest
corner shall be __20.
Section 16. The grade of Broadway
Street at Orange Street is hereby es-
tablished as follows: The Northeast
corner shall be 158.80; the Southeast
corner shall be 158.80, the Southwest
corner shall be 158.60 and the North-
west corner shall be 158.60.
Section 17. The grade of Vine Street
from Center Street to Santa Ana Street
is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Vine Street and Cen-
ter Street the grade shall be as already
established by Section three of Ordin-
ance No. 191 of this City; the East curb
of Vine Street at a point 400 feet south
of the center line of Center Street
shall be 159.60, and the West curb op-
posite thereto shall be 159.40.
At the intersection of Vine Street
and Broadway Street the Northeast
corner shall be 159.20, the Southeast
corner shall be 159.20, , the Southwest
corner shall be 159.00, the Northwest
corner shall be 159.00; the East curb
of Vine Street at a point 193 feet south
of the center line of Broadway Street
shall be 158.60 and the West curb op-
posite- thereto shall be 158.40.
At 0 the intersection of Vine Street
and Santa Ana Street the grade shall
be as already established by Section 15
of this Ordinance.
Section 18. The grade of Bush Street
from Santa Ana Street to Center Street
is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Bush Street and
Center Street the grade shall be as al-
ready established by Section Three of
Ordinance No. 191 of this City; the
East curb of Bush Street at a point
181 feet North of the center line of
Broadway Street shall be 160.90 and the
West curb opposite thereto shall be
160.60.
At the intersection of Bush Street
and Broadway Street the Northeast
corner shall be 160.60, the Southeast
corner shall be 160.60, the Southwest
corner shall be 160.40, and the North-
west corner shall be 160.40; the East
curb of Bush Street at a point 193 feet
South of the center line of Broadway
Street shall be 159.90 and the West
curb opposite thereto shall be 159.70.
At the intersection of Bush Street
and Santa Ana Street the grade shall
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be as _alreadyestablished.. by Section. 15
of this Ordinance.
Section 19. The grade of Rose Street
from Center Street to Santa Ana
Street is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of Rose Street and
Center Street the grade shall be as al-
ready established by Section Three of
Ordinance No. 191 of this City; the
East curb of Rose Street at a point
400 feet South of the Center line of
Center Street shall be 162.40 and the
West curb opposite thereto shall be
162.20.
At the intersection of Rose Street
and Broadway Street the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 162.00, the Southeast cor-
ner shall be 162.00, the Southwest cor-
ner shall be 161.80, the Northwest cor-
ner shall be 161.80; the East curb of
Rose Street at a point 153 feet North
of the North line of Santa Ana Street
shall be 161.40 and the 'Vest curb op-
posite thereto shall be 161.20.
At the intersection of Rose Street
and Santa Ana Street the grade shall
be as already established by Section 15
of this Ordinance.
Section 20. The grade of East Street
from Center Street to Santa Ana
Street is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of East Street and
Center Street the grade shall be as al-
ready established by Section Three of
Ordinance No. 191 of this City.
At the intersection of East Street
and Broadway Street the Southwest cor-
ner shall be 1-63.20 and the Northwest
corner shall be 163.40.
At the intersection of East Street
and Santa Ana Street the ; grade shall
be as already established by Section 15
of this Ordinance.
Section 21. All ordinances or parts'
I of ordinances in conflict with the pro-
f visions ,of- this are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 22. The City Clerk shall cer-
tify to the passage of --this Ordinance
and, shall cause the sambee , to .; pub -
1 lished' once 3n the Anaheim 'Gazette; a
weekly newspaper- of -e%rEula_
Walnut Street and Ball Street the North
west corner shall be 123.55.
Sec. 4. The grade of Crone Avenue
from Walnut Street to the City lim-
its is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Crone Avenue and
Walnut Street the grade shall be as es-
tablished by Section 3 of this Ordin-
ance.
At a point 345 feet West of the cen-
ter line of Walnut Street the North
curb of Crone Avenue shall be 125.35,
and the South curb opposite thereto
shall be 125.20.
At• a point 394 feet west of the cen-
ter line of Walnut Street the North curb
of Crone Avenue shall be 125.25 and the
South curb opposite thereto shall be
125.05.
At its intersection with the East right
of way line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad the North curb of Crone Ave-
nue shall be 123.90 and the South curb
opposite thereto shall be 123.80.
Sea 5. The grade of Broadway Street
from Palm Street to West Street is
hereby established as follows: At the
intersection of Broadway Street and
Palm Street the Southwest corner shall
be 142.80, the Northwest corner shall be
142.80.
At the intersection of Broadway street
and Citron Street the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 137.60, the Southeast cor-
ner shall be 137.60, the Sogthwest cor-
ner shall be 137.40, the Northwest cor-
ner shall be 137.40.
At the intersection of Broadway street
and Ohio Street the Northeast corner
shall be 136.30, the Northwest corner
shall be 136.10; the South curb of. Broad-
way Street at its intersection with the
extended center line of Ohio Street
shall be 136.20.
At the intersection of Broadway street
and Illinois Street the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 135.60, the Northwest cor-
ner shall be 135.40, the South curb of
Broadway Street at its intersection with
the extended center line of Illinois
Street shall be 135.50.
At the intersection of Broadway Street
and West Streets the Northeast corner
shall be 135.00, the Southeast corner
shall be 134.90 the Southwest corner
shall be 134.70, the Northwest corner
shall be 134.80.
Sec. 6. The grade of Illinoib Street
from Center Street to Broadway Street
is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Illinois Street and
Center Street the grade shall be as
already established by Section Seven of
Ordinance No. 160 of this City.
At a point 192.50 feet Southerly from
the center line of Center Street the
East curb of Illinois Street shall be
137.20 and the West curb opposite there-
I*,1 shall be 137.00.
At the intersection of Illinois Street
and Broadway Street the grade shall
be as already established by Section
Five of this Ordinance.
Sec, 7. The grade of Ohio' Street
from Center Street to Broadway Street
is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Ohio Street and Cen-
ter Street the grade shall be as alrea-
dy established by Section Seven of Or-
dinance No. 160 of this City.
At a point 192.5 feet Southerly from
the center line of Center Street the
East curb of Ohio' Street shall be 137.30
and the West curb opposite thereto
shall be 137.10.
At the intersection of Ohio Street
and Chestnut Street the Northeast cor-
ner shall be 137.00, the Southeast corner
shall be 136.85, the West curb of Ohio
Street at its intersection with the ex-
tended center line of Chestnut Street
shall be 136.75.
At the intersection of Ohio Street
and Broadway Street the grade shall
be as already established by Section
Five of this Ordinance.
Sec. S. The grade of Citron Street
from Sycamore Street to Santa Ana
Street is hereby established as follows:
At the intersection of Citron Street and
Sycamore Street the Northeast corner
as already 'established by Section Five
of Ordinance No. 160 of this City.
Section 12. The grade of Claudina
Street from Alberta Street to Syca-
more Street is hereby established as
follows: At the intersection of Clau-
dina Street and Alberta Street . the
Northeast corner shall be 153.80, the
Southeast corner shall be 153.80, the
Southwest corner shall be 153.50, the
Northwest corner shall be 153.50.
At the intersection of Claudina
Street and Sycamore Street the North-
east corner shall be 155.05, and the
Northwest corner shall be 154.75.
Section 13. The grade of Philadel-
phia Streeet from Alberta Street to Sy-
camore Street is hereby established as
follows: At the intersection of Phil-
adelphia Street and Alberta Street the
Northeast corner shall be 155. 00, the
Southeast corner shall be 155.00, the
Southwest corner shall be 154.70, the
Northwest corner shall be 154.70.
At the intersection of Philadelphia
Street and Sycamore Street the North-
east corner shall be 156.00, and, the
Northwest corner shall be 155.70.
Section 14. The grade of Olive Street
from North Street to Sycamore Street
is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Olive Street and
North Street the Southeast, corner shall
be 155.20, the Southwest corner shall
be 154.90; the West curb of Olive Street
at a point 250 feet North of the North
line of Alberta Street shall be 156.70 and
the east curb opposite thereto shall be
157.00.
At the intersection of Olive Street
and Alberta Street the Southwest cur-
ner shall be 156.20, the Northwest cor-
ner shall be 156.20, the East curb of
Olive Street at its intersection with the
extended center line of Alberta Street
shall be 156.50.
At the intersection of Olive Street
and Sycamore Street the grade ehall
be as already established by Section
Three of Ordinance No. 160 of this Ci-
ty.
Section 15. The grade, of Santa Ana
Street from Olive Street to East Street
Is hereby established as follows: At
the intersection of Santa Ana Street,
and Olive Street the Northeast and
Northwest corners shall be as already
established by Section 15 of Ordinance
No. 160 of this City; the Southeast
corner shall be 154.60, the Southwest
corner shall be 154.40.
At the intersection of Santa Ana
Street and Melrose Street the North-
east corner shall be 155.80, the North-
west corner shall be 155.60; the South
curb of Santa Ana Street at its inter-
section with the extended center line
of Melrose Street shall be 155.70.
At the intersection of Santa Ana
Street and Krueger Street the North-
eait corner shall be 156.80,- the South-
east corner ohall be 156.80, the South-
west corner shall be 156.60, the North-
west corner shall be 156.60.
At the intersection of Santa Ana
Street and Atchison Street the North-
east corner shall be 158.00, the South-
east corner shall be 158.00, the South-
west corner shall be 157.80, the North-
west corner shall be 157.80.
At the intersection of Santa Ana'
Street and Orange Street the North-
east corner shall be 158.80, the South-
east corner shall be 158.80, the South-
west corner shall be 158.60, the North-
west corner shall be 158.60.
At the intersection of Santa, Ana
Street and Vine Street the Northeast
corner shall be 159.40, the Northwest
corner shall be 159.20, the South curb
of Santa Ana Street at its intersect-
ion with the extended center line of
Vine Street shall be 159.30.
At the intersection of _ Santa Ana,
Street and Bush Street the Northeast
corner shall be 160.60, the Northwest
corner shall be 160.40, the South curb
of Santa Ana Street at its intersection
n-ith the extended center line of Bush
Street shall be 160.50.
At the intersection of Santa Ana
Ordinance No. 191 of this City. vl
At the intersection of East Street
and Broadway Street the Southwest cor-
ner shall . be 163.20 and the Northwest
corner shall be 163.40.
At the intersection of East Street
. and Santa Ana Street the grade shall
be as already established by Section 15
of this Ordinance.
Section 21. All ordinances or parts
I of ordinances in conflict with the pro-
visions of this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 22. The City Clerk shall cer-
tify to the passage of this Ordinance
aad shall cause the same to be pub-
lished once in the Anaheim Gazette, a
weekly newspaper of general circula-
tjon, printed, published and circulated
in said City of Anaheim, and `there-
upon and thereafter it shall be in full
force and effect.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Ordinance was introduced at a meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the City
of Anaheim, held on the 25th day of
March, 1909, and that it was duly pass-
ed at a regular meeting of said Board
of Trustees held on the 8th day of
April, 1909, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Kroe-
ger, Stock and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
I further certify that the President of
said Board of Trustees signed said Or-
dinance on the 8th day of April, 1909.
EDWARD I3, MERRITT,
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
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An Ordinance establishing the grade of certain points
on the following Streets in the City of A° aheim, to -it; Walnut
Street from Santa Ana Street to the City limits;Crone Avenue
from Walnut Street to the City Limits;Broadway Street from
Palm Street to t'''est Street;Illinois Street from Center Street
to Broadway Street;Ohio Street from Center Street to Broadway
Street; Citron Street from Sycamore. Street to Sante. Ana Street;
Resh Street frof{. the %north line of Vineyard .Lot "D6" to Center
Street;Palm Street from Broadway Street to Manta Ana Street;
Cypress Street from Palm Street to Lemon Street;Claudina
Street from Alberta Street to Sycamore Street;Philadelthia Street
from Alberta Street to Sycamore Street;Olive Street from forth
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W o to Santa Ana Street;Rose Street :From Center Street to Santa Ana
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Section 1. Throughout this Ordinance the Northeast corner shale
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be understood to mean the junction of the north and East curb liftea
of the intersecting Streets;the Northwest corner shall be unders-
tood to mrean the junction of the North and West curb lines of
the intersecting Streets;the Southeast corner shall be under-
stood to mean the junction of the South and East curb lines of
the intersecting streets,and the Southwest corner shall be under-
stood to mean the junction of the south and Vest curb lines of
the intersecting streets.
Sec.2. The grades in this ordinance shall be understood to be
the distance in feet above a da.turn plane 152.0 feet below a, stand-
ard bench Nark on the iron door plate at the i:orthorest corner of
the l etz Block, as heretofore established by Ordinance No.98 of the
City of Anaheim,entitled "An Ordinance establishing a Datum Plane
and designating Bench Larks therein".
Sec.3. The grade of Walnut Street from �.)anta. Ana Street to the
City limits is hereby established as follows;At the intersection
of 71alnut Street and Banta Ana. Street the Northeast corner shall
be 1„2.30, the southeast corner shall be 132.10,the southwest
corner shall be.131.90,the Northwest corner shall be 132.10.
At a point 600 feet south of a cement monument at the center
of Walnut Street and Santa Ana Street the east curb shall be 129.50
the gest curb shall be 129.30.
At the intersection of Walnut Street and South Street the
Northeast corner shall be 126.70,the southeast corner shall be
126.50, the west curb at its point of intersection with the
extended center line of South Street shall be 126.35.
At the intersection of Walnut Street and gone Avenue the
south -est corner shall be 125.80,the northwest corner shall be
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At the intersection of Walnut Street and Broad Street the
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of Crone Avenue and Walnut Street the grade shall be as establi-
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At a point 345 feet Wiest of the denter line of Walnut Street
the 2;orth curb of Crone Avenue shall be 125,35 and the south
curb opposite thereto shall be 125.20.
At a .point 394 feet west of the center line of Walnut Street
the forth curb of Crone Avenue shall be 125.25 and the south
curb opposite thereto shall be 125.05.
At its intersection with the East right of way line of the
Southern Pacific Railroad the North curb of Crone Avenue shall
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be 123.90 and the south curb opposite thereto shall be 123.80.
Sec. a. The grade of Broadway Street from palm Street to West
Street is hereby established as follows; At the intersection of
Broa.d,:-ay Street and Palm Street the southwest corner shall be
142.80,the northwest corner shall be 142.80.
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At its intersection with the East right of way line of the
Southern Pacific Railroad the lvorth curb of Crone Avenue shall
be 123.90 and the :youth curb opposite thereto shall be 123.80.
Sec. a. The grade of Proadvay Street from Palm Street to West
Street is hereby established as follows; At the intersection of
Broad -ay Street and Pala Street the southwest corner shall be
142.£30, the northwest corner shall be 142.80.
At the intersection of Broadway .`.street and Citron Street the
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Northeast corner shall be 137.60, the, southeast corner shall be
137.6O,the southwest corner shall be 137.4O,the northwest corner
shall be 137.40.
At the intersection of Broadway Street and Ohio Street the
Northeast corner shall be 136.30, the norhtwest corner shall be
136.1O;the south curb of Broadway Street at its intersection
with the extended xxxkxx center line of Ohio Street shall be
136.20.
At the intersection of Broadway Street and Illinois Street
the northeast corner shall be 135.6O,the north west corner shall
be 135.4O,the south curb of Broadway Street at its intersection
with the extended center line of Illinois Street shall be 135.50
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At a point 192.50feet southerly from the center line of
Center Street the East curb of Illinois Street shall be 137.20
and the West curb opposite thereto shall be 137.00
At the intersection of Illinois Street and Broadway Street
the grade shall be as already established by Section five of this
Ordinance.
Sec.7. The grade of Ohio Street from e'enter Street to
Broadway Street is hereby established as follows; At the intersect-
ion of Ohio Street and Center Street the grade shall be as already
established by Section seven of Ordiance No.16O of this City.
At a point 192.5 feet southerly from the center line of Cen-
ter Street the East curb of Ohio Street shall be 13'7.30 and the
West curb opposite thereto shall be 137.10.
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Broadway Street is hereby established as follows; At the intersect-
ion of Ohio Street and Center Street the grade shall be as already
established by Section seven of Ordiance I�o.160 of this City.
At a point 192.5 feet southerly from the center line of Cen-
ter Street the Ea s . curb of Ohio Street shall be 137.30 and the
West curb opposite thereto shall be 137.10.
At the intersection of Ohio Street and Chestnut Street the
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Iyortheastcorner shall be 137.00,the southeast corner shall be
136.85, the west curb of Ohio Street at its intersection with
the extended men.ter line of Chestnut Street shall be 136.75.
At the intersection of Ohio Street and Broadway Street the
grade shall be as already established by section five of this
Ordinance.
Sec.8. The grade of Citron Street from Sycamore Street to
Santa Ana Street is hereby established as follows; at the
intersection of Citron Street and Sycamore Street the North-
east corner shall be 142.30,the southeast corner shall be 142.30,
the southwest corner shall be 142.00,the northwest corner shall
be 142.00.
The east curb of Citron Street at its intersection with the
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At the intersection of Citron Street and Center Street the
grade shall be as already established by Section seven of Ordiance
A0.160 of this City.
At the intersection of Citron Street and Chestnut Street
the south,rest corner shall be 138.20, the northwest corner
shall be 138.40; the east curb of Citron Street at its inter-
section ,rith the extended center line of Chestnut Street shall
be 138.50.
At the intersection of Citron Street and Broadway Street %he -N
the grade shall be as already established by Section five of
this "rdinance.
At the intersection of Citron Street and `'ants Ana Street the
Northeast corner shall be 139.00, the southeast corner shall be 139.00
the southwest corner shall be 138.80,and the northwest corner shil?
be 128.80.
Section 9. The grade of Resh Street from theorth line of Vine -
Yazd Lot "D6" to Center Street is hereby, established as follows;
The east curb of Resh Street at its intersection with the North
line of Vineyard Lot "D6" shall be 142.50 and the 'West curb opp-
osite thereto shall be 142.20.
At the intersection of Resh Street and Chartres Street the
northeast corner""shall°be 141.85, the southeast corner shall be
141.65, the southwest corner shall be 141.35,the north-west
corner shall be 141.55.
At the intersection of Resh Street and Center Street the
North-east corner shall be 141.15, the northwest corner shall
be 140.95.
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At the intersection of Palm Street and Davis Street the
Northeast corner shall be 143.60 thesoutheast corner shall
be 143.60;the west curb of Palm Street at its intersection --ith
the extended center line of Davis Street shall be 143.40.
At the intersection of Palm Street and Santa Ana Street the
Northeast corner shall be 142.50,the southeast corner shall be
142.30,the southwest corner shall be 142.10,the northwest
corner shall be 142.30.
Section ll.The grade of Cypress Street from calm Street to
Lemon'Street is hereby established as followe;At the inter-
section of Cypress Street and Palm Street the grade shall be as
already established by Section 10 of Ordinance No.160,of this
City.
At the intersection of Cypress Street and 4elena Street the
Southeast corner shall be 146.55,the southwest corner shall be
146.35,the North curb of Cypress Street at its intersection
with, the extended center line of Helena Street shall be 146.60.
At the intersection of Cypress Street and Clementine Street
the southeast corner shall be 147.65,the southwest corner shall
be 147.45,the north curb of cypress Street at its intersection
with the extended center line of Clementine Street shall be 147.7
At the intersection of Cypress Street and Lemon Street Lhe
grade shall be as already established by Section five of Ordinance
No.160 of this City.
Section 12. The grade of Claudina Street from Alberta Street
to Sycamore Street is hereby established as follows; At the
intersection of Claudina Street and Alberta Street the 14ortheast
corner shall be 153.80,the southeast corner shall be 153.80,
the southwest corner shall be 153.50, the northwest corner shall
be 153.50.
At the intersection of Claudina Street and Sycamore Street
the Northeast corner shall be 155.05,and the Northwest corner
W shall be 154.75.
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Street to Sycamore Street is hergby establihed as follows; at
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the northeast corner shall be 156.00,and the northwest corner shall
be 155.70:.
Section 14. The grade of Olive Street from North Street to
Sycamore Street is hereby established as follows;At the intersec-
tion of Olive Street and North Street the Southeast corner shall
be 155.20, the south7,est corner shall be 154.90; The west curb of
Olive Street at a pont 250'feet North of the North line of Alber-
ta Street shall be 156.70 and the east curb opposite thereto
shall be 157.00
At the intersection of Olive Street and Alberta Street the
south-west corner shall be 156.20,the northwest corner shall be
156.20,the east curb of Olive Street at its intersection with
the extended center line of Alberta Street shall be 156.50.
Olive Street at a pont 250 feet Yorth of the I orth line of Al'beT-
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ta Street shall be 156.70 and the east curb opposite thereto
shall be 157.00
At the intersection of Olive Street and Alberta Street the
south -nest corner shall be 156.20,the northwest corner shall be
156.20,the east curb of Olive Street at its intersection with
the extended center line of Alberta Street shall be.156.50.
At the intersection of Olive Street and Sycamore Street the
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grade shall be as already established by section three of Ordinan-
ce No.160 of this City.
Section 15. The grade of Santa Ana Street from Olive Street to
East Street is hereby established as follows; At the intersec-
tion of Santa Ana Street and Olive Street the northeast and
northwest corners shall be as already established by Section 15
of Ordinance No.160 of this City;the southeast corner shall be
154.60,the southivest corner shall be 154.40.
At the intersection of Santa Ana Street and Melrose Street
the northeast corner shall be 155.80,the northwest corner shall
be 155.60; the south curb of Oarta Ana Street at its intersection
with the extended center line of Melrose Street shall be 1,55.70.
At the intersection of Santa Ana Street and Kroeger Street
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158.80, the southwest corner shall be 158.60, the northwest corner
shall bel58.60.
At the intersection of Santa Ana Street and Vine Street the
northeast corner shall be 159.40, the northwest corner shall be
159.20,the south curb of Santa Ana Street at its intersection
with the extended center line of Vine Street shall be 159.30.
At the intersection of `'ante Ana Street and Mush Street the
northeast corner shall be 160.609 the northwest corner shall be
160.40,,he south curb of Manta Ana Street at its intersection
with the extended center line of Bush Street shall be 160.50.
At the intersection of Santa Ana Street and Rose Street the
Northeast corner shall be 161.90, the northwest corner shall be
161.70,the south curb of 5ganta Ana Street at its intersection
with the extended center line of Rose Street shall be 161.80.
At the intersection of Santa Ana Street and East Street the
southwest corner shall be 162.00 and the Northwest corner shall
be 162.20.
Section 16. The grade of Broadway Street at Orange Street is
hereby established as follows; the northeast corner shall be
158.84,the southeast,corner shall be 158.800 the southwest
corner shall be 158.60 and the northwest corner shall be 158.60.
Section 17. The grade of Vine Street from Center Street to
Santa Ana street is hereby established as follows; at the
intersection of Vine Street and Center Street the grade shall be
as already established by Section three of Ordinance Mo.191,of
this City;the east curb of Vine Street at a point 400 feet
Ir south of the tenter line of Center Street shall be 159.60, and
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the west curb opposite thereto shall be 158.40.
At the intersection of Vine Street and Santa Ana Street the
grade shall be as already established by section 15 of this Ordi-
nance.
Section 18. The grade of Bush Street from Santa Ana Street to
Center Street is hereby established as follows, at the intersec-
tion of Bush Street and venter Street the grade shall be as
already established t)y Section three of Ordinance Eo.191 of this
City;the east curb of Bush Street at a point 181 feet North of
the Center line of Broadway Street shall be 160.90 and the west
curb opposite thereto shall be 160.60.
At the intersection of Bush Street and Broadway Street the
northeast corner shall be 160.60,the southeast corner shall be
160.60,the southwest corner shall be 160.40,and the North-west
corner shall be 160.40.The east curb of Bush Street at a point
193 feet south of the Center line of Broadway Street ~hall be 159.0
and the west curb opposite thereto shall be 159.70.
At the intersection of Bush Street and uganta Ana Street the
grade shall be as already established by section 15 of this Ordi-
nance.
Section 19. The grade of Rose Street from Center Street to
Santa Ana Street is hereby established as follows; at the in-
tersection of Rose Street and Center Street the grade shall be
as already established by section three of Ordiance No.191 of
this City.The east curb of Rose Street at a point 400 feet south
of the Center line of Center Street shall be 162.40 and the
west curb opposite thereto shall be 162.20.
At the intersection -of Rose Street and Broadway Street the
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ner shall be 161.80. The east curb of Rose Street at a point 153
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Section 20. The grade of East Street from Center Street to
Santa Ana Street is hereby established as follows;At the inter-
section of°East Street and Center Street the grade shall be as
already established by section three of Ordinance Vo.191 of
this City.
At the intersection of East Street and Broadway Street the
southwest ^orner shall be 163.20 and the northwest corner shalt lae
163.40.
At the intersection of East Street and Banta Ana Street the
grade shall be as already established by Section 15 of, this
Ordianance.
Section 21.All Ordinances or -parts of Ordinances in conflict
with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 22. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of
this Ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in
the Anaheim Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circulation,
printed,pubiished and circulated in said City of Anaheim,and
'thereupon and thereafter it shall be full force and effect.
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President of theBoardoftrusteesof the
City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced
at ameeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,held
on the 25th. day of -Uarch,1909, and that it was duly passed at
�► a regular meeting; of said Board.of Trustees held on the ifday
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of Apri1.19b9. by the following vote:
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W W I further certify that the President of said Board of Trustees
m.� asigned said Ordinanbe on the day of April,1909.
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Clerk of the City of -Anaheim.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
of the County of Orange, State of California.
State of California, SS.
County of Orange
c 1_eI1 being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the Qyr11n anoe No ,1'
which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least _ ._C)YIP_+ 7 T'p , commencing
on the 26th day of Jurrie- _1909.
and ending on the 2F, t,h day of
190..9, both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows: June 26
Subscribed and sworn to before me thisL-4— day of
a 1900.
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ORDINANCE NO. 211.
An Ordinance ordering the work
-of opening an Alley through
Original Building Lots 33 and
37, in the'City of An4heirn, and
appointing Commissioners -to
assess thta benefits and d ameiges
and have general supervision of
said work, I
The Brd of Trustees of the City of Ana -
helm daoaordain-as follow
Section 1. That the public interest and
con -6f
Trustees hdreb7 order to be done the work of
opening and extending the alley between
South Lemon Street and South Los Angeles
Street, through Original City Lots 33 and 37,
to the City of Anaheim, is accordance with
Resolution of Intention No. 81, declaring the
intention of said Board of Trustees to order
( said work to be done, and it is hereby ordered
that said work be done in accordance with I
said Resolution of Intention.
Section 2. That subject to removal by said
Board of Trustees at any time for'•cause, Max
Nebelung, Fred A. Backs, Jr. and Julius J
Schneider be and they -are hereby appointed
Commissioners to assess the benefit and dam-
ages and have general' supervision of said
work until the completion thereof in com-
pliance with an Act of the Legislature of the
State of California, approved. March 6th, 1889.
and entitled, An Act to provide for laying I
out, opening, extending, widening, straight-
ening, or closing up, in whole or in pat t, any • .
street, square, lane, alley, noutt or place, with-
in municipalities, and to condemn and acquire
any and all land and property necessary or
convenient for that purpose." For their ser-
vices said Commissioners shall receive as
compensation the sum of Two Dollars and-
Fifty
ndFifty Cents per diem for the days upon which I:
they are actually engaged in performingg said �
services, Said Commissioners' shall before
proceeding with the performance of their du-
ties file with the Clerk of said Board of Trus-
tees an affidavit and a, bond to the State of Call,
foinia in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, to i
faithfully perform the duties -of his office in
,the manner and form required b� law.
Section 3. The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage of this 'Ordinance and cause the C
Isame to be published once in the Orange
County Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation, printed, published and. cir- I
1 culated in said City of Anaheim, and there- I
upon and thereafter the same shall be in full
force and effect. G. J. STOCK,
j President pro tem of the Board of Trustees of '
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordi-
nance was introduced at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
held on the 27th day of May, 1989, and that it
was duly passed at a regular meeting of said ;
Board of Trustees held on the 24th day of
June, 1909, by fhe following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Stock, Gates, Kroeger and
Fiscus.
Noes: None.
And I further certify that the President pro
tem of said Board of Trustees Signed said Or-
dinance on the 24th day of June, 1909:
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
2611 City Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
Ord.;.nance yro.
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An Ordinance ordering; the work of opening an alley through
Original Building Lots 33 and 37,in the City of Anaheim, and app-
ointing commissioners to assess the benefits and damages and have
general supervision of said work.
The Board of 'Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
follows;
Section:l:That the public interest and convenience require,
and that the said Board of Trustees hereby order to be done the
work of opening and extending the alley between South Lemon Street
and South Los Angeles Street,through Original City Lots 33 and
37,in the City of Anaheim,in accordance with Resolution of Inten-
tion Nlo.81, declaring the Intention of said Board of Trustees to
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order said work to be done, and it is hereby ordered that said work
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Section 2: That subject to removal by said Board of Trustees
o iat anytime for cause, -_Ucy 4d`�i �l dc4,.---A—i 9.40L „ rj-C.
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am Zbe and they are hereby appointed coimriissionere to assess the benef�tt
sand damages and have general supervision of said work until the com-
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° pletion thereof in compliance with an act of the Legislature of
the State of California, approved 1warch 6th, 1889, and entitled, "An
act to provide for laying out, opening, extending,widening, straighten-
ing, or closing up, in whole or in part, any street, square, lane, alley,
court or pIace,within inunicipalities,and td condem and acquire any
and all land and property necessary or convenient for that purpose,",
For their services said commissioners shall receive as compensa-
tion the sum of two dollars and fifty cents per diem for the days
upon which they are actually engaged in performing said services.
Said commissioners shall before proceeding with the performance of
their duties file with the clerk of said Board of Trustees an aff-
idavit and a bond to the State of California in the sum of five
thousand dollars, to faithfully perform the duties of his office in
the manner and form regdired by law.
Section 3: The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of
this Ordinance and cause the sane to be published once in the
Orange County Plain Dealer,a weakly newspaper of general circulati-
on,printed,published and circulated in said City of Anaheim, and
thereupon and thereafter the same shall be in full force and
effect.
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President 6 th6'-Board of Trustees of the
City o?'Ana-Yieim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim held
on the 27th' day of 1"ay,19091 and that it was duly passed at a
regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 30th- day
of June, 1909,by
the following vote.
Ayes:
Noes:
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the President,,,,of said Board of
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said Ordinance on
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
of the County of Orange,. State of California.
Ordinance No. 212.
An ordinance ordering the work
of opening an Alley through Or-
iginal Building Lots 25, 26, 29
and 30, in the City of Anaheim,
and appointing Commissioners
to assess the benefits and dam-
ages and have general supervi-
sion of said work.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1.—That the public interest and
convenience require, and that the said Board
of Trustees hereby order to be done the work
eCopening an alley eighteen feet wide through
—------- Original Building Lots 25. 26, 29 and 30, run-
nislg Easterly and Westerly through said Lots,
State of California, 9u said City of Anaheim, in accordance with
SS. liesolution of intention No.85 declaring the
County of Orange intention of said Board of Trustees to order
said work to be done, and it is hereby ordered
that said work be done in accordance with
said resolution of intention.
r SEC. 2.—That subject to removal by said
Board of Trustees at any time for cause, W. A.
) being first duly 'Wallace, C. Eygabroad and S. Lybarger be
and they are hereby appointed coin..... ers
sworn, deposes and says: at at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he to assess the benefits and damages, and have
:general supervision of said work until the
was a citizen of the United S tes, over the age of 21 years, and a res- completion thereof, in compliance with an
.Act of the Legislature of the State of Califor-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal ;nia, approved March 6, 1889, and entitled ',An
Act to provide for laying out, opening, ex -
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a tending, widening, straightening, or closing
'up., in whole or in part, any street, square,
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the vane, alley, court or place within municipali-
ties, and to condemn and acquire any and all
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said land and property necessary or convenient for I
purpose." For their services said Com- I
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a missioners shall receive as compensation the
sum of $2,50 per them for the days upon which
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination they are actually engaged in performing said
services. Each of said Commissioners shall,
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, before proceeding with the performance of
their duties, file with the CIerk of said Board
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said of Tiustees an affidavit and a bond to the
State of California in the sum of $5,000.00 to
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the -faithfully perform the duties of his office, in
the manner and form required by law.
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for SEC. 3.—The City Clerk shall certify to the
Passage of this ordinance and cause the same
more than one year pre ing the first publication of the notice herein -.to be published once in the Orange County I
Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation, printed, published and circulated
mentioned; that the W-1 •i% 1 'Y .t in said City of Anaheim, and thet8upon and
Ahereafter it shall be in full force and effect.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
of which the President of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim.
annexed is a printed co was published and printed in said newspaper I hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
p py, p p -Board ofnce sTrustees- of' the City eofI Ofeime
held on the 8th day of July, 1909, and that it
at least _ Ccti.x commencing was duly passed at a regular meeting of said
Board of Trustees held on the 29th day of July,
by the foliowing vote:Ori theday Of 190..1.1909,Ayes: I'iscus. Trustees Rust, Gates, Stock and
Noes: None.
and ending on the _____day of And I further certify that the President of
Said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
190.1.,tboth days inclusive, and as often during said time aid news- on the 29th day of July, 1909.
y � EDWARD B. MERRITT,
paper'was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication City Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
was made were as follows:
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
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Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
ordinance No.
An ordinance ordering the work of opening an alley through
Original Bixilding Lots 25. 269 29 and 30, in the lity of Anaheimv And
appointing Coramissions=.rs' to assess the benefits and damages and have
general sunervision of said work.
The Board. of Trustees of t11e City of Anaheim do ordain as fol—
lows:
fol—logs:
Seition I. Thpt the publie interest and convenienoe require,
and that the said Board of. Trustees hereby order to be done the work
of opening an alley eighteen feet wide through original Building Lots
259 tri, 29 anc3 30, running Easterly and !Aesterly through said Lots,
in said City of Anaheim, in accordance with resolution of intention
No. 85 declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order
said work to ISP done, and it is hereby ordered that said work be
done in art ,iordance. with said resolution of intention.
,See. 2. That subject to removal RoaxcKpmxmx by said Board of
Tr1istPPs at any tirnP for cause,*✓
be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to assess the benefits
and damages, and have eneral m1pervision of said work until the
completion thereof, ill com-plianne with an Act of the Legislature of.
the State of California, approved MRrnh 6, 1889, and. entitled "An
Act to ,)rovide for laying out, opening, extending, widening, s;tright—
ening, or ^losing up, in whole or in part, any street, squaret lane,
alley, court or pine, within mullinipalitiPs, and to condez l and ac—
quire any and all land and property nPcessa.ry or ^.onvPnient for that
purpose." Pot thoir services saki. Commissioners shall ref',eive as
compensation the siu1 of 42.50 per (lipin, for the days upon which they
Each of
are actually Pngaed'in pPrfor.T'.?17ig said sPrvices3.^Said Cornriissioners
s'la11, 1)(tfore procF'eding with the performance of. their duties, file
with the Clerk of said. Board of Trustees an afzidavit and a bondto
the State of California. in the sum of 45000.00 to faithfully perform
tie duties of his office, in the �f�anner and form reclzir. Pd by law.
Sec. 3. The City "lerk shall nertify to the paSSa9P of this
-!n6 ca.x e u iec,;. i,f�);�>�-.B':eC. or:,�P ;;i t,,P Qr'a.ngP County
PlaindAalpr, a weekly npl!sparjpr of general-.i-r(ni.Uqtion j)-ri2ltF-dq
published and iirnulpted in 9,qi(i City of Analleim, end thereupon and
therp9fter it shall bom, in full for -le acid effect.
President of the Board of Trustees of
tjje "_its of Anaheim.
J, hereby in-rt.ify, tilp..t the forpr-oing ordinanne was introduced
at q lrlpptin�' of the Board of Trustees of tho City of Anaheim, held
orf- the, 8th dR'I.r of Jlllv., 1909, 11lict that it leas duly passed
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lar Meet ill- of lsriirl RoPrd 6�f' Trustees Yield on the �"L:day ofl
19099 by the following vote:
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.And I further iertify that the President of said Board of
Trustees signed said or(linRn,,e on the day of 1909
Olit,, rller-k, of said City of Anaheim.
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Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, California
IN THE SUPERIOR COUEJ
of the County of Orange, State of California.
State of California, SS.
County of Orange
being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: What at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United �ates, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was Rat and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the_ �. -N
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least kK ~. ' commencing
on the .J ^ day of s` ,� 190..x.
and ending on the _ ' day of
190.'.., both days inclusive, and as often during said �ime as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows:
nhccrihed and sworn to before me this �—'�: day of
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Notary Publi in nd for Orange County, California.
Ordinance No. 213.
An Ordinance Amending Ordl- :
nance No. 143 of the City of idi j
An theinm, by Adding a Now See- I !
tion Thereto.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim
do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That Ordinance No. 143 of the
City of Anaheim, entitled "An ordinance
against obstructing streets, alleys or sidewalks
in the City of Anaheim," passed June 101h,
1902, be and the same is hereby amended by
adding anew section thereto as follows:
Section l'h. It shall be the duty of any per-
son. firm or corporation to whom a permit
has been issued to obstruct any street, alley,
or sidewalk in the City of Anaheim under
.lection I of this ordinance to place and main-
tain lights on ouch end of such obstruction,
and at distances of not more than fifty feet
along the line thereof, from sunset of each day
to sunrise of the next day, until such obstruc-
tion has been wholly removed from such
street, ull1 or sidewalk:
Sectios The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage of. --his ordinance and cause the
same to be; P4-blished pn,- tl,e Orange
Count3^ PYaln beater; i wee ty newspaper of
general circulation printed, publishe .and cir-
culated ipt id City of Anaheim,and wereupon
it shall isnd be in full force.
C. O. RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
I Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
j 2i day of July, 1909, and that it was duly
passed and adopted at a regular meeting of
NeW Board of Trustee. held on the 12th day of
August, 1909, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates. Kroeger, Stock
WMA Fiscus.
Nees: None.
And I further certify that the President of
`'Xaid Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
#wn August 12th, 1909.
T' Seall EDWARD B. MERRYTr,
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
Ordirianc P Ho. '-5-f,3
An o»dinanie amending Ordinance No. 143 of the City of Analrein,
by nr!ding i neiv section thereto.
The 'Board. of Zrustees of the lity of Anaheim doh ordain as
follo�s
Soition 1. That Ordinance, No. 143 of the oity of AIVaIiPirn, en-
titled "An ordinan-P against O'ustro.cting strepts, alleys or sid,( va.lks
in the Cite of A?i�hPirn," passed June 10th, 19029 be and the same, is
hereby amended by adding a new section ther!ato as follows:
Sec. 1 1,1/p,. It s Ball be the duty of any person, firi or ^orpora-
tion to 'vhOm a pF*rr'lit has bePn is Stied to obsstrttct any street, Riley
or side,,valk in the ^ity of Ana',-im tinder Section 1 of this ordinarce
to plamtp� ?nd mgintain lights on eayh end of Suoii obstruction, am -1. a.t
d.istanees of not more than fifty feet along the line thereof, from
sunset of each day to s uririse. of the next day, 1111til sun.h obstruc-
tion has been jvholly removed fro;a such strept, alley or sidewalk.
Sec. r. The lity "lerk shall certify to the Passage, Of this.;
ordi.nancp and ^ su sp ti -v, Tsai-)lp to be publ:ishpd onie in tiip OrRingp "ounty
PlRindenler, a wepkly rie'v, p`ij)er of �enprPl iirmilntion printed, pub-
lisshpd ani circulated in said cit;,r of Anaheim, and thereupon it sAall
take effpct and be in Bill force.
President of thr-i Bo d of Trus pe5 o
the City of AnahPira.
I hereby-ertifir th'.t the foregoing or(j.i nancn was intrchdunmd
at, a meeting of the Boarci of T-IlStpes:; Of the cil-' y Of Anah(sili, held.
on the Cla r of J111ir, 19,)9, 1-nd. t ,p.t it, ,R,ao duly pass;etj ant; adopt=-
ed a.t a rye 1t1ar lipptin * of s-sairl Bocrd. of Trustee's held on the /
day of August, 1909, by tl,w fol_leo.,,,Tin„ vote:
Noes:
Anti 1 further-r�rtify VA-:�t the Prp�,ideiit of Said Board. of
Triz.f�trps Sigllpd aid or(iinancP on Au us7t /.X 1909
. .,uh�
le -k of th(, '"i .y of. Anaheim. ��
(j 9
r
` `'� �
"���..' T
f . �r
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
of the County of Orange, State of California.
State of California,
County of Orange ss'
G. �Z'___ _ _%_Aj __ being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: \ That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United\States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year pr ng the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least_: cc\\,s_, �' � s, , commencing
on the n/ I W day Jr 190.
and ending on the '�.-1 eday of t
190.q., both days inclusive, and as often during sa me as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
190
Notary' Public in and f r Orange County, California.
Ordinance : No. 214.
i
} An Ordinance Amending Qrdi-�'
nano No. 179 of the City of Ana
helm by Adding a New Section
Thereto
V
The.Board of Trustees of the City of �►naf!ei�n
doo aadain as follows:
Section 1. '1 hat Ordiumm* •� i* of the
i City'of Anaheim' entitled "An ot'if asttee filet
.ng the fire limits of the City of Anaheim.
:,rp Viding for the;. kind of buildings to be erect•
ed` therein prescribing .regulations. for the;
moving of buildioss, and requiring - - bfng`
in buildings to be tested," passed - M 13th,
1906, be and the same is hereby amended by
adding a new section thereto as foil ' ' .
Section 8%. It shall bethe duty:o any peiR
son, firm or corporation )to whom It permit has
been issued under Sections 4, 6 or 6 of this or
dinanee, to plate and maintain lights oh each
sad of the buildtng being muv*d under suclt:I
Permit, from sunset of each dap to"Aun�e ORthe next day, whenever such building is o J
structing any street, alley or sldewgl>t ut as,
of Anaheilh.
on it shall take+effect ap& be in fill! pore ,
CHAS`. Ol-r0 itz
President of Board of Truitimg
the ty of Anaheim. 4 f
I hereby certify that the foregoing
was introduced at a meeting of the,,
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, howl
29th day of July, 1909, and that it 'vow"
passed and adopted at a regula'rm
Board of Trustees held on the 12th
gust. 1909, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Kroeoft,ftW .t
and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
And I further "certify that thgeiiii of
said Board of Trustees "gl ed stei4;ostlliaaM ,e
on August 12th, 19f19,
[Seal] EDWARD,, lRR "
Clerk od tfi�lxi
ctlii a.
An ordinance amending 0rd.inan^e No. 179 of. the City of Anahoim
by adding a new section thereto.
The BoRrci of Trustees of tile lity of Anaheim do ordain as
follo�►s :
Section 1. That Ordinance No. 179 of the city of. A:1aireim, en-
titled "All �rd1 rlan^e' fr Xing; t[1! i'ire lit lit.fi of the "] t f of Ana.�iPiT.l;
providing for the kind, of buildings to be erected tl:ereinp prescrib-
ing rP;11la.tions .for the raovin; of buildings, and requiring plumbing
in buildillgs to by tpstfld", passed L arch 13th, 19069 be. and, tile saxme
is hereby arae'nded. by adding a new section thereto as folio°�r s:
Sec. rt :i1a11 be ?,�1� duty of any person, f1 r'T1 or nor—
It
to iho; i a �errn� t has been ismied under sections 49 5 or 6
of this ord.inanne, to place and maintain lights on maid end of the
building being; moved under siz^h permit, fro!nn s11i1sF't of each day to
srznrise of.the next day, �henPve'r 81,111 iniilding is obstructing any
Strept allfay or siap',ralk in saki city of Anaheim.
Sec. 2. The city 1)1Prk shall ^prtify to the pas: =zge of this
orninance and r -.ruse the sar'ne to br published on(,,,- in the Orange "guilty
PlaindPaler, a weekly nww� 3 -paper of UpnPral cirnillation print Pd, przb-
lishe°d and cir^.ulated in saii11. city of Anaheim, .and thereupon it
s':all take pf''ect, and be in full force.
OAA-'
,
Pr,-;9ident of tile' Boar of Trustees
of the city of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the forPrfoin;, ordinance was introduced
at a mr�pting of the Hoard )f Trustees of the "ity of Anaheim, helot
on the z9 ``- dRIr Of July, 1909, anc� that it �qas c71zl.1 ;pass^d and
ad.oj)ted at a re°milar me etink-' of said. Board of Trustees held oil the
� day of August, 1909, by the follo��iri- vote:
lJ y✓ G_ d '
Atf e 9 : i m 1 `� t P. e S so ✓ lh c�-c. ��o� l ` ..t -O e...�+0
IF
N o a; s : �n 5�----
And T furtliPr .^,prtify that the Presid.ent' of said Board of
Triiste e.b signed :,-=aid ord narilH on A13Z1! ;t
-r3. -cam r
I1;: rk of the, :'pity of Anaheim.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
of the County of Orange, State of California.
State of California,
County of Orange � ss'
LZ. tr --being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the Unite States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year pr eding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the.
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least a i � commencing
on the)j ) g\r _day of 190 .
and ending on the _ day of
190.., both days inclusive, and as often during said ti /e s said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows
S,lbscribed and sworn to before me this % day of
190.1
s xjtl�.
Notary Public in andf or Orange County, California.
ORDINANCE NO.;21XI-.
An Ordinance reguhai0
ing ofexcavations'
streets, alleys or sidewal" in
the (City of Anaheim.
The Board of Trustees of the pityt 1�pp-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. lL shall be unlawful for' att�+ gel.;
son, firm or corporation to maks' atiy (+7C ave:
tion in any public street, alley or aidewk in;
the City of Anaheim withoutfirat` }}o.
tice to the Superintendent of S, to "
City attd making deposit fol=
indemnity, for damages as hetRC�iba
rvided.
The person, firm or corporation m
j to make any such, excavati+6p ;.
I the 8 u n a r i ntnn.in.,t �.f ct'n.t ....tw, ..._.sx.:.,..
street, all, or
on is made is
¢rn„e�
wet
ORDINANCE NO. 215.
cavation in a macadamized, graveled or unim-
nance a sum equal to two and one-half cents
-
proved street, alley or sidewalk is completed,
the same shall be well wet and rolled, the
for each square foot of surface of the excava-
An
An Ordinance regulating the mak-
and
surface of such refilling, after the same is roll-
tion in public streets, alleys or sidewalks
which are paved or macadamized; and one -
ed, shall be made flush with the surrounding
fifth of one cent for each square foot of surface
Ing Of excavations in public
surface of such macadamized, graveled or un-
improved street, alley or sidewalk. When the
of the excavation in public streets, alleys or
sidewalks which are not paved or macadam -
Streets, alleys or sidewalks in
refilling of any excavation in a street, alley or
sidewalk which has been oiled is completed,
ized• provided that the minimum deduction
shall be one dollar; and he shall also deduct
the Cit of Anaheim.
�'
the surface of such refilling shall be thorough-
ly soaked with crude petroleum oil.
the cost of any work done or repairs made by
him under the provisions of Sec. 6 or Sec, 7 of
Section 4 When the street, alley or side-
this ordinance from any and all deposits then
walk its which such excavation is made is
in his hands, or that may thereafter come into
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
paved with asphalt or bituminous rock or ce-
his hands, belonging to the person, firm or
heim do ordain as follows:
ment the person, firm or corporation making
corporation required by this ordinance to do
r, js Section1. It shall be unlawful for any per-
the excavation shall refill the same, as herein-
before provided, up to the under side of the
such work or make such repairs. Immediate -
ly upon the completion of the work of refill -
firm or corporation to make any excava-ction
on, in any public street, alley a sidewalk in
pavement, and when said refilling sin proper
ing and resurfacing the excavation or excava-
he Giry of Anaheim without first giving no-
ice to the Superintendent Streets
condition, shall proceed to replace and repair
the pavement torn up or damaged by such
tions for which a special deposit has been
made, as aforesaid, the Superintendent of
of of said
City, and making a deposit for damages and
excavation, in accordance with the specifica-
Streets shall return and refund to the person,
indemnity for damages as hereinafter pro-
tions then used by the City of Anaheim for the
laying of asphalt or bituminous rock
firm or corporation making such special
deposit, as in Section I hereof provided,
vided.
The person, firm or corporation intending
pave-
went, or cement sidewalks,
the balance of such deposit, after mak-
ing all the deductions herein authorized,
to make any such excavation shall file with
the Superintendent of Streets a written notice
�ection 5. It shall be the duty of any per-
son, firm or corporation making any excava-
and he shall in like manner, after the
of such intention, describing specifically the
location and area of the excavation or exca va-
tion in any public street, alley or sidewalk, to
Place and maintain lights at each end of such
completion of the work of refilling and re-
surfacing all excavations for which a general
tions intended to be made, and shall deposit
with Stwerindent Streets
excavation, and at distances of not more than
fif feet along the line thereof, from
t3
deposit has been made, return and refund
such general deposit, after making the deduc-
said of a sum equal
to fifty cents per square foot of surface of said
sunset of
each day to sunrise of the next day, until such
tions herein authorized.
excavation or excavations to be made in
,excavation is entirely refilled.
The decision of the Superintendent of
streets or alleys which are macadamized or
paved with asphaltum or bituminous rock;
Section 6. After such excavation is com-
menced, the work of making and refilling the
Streets as to the cost of any work done or re -
pairs made by him under the provisions of
and a sum equal to twenty-five cents for each
same shall be prosecuted with due diligence,
Section 6 or Section 7 hereof. shall be final and
square foot of surfaa,e of said excavation or
and so as not to obstruct thestreet, alley or
conclusive as to such cost.
excavations to be made on all other streets, al-
sidewalk or travel thereon more than is actu-
Said Superintendent of Streets shall pay to
leys or sidewalks; provided, that no deposit
ally necessary therefor. If the work is not so
the City Treasurer all sums deducted by him
shall be less than five dollars; and provided
prosecuted, or if the work of refilling does not
from all deposits, and said City Treasurer
further, that any person, firm or corporation
in the judgment of the Superintendent of
shall deposit all said sums to the credit of the
intending to make excavation- in the public
Streets• comply with the terms of this ordi-
general fund.
streets, alleys or sidewalks may make and
maintain a general deposit with the said Su-
nance, the Superintendent of Streets shall no-
tify the person, firm or corporation named in
Section 9. All excavations, refilling of ex -
cavations and repairing of pavements under
perintendent of Streets in the sum of five
hundred dollars for any damages, and as in-
the receipt, that the work is not being prose-
cuted with due diligence, or that the refilling
the provisions of this ordinance shall be made
under the supervision and direction of the Su-
demnity for any damages, which may be
of such excavation has not been properly
perintendent of Streets.
caused by the making of such excavations,
and while such general deposit is maintained
done, and require such person, firm or corpo-
ration, within three days after the service of
Section 1 �. It shall be unlawful for any per -
at the said sum of five hundred dollars shall
such notice, to proceed with the diligent pros-
ti
son, firm of corporation
on to lay any gas or
not be required to make the special deposits
hereinbefore provided for, but shall be re-
ecution of said work or to properly complete
the same, as the case may be. Such notice
emain pipe, or private
water service pipe,
sewer, r any drain or other conduitin any
.
quired to file written notice of intention on-
c
cerning such excavation, as above prescribed,
shall be written or printed, and shall be served
personally. or by leaving it at the residence or
street, alley or sidewalk in the City Ana -
helm at a distance of le
less than two feet below
before beginning the same.
place of business of such person, firm or cor-
the established grade gutter of such street,
or less than three feet below the surface of any
^Section 2. The Superintendent of Streets,
on receiving the written notice and the gener-
poration; or if such person firm or corporation
cannot be found, and such place of business,
such other street, alley or sidewalk.
al or special deposit required by Section 1
or Place of residence is unknown. or is out-
Section 11, Any person, firm or corporation
hereof, shall issue a receipt for such deposit,
side of the said city, said notice may be set ved
who shall violate any of the provisions of this
and shall open and keep an account thereof.
by depositing it in the postoffice, addressed to
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
Said receipt shall specify the person, firm or
the person, firm or corporation, at such place
meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be
corporation -to whom it is isgued, and in case
of business or residence, if known, or it un-
punishable by a fine of not less than ten dol -
of a special deposit, the street, alley or side-
known, at the City of Anaheim. If such no-
Tars nor more than two hundred dollars, or by
walk, and the particular portion thereof to be
tice is not complied with, the Superintendent
imprisonment in the City Jail for not less than
excavated, and the extent of such excavation
of Streets shall do whatever work is necessary
five nor more than one hundred days, or both
In case a general deposit is made and main-
to refill such excavation, and to restore the
such fine and imprisonment.
tained as aforesaid, said Superintendent of
street, alley or sidewalk, or part thereof exca-
Section 12, The City Clerk shall certify to
ggtreet
`or shall, on receipt of notice of an excava-
vated, to as good a. condition as the same was
the passage of this ordinance and cause the
ti rom The person, firm corporation
in before such excavation was made.
same to be published once in the Orange
from whom such general deposit shall have
Section 7. The person, firm or corporation
County Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of
been received, issue to such person, firm or
by whom any excavation in paved, macadam-
general circulation printed, published and cir-
corporation a written certificate, setting forth
ized or graveled streets, alleys or sidewal4s,
culated in said city of Anaheim, and thereupon
that such general deposit is in the possession
shall be made, shall be deemed and held to
it shall take effect and be in full force.
of said Superintendent of Streets, and specify-
ing the matters required to be contained in a
warrant the work of refilling and repair there-
of for the period of one year after the refilling
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
receipt for a special deposit. No such receipt
of such excavation against all defects in work-
President of the Board of Trustees of
or certificate shall be transferable.
manship or materials. Whenever within said
the City of Anaheim,
Section 3. All re -filling of such excavations
Period of one year any part of the pavement
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
shall be made in the following manner, to -wit:
or surface of any street, alley or sidewalk so
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
The dirt shall be replaced and carefully
warranted, becomes in need of repairs, by
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
tamped in layers not exceeding two feet in
reason of any defect in workmanship or ma-
29th day of July, 1909, and that it was duly
thickness, and each such layer shall be well
terial done or used in said work of refilling or
Passed at a regular meeting of said Board of
flooded with water before the next such layer
repair," the Superintendent of Streets shall
Trustees held on the 12th day of August, 1909,
is put on, and the last layer shall be well flood-
serve on the person, firm or corporation by
by the following vote:
ed and tamped, although the same may be less
whom the excavation was made, a written no-
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Kroeger, Stock
than two feet in thickness. In all cases where
tice, stating what repairs are necessary and
and Fiscus.
a pipe not exceeding four inches in diameter
requiring such repairs to be made within
Noes: None.
is placed in said excavation, all the dirt remov-
three days after the service of said notice.
ed therefrom shall be replaced therein. Where
Said notice shall be served in the manner pro-
And I further certify that the President of
the street, alley or sidewalk where such exca-
vided in Section 6 of this ordinance, and if the
said Board of Trustees signed said ordinance
vation is made is graveled or macadamized,
same is not complied with, the Superintendent
on August 12, 1909.
the gravel or macadam removed therefrom
of Streets shall proceed to make such repairs.
[Seal] EDWARD B. MERRITT,
shall be kept separate from all other dirt, and
shall be replaced and tamped on the top of
Section 8. The Superintendent of Streets
shall deduct from the deposit made for an ex-
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
such other dirt. When the refilling of any ex-
cavation under the provisions of this ordi-
ordinance No. ?,15.
All ordinanr�p regulating the ri kin of PXr;avatlOns7 in pudic
streets, alleys or side>rralks in the ryity of Ari:lheir!1.
The Board of Trustees; of the ;iter of Anaheim do ordain as
follows:
Seition 1. it shall be unlatsful for any peraon, firm or r:orpor—
ation to rrsake any ex„a.vation in any publin street, alley or sidewalk
in the "ity of Anaheim without firBt givini; notir;p to the Superin—
tendent of Streets of said City, and making a-ierPosit for d,8rtiak ps ,
,mio indemnity for d.smgi Zes as hereinafter provided.
,n, nu
The, person, firm or Corporation intending to make As” %h Px1avi1—
tion shall file with the Superintendent of Streets a written notice
of su^,h intention, (IesS^ribing spenifinally the looation and area of
the ex^.avation or exr'av+ons intended to be rRn.(le, `lnd 8-11`cill clePOSit
with s7aid. Sup P,,rintend ent of streets ? Silr�1 Pgllal t0 fifty rents per
s3gtlnre foot of surfa.rrP of sai(t exnsava_tion or ex•-�avations to by made
in streets or. alleys imrhi^,h are lnaoadarni7,pd or paved with a51>1ta1ttul
or bituminous ro^k; and a sllrn equal to twenty—five oents for each
square foot of s urfaoe of said exipvp.tion or Pxr;avations to be made
on all other streets, alleys or sidewalks; provided., that no deposit
811Ri1 b? 1Pss3 than five dollar. s; and provided further, that any person,
firm or Torpor_ ation inten(iin�; to .v: kn exiwrations in the public
streets, aijers or sidewalks may ninke a.nd maintain a gPnPral deposit
wit -i Vie sail Superintendent Of Streets in the swn of five, hundred
dollars for any d RiTiRZes , and as indemnity for any damages, whish rlay
the
hp naiivarl by rnakimy of siv-11 riiici while stle?1 t7!eneral
deposit is maintairle.d at the said s im or five Mildred dollars shall
not be re vpiired to ;Hake the sppciPl dPposits her?inboufore provided
for, uut shall be 7ea111ired to fil(-, written notice of intention r%,on-
iernincr each excavation, as above prescribed, before beZinning the
,;acne.
Sec. i. The Sirufmrintencjent of Streets, on receiving the written
notice and. tile general or special deposit required bar Section 1
hereof, shall is131le a rPr,Ai )t for such deposit, and shall open and
kepq) an account thP-r-eof.. Said "P r, r7 "))t R'rlall s iecif�� the pPrt'on, firm
or ^or;:)ora.tion to lvhom it is issued, and in (',R -se ;,f a special d.e.pooit,
they street, alley or sidewalk, and the particular portion thereof_
to be ex^.avated, Rnd the extent of such excavation. In case a. general
deposit i€,; made and mrainta.inead as aforesaid, said Superintendent of
Streets shall, on rein pt of notice of an excavation frol.n the person,
firm or corporation from whom sucheaneral deposit shall have been
received, issue° to such person, firm or corporation a written ^erti-
fi^a.tA, setting forth that such general deposit is in they possession
of said SuperintF-ndent of Streets, and specifying the mattP,rs re—
quired to boa contained in a renmipt for a /speyaial deposit. No such
reaePi )t, or certificate shall be transferable.
Sec. 3. All re -filling of suoh Pxcavations :hall be made in
tile following rrlarine.r, to -wit: The. dirt shall be% re.plaoPd and iRr_ e,-
fizll�r t?mOead in layers not excopding two feet in thickness, and each
such laM>•rr shall boa well flooded with water before the. next such
layer is pitt on, and the last lairPr shall be well flooded and tampnd,
Plthou.-h the, sime* may bea less than tivo feet in thirknouss. In all
i
cases wherP 3 pipe not RX,-wPdinLy- four merles in diameter is placed
in said PxCavation, all the dirt, rernovPcj. t7lerefrom shall Ue replaced
therein. '1hprP the street, alley or side,valk where, such PxiRvation
is made is graveD-d or rnacadami7md, the gravel or macadam relrnoved
therefrom shall bP kp'pt sepRrste from all other dirt, and shall be
t
replaced and tamped on t,1tip toffy of sun.h other dirt. 171inn the refill -Ing
of nnyr x�xnRvRtion in graveled Or uninproved- , treet j
alley or siC'ew5ilk is ^ornplet�d, tiie- carne shR11 be well wet and rolled
^rid the surfgim of su^,h refilling, after the Sai+i F' is rolled, -shall
b«-, r'na(. ss flush with the surrounding surfRce• of such rnacadaxiizpci,
graveled or unimproved street, n1ley or sidewalk. When the refilling; ,
Of. =any Px-llavation in a stre=et, Aller, Or sidewalk which hRs be'Pn
oiled. is completed, the surfa(%,n of such r-fili_ing shall bta thorou' hlyr
petroleum
soaked with crudeAoil.
Sec. 4. Mien the street, alley or. s7idetvRlk in whish such ex-
O^ E¢4+t9"4'*-
cavatiol: me., is adis paved with aspJA It or bite ninous rock, ^the° person,
firrl or norporRtion making the excavation shall refill the rsaile, as
hnrei.nbpfore provid.e�d, --ip to the, ander sidi- of thhi pave. --vont, and when
said r(ifilling is in proper condition, shall proceed to r_pplace and
repA.ir the pavement torn up or damaged by such excavation, in ancord-
an^P with thy° 'specifications then used by the lity of Anaheim for
t of laying of as )hRlt Or Iii tilvii nout vo i;.0 i)ave'-,i,-nt, or cer:nent, side-
walks.
Sec. 5.It shall be the; diity of any person, firm or corporation
making any ex^Avation in any publin street, � 11ey or siti e wRlk, to
place Reid rnaintRin lights at each end of such excavation, and at
distances of not more* Mian fifty fret along thfi line t}ierpof, from
sunset of ea^.h day to sslnrism of t_ip next day, until such exnxvation
is entirely 'refilled.
Sec. 6. After 911ch e,xcavation is Ionrapnned, the=, work of iriaking,
and refilling thH SRr!te 91IR.11 be ;prose-llitod. with due dili genne, and
so as not to obstruct the street, alley or sidLewalk or travel thereon
.norm t;ia_n is actually necessary therefor. If the work is not so
prose,nited, or if the work of refilling dogs not, in thn judgrlent
of the Supe.rinte'ndent of Streets, ^orriply 'Vith the terrlis of this or-
di_nan^,e, thn Superintendent of Streets shall notify the person, firm
or corporation named in the reieipt, that thn work is not being
prOSP111ted with due dill' ge?nne, or that the refilling of such exnavat�7
has not been properly done, and require such person, fire or corpora-
tion, within three.. days after the sPrvi^P of sunh notioc, to proceed
with the diligent prosectition of said work or to properly oompinte
the same, =as trip cRsom rlay bf!!. Surih notice. shall be writtmn or printed,
and shall be served personally, or by leaving it at the residence
or plaor of business of sitch person, firm or corporation; or if such
person, firm or corp�,ratiorl cannot be found, and such placi- of busi-
ness, or plRge. of rpsidenrr, is unknown, or is outside of the (ity,
said notice r1p.y be served by depositing it in the posatoffice, ad-
dressed to the person, firm or corporation, at sunh pla.ce of business
or residence, if kno•vn, or if unknown, st the gity of Anahv°im. If
Bue,,h notice is not complied with, the Supnrint-urO 'nt of StretAs
do work is ne.,,Pssary to refill sAid. Pxcavation, and to re-
store the street, allay or sidelvalk, or part thereof Px<,;avatPd, to
Ps good p condition as the ca,^:e was in before sunh excavation -las
made.
Seo. 7. The person, firm or corporation by whorl any e XxiFwation
in paved, or grRvnled strpe•ts7, allpys or sidpwHlks3, ,'ihall
be nad *, shall be dee'r1Pd and held to warrant the work of refining
and repair thereof for the" period. of one year after the refilling
of such excavation aainst all defects in vorkmanship or materials.
when --me,-
vitnin sa.i c3. period of one year
any part
of tiv� pavement or
surfaee
of�'an'r plibltkc street, alley or
so wsrrante'd., beeomers
in need of repairs, by reason of an -,v in workmanship or material
done or. used in said work of refilling or repair, the superintendent
of Streets shall serve on the person, fire or corporation by whom
the Pxoavution was rladeg a written notice;, statinL; �-ihat repairH are
neo,�ss9ary ind requiring, such rppairs to be rlpdr within three days
after the_ 5rrvioe of said notir;e. Said xlotioF° shall be served in
the manner provided in Section 6 of this ordinance, and it' the ss, n
is not oorlpliF;d Tvith, tY.P 1oupPrin*,endmnt of Stre•Pts3 sllall proceed to
make such repairs.
Sec. 8. The Sill) Print -ndent of Str,lets shall dmdll^t fror't the,
deposit made for an exnavatlon limler the provisions of this ordl.n-
an^e a Sul�1 nqusl to t'vo and one—hplf mmnts for eac'i: sTua.re. foot of
Surface of the exnavation in publin strmmt€�, allF'Ik i or sidewalks XX
which are paved or moadRnized; and one—fifth of ons, cent for. Peoh
ss u ire foot of surface of. the Pxnavation in nublio strePtsg, a11Pys
pro . -d t that the minimum de.du-tion Shail bn one dollar;
or sid p calks tvhioh are not, paved or rnacaci a7nized;^alld ale Shall also
c3Pd1,1^.t the post, of. any .Rork done or repairs made by hirci under th«a
provisions of Section (i or Sention 7 of this ordinanne, from any and
all dtaposits then in hi,,; hands, or that may therpaft«-fir aorne into his
hanrls, belonging to tZie pprc;on, firm or norporation required Pd by this
ordin-nr(-, to do sunh work or nnkP silnh I�jne.diatel�► upon the
^omplPtion of the work of refillir�9 arul rpsilrf gni rid tele Pxcavati01
or Px^av5 tions .for lvhinh a ; pPnia.l cim,)osit has been made, aS 9for.f;—
said, the Superint rodent of shall return and refund to the
person, firm .or norpora.tion making. such spenial dPpo sit, as in Sec—
tion 1 hpr«of provided, the balsnne of su^,h deposit, after making
all the dmdu,,tions hprPin authorized, and lie shall i n likA manner,
aft Pr tjie iornpletion of the wotk of refiliinz -'Imd all
ex^,avations for whi'!h a U,-:ner_ a1 deposit has been made, return and
rPfilnd s,rr i �enPral pie >or�it , after r'Iaki in tYhf� ti�'c�tlntions; hereiTl
'qut1,orizPrl;
The (Ionil-lioll' Of the S,,l1oerintPnd.Pnt of Streets as to the host
of any 'cork done or repairs r,I=ide ,)y flim inkier the provisions of
tion 6 or S'"ntion 7 h--r,-of, shall bP final and nonnlusddle as to
suo. l lost .
SaidSuperintendent o tt--Pts shall pay to the "it.1 Treasurer
sail m-Img decal^_.tnd ��y hisn fro?i all depos73itS, an(i said city T1'P,`�Sllr�r
shall dw't)o:pit all said. sims to the ^redit of the general fund.
Sec. 9. All eXcaVati.ons, r"fil-L"11; of: excavations and repa.ir-
in7 of pnvo-mmllts i1nd.Pr the provisions of this ordinanne Shall bP
made under the u!)PrVision and dire^tion of the Superintendent of.
Streets.
Sea. 10. It shall bei unlf-Tful for any p�-.rson, firm or HOrpora—
tion to lay .any gas or �mt�r servi,.P pipe, or irtain pip4z, -or xmxma
p1 lvatm sr-a)mr, or i' nor `..}..rantl or otl,.P,r-londuit , in any str`set , R1:L,-,
or sit eiRlk in the "ity O:'' A71allr;ivi at a ciibtan{:e of less;, thnn
feet bAlow the max1ma x at r°stablished grade of gutter of €-mill street,
1511Cl1
or les, than feint bmlow the surface of anyi\other strmet, ?llsy T
or sidpwsilk.
Some,,. 11. Any person, fir:1 or nor;>oration who shall 'riol�.tm
any of thA provisions of this ordinan^e shall be dite-need guilty of
and 11poj. noniointion thf-r,'of -,hall bo. �unishablex by
a fine of not Imbs> than tpn dollars nor more t1iRn two Y111ndrp-.d c?ol-
Lars, or by il'lpriionmi^Ilt in t}1- "ity Jail Tor not, Dabs til,?Tl five,
nor more than ollw' 1111m rl'ri. �I ayq, or by both s unh fine' and inpris on-
aEiwnt .
12. The "it'l "lp;rk shall nr,rtify to tele of this
Or�?.iHaI1",�! ani oa11ap the sar�p to bo: published on^,p in ti,.(Orange "ounty
P1RindPRlk-r, a of eriwral ^irnulation printed, pub-
lisrlpd qnd sir. ^ulnto(i in said ^ity Of and thereupon it Shall
take efft-!t and be in full fornP.
Pr�-sidpnt of the BoRr _. _. TrIu ,f'ms
0f tile' "1.ty of Anaheim.
I hereby r•Prtify that t11F' foregoing Or(Uwknre, was introdllCp'd
pt a rilp'etill- of the Board. of Tr'.late.Ph of the City of AI-:�Iwiiil, held
on t o- dR;r of July, 19099 and tllat it ,-ras c,ijlly passed at a. rpg—
C
ular mpetin{; of said Bo?rd of Tr,1steos liml(l On the day Of A119USt,
1909, by the followin- vot P :
AST t":
Noes
AIld. I 'furtho,'r nerttfjr t lat. the' President of said Board of
Tr�lstcr�s5 sSi;rled rsRid ordingnrp oil Aug i-st Q2-- 1909.
"ler k of the "zty of Anaheim,.
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, California
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
of the County of Orange, State of California.
State of California,
County of Orange Ss'
�— �- -- - -� being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: ,,That at all tires hereinafter mentioned ...he
was Ncitizen of the United States, overt age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the 51� F ��6 . ` b�,
of which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least ;�'"i r �, i e , x w p , commencing
on the `. dad of „0. .rc 190..
and ending on the day of
190...1, both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ,_day of
Notary Public in and 1,or Orange County, California.
Qrdinanq No. 21 b.
An Ordinance Fixing and Levy-
ing a Property Tax on All Prop-
erty Within the Corporate Lim-
its of the City of Anaheim, for
the Fiscal Year 1909-10.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do -ordain as follows:
Sectiou 1. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal yea,
1909-10 of one dollar on each one hundred dol-
lars of the assessed valuationof-all real and
personal property within the corporate limit:
of the City of Anaheim for the ordinary an-
e of said, city. `
Section 2. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year
1909-10 of 8% cents or each one hundred dol-
lars of the assessed valuation of all real and
Personal property within the corporate limits
of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose of
paying the annual interest of the indebtedness
of said city incurred for the purpose of con-
structing a city hall, for the extension and 1
completion of the City Water Works, for the
grading and improvement of streets, and the
purchase of property for the fire department,
together with one -twentieth of said, indebt-
edness.
Section 3. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year
1909-10 of V12 cents on each one hundred dol-
lars of the assessed valuation of all real and
personal property within the corporate limits
of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose of
paying the annual interest of the indebtedness
of said city incurred for the purpose of con-
structing and erecting a City Electric Light
Plant, together with one -fortieth of said in-
debtedness.
Section 4 That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year
1909-10 of 12yz cents on each one hundred dol-
lars of the assessed valuation of all real and
personal property within the corporate limits
of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose of
pitying the annual interest of the indebtedness
of said city incurred for the purpose of the ex-
t -rasion and improvement of the City Water,
Works, and for the improvement of the Elec-
tric Light Plant, together with bne-fortieth of
said indebtedness.
Section 5, That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year
1909-10 of 341% cents on each one hundred dol-
lars of the assessed valuation of all real and
personal property within the corporate limits
of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose of
paying the annual interest of the indebtedness
of said city incurred for the extension and im-
provement of the City Water Works and for
the extension and improvement of the City
Electric Light Plant, together with one -forti-
eth of said indebtedness.
Section 6. That there be and hereby is fixed
and levied a property tax for the fiscal year,
1909-10 of 10 cents on each one hundred dol-
lars of the assessed valva+ion of all real and
persoaal property within the corporate limits
of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose of
maintaining the Publit: Library of said city.
Section 7. The City Cleric shall certify to .
the passage of this ordinance and cause the
same to be published once in the Orange
County Plain Dealer, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation printed, published and cir-
culated iri said City of Anaheim, and thereup-
on it shall take effect and be in full force.
C. O. RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anahettu.
I.hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
21th day of August, 1939, and that it was duly
passed at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 10th day of September, 1909, by the fol- i
lowing vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Kroeger, Stock
and Fiscus.
Noes: None.
Ifurthe. certifh'that the President of said
Board of Trustees signed the same on the 10th
day of September 1909. '
EDWARD,B. MERRITT.
Clerk of said City of Anaheim, i
Ordina.n^e No. 2 / �,
An ordinance fixing and levying a property tax on all property
within the corporate limits of the city of AnPhPim, for the fiscal
Year 1909-1910.
The Board. of Trustees of the lity of Ana.heira (TO ordain as
follows:
Section 1. That there be aria he?_eb-Ir if, fixed and levied a pro—
perty tax for the fiscal year 1909-1910 of one dollar on each one
hundred dollars of the Rssessed valuatiOII Of all real and personal
property within the corporatP lillite of t71e r7ity of Anaheim for the
ordinary annual expenditures of said city.
Sec. 2. That therP� be and hereby is fixed / and levied a pro—
perty tax for the fiscal 'rPar 1909-1910 of F jo - cents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of all real and per:shnal
property within the corporate limits of the clity of Anaheim, for the
purpose of payiYig the annnRl '_nterest of tile, indebtedness of said
city incurred for the purpose of constructing a city hall, for tile,
r • for the gradin
extension and. ornpletion of the ,1t„r �,atPr �?orks, grading
acid improvement of streets, and ti -ie purchase of property for tile, fire
department, together -Titil one—twentieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. 3. `.What there be grid hereby is fixed and levied a property
1
tax for the fiscal year 1909-1910 of 4-''l�cents on each one hundred
dollars of the assessed valuation of all real and personal property
within the:corporatP limits of the lity of Anaheim, for the purpose
of: paying the annual interest of the indebtedness of f;PicI citin-
0nurred for the purpose of constructing Prod erecting a City Electric
Light Plant, together Trith one -fortieth of said indebtedness.
Sec. A. That there be and herpby is InxiRd fixed and levied a
property tax .for the fiscal year 1909-1910 ofI- cents on each
one hundred dollars of the as:3esse.d vP111a.tion of all real and per—
sonsl property within the corporate limits of the lity of Anaheim,
for t„1e purpose of paying the, annual interest of the, indebtedI1P,58 Of
said city incurred for the purpose of thy' extension And improvement
of the "ity '7a.ter Works, and for the improvement of the Electric
Light Plant, together with one -fortieth of saki indebtedness-
Sec. 5. That there be and hereby is fixed anui levied a. property
tax for the fiscal year 1909-1910 of 3 yG- ^ents on each one hundred
dollars of the assP�-;ed. va.luption of all real and personal property
within the norporate limits of the City of Anaheim, for the purpose
of payin` the annual interest of the indebtedness of said city inourred
for the extension. and improvement of the City 'Tater Works and for
the extension a.nd improvement of the city Electric Light Plant, to
gr:ther with one -fortieth of said. indebtedness.
Sec. b That there be and hereby is fixed and levied a Property
talc for the fiscal gear 1909-1910 of to cents on each one hundred
dollars of the assessed valuRtioni of all real and personal property
within the oorporRtP, limits of. the "ity of. Anaheim, for the pizrpo e
of maintpining the Public Library of said city.
Sec. 7. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinance and iRuse the same to be published once in the Orange County
Plaindealer, a weekly newspa.j)er of general circulation printed, pub -
fished and circulated in said. City of Analleira, and thereupon it shall
take effect and be in full force. tL�
Pr(-silent ofd Bo o Trustees
of the lity of Anaheim.
_r hereby 7,ertify that the foregoing orclin,.n^e was introduced
at a meeting of the Board. of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the Z LI- day of August, 1909, and that it was (1111y passu at a
re -alar meeting of said Board held on the � � day of �l's,1909,
by the following vote: �
Noes: vh Ovt C
T furthe- certify t_?at tlir' Prpf 1inpnt of sqid Board of Trustees
signed the same on the io If,- day of rzL:/, /s.r.G'lg09.
Ilerk of said City of Anaheim.
..................... ..... ...
................. ......... : ........ �----�City Cleric
JI,
4
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, California
AL
Cr<�.inance bio. 2�__,
An ori ilian^e rej ilatin- the stsnding of anis, -als and vehiaVles
upon the public streets ofthe City of AnRheiIn.
Tile 3oart of Trustees of the 'lity of AnahPiri do ordain ` s
follo-vs:
Section 1. It shall be unlawful for .ny person to hit^.h any
horse, Mule or other animal, or to leave stsnding, riot in the irnae-
diate care of some person, arry automobile, buggy, carriage, wagon
or other vehicle, With Or WithOut PniMa.15 3tt?,ched, for a longer
period of tine than one, hour upon sny of the following described
portions of streets in the 1ity of Annheirn, to—pit:
Center Street, between Leiion anci ".laudina Streets; Loss Angeles
Street, bet,reen "hestnut anc?. "hart -res Strne.,ts.
Sec. P. It shall be 1jnla•7fu1 for any person to hitch :any horse,,
Mule or ot'i— animal to any telegraph pole, telephone pole, or to
any host or pole of any kind on the. portions of streets de. cribs d in
Se^.tion 1 of this orAa1;,21^e.
Sec. 3. It shall be unlR v.T"ul for ,any person to hitch or tie
sny horse, Mule or other anirna.l to any shade or ornamental tree, in
any street, laile, al-leir
.or public place in the City of Anaheim, or
to hitch or tie sny such animal near enough to ally such shade or
ornarnent?1 tree as to permit or enable stlf:h animal to injure or dc's—
troy the same.
Sc c. 4•. It shall be unlawful for any person having r;hnr,rYeq
,'.-ustod.y or control of any horse, mule, or other anlrlal to leatre, t1ie,
v,?me unattended_ tinct unsecured In a.ny publi^, str , t, lane, niley or
place in the City of Anaheim. A horse, mule or other animal left
unattended in any publii street, lane, alley or place shall be deemed
to be unse.,Iured within the megning of this Section, unless it shall
be securely tied or hitched by a chain, strap or rope fastened to
its neck or bridle, ind to a post or oth-.r permanent fastening, or
by a chain, strap or rope fastened to its bridle and to a weight of
not less than twenty pounds resting upon the v-ound, or by hobbles
the
fastpnpd to ity f-tlo^k�i, or in -,asp, or a tpxwi of t,vo horses or
mules hPrnPssA(j to ? T --on hnvin,; a brake or polf., b� tightly Bettie
CA
the brake in wPron, baokin; the teall no that the trar'f�s Lihall
be loose, pulling; t1lf-� lines ta11t, xnd ti1om to the
,vp-on in slioh a. manner that the gall be d_ra�grn only by rnPans of
the lines.
Ser;. 5. It sha11 be unlawful for any person liavinrr the ^,har�;a,
7stody or ^,ontr. of of ally alit omo iiie, to pormit oil to drip fro?!1 ht1Ch
Putomooile upon my of the sti'PtB or portion.; of st,reet.s in the
lity )f Anahea.r'1 T7211'-71 hP.ve b-Pn navpd. with asphaltmr.l.
Seg;. 6. Ail ordinxn,,es or parte, C)?' ordinanles of the ~1ty of
Awalhodm in ^onfli^.t 'iitil the provisions of t lith oroin`iivtf- ary hPrmby
rey)��a1nd.,
Sp'o. 7, Any persoll ';/i10 ht1`i1:L `Tit1i 7t, P.. ?n r or the )'^Ovlfii On 3 Of
this ord iRanne s '_all be dPf'1t1r'( 'lilt, of a Us(i PI1PanOr, xnc� ?.pon
^..onvi^tion thpreof ;,:1x11 be -�mr,ishable, by a fine not fifty
dollars, or by irdpriSMgent in the lige Jail. :rOr a ,)RriOd I1Ot eX-
oPPding twpYlty-five days, or by Ooth F311^h fine and imprisorimprit.
Spi. 8. The lity Ilerk Shall ^Prtif,r to t',hP PxSSS;;P Of t1:i!!:
ordinan-,p end. iqusp thF� sar1P to be pliblisilf n, on -.p in tho Oran e ,,,oullty
PlaindPalPr, a. , eoakly newspp.per of Pneral iiriulption printed,
published PnCI. (,,irmil`atori 'I `4ai(l ~'t,r -�f AI1P IF'i71, 91-16 ti_Preupon it
shall take efff ^it -and i)f9 in f).ill ford'.
Pr�sldPntV the Bo„ar T- of TriistePs o..
the lity Of A'lailei 1.
I hereby ^ertify that the foregoin;. ord inanie, isam introdli^.Pd
at a M,-etinZ of the BoPrd of TrustPPs of thH "ity of Anaheim on the
loth day of 0ito er” , 1909, s.nd. that it was (i,111,r pa. ;sed at a re ailar
mpetin; of Said Board of Trustees ileld on the 28th r1n.1y of 0(,tobor_ ,
19099 by the followinU vote:
AST F? �i : ��rC.._.,t�._.w /CJ�o �,lC . C'J «�Ct c%� u-iy �✓c... �`f. �� �.`.c_,o --
'Tf
SOPf
I .fur. th^r. iPrtif'y ti19t thf' Pry >iriPnt,��f Mair+ Bo lyd of. Tr118tees
Bi ned the 8931P on the P8th d.ay of Ootober, 1909.
"lerk of sRici lit"- Of AnryTlf3_lr1.
Richard Melrose
A TTO-R.N-FV
IN THE SUPER1011 COURT
of the County of Orange, State of California.
State of California, SS.
County.of Orange
being first duly
swop poses and says: t at a 1 'mes hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a` ' ' en of the United States, ov the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preciedipg the first publication of the notice hrein
mentioned; that the
which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least _ �—� commencing
on thed y of 190A.
and ending on t e ______ day of
190...both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper as regularly issued. Ttla:t-�!he dates on which said p blication
was made were as follows: Q- 1
bscribed and sworn to before me this /Z day of
190. U
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
Ordinance No: 218,
An Ordinance Amending Section
4 of Ordinance No. 16 , Entitled
-An Ordinance Adopting Speci-
fications for the Construction of
Cement Sidewalks and Cement
Curbs in the City of Anaheim.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana-
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1, That Section 4 of Ordinance No.
162, entitled "An Ordinance Adopting Speci-
fications for the Construction of Cement Side-
walks and Cement Curbs in the Cify of Ana-
heim," adopted May loth, 1904, be, and th,
same hereby is, amended to read as follows:
Section 4, The following requirements shall
apply to the construction of all cement side-
walks and cement curbs which may be here•
after ordered constructed by the Board of
Trustees of the city of Anaheim.
The sand shall be clean and sharp, and both
shall be thebest-brand�of imported Portland
cement. The cement shall conform to the
following conditions.and be subject to the fol-
lowing teats:
All tests shall be made by the methods and
under the conditions prescribed by the com-
mittee of the American Society of Civil Engi-
neers, and shall be open to contractors.
Fineness— Not less than ninety-eight per
cent. by weight of the cement must pass
through a sieve of fifty meshes to the inch;
not less than ninety-five per cent by weight
of the cement must pass through a sieve of
one hundred meshes to the inch.
Time of Setting—Initial set in not less than
thirty minutes when mixed with the smallest
possible arnn,int of water at a temperature of
60 degrees Fahrenheit.
Tensile Strength—After twenty-four hours
(briquettes to remain in air until hard set, to
be submerged in water during the rest of the
twenty-four hours) neat one hundred and fifty,
pounds per square inch; after seven days
(briquettes to remain in air one day, in water.,;]
six days) neat three hundred and fifty pounds
per squareinch; three parts sand to one
part cement, one hundred and fiftv pounds'
per square inch. After twenty-eight days
(bkiquetres to remain in air one day, in water
twenty-seven days) neat four hundred and',
fifty pounds per square inch; three parts
sand to one part cement, • two hundred
pounds per square inch.
General Requirements—All work shall be
_fn -every respect executed in a thorouzh and,
workmanlike manner.
The contractor is required to preserve all
stakes set for the lines or measurement of the
work in their proper places until. authorized -
to remove them by the City Engineer, and
any expense in replacing said stakes which
the contractor or his subordinates may have I
failed to prese,ve, shall be borne AlQhe cin -%I
tractor.
. u work will be considered as accepted
which maybe defective in its construction or
deficient in any of the requirements of these
specifications to consequence of the negli-
gence of any officer of the city or inspector
connected with the work to point out said de-
fects or deficiency during construction, and%
e contractor shall be required -to correct any
the final acceptance of the work.
The contractor shall give forty-eight hours'
nonce in writing when he shall require the 1
services ofthe City Engineer, for laying out
aay portion of the work. He shall dig all stake
holes necessary to give lines and levels.
The contractor shall not disturb any monu-
ments or stakes found on the line of the im-
provements until ordered by the City Engi-
neer, and he shall bear the expense of resetting
any monuments or stakes which may be dis-
turbed without orders,
In case the contractor shall neglect or refuse
after written notice, to remove or replace any
rejected work or materials, they shall be re-
moved and replaced by order of the Street Su-
perintendent at the contractor's expense. _
'The contractor shall be required to remove ,
at his own expense all obstruction, such as
trees, stones, old blocks, debris, etc., that may
be in the way of making said improvements.
All curbs and crosswalks which must be re-
moved shall be removed in a careful manner,
and must be conveniently and neatly piled
upon one side of the street by the contractor.
The contractor shall notify the Street Su-
perintendent when he desires a final inspec-
tion of the work, when the latter will, as soon'
as possible, make the necessary examination,
and if the work is found in compliance with
the above specifications, the Street Superin-
tendent will furnish the contractor with a cer-
tificate to that effect.
Whenever the word "contractor" is used in
these specifications it refers to the party or I
parties of tt a second part to the contract for I
the construction of the work herein specified. I
Whenever the words street superintend-
ent" or "city engineer" are used in these spec-
ifications, they refer respectively to the street f
superintendent or city engineer of the City of
Anaheim, or their authorized agents or inspect-
ors, and all interpretations as to the meaping
of these specificatione, explanations or direc-
tions necessarL to completing satisfactorily
Ordinance No. 210. specifications in consequence of the negli-
gence of any officer of the city or inspector
connected with the work to point out said de-
f -- fects or deficiency during construction, and
the contractor shall be required to correct any
An Ordinance Amending Section imperfect work wheneve, tscovered, before
the final acceptance of the work.
4 of Ordinance No. 162, Entitled The contractor shall give forty-eight hours'
notice in writing when he shall require the
"An Ordinance Adopting Speci- services of the City Engineer, for laying out
any portion of the work. He shall dig all stake
fications for the Construction of holes necessary to give lines and levels.
The contractor shall not distnrb any monu-
ments or stakes found on the line of the im-
Cement Sidewalks and Cement provements until ordered by the City Engi-
neer, and he shall bear the expense of resetting
Curbs in the: City of Anaheim." any monuments or stakes which may be dis-
turbed without orders,
In case the contractor shall neglect or refuse
after written notice, to remove or replace any
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana- rejected work or materials, they shall he re-
heim do ordain as follows; moved and replaced by order of the Street Su-
Section 1, That Section 4 of Ordinance No. perintendent at the contractor's expense.
162, entitled "An Ordinance Adopting Speci- The contractor shall be required to remove
fications for the Construction of Cement Side- at his own expense all obstruction, such as
walks and Cement Curbs in the City of Ana- trees, stones, old blocks, debris, etc., that may
'.heim," adopted May 10th, 1904, be, and the be in the way of making said improvements.
same hereby is, amended to read as follows: All curbs and crosswalks which must be re-
Section 4, The following requirements shall moved shall be removed in a careful manner,
:apply to the construction of all cement side- and must be conveniently and neatly piled
walks and cement curbs which may be here- upon one side of the street by the contractor.
:,after ordered constructed by the Board of The contractor shall notify the Street Su-
,after
of the city of Anaheim. perintendent when he desires a final inspec-
The sand shall be clean and sharp, and both tion of the work, when the latter will, as soon
sand and gravel shall be free from loam, veg- as possible, make the necessary examination,
table matter, silt and dirt. All cement used and if the work is found in compliance with
shall be the best brand of imported Portland the above specifications, the Street Superin-
cement. The cement shall conform to the tendent will furnish the contractor with a cer-
following conditions and be subject to the fol- tificate to that effect.
lowing tests: Whenever the word -contractor" is used in
All tests shall be made by the methods and these specifications it refers to the party or
under the conditions prescribed by the com- parties of tl a second part to the contract for.
mittee of the American Society of Civil Engi-'the construction of the work herein specified.'
neers, and shall be open to contractors. Whenever the words "street superintend-
Fineness — Not less than ninety-eight per ent" or "city engineer" are used in these spec-
cent. by weight of the cement must pass ifications, they refer respectively to the sireet
through fifty meshes to the inch;
a sieve of superintendent or city engineer of the City of
!. �ttot less than ninety-five per cent by weight Anaheim, or their authorized agents orinspect-
of the cement must bass through a sieve of interpretations to the meaning
ors, and all as
;one hundred meshes to the inch.of these specificatione, explanations or direr-
in less
Time of Setting—Initial set not than, tions necessary to completing satisfactorily.
ithirty minutes when mixed with the smallest the different descriptions of work contemplat-
(possible amount of water at a temperature of ed and provided for under the contracts will,
?60 degrees Fahrenheit. be given by the street superintendent and city
Tensile Strength—After twenty-four hours engineer.
(briquettes to remain in air until hard set, to The contractor shall remove all surplus ma-'
Ibe submerged in water during the rest of the terial and rubbish from the work after its com-
twenty-four hours) neat one hundred and fifty pletion, before he makes application for the
pounds per square inch; after seven days acceptance of the work.
(briquettes to remain in air one day, in water Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the i
six days) neat three hundred and fifty pounds passage of this ordinance and cause the same(
per square inch; three parts sand to one to be published once in the Orange County,
part cement, one hundred and fifty pounds Plain Dealer, a newspaper of general circula-
per square inch. After twenty-eight days tion printed, published and circulated in said
(briquetres to remain in air one day, in water City of Anaheim, and thereupon it shall be in
days) neat four hundred and full force and effect. C. O. RUST,
rwenty-seven
fifty pounds per square inch; three parts President of the Board of Trustees of the City'
and to , one part cement, two hundred of Anaheim.
pounds per square inch. I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance.
e General Requirements—All work shall be was introduced at a meeting of the Board of;
�n every respect executed in a thorough and Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the'.
~Workmanlike manner. 11th day of November, 1909, and that it was
The contractor is required to preserve all duly passed at a reggular meeting of said Board
on the 26th day ot�iovember, 1909, by the fol-
stakes set for the lines or measurement of the
'Work in their proper places until authorized lowing vote: ww
Work
remove them by the City Engineer, and Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Stock and Fis-
!any expense in replacing said stakes which cus,
Noes: None.
4 ,ghe contractor or his subordinates may have
failed to preserve, shall be borne by the con- I further certify that the President of said
tractor. Board of Trustees signed said ordinance on
No work will be considered as accepted the 26th day of November, 1909,
[SEAL)
which may be defective in its construction or EDWARD B. MERRI
deficient in any of the requirements of these [Seal] Clerk of said City of Anaheim.
I
0rdinRn,-P No.
An ordinance Emending Se^tion 4 of or_dingn^r No. 16?, entitled
"An ordillaniss adopting spe^ifi-^Ptions for the ionstnintion of ^ement
sidewglks qn6 ^ement mirbs in the lity of Anaheim".
Thou Roo.rd of Trustees of the pity of Anaheim do ordain res
f 01'r ;
awr±tion 1. That Se^tion 4 of Ardillan^e No. 162, entitled "An
ordinanie adopting slos(,-ifi^Pit ions for thy: ^onstrtl^tion of cement
sidtsmglks and. ^rodent curbs in the "ity of Anaheim", 9dopted kay 10th,
19049 be, and the, spine hereby is amended to read as Follows:
Section 4. The following requirements
shall apply to the constru,�tion of all cement
sidewalks and cement curbs which may
be hereafter ordered constructed by the
Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim:
The sand shall be clean and sharp, and
both sand and irravel shall be free from
loam, vegetable matter, silt and dirt. All
cement used .hall be the best brand of im-
ported Portland cement. The cement shall
conform tothe following conditions and be
subiect to the following tests:
All teats shall be made by the methods and
under the conditions prescribed by the com-
mittee of the American Satiety of Civil En-
gineera, and shall be open to contractors,
the twenty-four hours), neat o-ne handred'
and fifty pounds per square inch; after
seven days (briquettes to remain in air one
day, in water six daya). neat three hundred
and fifty pounds pet square inch; three Farts
.and to one part ceutn�ent, one, hundred and
fifty pounds per aghtaYe inch. After twenty-
oig t days (briquettes to remain in air one
day, in water twenty-seven days), neat four
hundred and flfty.pounds per square inch:
three parte Bandd to one part cement, two
hundred pounds per square inch.
General Requirements—All work shall be
In every respect executed in a thorough and
workmanlike meaner.
The contractor to required to preserve all
stakes set for the lines or measurement of
stakes which the contractor or his subordi-
nates1 ay. have {ailed to preserve, ahaallll be
borne by t�e'coF tectur.
Koworkwill be considered as accepted
quired to correct any imperfect work, when -
Mr,
work.r11
e aontraetor e► �:p ve f .arght
hpu a' notice in WkI in hen he s tail r B
quire the services of Ve h. left Eaitiueer for'
laying out any portion of the work. He
shall digg all ptake holes necessaryto give
lines an levels.
The contractor shall not disturb any won.
umeum or stakes found on the line of the im-
provements until ordered by the city engi-
neer, and he shall bear the expense of reset-
ting any monuments or stakes which may be
disturbed without orders.
In case the contractor shall neglect or re-
fuse,after written notice, to remove or re-
place any rejected work or materials, they
shalLbe removed and .replaced by order of
the Street Superintendent at the contractor's
expense.
The contractor shall be required to remove
at his own expense, all obstruction, such as-
trees,stopes, old blocks debris, etc., that
may be in the way of making said improve-
ments.
All curbs and crosswalks which mast be
removed shall be removed in a careful man-
ner, and must be 'conveniently and neatly
Piled upon one side of the street by the coa-
tractor. __
ine contractor shall nottty the street Su-
perintendent when he desires a final inspec-
tion of the work, when the latter will, as
soon at possible, make the necessary exami-
nation, and it the work is found in complf
ance with the above specifications, the Street
Superintendent will furnish the contractor
with a certificate to that effect.
Whenever the word "contractor" is used in
these spicifications it refers to the party or par-
ties of the second part to the contract for the
construction of the work herein specified.
Whenever the words "street superintendent"
or "city engineer" are used in these specifica-
tions, thpy refer respectively to the street su-
perintendent or city engineer of the City of
Anaheim, or their authorized agents or inspec-
tors, and all lute rpretations as to the meaning
of these specifications, explanations or direc-
tions necessary to completing satisfactorily the
different descriptiousof work contemplatedand,
provided for under the contracts will be given,
by the street superintendent and city engineers
Tae -contractor` shall removeall surplus
material and rubbish from the woek after'
its completion, before he makes application
for the acceptance of the work.
SPI. 2. ThP City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this
ordinaniP and cangP the same to be publish Pd oneP in the Orange County
P1aind#*,R1Pr, a rlelgspa ger of gfayp'ra.l nirmilAtion printed, ptiblished
and ciriulatesd in said "ity of Anaheim, and thereupon it shall ���
in full foriP and Pf_fect.
President 0 1 f the. Board of TrnStf`eS
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby ^Prtify Viet, the foregoing ordinRmm was introduced
at R IIIf9Ptint of the Board of Tn- istres of the City OP Anahei 1, hesld
on the lith dAy of NovPrrlebr, 19099 and that it was dilly passed sit a
re, ilar rnP,F9tinLgr of said. Bo%�rd. OII the lz ce day of Novenber, 19099 by
the fol lowill;; vot" :
Noes: 01)"- C_1
I fllrthPr e Prtil"y that thh' PrFS1d.f'nt. of said Bos�rd of Trit.t,s
si nPd sRid ord.inan^,e on the 2,� day of NavembPr, 1909.
Clerk of ,,aid City of Anahein.
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, California
IN THE SUPERSIOR COURT
of the County of Orange, State of California.
State of California, SS.
County of Orange S
"`_._ being first duly
swor , d poses and says: at at all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and was at and during all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein
mentioned; that the
of whi h the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least commencing
on theAda of ��,�Q o , �L W 190.
and ending ending on the day of
190 ,both days inclusive, and as often during said time as said news-
paper -was regularly issued. Tji�t the dates on w ich said nublication
was made were as follows: p
r
oscribed and sworn to before me this � day of
s-w�ly 194.4 r
Notary Public in and for Orange-tounty, California.
I'
Ordinance No. 219.
iAn ordinance regulating the stand-
ing of animals and vehicles I
;
upon the public streets of the Cit,
of Anaheim, and regulating.,thi
erection of hitching posts on cer
tain streets in said City.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Ana
heim do ordain as follows:
Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any per
son to hitch any horse. mule or other animal
or to leave standing, not in the immediate car
of some person, any automobile, buggy, car
riage, wagon or other vehicle, with or with
1 out animals attached, for a longer period o
i time than one hour upon any of the followint
described portions of streets in the City o
Anaheim, to-wit-
Center
o-wi
Center street.' between Clementine and 01
�.-...at.. at}tta44-,Cy
press and Broadway Stre t,.
Sea 2 It shall be unla v -fnl for s y P.-.
to hitch or tie any horse, mule or other anima
to any shade or ornamental tree in any street
Lane, alley or public place in the City of Ana
heim, or to hitch or tie any such animal neat
enough to any such shade or ornamental tree
as to permit or enable such animal to injure of
destroy the same,
Sec. 3. It shall be unlawful for any person
having charge, custody or control of any
horse, mule or other animal to leave the same
' unattended and unsecured in any public street,
lane, alley or place in the City of Anaheim: A
horse, mule or other animal left unattended in
any public street, lane, alley or place shall be
deemed to be unsecured within the meaning
of this section, unless it shall be securely tied
or hitched by a chain, strap or rope fastened
to its neck or bridle, and to a oost or other
! permanent fastening, or by a chain, strap or
rope fastened to its bridle and to a weight of
I not less than twenty pounds resting upon the
I ground, or by hobbles fastened to its fetlocks,
or in the case of a team of two horses or mules
harnessed to a wagon having a brake or pole,
! by tigli ly setting the brake in said wagon,
backing the team so- that the traces shall be
;loose, pulling the lines taut, and securely fas-
11 tening them to the wagon in such a manner
that the wagon can only be drawn by means
of.the lines.
Sec. 4. It shall be unlawful for any, person
having the charge, custody or control of any
antomobiie or motorcycle to permit oil or gas-
oline to drip from such automobile or motor -
i cycle upon anyof_Ilte._streets or portions of
aere�ts tt[-cre City of Anaheim which have
ibeen paved witn asphaltum.
Sec. 5. It shall be unlawful for any person
to erect, or cause to be erected, any pole or
post upon any of the following described por-
tions of streets in the City of Anaheim, to--,vit:
Center Street, between Clementine and Of-
ive Streets; Los Angeles Street, between Cy-
press and Broadway Streets, without first pro-
curing a permit therefor from the Board of
Trustees of said City as prescribed in Section
6 of this ordinance.
Sec. 6. Any person desiring to erector to
cause to be erected a hitching post or posts
within the limits defined by Section 5 of this
ordinance, shall present to the Board of Trus-
tees of said City an application for a permit to
erect such hitching post or posts, using blank
applications which will be furnished by the
City Clerk of said City. Such appiicatior_s
may be granted or refused in the discretion of
said Board of Trustees, and if granted, a writ-
ten permit will be issued by said Board to the
applicant authorizing him to erect such hitch-
ing post or posts and to maintain the same
during the pleasure of the said Board, under
such terms and conditions as may from tins to
time be adopted by said Board.
Sec. 7. All hitching posts erected under the
provisions of this ordinance shall be made of
galvanised iron pipe, three inches in diameter, -
and having a ring securely fastened to the top
thereof. Such posts shall be placed in the
sidewalk at a distance of 6 inches from the
outer edge of the curb of the sidewalk, and
shall be 36 inches in height, measuring from
the surface of the sidewalk to the top oft he
post. No post shall be erected within 30 fe=t
of any street intersection in the district"c-
scribed in Section 5 of this ordinance, and co
hitching post shall be erected within 10 fe, i of
any other hitching post.
Sec. 8. Whenever any hitching post er-cted
under the provisions of this ordinance _.brL
have become bent, brokep or otherwise in-
jured, the Superintendent of Streets of ,,r.`d
City shall notify the person who caused such
post to be erected, or the owner of the prem-
ises in front of which such post may be, to
forthwith repair the same and restore it to its
original foam; and if such repairs are not made
within 24 hours after such notice has been
given, it shall be the duty of such Superintend -
ant of Streets to immediately thereafter re-
move such bent, broken or injured post.
Sec. 9. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
of the City of Anaheim in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 10. Any person who shall violate any
of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a myVidemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punishable by a
move such bent, brokenor injured post.
Sec.".All o=dlnances or parts of ordinances'
of the City of Ae;aheim in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed
e-
..,W.....:,.� ,..�......:.,..«..�.-.>..... ..M....�,.. .,._.,.......:;:.,:.�,.m«.�..�.,,._:... pealed.
Sec. lo. Any person who shall violate any ! ,
of file provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a mi demeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shAr be punishable by a
fine not exc eding fifty dollars, or by imptis-
ontnent in the City Jaii for a period not ex-
ceeding twenty-five days, or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
Sec. ll. The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published once in the OrangeConntyPlain
Dealer, a weekly newspaper of general circula-
tion printed, published and circulated in said
City of Anaheim, and thereupon it shall take
effect and be in full force: C. O. RUST,
President of the Board of Trusteesof the City
of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
26th day of November, 1909, and that it was
duly passed at a regular meeting of said Board
of Trustees held on the 9th day of December,
1909, by the following vote:
Ayes: Trustees Rust, Gates, Stock, Fiscus
and 1Croeger.
Noes: None.
i further eerr£y that the President of said I
Board of Trustees signed the same on the 9th
day of December, 1999.
EDWARD B. MERRITT.
[Seal] Clerk of said City of Anaheim
ordinance Ido. 149
An ordinance regulating the standing; of Rnirtva.ls and vehicles
upo'rt the public streets of the ",ity of AnRhPirn, and rmmilRting the
erection of hitchinj; posts on certain streets in said ('ity.
The. Bonrd of mra.,Aees of the city of. An.iheim do ordain as
follows:
Section 1. It shall be unlawnil for Rny person to hitch any
horse, mule or ott.(-r anii lits, or to leave standing, not in the iivir�--
diRte cRye of some person, any autoraobile, buggy, carriRg;e, Wagon,
or other vehicle, with or 1vithout animRls; a.ttRch(-,d, for R longer
period of timp than one hour upon any of the, followin" described
portions of strPets in the city of Anaheim, to—wit:
"enter trwPt, between �, �--. �_,' ,hnd f,-�,a,r_ Strepta;
Los Angelos Street, between C 3a",j and , strnet".
Sec. P. It shall i)e unlawful for Rny person to hitch or tie
any horse, mule or other animal to r�ny shade or ornarienta.l tree in
Rny strut, lane, Riley or public p1Rc e in the City of AnRiieiM, or
to Bitch or tie any such ?nii�al near enough to Rny 131irh shade or
ornamental tree, as to permit or enable such anirinl to injure or des—
tropy the Same.
SPc. 3. It shall ,)e unlawfal for any person having ^hargP,
custody or cont-ol of Rny horse, mule or other RnimRl to leave the
same ungttA`1nded 1(Y 11 : e,,_zr,=gid i�� .-:f )ublic street, lane, alley or
place in the lity of ;fin=�heim. A horse, mule or other a.nima.l left
unattended in any public :;trf`f=t, lane, alley or place shall be deer.!ied
to be unse^.ur- Pr3 within the meaning of this section, finless it shall
be securely tied or hitched by R Ihain, strap or ropy; fastened to
its neck or bridle, and to a post or other perrvAnent fastening, or
by A chain, strap or rope fastened to its bridle, aW to a Weight of
not less thRn t1yenty pound.; resting upon the j;round, or by hobbles
fastened to its fetlocks, or in the case of a team of two horses or
mules harnes zd to R :,q on I,!-.virg a brake or pole, by tightly setting
the brakp in said wRgon, bpikin.g the team so that the traces Hhall
be., loose, pullii,� the lines taut, and securely f_Rstening there to the
wagon in siv!h a mAnner tirint the 7agon can be drawn only 1). means of
the lines.
Ger, 4. it, shall be nnlawfu1 for ante person having the r,11,�rgP,
n.nstody or control of any automobile. or Plotorr`ycle to permit oil or
gasoline to drip from such automobile or motor^,ycle upon any of the
streAts or portions of streets ill the City of Anaheim which have been
paved 'with anphaltnm.
Sec. 5. It shall be unlawful for any pension to erect, or cause
to be erected, any pole ot• post li.()on nny of the following described
portions of streF;ts ij; the City of. An,heita, to -wit
Center Street, between ��, Street and
Streets; Los Angeles Street, between^S encs S�,S aceta,
without first, prorturing a permit therefor from the Board of Trustees
of. said City as prescribed in Section 6 of this ordinance.
Seo. 6. Any person desiring to erect, or to cause to be erected,
e hitching posit or posts within the liriit.s defined by Section 5 of
this ordinarlo^, shall present to the Board of Trustees of said City
an g.kgplication for R permit to erect such hitching post or posts,
usinc blanit whir11 will be furnished by the City r1erk,
of said City. Such applicsations may be granted or refused in they
discretion of -.aid Board of Trustees, and if granted, a written per-
mit will lie issued. by swid Board to the applicant authorizing him
to erect sig^ll hitching; post or posts and to maintain the some. during
the pleasure of the staid Board, under such terms and conditions as
may from time to tine be adopted by said Board..
Sec. 7. All hitching; posts erected under the provisions of this
ordinance sllall be made of galvPnized iron ripe, three inches in
diameter, 911d 11RVi:rAL; a ring ,iocurPly fastened to the tog% there/of.
Such ponts -ha.11 be placed in the sidewalk at a distAncP of b
inches from the outer edg=e- of the curb of the sidewalk, -And shall be
36 inches in heighth, memsuring from the surface of the sidewalk to
the top of the Post. 11a post shall be eructed within 3d feet
of an► street intersection in the distri^t described in Section 5 of.
this ordinance, and no hitching Dost shall be, er.ectPd within _0
feet of any other hitching Post.
lii-tc,11inL; Dost erected under the provisions
of this ord-11. nne shall have become vent, broken or othPri-fis.e in-
jured, the Sul) w2intPmdent of s tr,.-etB of said City shall notify the
person who causer! mu -h post to be ,erected, or the owner of the prem-
ises in front of which such Dost r.nay be., to forthwith repair the
ssme and. restore it to its original form; and if such repairs are
not made within 24 hours a.ftf-r such notice has been given, it shall
be the duty of -m1h of Streets to immedistPllr there—
after re ove sir•h tent, broken or injured post.
of the City of AIlaheiM
Sec. 9 All ordinances car parts of ordinancesYn conflict with
the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions
of this ordinance shR11 bP dPPmed guilty of a rlisdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof f -,hall be pnnish?b1P by a fine ad? not Pxceed.i ng
fift;,- dolD-irss, or by imprisom.ent in the City Jail for a period not
exceF--ding Vienty-five days, or by both sitch fine and ir►prison}Ie"It.
sec. 11. The, City clerk 5YiP,11 certify to the passage of this
ordinance qnd nqus;e the same to be publish --d once in the orange nounty
Plaindealer, a weekly newspaper of gPneral circulation print Pd,
public head aisd e7irclllated in said "ity of Anshein, and thereupon it
shgll take effect =end. be in full for.cP.
i -5p M -i -k --
President of the Board of TI' Llstees of
the city of Anaheim.
I hereby ieTtify that th- foregoing; ordinanrP was introdun.ed
at �:i mo-oatin- of the Board of Trilstf-Ps of thi- City of Anallt°im o8 the
26th doer of. November, 1909, grid thpt it wns duly passed at a reg,llar
c4z-'
meeting of saie- Roam of Trustmes held on thr th day of Dpr%e `ober,
1909, by the follo iirg vote,:
AyPt3:
Noes:
T ""urthor r,ertif`f thRt the President of. said Board of Trusters
signed the Same on the Mth eiay of DeormbPr, 1909.
^,jerk of said City of Anaheim,
ORDINANCE NO. 220
(not adopted
January 27, 1910 - Ordinance introduced
February 24, 1910 - Ordinance withdrawn
Subject: An ordinance calling a special election
in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange.
State of California, for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified voters of
said City a proposition to incur a
bonded indebtedness to pay the cost of
certain street work in said city, the
cost of which will be too great to be
paid out of the ordinary annual income
and revenue of said city.
F i I ed... ......... .
::pity Clerk
Richard Melrose
ATTORNEY
Anaheim, California
'Iaonn p1Eq a uaaq seg
-.IOhT *M I
IN THE S E I ®R COURT
of the County of ra e, State of California.
State of California, ss.
Count of Orange
. l �_ _being first duly
sworn, deposes and says:tatnd
all times hereinafter mentioned ...he
was a citizen of the United over the age of 21 years, and a res-
ident of said county, and wduring all said times the principal
clerk of the printer and pubThe Orange County Plain Dealer, a
newspaper of general circulation printed and published weekly in the
city of Anaheim, in said County of Orange, State of California; that said
Orange County Plain Dealer is and was at all times herein mentioned, a
newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dissemination
of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all said
times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said city of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for
more than one year pr ceding the first publication of the notice herein
y
mentioned; that the 'J N%K Q.4, t �S
of\which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper
at least._ k commencing
on the day of 19�•�
and ending on le day of c
19�.O., both days inclusive, and as often during aid time as sai news-
paper was regularly issued. That the dates on which said publication
was made were as follows:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
—19C..Q
Notary Public in and for Orange County, California.
a �ai�an�jsuoa si gaiapaTQ aaopo
u0sp
Ordinance No.
An Orlf :3a zcp, ate and -i lg certain
SCCtIlOnS 01 0.7t inanUC No. 54 of
tho City of Aima lna, eniitfed
"An Ordinance providing :or a
sy tern for thy; a asi:-,s-anent,
anti Collection of City taxes fct
tile City of A to �.hel:n," and add-
ing certain new sections thereto,
The e B oil el of I -u l ;f the Ci=:y of Ana -
h door l�an s f rl
a tion 1. .'feat he-,io'k 33 of Ordinance.
,''i o. ^4, emitted "An or;tinai,ce ,,roc idir_i, ftii
a systern t,.: the ass ss.,lenf, levy and co(lec-
t;oa of city ?
777
n. !7iri,
anti ill't ill'date t acre, .e r
➢ :a: _c s
Section
Tin
tseclron
. air avid :h_ sane is
,s fou oa ..:
,,.'icon t1. TE, w.sl,.! , -.novo, as ii
provid- 1 for that pug oww ello,r le: errai n
of f t i b >I c> - r.ou a a' s 'r f
in til.. of ig In ,! o t, the date ill
h " S ,
i,r ti -It it vias sof i to the C- y, t -
i 0. nt for w( ich it y :s su a a)d r as reg
lolly 11"Inilier the d<se ipYions I— t!,I,
t = box SVela i3l, (i;at t to
,: Peclaon, without fee, du ing oft(_( 110;;
When not inactrailuse. 1
5__tioh 9. Th it Se -ion45 f ,.!iti O- -anal I a
No.54 be and the, same is hereby a nerided to
re,.ld as follows:
-ctioa-l5 Arecaen pti:rl of lh c PrOPerty 1 d
Id
s_:d in,,y l,( .n..d_ i ace oy,or urv. party
<inter(st Avitbiyclis'ft Ira ,+( o
the sale ac til- -s , or at uf
tne r_c;r..to tira ei
r
e of sa ! !.;,i by tile. C. iiv in til-: n a-.:: r
a -ndc.d t.y 9c( cin 76 of l:hrs Ora; -11ce. 1.
t
t .ctiopllf. "i'ha. Sect' a lr of rid Ordi o
i.<.r...e i4 o. 54 be and i'Ile same : 1aer..',y amen ? t
cdt_� rend as follows: t
S. cfion 47. Redemption en," t b- rn:ide to l
neCri, 1.f asnrcron at,stiinne furnished
1 ray *!.e. City C tea in 1•i a. ui money of -tile �, 3i
hatted ,St..:�s„md tthe Trea: urer must:account
to the C (y for all moneys received undcrsacha
int alt n
s do 1 i! That Section 49 of said Ordhnanee
bo t1 n i:id the same is h(ii-eby mended o
i i' follows;f
Section 13. if the propertys not redeemed t
y i -hm the time oflow ed h his Ordinance for e
i,� redemption, til( t tarsh r, or his successor
in off;( asst inf,ke tic r::ity a d .h of I
r ap �, y reciting in such (leed the panne or 1
t -.u. pea n sessed (wh in t down) the c i 1
(t sale a descrrp on of the land sold, tile
mount for whirb it was sold, d, that it was sold
for delinquent taxes, givbig: the assessed value 1
,,d the year of assessment, the time when rile
I ,ight of redemp',aon had expired, and ibat no ;
person has redeemed the property in the tinge
adoj,cd by law for its redemption. No charge
shilL be made by the Ma sl al for tine making1
ofanysuch decd,endthe acknowledgment of 1
- of all such deeds troxv be. taken by any officer
urthorized by taw to faks the acknowledgment `
of deeds. All such deeds shall be recorded -a I ”
the office of the County Recorder of Orange 1
County, and tui costs of recording the same I r
s!aali be paid by the Cit Y.
The City shall p a
vide uniform oar ik deeds upoi which all con I
vey lac s to tilt. City unde the pro . i ions of I i
thissection shall be made.
secro112 'IlaatSocton49ofs idOrumance�
No 54 b� and tile satue is hereby alae aded to 1
read is follows:
1
Section 4O. The matter recited in the cert ff-
cat_ of sale must be recited in the (level, and
such deed, duly acknowledged cc oroved, is
primary evidence ter at:
1. Tile property gas assessed as required
by law.
2, 111e property was eq.,efi•.ed as regu red
by law.
3.
'File taxes were levied in accordance
with lay.
4. Tile taxes w ae not paid.
5. Ain proper time and place tile PrOPe-ty
wassoldas prescribed by law, and by the
_proper rfficcr.
j 6. •r h-, properly was not redeemed.
7. 1 l e person who e c -cu ted the deed was
I thea proper officer.
o. Where the real estate was sold to Pay
to res on, personal propel ty, that the real est ire
b ion- ech to the person liable to pay the tax.
Such deed, duly ackno xiedged c proved, is
!except as aba:u fi -actual fraud) c n lusive eo
'den ' of the refs tarit y of all Other proceed
'lags, trona the assessment by -lie assessor, in
clt;srve, uta to the execution of the deed. Such i
Bleed conveys to the City tae absolute title
to th t'ro i _ rty desr ribo 1 therein, free of all
incutr i ane -s r. c .,';t wl ira .� land is owned
j by tile i�nrr .d t. t. s, or oil State.
j Seth n 3. hat a new s-ction be added to
:
said Ordinance No. 54, to beck^.lir gated as Sec-
tion 49"; ,which .eciien shall read as follows:
section 49%. The assessment boot or de I
Ii ,qne it hs , o ora y there of cc ti xd b, the
C Ky Clerk, ! sh yon- unpaid taxes - as air an
person ar property, is pr 'n,a facie l i( fat( 01
r tli,,, assessment, the property asse.^sed, tie de-
linquency, the amount of taxes line and uta- i
paid, and that all the forms
of 1a•r� in relatlasa
to the a o smen and levy of such falces have
been complied with.
Sec 14 That Sc'tion 70 of sad Ordto c
No M he and th.e same is h; reb a amen(1ed to j
read a s follows;
Section 70. It shall be the duty of file blar-
shag, within thirty days after the sale of any
land for dtlinayoeht tax -es, to--
City
o furetisia to illi
City Clerk a complete. list
(a£ 11 such lands ��o
said.
and thereupon the Clertisieall enter upon
the, ssessment of the cfrrentpear, iminediate-
ry loot Tile des ria :i, : of tile, ,r n� ri-y, the
cell. f illi Pr open ty ba, been sOld for sixes,
and the date of such sale.
I
Section 15. 'flat Section 71 of said Ordi-
nance No. 51 be acid the same is hereby
amended to read as foiiows:
1 S:: c. 71. Any taxes, penalties and ca::ts, Paid
'
more tl: ,n once, or erroneously Or iih '"ally
c31lec+cd, may, by order of the Board of Trus-
t es, be refunded by the City Tro-lsursr.
.
When tha^ Marshat discovers tlrst any Proper-
ty lxiap; been assessed more. than once for the
m, - c. -a, la crust collect only t1:( tml
f.,stl, due, and make return of tl acts, v ider
affidavit to the City Clerk, who shall, when
directed to do so by the Board of Trustees,
��r_gncel-o'n'e of §aid erroneous or double assess -
by
an entry ill the margin of the asee,s.
-niem bock, and also on the delinquent list,
should such erroneous cr double assessment
Abe c^r.:ied there'll. If file property assessed
under suell erroneous or double a: Bess mei.t
jam bgec�} ""s 1d, nmol a�ertiiicate or deed there-
forhas d such facts ,shall be certi-
fled to the L;oar olTrustees by the Clerk and
Marshat. and thereupon the Board of Trustees
On 1-1d CitMo.
of f i. �_'ii
a 1 i d (a ..•c a c➢ is t (h �c1 erld
_as o+ eL�. air ,i siondat d ' lar. a in
.h y -
That a new Section ill sodded to
ra n di,iaiicc No. 51, to be do i.. . d a; i
74, w� rt .d il,; lohlov< :
""I ; or a.. rivets h, th,:
on I11., wrktea (trier
„art) a( us , bi s i D sib a a"
a sar, x an_ t: 1 • ,roc:_ the o fi_. t ,
1 naade a:, d pi"or to the . lc ford. 1:.a-
as(s: a i i �.,�`era. ,,.e Inti- ;:a, eivar or
het t c a. r �d int, a do a it.c a list
tl. <of, til lost ia_ lie
c=t ,ii," ce„it•.�-
ora thaseof ro fl hs r u "(- f ,._
••3,[ , at.<.::_, t a
i"i, r , lint. rats *ri^r its
c s i •.-.illi. pe h.,, ern,:n .std for ,wT l sc: thing
;It o3 Xt ret�trng
• c,li c o of a4 Y taxes
is il-
eg;.d on lac count of infortnaahify c. I-ca�,,e the
ria.. ",t �: s stat completed :'with n rhe time re-
bir d by law nor
eua the (ty rr,;htand
,ow < to f v y u_c coal t t c s he xf f a ;•fished
by1.irity 0f
Sec. 23.
Sect; -2 of s_eitl Ordinance
a-54 be and he ;arae is hereby anieticied to
ni as follows:
Sec 2"t T Board of d r a sle iunst, on tile
o ir(i Thursday lay iia AiSi of c:a h yet fix
1 e. t ivy c; rat per c nturh, of t.ixes ley td
o • i 1, lnnnicitT t pulppa , s to carry on the. va-
;,w dcprrYt'a i a., of the City of Anaheim for
fit, ,lament yc h do sir.nathafg the numbed
1,1;I0, i f s of pr:),)cr ty
eyi d for "left fund, teat o exceed in the ag-
ate f(.r such t.ur'ito,.'es the Hilton fixed by
flow.
Sec ;I Tia+rSecticn'1 of said Ordinance
No. 1 be. a,�id the sane ,s hereby amended to
Ce::d'iS ollows:
S: c. 24. Within fell d^ :after the receipt of
the assessment book tae Marshal must pill' -
i,11 a notice specifying t rat the taxes on all
nett -on i propet sect ..I by real property
ind on zit real ptoPcrty will he due and Pay-
able en the first Monday it, 0cctober and will
be dc.ingeent on tire, Last Monday in Novem-
ber n -t then �.fter at 6 a clock I NL, and that
ml ss paid prior ticr(o ten )e cent will be
added to kite amount til r (of, :an(h also suecify-
rr tili'al 1d f tae t .arch payment of
ta.ce s Vii - y lie inade
se > r That at tion 40 of said Ordinance
No e,4 be and tho sam(ireby amended to
read as follaw
Sec i,) On t1 fast Monday of Novembea
of caelt year, of 6 o'clock P. M. all taxeS then
unpaid are del n nen and thereafter the
Near li,I shall coded, for the use of the city.
a^
add;ton of tenper con t th reora, together
tonal s *rr offix°y cents on incl
lot, piece or tr c pa rte lv assesses and or
each ..sennun nt of personal pro, e'ty so de
bncla 1t
Sec- r6 That ii new Section be added
aid O( lr_ ai e a. rt t� 1 c d a, bated a
Secteor ) r a ii x- rt a i shall read 9s follows
Sec Stu l i S cci ns ,7, 39, 40 4l, 43 and 4�
of s r d (-P,-dbe:tnco No it be and the -Game ar,
herehyrepe?�t, fetal ill City ordinances and part:
of o d frau-n of t-a.^of Anaheim, in cora
flirt w. th til. to oy isiori,d of this ordinance ars
hereby repealed.
Tlie C ty C 1 -rk ball certify to tine passag,
of this c _din ince. and cause the sarneto b,
publi,hed once in the Orange County Nib
Deal :r Ia weekb, newpager of general circa
inrio a;ntec (ir�ra,d and civcuiated in sail
City ofAna icim, and thereupon it shall talc
effect and be in frill force.
CHAS. OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim,
l
bolely celt3y that the foregoing ordi
nance ui-.oduced at it meeting of th
Bc rd cr Tiu_ r es of the City of Anahein
hew on il(•_ tlth a y of January, "AM, and the
it vas iitj L f ed at a rc itdae meeting of.:ai
Board o 'T'rtees held on the 141th day c
Fcbra(a y t` 1u It y the following vote:
Aye hi...,.cesRust, Stock, Gates,Kroegc
rd 1..cwz .
Noes: None.
1 further c- ,tify that 'lie President of sal
Board of ,l,reistees si_yncd the same on said lilt
day or f ebr 1 ry, MD.
L.DWARD B. Ml RR1TT,
, cSeal �- City Clerk of said City
i �-,— 1t of Anah_.im.
,d a✓c los 1 C, } qlr olw1 fi:. ,si ta. .ista rr as trucxees of
eIt U -a of ,inahcrm,
r,ec.u:rw! a _ land is owned I c b i t is c.caiutt ordi-
bv th (na _d ` .t s, or -Ilia State. non . e iu odu e 1 t a r'teetinn' of i1ae.
Seer cn Iz. That a ne v sec be nddret to I Bi rd c Tsu t s of tile ('Ity of Anih im,
Ile said Orda sc= -No. 54, to ed c- sil dated as Seheld on th^_ 7th ,p ry of S t tuacy DO, and t1lat
tia�, 49 xa <ich section shall react zs lollot✓s: - it
wits It I,, f a - c- at a r< radar meeting of ...cid
Sec on 49iz✓. The assessment b > alk, or de- Board d a "5 e ties held oa the 10th day of
i ,qul t lis" or""W" thereof, cert"ed by the hebrna Y, I`➢dq Ly the following vote:
(,I;3' C _e.l , sh t-ir- nllpaid taxes �,er:t.,t n �yc . 'I i.,:,tees it list, Stock, ('ates,Kroehec'
lersouor,1'rovett,• isPta~?tfa:ie vao-eaee e>a�ndk
ti r as,c. Hent t'- propo iy asses sed, the de Noe None.
bnquenty. the anavunt of taxes due and un I further c ..t�fY t17^:t the President of said
l: aid, and that all the fo ms of la in relatioea Board of Tr is lees sIgmed the same on said ltlth
to the ;SnWlll luld levy of such t _es have daycI r a r y, 19—
been compWd ith. It,DtiJARD B. MERRITT,
Sec 14. That Sc tio❑ 70 of sa.d Ordinae ce Seal City Clerk of said City
No. 51 °,c and tl - sawn - is h.rr:rby amended to I ��.,._. it of Anaheim.
read -is fo120ws:
Sec,
ion 70. It shall be the duty of the Mar- --- - -- -
shal, within thirty days after the sale of any
Land for delin+ryuenY i'as `s, to furnish to the
Gii_v Cl,-,,_ka complete list of ,M such lands so
sold, and thereupon the Clel k shall enter noon
.the assrssment of the currentyear, immediate-
' p- ,ftes the del ri e .o;'- of the pro.p.`rd-c the
- i Naai
said las open I v hz;been soca for 'taxes,
'Ind t' , dste of such sale.
Sect -ra 15. That Section 71 of said Ord:-
❑ttc. TQo. 51 bes..d the sane is hereby
aluended to read as follows:
I Sec, 71. Any taxes, penalties at"ll costs, paid
snore thud once, or I rroneou+iy or flic t"apy .
c_31!jc.._a, may, by order of the Board of Trus-
t he. refunded by the City f'ea-asurer.
\When the Marshal discovers that any proper-
t,,r ha" been asses sed more than once for the
i I-ast collect only I- L>:ti
a `sal- -due and m t, return of t1j,, tots, under
affidavit to the City G. -rl:, v. htr shall, when
directed to to so by th.e Board of Trustees,
..cancel one of ""aid erroneous or double assess-
.mczNs by an entry in the margin of the assess,,
tnetit book, and also on the delinquent fist,
sho!aid n
such erroneous or double assessmet.
be carried thereha. If the arn£erty assessed:
under such erroneous or double assessment
has been sold, and a certificate or dead ther�-
:for has been issued, such facts shall be certi-
tied to ti=.e Board of-i'rnstees by the Clerk "110
:5iarshal, and thereupon the Board o, 'Trustees
•hai.l author'; e the Clerk to cancel such doable
sse.:sment, ceriificale arvd' provided, no
ic,uceilation of an erroneous or doid)!O assess
'anent shall be made in aay case until the ta1,s
penalties and costs upota one, of such a","'ss
menu shall have b:-..ra paid. If the Iti5arshae
discovers before tlae sale that c�a rccea_tt c
irrezillar assessment, or of ,illy other error
any land ought not to be sold, he must not of
fer the same for sale; and the Board of Trus
teeu
s must crse the assessor to enter the un
collected taxes upon the assessment book o
the next succeeding year to be collected a
other taxes entered thereon.
t
Sec. 16. That Section 72 of said Qrdinanc
i.
Ordinance No. �2_
An ordinance amendirZ certain, se^tions of Ordinance No. 54 of
the lity of Anpheirm, entitled 9An ordinance providing for a system
for the assessment, levy and odillection of City taxes for the "ity
Of' cw t R , Rte" Xv ,
The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as
folows :
Section 1. Tint Sention 37. of Ord.innnre No. 54, entitled "An
o rd.irrancP providing for g system for the assesSa :,ent , levy and ool—
lpotion of city trues for the City of Ar,aheyim,,I passed and adopted
by the Board of Trustees of the.'"ity of Anaheim on ^ebru^ry 126th,
1881i, as amended. by Ordinance No. 148, adopted dune Fi3, 1903, be
and the, sa.rle is Yir-reby 9.mendPd to read as follows:
Sec. 33. On or before the third Sgturday in De^_.ember of each
y--nr the Vprshal crust publish the delinquent list, which roust con
tairr the na;nes of the persons and a c1escrir,tion of the property
d.plinqupnt, and the amount of taxes, penalties and costs due, oppo-
.� ite ean?i. rl`lr,P and dpscr-Jption, with the taxes due on personal pro—
perty added to the. taxes or, real-stnte, where the real estate is
liable therefor, or the several taxes are due from the same person.
;;eetion That Section 34 of said Ordinance No. 54 be and the
same; is hereby Pmended to read as follows:
Sea. .34. The Marshal must append and publish with the d.elin
went list a notice thAt unless the taxes delinquent, -together with
the. costs�And pema.lties, are paid, the real property6upon which such
taxes are a lien will be sold.
Section 35 of sai3 Ordinar^,e 110. 54 be And the
same is herebynamended as foll011;8:
pec. 85. The publication must be made once a week. for three
successive weeks, in s olne ne,7s p,9per, or suppip.tient thereto, published
in the ;"ity.
Sec. 4. That Section 36 of said Ordinance No. 54 be grid the
is hereoy amended to read ns follo7s:
sp^t `o, 36. The publi^goon .oust desiZnate t11e cny anc7 hour
--Then the property ?mill, by open tion of 1a; -r, be cold to the City,
whi^h sale must not be le—.,m; than twenty --one nor more than tiventy—
ei?ht days from the. ti?;e of the first publication, and the place
shall be thn in the Marsh, -11's office.
Sec. 5. That a. net,�! section be added to said ordinance No, 54,,
to be d0Sj nate(l Sen 30 l j P . whi^h sect -.;Lon sh2.11 read as follows
Sec. iii 1` �1�'1he ,,', �r.sh�l, as soon as lie has ;n^de they p�ial�ca—
t.i:�n regitired .in Sections 33, 7A, 35 and 36 of this ordinance, must
file i1ritil'Jity ^lerk of said lity and the County Recorder of the
"o�zrty of Orange respectively, a copy of the publication, -rith an
affidavit ?ttpkilled thereto that it is 2 true copy of the, same; that
the publi^=tion Was ill�de in a. or supplement thereto,
statin- the np�'".e, nnl place' of j3ll l-,J'`Ptlon and the. date ofea?cil = p—
�F,n.rran^e, x.hich affidavit is primary evidence of all the facts
atated therein.
St~c. r3. T?lnt ; c,ot ox< of .said Ordin:lnee Eo. 54 be and. the
sa:-,,e, is 1herFby ai--�,,end.ed to read. a.- follolvs:
Sec. 33. On the day and hour fixed for the s?le,all the property
delinquent, upon -Thich the taxes of all kinds, penalties and co,, -As
;lave not bP,P,n paid, tlliall by operation of lau and tile. declaration
of the Marshal, be sold to the lity, and. said Marshal shall make
an entry, "Sold to the City" on the delinquent assessment list, op—
posite the -tax; provided, however, that the owner or person in pos—
sesFsion of any property offered for sale for taxes due thereon may,
prior to the sale of su^,h property, py the taxes, penalties a.nd
costs due. The ka.rshal shall be credited with the amount of said
sales in his settlement madefpursuant to section of this
ordinance.
sec. 7. That Section 4F of said Ordinance Pio. 54 be and the
same is hereby emended to read as follOWS:
Sec. 42. The Yprshal ;��ust make out a certificate of delinquent
tax sale for each piece or tract of land sold, dated on the day of
.;t=sting !when kno Tn) the. name of the person ao,ses;;ed, a des—
cription of the land sold., that it ,ras s.old for rtelinglient taxes to
the City of. Anaheim, nnd riving the amount and year of the assess-
ment,
ssess-gent, and specifying 7hen the. "ity dill be entitled to a deed. Such
certificate must be signed by the Marshal, re-ulArly numbered in a
boom, and the book must be filed in the office of the County Recor-
der, and 77hen so .filed, �rith the Recorder's fill*ni on ea^h certifi--
date in said book it must be re a.rdpd as recodd.pd. in the Fecord.er'.)
office. The Torr^ of such nertifi^,ate, of sale and record book .hall
be, the ,ante, as far as Rpplicable, ns that presecribed by the Stete
-ctrollnr -°�lie.n land is sold to the State for delinquent taxes. In
case of a redemption, or a subsequent sale of any of said property
by the, (:iter, they Recorder must enter on the margin of tine certificate
describing such property in said certif'icatf� book of record in his
office the fact of sunk redemption or sale, giving the date thereof,
and by whom redeemed. 41
;ec. 8. Thpt Se^tion 44 of said Ordin?nlle leo. 54 be and the
same is hereby amended to read as .follol!!s :
Sec. 44. The Marshal must, in a book provided for that purpose,
enter a O.F'£,cription of the, land sold., ^orrespondinr to the descrip—
tion in the ori,!"rinRl asvessY e.nt roll, the date of the that it
^en sold to the "ity, the amount for which it r7as Mold, and must
regularly number the descriptions on the margin of the book. Such
book must be open to public inspection, without fee, during office
hours, 7,Len not in actual use.
SP 9. That Section 45 of stair Ordinan^e No. 54 be and. the
same is hereby amended to read as follOWS:
Sec. 45. A redemption of the property solei s ay be made by the
o,7ner or =any party in interest, ,Vithin five years from the date of
the sale to the 1,ity, or nt any time prior to the sale of said land
by the City, in the manner provided by Section of this ordin—
an^e.
Sec. 10. That Section 47 of said Ordinance No. 54 be and the
same is hereby amended to read as folloz�rs :
'Seo. 47. Reden:tItio 1 ;nest be made to the city Treasurer on an
estimate furnished by the pity Clerk, in lawful money of t ;e United
St-tes, Pnd. the Treasurer must account to the. "ity for all moneys;
received under such redemption.
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Seo. 11. Th,,t Se^tion 43 of said. Ordinance No. 54 be and the
same is hereby amended to, read as foilo1^rs:
-:2p-. 48. If thr, property is not redee"Red wit11in the tiitle, allow-
ed 'L -,y this ordinarce for its redemption, the Lr a.rshPl, or his su^-
it office, rust m,,,ke the "ity a deed of the property, re -Jt -
4 ig _ ed the of the person assessed ( when kno-ri , `t
d=ate of sale, a descript on of the land sola., lulnnoLnoullt for wrLli^i;
it •,ass sold, that it 'ass sold for ielinquent taxes, giving the
as ;esseri value and the year of a.s:,n� n��nt , the time when the right
of redemption had expired, and that no Person has redeemed the pro
pPrty -n t11e ti: ie '.allo :ped. by D-7 dor its redemption. No charge shall
be. innde by the I6Prslial for the fnaking, of any such deed, and. the
acknowledgment of all such deeds may be taken by any off'iaer author -
i led. by 19.1v to take the acknowledgment of deeds. All mioh deeds shall
be recorded in the offi.^,e of the 11.ounty ire^order of Orange County,
and the costs of recording the same shall be paid by the City. The
City gLall provide uniform blank deeds upon which, ll conveyances
to the City under the provisions of this section_shAll be made.
Sec. 12. That Section 49 of said Ordinance No. 54 be and the
,mire is hereby Pr.ended_ to read Ps follows:
Sec. 49. The matter recited in the certificate Of sale must
be recited in the deed, arid. such deed, duly acknowledged or proved,
i:, primal zry evidence that :
1. The property eras asses,::ed ris required, by law;
The property VIRS equalized Ps rewired by law;
3. The taxes were levied in ac^ordance uaith law;
4. The taxes were not pPid.;
5. At P proper time and plaie the property 'gas sold as pre-
scribed by law, and by the proper officer;
F. The property Teras not red,°emed;
7. The :person who executed, the deed Trras the proper officer;
i
P. rhe.re t I a e real estate qaf, :,;01(°j to pay t?x.es on persona1 1)r0—
nerty, th?t the real estate belonged to the person liablo to pay the
ta.x.
d.eed., dul-y a^,k.no,?7ledged or proved, is ( exre :t as a_;ainst
actual fraud) conclusive evidence of tl.,e re-iil, rity of all other
pro^eedings, from the assessment by the assessor, incimsive, up to
the execut _-on of the d.flr 9d . a^'^ d.eed ^orzvoys to the City the absol-
ate title to the -property described therein, free of all incumbran—
ces, except 17hen the land is owned by the United States, or this
,pit te.
Sec. 13. Thgt a nei,7 section be added to sair9. Ord.ina.nce No. 54, .
to be designated as section 49 1/2, ,,!hinh section shall rear as
folio -s:
ei. 49 l/2. The assessment lis#Txa gook, or .-,I,elinquent list,
or ^opy thereof, certifir�d by they 'Ility Clerk, showings unpaid taxes
^Us.inst f=z�y person or property, is prima facie evidence of the ass-
10
ss-
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F' 11Pllt ,
the property aS: E'S e(i , the, (Inlinnl.tPl-i-jr, the pirount of taxez
due and unpaid, and that all the forms of lame in relation to the
assess;nent and levy of such taxe:> h qv P been corlplied with.
and the same hereby
Sec. 14. That Section 70 of s?id. Ordinance No. 54 be amended
to .read as follo7rs:
Sec. 70. It shall be the duty of the Marshal, within thirty
days after the sale of any land for delinquent taxes, to furnish
to the City Clerk a complete list of all such lands so sold, and
thereupon the Clerk shall enter upon the assessment of the current
year, iry pdiately after the description of the property, the fact
that said property has been sold for taxes, and the date of such
sale.
Sec. 15. That Section 71 of said Ordinance No. 54 be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 71. Any taxes, penalties and costs, paid more then once,
or erroneously or illegally collected, xray, by order of the Board
of Trustees, be refunded by the city Treasurer. When the Marshal
discovers that any property hqs been as essed more than once for
t'_=aQ same year, he must ,.ollent only the tax justly due, and make
retjiTr: of tii fay^ts, undor affidavit to the City Clerk, who shall,
•]i�;ri a-irected to do s o by the Board of Trustees, cancel one of said
erroneous or double assessments by an entry in the ma.rgin� of the
wr .
assessment book, "and also on the'delinquent.list, should such er-
roneous or double be oarried therein. If the. property
a.sses.Fd ender .ia^]: erroneous or double as. in 1, leas been sold,
r+i1d- a certificate or deed therefox• hay, been issued, SUCK facts shall
;e certified to the oard of Trustees by the Clerk and 1,11ar shal, and
t%l.f'r?t1iiOTm the1_30 rd of Ttufiteds shall ?m.lt]loriT!` t1le 1.lark to Camel
such double pssesti-TIent, ner.tifica_te, or c?eed; provided, no Cancells-
tion of an erroneous or double acose::s;nrrit s.Zall be made in .any oase
u. -,til thy' t-xes, penalties and ^osts 1.l.pon one, of suf7tl1 ?ssessments
shall have been paid. If t'he d.i.snovers before the sale that
on ao-iount of irregular assessment, , or of any other. error, 4'n+
o>> ht not to be sold, he. mu t not offer the same for sale; and the
Board of Trustees must o=muSe. the asses. --or to enter the uncollected
taxes upon the assessment book of the next succeeding year to by
iollented- as other taxes entered thereon.
X sec. lei. That Section 72 of said Ordinance No. 54 be and the
sn-qe is hereby amended to read as folloINTs:
;e^,. _72.�hen land is sold for taxes correctly imposed as the
property of a particular person, no misnomer of the owner, or sup-
posed owner, or other mistake relating to the. o1Arnership thereof,
affects tYie sale, or renders it void or voidable.
Sec. 17. That section 73 of said 0rdina
ace No. 54 be and the
came is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 73. In case property assessed for taxes is pdLrch2sed by
the City, pursuant to the provisions of Section 38 of this ordin-
an^e, it shall be assessed each subsequ(nnt year for taxes, until a.
deed is made to the "ity therefor, in t]me same manner as if it had
not been purohased. In case an assessment is made under the provis-
ions of this section, Prod the lands are not redeemed from a previolzs
sale had under section 48 of this ordina.n^e, no sale shall be had
under the nssessment aut'zori?e,d by this section.
Sec. 18. That Section 74 of: said ordinance No. 54 be and the
some is hereby amended to read, as follows:
Sec. 74. In case Property is 2,01d to the "ity Pursuant to sec-
tion 38 of this ordinance, and is subsequently assessed pursuant to
Ue^tion 73 of t?iis ordinance, no person shall be permitted to re-
deeM from such sale, except upon pay;dent oi' the amount of all taxes,
costs, fees, penalties ^nd interest then due and unpaid for each
and every yeiar, in^luriing the year of sale and all subsequent as�-
es :,anent s .
Sec. 19. That Section 75 of said Ordinni'l,e, NO. 54 be and the
sa;::e is hereby amended to read as f011071s:
Sec. 75. �ijienever property sold to ,the City, pursuant.to the
--rovision . of this ordinan,ie, shell be redeemed as herein Provided,
the moneys received on a.a^ount of suoil redemption, including; the
original and subsequent taxes, and percentages, penalties, cost and
interest, shall be paid into the treasury for the use and benefit
of the city.
Sec. ^0. That, Section 76 of said Ordinance No. 54 be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follo!jrs:
Sec. 76. In all cases .;here real estate has been sold, or may
hereafter be sold, for delinquent taxes to the City, and the City
has not disposed of the same, the person whose estate, has beer, sold,
or may hereafter be sold, his heirs, exeeutors,,administrators, or
other successors in interest, shall, at any time after the same has
been sold to the city, and before the City shall have disposed of
the same, have the right to redeem such .real estate by payling to
the City Treasurer the amo:t.nt of taxes, penalties and costs due
thereon at the time of said sale, with ir,terest on the a;g;rer;pte
amount of said taxes at the rate of ,seven per Cent per annum; and
also all taxes th=at --*ere a lien upon said real estate at the time
saidtars t}erne (('1 ngl�.ent ; ani also all unp?id. tpxes of every
des^ription assessed agg.nst the property for each year since the
gale; or, if not so assessed, then upon the value of the property
as assessed in the year nearest the time o€ such red tiol�O" v,� .Soo
intere t f'ro i the f_.rst day of July following eac7i of said years,
ri- ,spe-ntively at the same rate, to the time of' redemption; and also
P11 oosts and expenses of suci; redemption, and penalties as follows,
-LTi t h
to—wit: Ten per ^ent, if redeemed i n six months from the date of
rale; t^-enty per cent, if redeemed within one year therefrom; thirty
per cent, if redeemed within two years therefrom; forty per cent,
if redeemed within three years therefrom; forty—five per neat, if
red�.enlect 7ithir. four year::, therefrom; and fifty per ^,Frit, if re—
deemed within five or any greater rnvnber of years therefrom. The
penalty shall be (;omputed i3pon the amount of each year's taxes in
the tiMP then til(' 1?n(is `"Toul.ri heve been
,old for the taxes of that year, if there 11?d been no previou,' rale
thereof. The "ity "leek ohall, on the aY>1%lication of the Person de—
siring to redeem, m2ke gyri estimate of the amount to be paid, and.
shall Live Iiiii, clupli^.ate ^ertificates of the amount, specify -ng the
several aino!ints thereof, whi^h certificates Ehall be delivered to
the "ity Treasurer, together 'lith the ,1oney, and the. 'ryity Treasurer
shall give 'duplicate receipts writter, or endorsed upon said certi-,
ficates, to the redemptioner, rlho shall deliver one of said receipts
to the "ity "lerk, tnking his receipt therefor. The pity Treasurer
shall settle, for .gll the moneys received as for other*.�itlr.mQneys,.:..4
Upon the payment of the money specified in said certificate, and
theivir.g of the reoeipts aforesaid by the Treasur er and ^lerk,
any deed or ^ertifi^ate of sale that rr.ay have beer, made to the lity
shall be^ono, null and void, an(1_ all right, title and interest ac—
q:j.ired by the lity, under and by virtue of the tax ?le, shall cease
a.nd (Ieter_mine. The. re^eipts of the pity Treasurer grid pity "lerk
:nay be recorded ir: the ";ou.nty Re^,order's office of this; county, in
the book of deeds, nnd the re -lord thereof shall have the Veme effect
rF
as tint of ? deed of^onveyrince of the, internst lonveyed by su.-Ih
deed or oertifica.te of sale.
Sec. ^1. That 'Section 77 of said Ordinance No. 54 The and the
same is hereby Amended'to react As follows:
;e 77. Every tax has the, effect of P juci.,:_;ment n;ainst the,
person aid every lies; created by this ordinance has the force and,
effect of ^.n execution levied aZ`iinst all property of the delin uent;
thr. jud;.;ment i^ not sptisfird nor the lien rei^oized until the taxes
rare ppid. or the property sold for t. ie payment thereof. FVery tax
clue upon person^1 .roperty io, r� lien upon the real property of the
owner thereof, fro;, nnd. after 1,' O'clo^•k Y. of the. first Monday in
1, in i n pn^.h yF,ar. ''very tax upon real property is--, n lien >;_,ninst
t'_ -.e riroperty assesses.; and every tax ixp ax due upon improvements on
rP€1, d to ''othk;rs than tyre o et'd-O '
is a lien upon the land Prd improvements; ^evera.l liF,ns n.tt,:)f,h
ns of ti,e first fi ond.ny of ILI^rch in Pa h year.
neer
Se^. <^:�. Thin: ASect _or; IS be, adr.':ed_ to spid OrdirP- r_,7e. Aro. 54, to
be Section 70, •,hi^h Sectio�i shall read as follo:rs:
sec. 78. Omit -cions, errors or C,efents in the fors, of any orig-
iLinle.:_ int or assec:,srce„t book, vrhere it cPn be-,siiert i.ned
therefrom ,-rh`?t ,Tp.s intended, racy, on the written order of. the Bo -.rd
of `rt? ltee.,, be ippl-Let', by the as:,essor, at any tine -fter the
ori- iri�l ?n,,!. prior o vale for (ielinquent
taxes: and when the ommission, error or defe^.t has been carried into
a Ielinq tent list or ary publination thereof, the list may be pub-
fished as amended or notice of the :,orreotion tijereof m -y be riven
in a supplementp.l publication, to be made in the spme manner as
the orir~,inal leu 71i^nt;ion nrd for riot le:,s t?�^.n one x?ek. But no
as .P,,=inert or act relntin!, to assessment or collection, of city taxes
u.
is illeg=)1 on ?^^oiint of informality or be.e i e the same .mai; riot
completed -ithin the time required by lqw; nor ^a.n the, " ]ity l s right
in (1, pol.wer to levy and collect taxes be extinguished by any irregu-
larity of proceeding 711-Intever.
Sec. 22. That Section ,^-2 of said. Ordinan^e N5. 54 be and the,
sprue is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec . 22- The Board. of Trlist Pe.s must, on the fourth Thursday^ f
each year, fix the levy, or rate per centum, of taxes levied for
all nunir.ipal purposes to curry on the various departments of the
lity of Anahei*n for the -.urgent year, d.esign?ting the number of
cents on each one hundred dollPrs, of property levied for each fund,
not to exceed in the aggregate for such purposes the limit fixed by
1n -,v.
Sec. 24. That Section 24 of :;aid. Ordinance No. 54 be and the
same is hereby amended to read. as folloTs:
Sec. 24. "Tithin ten dLays after the .receipt of the asses ment
book the Mare alK must ,publish a. notice .opec«ify1 tg that =tae 4 >;A ° . ,
all personal property ;_,ecured by real property and on all real pro-
perty gill be due and payable on the first 1°onday in October and
grill be delinquent ori the last ,ionday in November next thereafter
at 6 o'clo^.k P. M., and that unless paid prior thereto ten per cent
will be a.ddp, to thn rtmount tlIPreof, and also specifying the time
and. place at which payment of taxes may be made.
That Section 30 of said Ordinance No. 54 be and the
sa,re is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 30. On the last Monday of November of each year, at 6
o' -look P. W., all tF,,xes then unpaid are delinquent, and theresaftnr
the Marshal shP.11 collect, for the use of the city, an addition of
ten per cent. thereon, together with an additional sum of fifty
rents on each lot, piece or paamnl tract separately assessed., and
on Path rise ,sment of persor,.a_1)roperty so delinquent.
Sec. 26. That a new Section be added to sa.icl. Ordinance No. 54, .
to be designated no Section 30, whi-11 section shall read as follows:
Sec. 80. That Seotions 37, 39, 409 419 43 and 46 of said Ordin—
r,n fa ho. 54 be and the sane are hereby rr-pealed_; that Rll ordinances
and parts of ordinances of. the ",ity of Anaheim, in conflict with
the provlsaon:, of this Ord..inanie, are hereby repealed.
The Oity Olerk shell certify to the passage of this ordinance
^r'id. the In,PMe, to be, published. once, iri the '7rpnge. County P1g11i—
dealer, a weekly ne,7spaper of general circulation printed, published
and ciroulated in said. City of Anpheim, and thereupon it shall take
e.r-i °ct and, be in full for -.P.
President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim.
1 hereby certify that the fore:oing ordinance T7as introdu^ed
at a meeting of the Board 'of-jrizste(:qq,-of the ^ity of-Anahe iri, field
on the <7th nay of January, 1910, ^nd. th^t it ,,vas duly pPs:.;ed at a
regular meetir:- of said Board of. Trustees held on the 10th day of
February, 1910, by the/ followirnE vote:
Ayes: Trustees
Noes: L-f-ZII
I further certify th=at trlo- PrPsident of said Board of Trustees
si�nPd thy' , arne on said 10th d.Fr., of February, 1910.
City nlerk of said. City of Ar-iaheir_i.
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Ordinance No, 99.
AFFIDAVIT of PUBLICATION.
State of California, )
)ss.
Co,;.nty of Orange, )
--- — — — —, — ——— of said County of Or.ang
being duly sworn deposes and says as follows:
That he is a citizen of the United States and at all th
times
hereinafter mentioned he was over the age of twenty one year ;
That he is the printer of the Anaheim Independen-4, a w elly
newspaper printed, published and circulated in the City of A aheim
County of Orange, State of Califorhia,
That the ordinance of which the annexed is a printed cop was
published once in said newspaper, to -wit, on the . !.�. day o
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
day of -September I894.
Notary Publi /in and for Orange
County California.
Ordinctnce so. 9,9.
� Ar fi9Y•dillaiiee Estahlisithi ' the
1 Crude; of Sycainore Street be-
tvseeli East Street .and AYest
bt k-1" also Estalilisll;iI the
u i.ae of Los An; 'es Si set
beg vha +511 the South Aide of
tE i Street acid the Nortli Edge
} 4s4North Street, .1l! s 7'stalllisli-
i iii tlat; Width of Los Alleles 171 DAVIT
Street Between the Soutli side
of C% alter Street and the North
j s:el is of Cypress Street, also Es-
talel1. 'nail the width of Side-
�i yvaiE:s» oii Los Angeles Street
Oetvvecn the North side of Cen-'Mia$
ter Street and the Soutli side,
of Cypress Street. 11909
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Anaheim do Ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. That the following grade points
I. At the intersection of the center line of
Sycamore street with the west line of East
street the grade shall be 167.10 feet above the
datum plaue.
2. At a point 167 feet west of the west line of
East street, the ceTiter line of Sycamore street
of PUBLICATION.
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shall be 16-1.90 feet above the datum plane. of said County of Orang j
3. At the intersection of the center line of L --- - - - - --
Sycamore street with the center line of orange
street, the grade shall be 161.90 feet above the
datum plane.
4. At the ;ntersectionofthe center line of pses and says a8 follows:
Sycamore street with the center line of Olive
street, the g:•ade shall be 155.30 feet above the
datum plane.
5. At the intersection of the center line of t i Z en of the United States
Sycamore street with the center line of Los
Angeles street the grade shall be 154.00 feet
above the datum plane.
6. At the intersection of the center line of
and at all t
times
Sycamore street with the center line of Lemon i he was over the age of twenty ori* year f
street, the grade shall be 151.63 feet above the
datum plane.
7. At the intersection of the center line of
Sycamore �reetwith the center line of Palm jrinter of the Anaheim Independen , a w e$ly
street• the rade shall be 147.60 feet above the ' /
datum plane.
8. At the fnterseetion of the renter line of
steestreet ,rlr
rt the 1,,sOfeet above the;tblished and Circulated in the City of Anaheim
datum plane.
9. At the intersection of the center line of
Sycamore street with the centerline of West
street, the grade shall be 133.92 feet above the �.
datum plane. to of Cial.iiorhias
SECTION 2. That the following grade points
be established on said Los Angeles street:
1. At the intersection of the center line of
Los Angeles street with the south line of Cen- ie of which the annexed is a printed copy was
'the datum plane. DLuI2 bo ]61 -SO Took ,..bo.•o
li the datum plane.
2. At the intersection of the center line of
Los Angeles street with the center line of
Chartres street, the grade shall be 151.90 feet ;d newspaper, to -wit, on the ./. _0 • day o
above the datum plane
3. At the inter,,section of the center line of
Los Angeles street with the center line of Cy-
press street, the grade shall be 152.40 feet above
the datum pla,.e.
4. At the intersection of the center line of
Los Angeles street with tpe center line of
Adele street, tie grade shall be 153.20 feet
above the datum plane,
6 A
Me Intersection of the center line of /
Los Angeles street with the center line of Syc- 7/
amore seet, the grade shall be 154.00 feet
above thetrdatum plane. /
6. At the Intersection of the center line of''l -
Los Angeles street with the north line f N th '- - - -"' - -" '-- - '-' - -'-
street, the grade shall be 151.60 feet abo or
ove the
datum plate. y�
SECTION 3. The width of Los Angeles street, to before me this
from the south side of Center street to the U
narth side of Cypress street, be 65.50 feet, that
is, 37.75 feet each way from the center of said'.
street.
SECTION 4. That the sidewalks on each side [Taber 1894•
of Los Angeles street shall be eight feet in
width, between the north side of Center street
and the south side of Cypress street.
SECTION 5. That the grade of the sidewalk.
on the west side of Los Angeles street between , m�L v
the north side of Center street and the south y - - r i
Side of Cypress street shall be as follows: Public in and for Orange
At the north line of Center street the grade
At the curb line shall be 151.40 feet above the y California.
datum plane.
Eric 0 t Quteilstreet, t,ergrade atthe
thenc.Arb
th
line Shall be 151.61 feet above the datum plane.
At a point 272.25 feet north from the north
line of Center street, the erade at the curb
line shall be 152-0.9 feet above the datum plane.
At the south line of
at the curb it.. Chartres street the eraae
�b�„ � _
is
Is, "i/.,O.Teel,
street.
SECTIO,, 4. That the sidewalks on each side
of Los Angeles street shall be eight feet in
width, between the north side of Center street
and the south side of Cypress street.
SECTION 5. That the grade of the sidewalk
on the west side of Los Angeles street between
the north side of Center street and the south
side of Cypress street shall be as follows:
At the north line of Center street the grade
at the curb line shall be 151.40 feet above the
datum plane.
At 9, point 1815 feet north from the north
line of Center street, the grade at the curl
line shall be 151.61 feet above the datum plane.
At a point 272.25 feet north from the north
line of Center street, the erade at the curb
line shall be 152.09 feet above the datum plane.
At the south line of Chartres street the grade
at the curb line shall be 152.09 feet above the
datum plane.
Between the north line of Chartres street
and the south line of Cypress street, the grade
shall correspond with the grade of Los Angeles
street as established by this ordinance,- the
curb line being the same grade as the center of
the street.
SECTION 6. That the grade of the sidewalk
on the east side of Los Angeles street, between
the north line of Center street and the south
line of Cypress street, shall be as follows:
At the north line of Center street the grade
at the curb line shall be 151.40 feet above the
datum plane
At a point 108 feet north from the north line
of Center street the grade at the curb line sh,11
be 151.81 feet above the datum plane.
At a point 183 feet north from the north line
of Center street the grade at the curb line shall
be 151.81 feet above the datum plane.
From a point 183 feet north from the north
line of Center street to the south lino of Cy-
press street, the grade shall correspond with
the grade of Los Angeles street, as established
by this ordinance; the curb line being the same
grade as the center of the street.
SECTION 7. All sidewalks on Los Angeles
street shall slope from the curb so that the in-
side of the sidewalk shall be 0.25 of a foot
higher than the curb lines.
SECTIONS. The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage of this Ordinance and shall cause
it to be published once In the ANAHEIM INDE-
PENDENT, a newsp per printed and published
weekly in the City of Anaheim, and thereupon
and thereafter it shall taxe effect and be in full
force.
CHAS, OTTO RUST,
President of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the
:26th day of June, 1894, and that it was duly
passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 14th day of August, 1894, by the follow-
ing vote:
Ayes: Trustees LEwIS, HELMSEN, CONRAD
and 1\I WILLIAMS,
That the President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim signed the some on the
23rd day of August, 1894.
1\I, NEBELUNG,
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
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An Ordinance Establishing; the Grade of Sycamore Street
between East Street and West Street, also establishing the Grade
of Los Angeles Street between the south side of Center Street and
the north side of North Street, ,Iso Establishing the width of Los
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Angeles Street between the south side of Center Street and the
north side ofax Cypress Street, also Establishing the width F'
of sidewalks on .Los Angeles Street between the north side of Center
Street and the south side of Cypress Street
The Board of Trustees of the City of An.-sdieim do ordain as
follows:
Section, I ----That the following grade points be established
ori said Syc: itiore Street.
I, ---- At the intersection of the center line of Sycanjore
Street with the crest line of East Street the grade shall be I67.10
feet above the datl:am plane;
2---- At a point I67 feet west of the west line of East Street
the center line of Sycamore Street shall be I64.90 feet above the
:Tatum plane;
3 ---=At the intersection of tt e Center line of Sycam_ere Street
with the center line of Orange Street, the grade shall be I6I.90,
feet above the datum plane;
4 ----At tha intersection of the center line of °Sycamore Street
with the center line of Olive Street the grade shall be I53.30
feet above the datum plane;
5----- At the intersection of the center line of Sycamore
Street with the center line of Los Angeles Street the grade shall
feet
be I54,00^above the datum plane,'
S At the intereeetion of the center line of Sycamore
Street with the center ling of T.iam^— c+..n.,; A.,_._ ____ ,_ I -
feet above the datum plane;
5- At the intersection of the center line of Sycamore
Street with the center line of Los Angeles Street the grade shall
-feet
be I54,00 above the datum plane;
a -----At, the intersection of the center line of Sycamore
Street with the center line of Lemon Street the grade small be
151.63 feet above the datrui plane;
7 ----At the intersection of the center line of Sycariiore Street
with the center line of Palm Street the grade shall be 147.80
feet above the datum plane;
8 -----At the intersection of the center line of Sycaixiore Street
with the center line of Citron Street the grade shall be I42.80
feet above the datum plane;
9 ----At the intersection of the center line of Sycamore Street
with the center line of West Street the grade shall be 138.92
feet above the datum plane;
Section 2---- That the following grade points be established
on said Los Angeles Street:
I ----At the intersection of the center line of Los Angeles
Street with the south line of Center Street, the grade shall be
151 .40 feet above the datura plane;
2 ----At the intersection of the center line of Los Angeles
Street vritn the center line of Chartres Street the grade shall be
I5I.90 feet =above the daturi,. plane;
3 ----At tho intersection of the center line of Los Angeles
Street iftth the center line of Cypress Street the grade shall be
I52.40 feet above the datui�i plane;
4 ----At the intersection_ of the center line of Los Angeles
Street with the center line of Adele Street the grade shall be
153.20 feet above ,the datum plane;
5 ----At- the intersection of the center line of Los Angeles
Street with the center line of Sycamore Street the grade shall be
I54.00 feet above the datum plane;
6 ----At the intersection of the center line of Los Angeles
Street with the xw%k zxkixRxtx north line of North Street the
----.,z -cne intersection of' the center line of Los Angeles
Street with the center line of Syca�iare Strut the �,raae shall be
I54.00 feet above the datum plane;
the intersection of the center line of Los Angeles
Street with the gwxaxxkxxRxa north line of North Street the
grade shall be 151 .60 feet above t re d:ati-m plane;
Section 3 ----That the width of Los AnLeles Street, from the
south side oi' Center Street, to the nortii side of Cypress Street,
be 65.50, feet, that is 37.75, feet each way from the center of
said street;
Section 4 ----That the sidewalks on each side of Los Angeles
Street,shall be eight feet in width, between the north side of
Center Street and the south side of Cypress Street;
Section 5 ----That the I.rade of the sidewalk on the west side
of Los Angeles Street,between the north side of Center Street and
tree soutfl side of Cypress Street�shall be as follows:
At the north line of Center Street the grade at the curb line
shall be 151.40 feet above the datum plane;
At a point 181.5 feet north from the north line of Center
Street)the grade Lit, the curb line shell be A � f feet above
the al atim plane;
At a point 272.25 feet north frau the north line of Center
Street, the grade at the curb line shall be /cs Z.0above the
1T
datum plane;
At the south line of Chartres Streetthe grade at the curb
line shall' -,be ��,� 1 0� W feet above the datum plane;
Between the nortri line of Chartres and the south line of
Cypress Street the grade shall correspond, with the trade of Los
Angeles Street as establishes by this ordinance,th.e curb line
being the same grade as the -center of -,the street;
Section 6 ----That the grade of the ,s,i,dewalk on the east side
of Los Angeles Street between tele north line of Center Street and
the south ling: of Cypress Street small be is follows:
At the north line of Center Street the grade at the curb line
shall be 151 .40, feet above the datum plane;
•
At a point 108 :feet nort�i front! t se north line of Center
Street the grade at the curb line Shall be /J-// 8/ feet above
the dattuii plane;
At a point I83 feet north from the north line of Center
Street the grade at the curb line shall be/� %•�/ feet above
the datum plane;
From a point I83 feet north from the north line of Center
Street to the south line of Cypress Street the -;rade shall cor-
respond with ttie grade of Los Angeles. Street as established by
this ordinance, the curb line beinf, the sar+;e grade as the center
--*I of trie street;
Section 7---- All sidewalks on Los Angeles Street shall slope
from the curb so that the inside of the sidewalk small be 0.25 of
a foot higher than the curb lines;
Section 8---- The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of
this Ordinance and shall cause it to be published once in the
.. -. . {�.( , .. a newspaper printed and
published weekly in the City of Anaheim, and thereupon and there-
after it, shell take effect and be in full force.
— — — — — — — -.-: -Q-)Crz _Ct�"t---
President of the Board of T.ustees
of the City of Anaheim.
I hereby certify that the foregoing; ordinance was introduced
at a iieet11 the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,held
on the ..�.I c... day of June I894, and that it was duly passed an,i
adopted at a meetin of the B o ' Trustees of the City
Anaheim,held on the ...�.' . _-. day of I894 by the following
vote, Ayes, Trustees...`�:�.. f(,•a'r�i�t'r--t:z�..��.�"'� :'zcC; .:.s .
k 0,
That the President of the Boardf Trust es City of
Anaheim signed the same on the .r.:.. day of I894.
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