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RESOLUTION OF = CITY COUNCIL Or THE CITY
Or HUNTI GTON REAOH*CALIFOPM ODECLAFING
mmsg a special mmicipal Election wap held and conducted
in the City of Mzatington. Beach.Californiaon Tuesday the 3rd day
of August,1937, as required by lawg and;
ViLltWoit appears that notice of said election was duly and
legally given; that voting precincts were properly established,
that election officers were appointed and election supplies
furn shed# and that in all respects said election was hold and
conducted and the votes cast thereat received and oanvassed,and
the returns thereof made and declared in timed form. and manner
a$ required by law, and
W,.RFAS, the City Council of said city met at the Council
Crh ber of the said City Council on Monday the 9th day of August,
1937r to canvass the returns of said election and as a result
of which canvass the Sid City Council Finds that the number of
votes caet,the propositions voted upon�and other matters required
by law to be as hereia fter .stated:
NOW, THER F OREO E IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS: That said Special
icipal Election was hold and conducted in the City of
Huntington Reach,0aliforni_a,on Tuesday the ' rd day of A t*1937s
in time,form and manner as required by lair:
That there were four (4) voting precincts established for the
purpose of holding said election, consisting of a conso:lidation.
of the rear election precincts established for holding
General State and C;ounty elections as follows:
Consolidated voting precinct "A" comprising Mate and County
Precincts numbered l an 2*
Co►nsoli,dated, 'Opting precinct 08#' cs+omprising Mate and County
precincts nmbers 3 and 4..
Consolidated voting precinct "00 comprising State aind County
precincts umbers 5 and 6. _ {1�
d
0onsolidated voting precinct "DO comprising State and County
precincts gibers 7 and 9.
t the vhols number of votes cast in ity,exclusive
of the absentee vote was nlw�',,bxaidred twenty six (926) .
That the whole number of absentee, votes t1as, eleven (1 )
That the total number of all votes cast at said election
.s nine hundred thirty seven (937)
t the propositions voted uponthe number of votes given
in each precinct for and u y inst each of said propositions,tog ether
with the whole der of votes given for and against each
proposi ti€gin in the entire city are as follows:
S'IMEVS VOTX8 TOTAL
PROPOSITIONS MOINCT's PRECINMS VOTES
"S the A B 0 D A B a D
Otdinawm making the YM
e;� 107 107 if
'ty a City
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making
the +ef off' 101<
Police olecti ,and Yzs Ul 1 96 ONO"" ... ..
prohibiting redvation
in ooxpensationfrw
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coding year#be
adopted?*
BE IT rURTM R13MV=# that at said Special cip I-.ecrtion
d Proposition Xo I received a majority of favorable vote
designated as "YES# votes and is therefore merged and adopted; and
that Proposition No II received a majority of favorable votes,
designated as "YES* votes and is therefore pried and adopted.
That the City Clerk shall enter on the records of the City Council
a statement of the refit of said electionshowing:.
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3• The mimber of votes givenat each i t for and againsteach of
4. The mmber of votes given in the city for and against es-oh of mwh
propositions voted
ftseed and adopted by the City Gomoil of the city ty of ihittington
Hea0h.4,061ifOrniatat & rAOSUD9held In accordance with lam' on the
9th daY of AV9 A'937*
4"tyr
Clerk*
State-of:€ f four
Witty' _o" Orww
city Of mmungton
I1. 0 R rwro the dtly electedoqwlifted and acting Chit'
Clark and Ex-offielo Merle of the 4 ty Omnon of the City of
Rmungton, Bea dh,,Oa1Iforn1,a, do he"by oortify that the above and
adopted by the said City, Olowc it on the 9th day of AUSUst,1937
by tho following vofts:
Ay".,Counoijam
City O r z-o c o dier-k the
01ty co it of ,the aity of 11untington