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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON /
in regular session assembled, as follows:
Section 1. That there be submitted to the qualified ale Mors
of the City of Bremerton at a special election to be held for that
purpose on December 7, 1935, between the hours of Eight A.M. and
Eight P.M., in each and every of the precincts of said city, and
also to the qualified electors of the territory hereinafter
described the proposition whether or not the territory hereinafter
described shall be annexed to the City of Bremerton and become a
part thereof, all in accordance with the ordinance of the City of
Bremerton providing for said election, which proposition is as
follows: Shall the following described territory be annexed to the
City of Bremerton and become a part thereof, to -wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the centerlines of
Naval Avenue and Eleventh Street; thence North along
the center line of Naval Avenue produced 2,830 feet
more or less to the Government meander line; thence con-
tinuing North along the centerline of Naval Avenue
produced to its intersection with the centerline of
Port Washington Narrows; thence Southeasterly along
the center line of Port Washington Narrows to its
intersection with the center line of Chester Avenue
produced; thence South to the Government meander line;
thence continuing South along the centerline of
Chester Avenue 1,790 feet more or less to a point
120 feet North of the North margin of Eleventh Street;
thence Nest a long a line 120 feet North of and parallel
to the North margin of Eleventh Street, 1,315 feet
more or less to the centerline of High Avenue; thence
South along the center line of High Avenue 150 feet
to the center line of Eleventh Street; thence West
along the centerline of Eleventh Street 1,309 feet
more or less to the point of beginning, Kitsap County,
Washington,
For Annexation: El
Against Annexation: 1_1
Section 2. That there be submitted to the qualified electors
of the City of Bremerton at a special election to be held for that
purpose on the 7th day of December, 1936, between the hours of
Eight A.M. and Eight P1M., the proposition whether or not the City
Commission shall be authorized to make a special levy oP seven
mills for the year 1938 for the purpose of constructing a
public library building for the City of Bremerton, in accordance
with the ordinance of the City of Bremerton hereinbefore adopted,
which proposition shall be as follows:
Shall the City Commission of the City of Bremerton
be authorized to levy an additional seven mills tax
upon all the taxable property in the City of Bremerton
for the year 1936 over and above the levy authorized by
law, for the purpose of providing for the construction
of a public library building on the library site cf the
City of Bremerton.
In Mayor of special seven mill levy for 1936 LJ
Against special seven mill levy for 1938 �[
Sec tion 3. That there be submitted to the quilified�ele tors
m the City of Bremerton at a special election to be -field for
that purpose on the 9th-,day of December, 1936, the proposition
whether or not said City fo Bremerton shall be advanced to a City
of the second class, in accordance with petition on file for such
advancement, which proposition shall be as follows:
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Shall the City of Bremerton be advanced to the
city of ' second class.
For Advancement:
Against Advancement: M
Section 4. All of said propositions shall be submitted at the
same election on said date hereinabove fixed within the City of
Bremerton, on one ballot, and proposition No. One hereinabove set
forth to be submitted to the qualified electors of the territory
in said proposition described, at a special election to be held
on the 9th day of December, 1936.
Section 5. That the clerk ct the City of Bremerton be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to certify to the Bitsap County
Election Board the propositions as hereinabove set forth, and said
Election Board be and it is hereby requested to give the necessary
and usual notice of such election as by law required.
Section 6. That the City Commission recoammends to the
Sitsap County Election Board the following election officers for
said election, which election officers are the same as those
appointed at the general election of the City of Bremerton, to -wit:
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First Precinct -- Inspector, J. M. Gibboney; Judges, Carl Ehrlich
and F. J. McConnon; Clerks, Rosetta Duncanson and Olga Poindexter.
Second Precinct -- Inspector, Winifred McCormick; Judges, Bernard
Kotteck and John A. Whitten; Clerks, Ada M. Van Tine and Nell
Kelly.
Third Precinct -- Inspector, Lily Forster; Judges, Pearl M. Carty and
Mary C. Chaffee; Clerks, Nora Smith and Alice Murdach.
Fourth Precinct -- Inspector, Jas. Stewart; Judges, - Vera Day
and Bertha Harreschou; Clerks, Lucy Jones and Ilo Bulle.
Fifth Precinct -- Inspector, Helen Rudolph; Judges, Avis R. Morez
and Bertha Jones; Clerks, Lillian Floyd and Gutha Mowbray.
Sixth Precinct -- Inspector, Mrs. W. T Quinn; Judges, Ellen Powers
and Mrs. S. J. Givens; Clerks, Lucy E. Dayton and Thel Bates.
Sevent# Precinct -- Inspector, Madora Higks; Judges, Fred Beck and
Mary K. Berkheimer; Clerks, Pearl Greenwald and Blanche Rosenbarger.
Eighth Precinct -- Inspector, Lettie McFadden; Judges, Addie Josephson
and Lila Allison; Clerks, Mae Humble and Dorothy Kinnan.
Ninth Precinct -- Inspector, Josephine Naugle; Judges, Helen Siefert
and Louise Keith; Clerks, Esther Boone and Adeline Lewis.
Tenth Precinct -- Inspector, Matie Buchanan; Judges, Nellie
Pumphrey and Victoria Eagan; Clerks, Vera Pumphrey and Ione Wardell.
Eleventh Precinct -- Inspector, Mae Anderson; Judges, Lola B. Crump
and Ethel E. Stees; Clerks, Susie Braman and Mabel Clark.
Twelfth Precinct -- Inspector, Nettie Judd; Judges, Mildred Tappe
and Beth Gandy; Clerks, Augusta M. Jolly and Christina Hudson.
Thirteenth Precinct -- Inspector, J. M. Busby; Judges, Ethel
Raymond and Bera Canada; Clerks, Grace Bartlett and Eva McLeod.
Fourteenth Precinct -- Inspector, Alice Tempio; Judges, Cora Jones
and Vera Shephard; Clerks, Laura Brenneke and Ida M. Clifton.
Fifteentja Precinct -- Inspector, Maude J. Hudson; Judges, Ethel
Nopp and Eleanor Birkley; Clerks, Neva Ferrier and Marie Lawing.
Sixteenth Precinct -- Inspector, James Cook; Judges, Mrs. J. F.
Bradley and Cleo L. Mulvaney; Clerks, Rebecca Senter and Grace
Brookman.
Seventeenth Precinct -- Inspector, H. J. Eade; Judges, James Ives
and Mary McKinney; Clerks, Grace Merriman and Beth Young.
Eighteenth Precinct -- Inspector, J. H. Martin; Judges, Elva J.
Young and Cora Burlew; Clerks, Phoebe Buchanan and firs. -Marie
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Section 7, That the ballots for such special election shall
be deposited in each of said precincts in a ballot bon separate and
apart from that used for general city election in said precincts,
and the ballot boxes for said special election shall be delivered
to and returns thereof made to the Kitsap County Election Board, and
said Election Board is hereby requested to canvass the ballots at
said special election acid made a report thereof as by law provided.
Section 8. A copy of this resolution duly certified by the
City Clerk and sent to the Kitsap County Election shall be
sufficient a uthority for them to call such special election.
PASSE} AND ADOPTED by the City Commission of the City of
Bremerton in regular session assembled, signed by the s�r�: r'
and attested by the City Clerk in authentication of such passage
this 17th day of Octo -ber, 1936,
Attest: MAYOR
y Clerk,