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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
BRLLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the GlaSI City.

tno hihAs NltY'
A fire in the roof OF Robert r. Meals
residence on Union street, adjoining the
Schmulbach block, Sunday night,
brought out the department and the fre
was extIngulshcd with the least posi-
BILE loss, II was n frame structure ana
good work was done.
Many Bellalrc people avoid the street
cars now lest they come in contact with
the smallpox or someone who has been
uncomfortnbly near some OF the cases
north OF here. More Gravel hill people
walk now than since the cars first
started.
Frank wigglnton, OF Bridgeport, and
Miss Maud Runyon, OF this city, were
quietly married at the home OF the
brides mother on Gravel hill Saturday
night. Rev, Il. G. White, of the Christ
ian church. OBLIGATED.
Rev. W. Perogoy, pastor OF the South
BellaIre NJ. u, church, had great gath.
oring at his church last Sunday. II was
tlHed in every part and his sermon Is
highly commended by all who heard
him.
The report was industriously clrcu-
lated here yesterday that ]. u. Loe, OF
bridgeport, was down with the small
pox, but Mr. Loe was at his desk all
day with no sign OF the disease.
Quite a number OF American Mechan-
les from this city viii go to st, Clairs-
willie this evening to assist In insti-
tuting q lodge Of the American Me-
chanIcs at that place.
Congressman Dnnford is 4 member OF
the executive committee OF the Ohio
delegation organization to look after
Major McKinley's interests in Wash
ington.
The young ladies' Of the First NJ Z.
church hnve arranged for spelling bee
ut that church on the nth, These
spelling bees are becoming popular.
Frank p. Barber, the news dealer.
will give his newsboys Christmas
dinner, and the youngsters are hustllnE
lively these days.
The Woman'B Foreign Missionary
Society paid high tribute to Mrs. DR..
Piper in memorial adopted by the
society.
John Boyle, south OF, the creek, has
loft town, Mt least for the present His
whereabouts are not known.
Mr.. ]. N. Boyd and wife, who spent
ten days at the Atlanta exposition,
have returned home.
Harry Kelly left yesterday for the
west, after few days visit with
friends here.
DR.. Tracy's lecture at the Elysinn
theatre tonight will pack the place.
Il. Il. Clevcnger is laid up with ty-
phoid fever.
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Robert H!nGrd. whose excellent work
H. the phst win BE- recalled in conncc.
ton win lcniiur parts IN "I'lue Jenna,'
"sr EDines Of New York" "Tha Som
iNee" eta., comes 10 this city with =
rrv r,daty c0ms4y, "LoAt.-,2i Hours"
lh via ngppar nt tho Opera HOUSE.
Hr"Hs,'lry CWtring ~ this new com
,|f UaE" swift O. Nc'E YorlUr thtr.
d sNB charictniy hrs but recently
lIgsrn away from The lit' q IN easy
EY.Un club mrn Lhriy az t'c irst.
' .u a'rautsfq1S cntrtF IT, optf''
'lauiE Ehu LsB Comg unlhvitcd on The
i"- -ny tNat ISIS VIE unexpectedly
inaygs from Nnit, and tho wife ~
pns IN Tie gGrHe NJ The moment thr
tiuutirr'l n i1I1AinE on n KIN from
'H.iu,' who hNd dropped hor ncluh,n.
wU al,rH 10 mtFttfd. An immediate
,IIuaItlpn heinz HeceRhrY "Dick'
lnIniUs-J o. Adventurous 10 his wife
DO a f,flHr iIlIB6tndA lines ana niius
mHan rpur almost iucnsanutly. aud
ln" da1lfd rptuit hearty n1f pro-
DUgrl laughter Invariably follows,
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MoUNpnYILLE.
A miscellaneous Melangn ~ Minor Mat
ter. from MarallnlI,s MGtrorOlIs.

trrS frOm MarsilnllS Metropolis.
Ionic lodge No. 10 A. o. U. W. has Is
sued Invitations to II number Of guests
to attend an open meeting Mt Its hall
room on Saturday evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Presbyterian church will meet So
clolly nj tho home OF Miss Ella Grand
staf this evening.
Judge ]. A. Campbell win hold spe-
cIal term OF tho circuit court this after
noon to dispose OF some chanoery bus
mess.
W. w. selby. of New MartlnsvillC.
was here over Sunday at his daush-
tcr's. Mrs. Alfred Laing's.
The electric lights were on last night
OH uocount Of m armnture at the plant
being burnt out.
Mrs. a. Rulong has moved into tho
property OF Il. J. Patton In McCon-
ncll'B addition.
]. W. Burchinnl returned on Sunday
from bunlncss trip to Washington
and Baltimore.
w. r., Mcdonald has removed his
family 10 Cameron.
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nART1N's FERRY,
IIaps and MIIiiHps in the Thriving City
Across the ItlyCr.

Across the NivCr.
Tho light committee OF the Martins
Ferry council yesterday fixed prices Tor
electric llght as follows: domestic, first
light. l6 candle power, TO cents, second
10 cents. third 90 cents, fourth 30 cents,
additional lights Is cents each, meter
rate. 60 cents per 100 ampere hours on
Westinghouse She'll nberEor meter; %
cents per month me or rate, providing
the hill does not exceed 50, Commercial
rates are as follows: incaudescent, first
three lights, lG candle power 80 cents,
second three 40 cents. third three 40
cents. Meter rates same as domestic
schedule, a discount OF 10 per cent 10 %
allowed on all payments before the 10Th
of each month. The rate for CONNER
Cial arc lights, 1000 candle power Is
81 45 per month.
The birthday Of City Clerk Il. +. AL
lender was pleasantly remembered last
night. a splendid supper wns the tea-
ture OF the occasion. About twenty
five persons were present
Mrs, Elizabeth Love. who died on Sat
urduy evening, at her home on Scotch
Ridge, was buried yesterday. She was
eighty years old.
The Bridgeport schools closed yester-
day on account OF smallpox. All OF inc
teachers who live out OF town went
home.
Yesterday Frank spoonhnlftS had his
arm badly hurt by being struck by q
wagon, while playing on Fourth street,
Mrs. julius Blumenberg celebrated
her birthday on Sunday by entertain
Ing fifteen friends at dinner.
DR.. Tracy closed his series OF meet
ings ut the opera house last night. he
was very successful.
Tho subject OF John r. Clnrk's lecture
on December 20. will be ROSE, sham
rock and Thistle"
Since the quarantine went into effect
tho st. Clnirvllle train Is doing scarcely
any business.
Robert Edwards and Alex YedglnsM
wore arrested yesterday ON delicate
charges.
Mrs. A. D. Piatncr Is Waiting her ais
tors, Mrs. 3. +. Brady and Mrs. William
Griffith.
The now time card went into effect on
the wheeling & Lake Erie yesterday.
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sevon.eIRhthS mIle--Little Billy Let
Tic. Trixie Sir John, TancTed. Biasco
lOi; ChIcot, Potgdam, Chenoa 1o7.
Three. fourths mile, handlcap-Lady
Doleful Q5; Metarie SC; Bertrand 81:
Ran Johnson, Favorite 100; Royal
Choice, George Smith 1913; Little BRAIN
bic. Lady Maud i07
Three. fourths mile. hRndicap--Gnlety
Girl iOi: Squire q. 100; Hereto l07:
Murqulse, GladIola i0S: Romance ITO;
Lillian T.. Ill; Forget l2l.
Seven and onc-half furlGngs, handi-
cap--Llberty Boil 9J; The Rock 81; C0ss
DR.. RIA. DR.. Parke 99 Robert Latta 1917;
Jamboree 1i2; Jake Zimmerman lie.
Mile, selllng-Renaud. Cynthia 92;
Grace G. %: Play or Pay, White Wings
Incommode, Bumbo Imp 1Oi; satinet
1O7; SkyestOn, Ashland 10.
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Her wheel It spilled her in the mud;
She rolled and splnshed around,
And, us she rose, the mean man said
"Bloomers are gaining ground"

To ride thirty miles in IN hour n man
must cover forty-four feet every second
OF the time he Is riding.
In Naples, bicycles used for pleasure
or sport, pay an annual tax OF - 81,
while those using partly for business
are only taxed half rs much.
1t is said the West Virginia state fair
people win not have bicycle races next
year. Last years. races did not draw,
What else could be expected when the
attractions ~ are consIdcred2
Speaker Reed is expected to appear
on a wheel In Washington before many
days. He learned to ride last summer,
and Is an enthusiast. Senator Chand-
Ter. OF New Hampshire. IL also cycllgt,
and he, too. Ia expected to be seen ped
Ming in Washington.
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TnB PAn.Haudlo Dyoins establish
mont, owned by John HCllm0ier, at No,
1881 Market arrest, Is the boIt equipped
houGoo its kiud Ia WhcolnL In addl.
ton u tho dyoIng aud cleaning depart.
mentsa corps Of litat.OlaSi tRilora are
employed, who can do repairing "a neat
an II Ia possible. Clothes and lndlof
garments, clOanDi or dyed, eau be made
toldok lilo now Satisfaction guSran'
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COUGHING lrrltatcs the dGllcRtc or
CANS and agErHyateg the dIsonBc. In
slend OF waiting, try One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t hcipB at once. making Gxpcc.
torntion easy reduces tho BorcnCss
aud inflammation. Every one lkca II,
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, II.
j.. Peabody, Bcnwood, and Bowie u
Co., Bridgeport, y.
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AN IMPORTANT CASE,
The mGIove Contest" Cases at Huntington
About to be Tried.

The trial OF the parties accused of
participating in a glove contest at Hun
tlngton some few weeks ago Is set for
next week and Is exciting great inter-
est in legal circleS. The West Virginia
code does not even mention anything
regarding sparring for points, but es-
peolally refers to prize fighting, The
state is going 10 endeavor to show that
these glove contests were prize fights,
and come within the meaning OF the
statute. The result OF this test case
viii be awaited with interest. A YER
dict for the state will prevent and more
glove contests" In the event OF q
victory for the boxers, pugilistic on
counters will again be pulled of by the
Metropolitan Athletic Club. OF Wheel
Ing
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FOR Said.
FOR Said.

House, II rooms brick, 18th at, $780,
Hotel, "a rooms, Martins Ferry, o. cheap, on
easy terms
House, rooms and s.roomcd house IN rear,
Market st.. between 7ih aud Sth sta, $500.
Now house, rooms, large lot, SSth ct, u 600
House, rooms, gith St, N,lO0.
House, 3 rooms, 18th ST., 81 800
HOuSe. 10 rooms ChAplin0 st., Centre wheel.
lug. with large lot cheap. on easy terms
House, o rooms aud hall, wlth2 acres, Pleas
ant Valley $500.
House, rooms, COnlro Wheeling, 300.
HnuSo. y rooms aud hail bath aud both gases,
jacob A., between 18th aud 10Th, 5000,
lloosc q rooms aud hall lot OoEi0O II, near
street car barn. cheap, sl.70O.
Corner lot. Lind 81, % loot front, cheap, $500
Lots In MCMCchcn. North lOnwOod, Glendale,
Island, Edglngton. Park Wow, Pleasant Valley
and many other lots IN and near CITY, Call aud
House rooms brick, corner lot sd St,
iloV,C, rooms, brick. lot oakis, Il, ohaplinO
El.. 9TH wnrd, 81 90,
gist, lot NNigO IT,
i.otS OH Lind At, DolVodcf0 S2SO and tII6 each.
lluslnC1 property on Market aL Of moderate
Pi sS5 rp 500, $500. 5000 aud 1850 10 loan on
runl estate.
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w9yS uusd Whcre the course OF true
,1yr olr} nee IVA siunotF, Neu IS bapu,
tlful graceful and witty and rises from
t'A position OF an orange girl 10 be q
uuGrt savogitn pnd popular actreps, The
play deals with thr pprlod o, Cnallcs
II and gives opportunity for some fine
costuming hhca herself has achieved
the success OF her life and IL pronounced
most exquisite In her rendition OF the
new role,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

The bOst salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettOr, chappei hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin oruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
ltis guaranteed to give perfect sHtsIao.
ton or money refunded. Price IS
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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PILES Of people have piles, but De
Wits witch Hazel salvc viii cure
them, When promptly applied It cures
scnida ana burns without the slightest
pain. Logan Drug Co, Wheeling. w.
VA, d. II. Peabody. Bcnwood, and
BovyIe &. Co. Bridgeport, y. .
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wlpING OUT THE DEBT
Orthe AIar!lu'A Kerry ", NJ, q, A. Good
Progress Made.

Ofthr NIRr!lu's Ferry ". NJ O. a, -C0ou
Progress Made.
The board OF directors Of the MartiH'9
Ferry Y, NJ, g. A. IS having wonderful
success In reducing the debt OF the or
ganlsntion. II was S2,EoO and has been
reduced to about goo, At the meotlngs
on Sunday IN the interest OF the cause
something Ike 500 WAS raised or
pledged, over $59-Was raised ~ thr
Baptist church, wtItrc the meeting was
addressed by Mr., Morris, secretary ot
the East Liverpool Y. NJ, y. An ana az
the o'clock meeting at the opera
house the sum raised was SIT 10.
The ladies led all others AZ thelr
meeting, held Mt the Presbyterian
church in the afternoon, Mrs, Palmer
Of East Liverpool, gave n talk on inc
Y. NJ. c, a, work, and the women pres
ont pledged themselves to raise the sum
OF 5000. They appointed n committee
uHd are to meet on Wednesday even
ing, -,
Mr.. l., L. Doggett, the state secre-
tnry, gave II talk at the Irespytsrlah
church In the morning and Mr. NoIIls'
n Cleveland worker, ut the " H. CHURCH,
both on the work, A.,
a union meeting was held IN Ihe
Presbyterian church In the evening
which was largely attended. the chlet
address was made by Mr., Dogsett' lls
said that the great state OF ONO IuT-
nIshed nearly all OF the great Eener'
ais In tho union army during the rebel
lion, that all Of the Presidents since
that Ind been born In Ohio except the
present one, that Ohio contributed one
tenth of the soldiers who fought to frce
the slaves and that Ohio could II neces'
sary, raise an army OF 100000 ahle-bod"
led young men to stand by the nag TO-
day, enough 10 protect the entire coun-
try.
M C. A. IS doing for the young men III
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, 10
lodo and other cities In Ohio, and whai
IL wishes to do for the young men OF
tho entire state. He said that almost
one-third of the state, including all or
the territory from Martins Ferry 20
Portsmouth and extending west toCh!l-
llcothe, is without organizations Of the
Young MEMS Christian Association,
and that Martins Ferry holds the key
TO this entire uncovered territory, He
expressed himself as glad to know that
the Sunday afternoon meetings are to
be continued and he hopes to see Mt n
day not far distant the Martins Ferry
Y, M. C. A. in building OF It's own,
furnished with everything for the use
OF the Individual members OF the assoc
citation.
Brief talks were also made by Mrs,
Palmer and Messrs, Norris and Spen'
NaVs
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A lady who has no further use for
her plano and wishes TO dispose OF II at
once, will sell fine Chlclsering & Sons
Upright for ono-thIrd what she paid for
IT, The plano is in perfect condition.
not n scrntch on It, and has bright
"'u ''' r. w. BANNER C co.
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SEE our tioai Seal Royal Pocket
Books. Sterling silver corners, at 81 90
ehch.
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WIYN TIEE ROW1Ens.
TIs Nightly Hsoorl OEstrll,cs and sparsf
on tho Alleys,


Last evening the Beabouts and Press
Club, of the Musee Bowling League,
played three hotly contested games,
Press Club winning the first, but los
ing the second and third. Score,
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WRAPS, ribbons, ETo,-Gno, n, sGlElL q CO.
GEO. {. STIFEL & co.

Every time Wraps sold byus (and selling few
some customer has just saved from Sc to $40 according to
quality of garment bought All have will be sold out be-
fore invoicing in January and much before they keep going
the rate they You may well save this amount as
your friends
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HOLIDAY GOODS mt &. Hesa S sons.
lIuy the celebrated EighmiO White Shirt.
Fits perfect. Price 81 90.
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An Opportunity TO buy ChiCksring
Upright CHEAP.

The owner OF q ChickerIng 6 Sons
Upright Plano, for reasons which we
viii satisfactorily explain, offers to sell
II for one. third It's original cost. II you
want a. piauo at bargain come to our
store and SEQ this one ut once,
u. w. BANNER & co.
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DELFT Plaques and Table China Mt
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co,
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aIorgantown--Rlvsr feet 10 inches
md stationary. Weather cloudy.
g"engbOro--RiYcr feet inches and
gsationary. Weather cloudy and cooler.
Wngron--R!Ver foot inches and
EmuoRAry. Weather cloudy and cool.
OIL City-.Rlycr feet2 inches and fall
iHE Weather clear and cool.
s,cubrnylIlc-R4 Yer feet incheB
md falllnE. Weather cloudy and cold.
p.-ESsohtte. Robert jenkins, ldh
Itutd, Clifton, Henry Deeus. Down
e, ~ wood.
rt,Eburgh-River 45 feet and Etn-
'IoGary at the dam. Weather clear
md cool.
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MUNYON'S Remedies.
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia
and the Most Obstinate Diseases
Cured by His Wonderful Little
Pellets.

Ask Your Druggist for FIRE. Copy Of
Munyon's Guide to Iiralih, ana Cure
YourflrwIn, u 2S-Csnt BottlO OF nIun-
yon's Remedies.
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In the uver-the-creelS race the Mail
Pouch team took tumble, LaBelle
twice defeating the tobacco workers on
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616II1ttltG7tI 20 ~
mlnAl depot
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Residence. Pleasant Valley.
Lot on south Huron street for less than cost
No. % North Front street.
Lot on south Front street
Lot OIL South Huron street
Residence WoOdsdRlo.
Residences. South Huron street.
ElK.roOmed house. Peninsula
House and lot National road, sj1l
Residence. Kentucky street.
Residence, ThIrty'arSt street.
Residence. ChApllne street
Residence, McCollOch street
Residence. Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street.
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The marks ut the public landing last
evening showed feet inches and
slowly failing. Weather, cloudy and
colder.
The Evansville passed down yester-
DAY afternoon to meet tho Tornado
above Parkersburg ana take part Of her
tow Of empties. Captain Leo Anshutz
was on the root and Casper Giles, also
II this city, ut the wheel, She stopped
here and took on nm engineer, Nate
Kuhn.
Yesterday, inspectors Thomas and
Clark Inspected the Harry Brown which
Is laid up with n tow above town. Two
mud drums were found In bad shape
and are being repaired. The Brown
cannot proceed until there is more wa
ter.
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JAMES A. HENRY.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOFS.

Real Estate Agent, Collector. Notary Public and
Pension Attorney, No 1871? Market street oe9
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+. W. BANNER & co.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements OF T'oats.
Tho nIXer Intereata.

lIlEb UI WWIuF WNW HHVFVIHUW1H VI E'''70"'
The River Interests.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Jewel, Darlington. $40 p. m.
Ben Hur, PaEiIsEsburg, p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Hudson, Cincinnati, 8 n, m.
Il X bedford, Pittsburgh, G. m.
Liberty. Park8rsburE, 1890 q. m.
Lexington. MRthnIorGs, II q. IN.
Jewel. Darlington. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Ruth, Charleston. 0 a. m.
Ben Hur, Pittsburgh. u. IN.
Jewel, Darlington, $3.50 p. m.
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Geo.E.Stiifel&Co.
WANTED,

'CGIANTED-T0 SELL A GROCERY.
w doing cnon business bargain lisOld
In ion DAYS Address ~" care lnIelliReneer
,'o,cn say daio
Arizona republican., 1895-12-17
Ordinance No. 213.

Amending Ordinance No. 14S in regard to licenses.
 The common council of Phoenix do erdain as follows:
 SECTION l. That paragraph number thirty four of section three of ordinance number one hundred and forty eight, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
 Every theatrical performance, or other public exhibition or entertainment, shall pay a li- cense tax of five dollars for each and every en- tertainment; provided, that this shall not ap- ply to any theatrical performance or other public exhibition or entertainment given for charitable purposes by residents of Phoenix; and it is herein provided further, that every manager, or lessee of any theater within the city limits may, in lieu of the license tax here inbefore imposed. pay quarterly license tax of twenty dollars, and upon the payment of said license tax of twenty dollars shall be en- titled to give one theatrical performance or exhibition each night, during the period of time covered by said license.
 SEC. 2. This ordinance to be in force and effect from and afterits passage and publication according to law.
 Passed by the Common Council of Phoenix this 3rd day of December, 1885,
 Approved this 3rd day of December, 1885, Attest RL ROBSON
 I. A. JOBS, City Recorder. Mayor.
 First published in THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, official city paper, Dec 4, A. D. lS95.]
Arizona republican., 1895-12-17
Ordinance No. 212,
5. W. BAYLEY,
 Com stable.

Amend ng Section l of Ordinance 191, en titled 'An Ordinance to Amend Section One of Ordinance No. 70 entitled An Ordinance to Provide or the Protection of Persons and Prop erty in the City from Damage hy Flre.'"
 SECTION l. That Section One of Ordinance No. 191 be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
 Commencing at !he center line of intersec- tion of Fourth and Monroe streets, thence north along the center line of Fourth street to the center line Of 1nte rsectiOn of Fourth and Van Buren streets; thence west along the cer.ter line of VanBuren street to the center line of intersection of VanBuren street and Fourth avenue thence sonth along the center line of Fourth avenue to the center line of intersection ot Fourth avenue and Jackson street; thence east along the center line of Jackson street to the center line Of intersection of Jackson and Fourth streets: thence north along the center line Of Fourth street to the center line of inter- section of Fourth and Monroe streets being the place of beginning.
 SEC. ?. All ordinances and parts of ordinan- ces in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
 SEC. 3. This ordinance to be in force and effect from and after its passage and publica- tlon as required by law.
 Passed by the common council this 3rd day of December, 1895
 Approved this 3rd day of December, 1895. Attest: RL. ROBSON.
 A. JOBS, City Recorder. Mayor.
 First published in THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. official city paper, Dec. 4, A. D. 1s95l