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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
REPUBLICANS TO \,
MEET b HERE |: TODAY D | \ y
Williams and Treat I actions to
Have Scrap III Com NJ
I..s !. r1iittee. AN \. n, IN D.

B. Tomorrow at noon In room 20. Cham.
Der OF Commerce, tho Republican Dis
|trict Committee will meet to ca 70 con.
vcntiont to name a candidate for Congress
rStt1e Third District At the snme time
the comm ttee will pass pom Mr.. NJ = NJ
5yVilliams's claims to the chatrma.nship
OF the party III. the district. a notice
lot Y tho n eetng has been served upon
him., and he has been notified that his
clair, Is the craftsmanship Is contested
.by Mr. Is Ohm; 6. Luce. of this city. The
committee recently went through ~ the
form 81 deposing Mr.. Williams on n cha ges
preferred g against him. = he commlttee
claim that tho action OF the State Exc x =,
scutiveE Committee In this ma tier n |. no
way effects their action tieretofofe
scaken, Il and that Mr.. illiams has been en-
removed. & 5555
The personnel Of the committee which
will meet at the Chamber OF Commerce
Friday is as follows: William, l Haw, OF,
Hanover; s. I. Mann, Of Chesteff field S.
c. Scott, Of Henrico; II ansford Anders on,
OF King William; Il. NJ. Ellison. of New
Kent; M. II. j. Enright, Of Goochland;i
James H.55IIayes, OF Richmond, and T.
gH. Smith, Of Manchester. 7 wo of the
eight are colored. NJ 555sS .5ss
NJ The Williams-Allan faction will hold q
convention at Monroe Hall on Monday
next to nominate candidate for Con-
5gress. The indications arc that this
convention will name Mr.. Edgar Allan,
tJr.. without opposition.
The Allan civilians faction Of the party
held q convention yesterday and elected
delegates to THO convention called for
Monday, and Il in strong resolutions, de-.
Snounccd the recent performances OF the
2offlceholdf nu element S s,l sr55 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
Pretty Church Hill wv edding.

Pretty Church Hill NV dding. #
VI "A pretty wedding took place vest erday
Afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence
of5 Mr.. and Mrs gSa A. ] !. B Bowman, when
their daughter, Miss Bessie Lee Bow
ma n. became the bride Of MI. fV'iIliam
IF. Jarvis. NTH s,3 Il, .s a. 4 4s f3
Tie Rev u. +. n1astin performed the
ceremony. "A 81 g53iS.t Fl5 4
The bride. wearing a travelling gown
soe blue cloth, with hat to match and
ca IRVING Bride roses, entered the parlors
with her, sister, Miss Carrie Bowman. who
was becomingly ttired III, white null,
carrying q bouquet OF. La France roses,
1'lley@ were met by the groom and q his
best man. Mr. Hbner G.. cioode, being pre-
3reded by the usher 3. M essrs.s ". Doug
as 7Leake and Howard Woodfin.
fss Tho bridal couple left by the Old Do
sminion line for N ews York and Few
Jersey, and will be at home to their
friends after September, I'd at No. $40
North TWenty-sccondE Streer. III
"A large numberIof handsome presents
%:eceived attested the popularity of the
f.O1,nle III VI +i2t a.ila5
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President Tyler Here,

n President Lyon q. Tyler 81 MI liam
and II Mary College. and MI Robert Ice
Spencer az WI llar,s burs, VAS l IN Il Itch
Hlond yesterday, n ", I r.
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APPOINTED Maid !. az II ono,lr.,.

Miss Gray buchanan. Iof -snyt seouilty,
wa has hssn appenttsd ny aTIaa ~ SG9hr
for ths s3nf DIstrIet In liz piace
Miss Grace Glenn tireeyeri " no will be
unable to attend the f5rand 4 Camp re
union at Lynchhurg. ,t8 i5s tts5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
! Private Fire Alarm Put IN,

q SUPERINTENDENT Thompson = " orsc 8ol.i
yesterday icompsted tho inst llatloll ~ y
a private alarm box in tie @ Memorial
Hospital The new tloV ice III q grent sa AZ 4
q,usitiol TO the institutions The number
pl the box is 722,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
o1sTHE e2s21g
!, TllEAI KE'S'O

Fritz and snitz" Mas ,s,p, ar ana ! Mn 2.
son have good ysheo n p ~
Ing rather better than that In }, when I, zen
they were last seen here. The product sLI.,
of the piece at the Academy las Y, n!silt
and the performance was quite pleasing
throughout. The costumes are bright,
new and pretty, and the oh orus did !, c t.:s
cellot work being very VEL x ava .ralhen
made a decide hit with bis specially. IN
which he was assisted by Anna sn Y; Y
Many Of. the musical numbers were !,
detective tho parts played by the tM y!
3Masons, furn shed ample opportunity y
the comedians. and they made 4trel very very
a little beyond the limit and become ONE
81 the whole however. there Is little
fault to be found With the spro ,1,.
AL. Fl. Wilson Z Tonight.
jolly event. well as one Of arts ha TIC &c
sgaf6anfse va sS ny
1.-THE golden-volced sing n The e, po;
nanie play Waatch J ~ sd ths i E,1sness
iast 0l season lis aftera Ills best adYer.
tisement Tor tho present enga cement, as
Rchmond audiences s. aR spssTaine What =
ss I'M the III laracters Of Metz trobel Mr.;
Wilson'S delicate humor Is FORGET ul IA al
,ms fGSN Paseais wsnd sS
s hssFi Watch on the Rhine ell most { St
std9Y ana
me MHas ssatch 90, On liz tha sah,p;;
tseusy TFSls fndd u most
handsome sets ever intte,d ne !, Goam n
Spp9asioSS stsyer Fran
Eisher. Il Harry Il Nrigh Il and 4 others VI sS
t3 MI, Wilson, will sing six new and. catchy I. ,l,I
the b bea ol,nny the
1.-The Vo!ce! of he Gtorn s'sr y
Naughty. n aughty " Ii =, fiji N "
VI Sheppard's Pictures.
nqaa Ys
and and saturday " a fterno on. 81 !, 4, s85
Alone in the World.
Alone IN TIE m u yI,In,
Appeals 10 every q ovet, heart lntsaresL
ftlsssS ayaTls aas s
WHf t sSpesslaitsa sna Jsz,s q e.
NJ afs s strss ana ana
s sss s asss j g 50 a'E
sSTrhere Is To he matinee to-day and the
usual niightaJperfor nces, IN 10
aoWard t1allB Cprnlrlg
Howard !, g \ and ns
author. rla ylng 7, MN,
MI Hiatl ii faYosably known nthis; el, X
where he has appeared Tor seyerai Y, h aisl
s sa4 tbs W slas f IL
Private Fire Alarm Fut In,
Superintendent 4 ~ onlps0ll's force 8oni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08

Church Hill Doctors.
Tie Church / Hill Ii Medi cal Association
VIII meet this at 'flosk g, t 4
will be read thy pr. q. ~. RaWles.
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POLLOCK
The WINNER l |: !
Made Chairman, ST THE Street
Committee by Big
Majority. s.Ei'
MR.. MANN Y I Is IS ALL RIGHT l|l''i ]
He Has Already Enough, Votes :
to Insure His Vic
II tory.


} quito number OF the Council Com
naittees met for organization yesterday
evening, butS$the greatest amount OF
public interest conferred around the chair
inaiship ofFsthe Committee on Streets,
which was won easily by Councilman
Gilbert r. Pollock byissa vote Of 10 to g.,
Alderman John B. Minor receiving the
minority vote. Il. Il NJ
The vote on the chairi,anshtp was as
+, For polio ck--Messrs. Adams. corloy.l
CARRIER, Mann, Minor, mills. Morton,
Spence, Whittet and zimmermann--lo.
b For Minor---N1essrs. Pollock, Rom olds
and Spicer-3. i u
Mr. Burton was the only absentee and,
however he might have voted, ! the result
would not have been changed,
Deeply Touched. s
Mr.. Pollock was warmly congratulated
upon his victory. and with tears stream
ing down his chcelss, he thanked his coll
lea CUES 4 for the honor conferred !. upon
(. III. and pledged his best endeavors to
WELD 4 tile gavel aithfully, and Mt all
times in the interest Of the people of his.
nattve city. xxx
5aTllo only other business of Importance
disposed OF was VI tie elecIloIl OIL MI !.
Adams as sub-chairman and the chang
Ing 2,of III lie hour of meeting from s. to 9
o'closi 7. Nj. as II Z. III
Mr.. Wood Gets Two. $3.
The M FINANCE u Commute organized
clecting Alderman u !. d. Wood as chair
man., and Fl, r. Pollard. Jr.. sub-chair-;
man. Il 3f
Mir. Wood was also reelected chair.
man OF the Light Committee, and Mr..
e. W. Miner was chosen, sub chat rman.'
III tho Reorganization Of the Committee
on Electricity Mr.. Gunst declined TO.
election, and Alderman satterfield was
chosen. q; 81 ,S h
Mr.. E. w Miner was made sub-chair-
man. {jEi Fl b .ls
&, There are. some other fights yet to-
be pulled off, One is for the chairman.
ship Of the Committee on u Markets.
hfessrs. Huber and. Zimmerman are the
|!aspirart:s. ;i sd 4s
Mir. Mills and his friends seem to have
practically given UP the formers fight
for chairman OF the Water COMMITTEES,
and the reelection Of Alderman Mann
to that position seems now fully as
lsurcd. 3 II y & q l-ss
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4 Iioward Hal oted as ~ and
author now pla wing 7, ~
MI. 'Hiail ii faYorahly known this; cltN,ss
where he has appeared Tor ss g LIZ, ns z
sons. This time ne yttnfs
Pa rad Use. ~ N 5 ss
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Shepcpard's Pictures.

Sheppard' q PIctures' \ will \ be 3 hoW,L y {
the Academy Friday and fsat urd ~ &niigE 70
and Eatlrda vi ftern DON, 9 rs
q Al one ir1Iitlie World, 3s{
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ENDOW COLLEGE CHAIR

Washington. April lin the pres
ence of nearly $1,000 people Cardinal
Gibbons was yesterday presented
with a check for $4,000 by the Knights
of Columbus to endow a chair of sec
ular history at the Catholic univer-
sity. Edward l.. Hcarn, of New Haven.
Conn. supreme knight of the order.
presented the check, and addresses
were made by the cardinal. Bishop
Garrigan. of Sioux City. Iowa: John
l.. Dulaney. of New York City. and
Mgr. O'ConnelI. rector of the univer-
sity. At the conclusion of the excr-
cises. which lasted nearly two hours.
the principal officers Of the organza-
ton were entertained at dinner by
Mgr. O'COnneil. The trustees of the
university also were present at this
banquet. and toasts were given to
Pope Plus y. the president of tire
United States. Cardinal Gibbons. and
to the prosperity of the Knights of
Columbus. y cablegram was sent to
the pope informing him of the action
of the knights in endowing the chair.
Il project which the pontitf has recent
~ cordially approved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
YOUNG MAN KILLED NEAR
GENEsEO HUNTING GEESE

Fred Kapischke, son cf l.. Kapischllc.
met 4 sudden and fearful death YES
terday morning near his home two
and Il half miles northwest of Gen
eSeo. The young man, with a COM
Paniun. started out geese hunting. and
Kapischlle loaded his gun while still
in the buggy. They saw flock of
geese and stopped the buggy prepar-
at0ry to getting out ana creeping up
on the game. Mr.. Kapischllc got out
of the vehicle and reached back for
his gun. While taking the weapon out
the trigger caught and the gun was
discharged. the heavy charge entering
the Young mans body and causing al
most instant death. Coroner Near
thur was Informed Of the accident
and went to the Kapischle home in
the afternoon to hold the inquest.
The young man was about p years of
ace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
NEW DIRECTORY OF o.
TELEPHONE COMPANY

The new directory being issued by
the Central Union Telephone com
pany VIII he ready for delivery in
about ten day.. and when completed
and in the hands Of subscribers Will
fiji long felt want. The business of
the company has increased heavily
during the past year and the old di-
reCtories are today very incomplete
and unsatisfactory.
The new directory viii contain 80
pages. each page containing 10 more
names than any former directory is
sued by the company. Altogether the
new directory viii contain the names
and numbers of over 5000 subscribers.
The subscription list of the company
has increased fully - per cent during
the past year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
PAUL W. BIsSICK STEALS
TO AID HIS YOUNG FRIEND

Paul W. BiSsick and Charles NJ. Han
son returned to their home i'm Du-
Luquc last evening in charge of the
latter boys father. Mr.. Hanson i
proprietor of q commission house ana
iS one of the wealthy men Of the city.
BiSsick was employed as collector by
him. Bissick and his son Charles are
chumS. Charles got into a scrapc
with girl. 1t required $50 to avoid
4 scandal. Charley was without funds
and was afraid to approach hi father
on the difficulty into which he had
gotten. Bissick was his friend. Bis
sick had the money needed after a
days collections. The case was set
tied and the girl left the city. Bissick
intended TO wait u few days and then
make clean breast of the affair to
his chum's father. But he found that
he did not possess the courage. and he
and Hanson decided that the safest
move was TO leave town. The boys
were forgiven by Mr.. Hanson.
MAY Lane, Bell Howard. Lottic Jon
son. May Brown, Tunic KimbalI and
Paul Smith were each fined 81 for dis
orderly conduct in the police court
today.
Albert Bernham. a stranger, was ar
rested by Officer Sidney Pearson this
morning while in the act Of trying To
sell to Mike Mintz a bicycle he had
stolen from d. Z. Noftsker. Bcrnham
was held 10 the grand jury in $500
bonds on charge of larceny.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
Personal POINTS.

Mrs. I. s. White left at noon today
for New York state to visit relatives.
Mrs. \. c. Peters and Mrs. G. c.
jerks visited yesterday at Galesburg.
F. W. Means. Jr., returned this
morning from an extended visit in ST.
Louis and Dalton, Ga.
Mrs. John McCaffrey has returned
to her home in Galesburg after visit
with Rock Island relatives.
Mrs. Maria NJ. Long, of South
Heights. has returned from the south.
where she made an extended stay.
F. y. Hart. district passenger agent;
f. p. Swan. commercial agent at Dav-
export. and C. H. McEwen. II. F..
Caine and II. /. Sperry. the depot
ticket agents at Rock Island. Daven-
port and Moline. returned this morn
ing from St. Louis. where they were
members of party of 40 ticket agents
of the Burlington railway personally
conducted over the worlds fair
grounds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
NATIONAL GUARD TO LOSE
COMPANY OF ENGINEERS

Capt. Frank II. Hamilton. command
ing the engineer company of Spring
field, belonging To the Illinois National
Guard. has rendered his resignation to
Adjt. Gen. Scott. Accompanying the
resignation of Capt. Hamilton were
those of two Of his lieutenants-First
Lieut.. Lewis Neal and First Lieut..
Charles II. Lanphier. Jr. The rcsigna-
tfons viii in all probability be accept
ed.
Capt. Hamilton's resignation. to-
gether with the designations Of the
two lieutenants. will in all probability
result in the ultimate mastering out
of the company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
A MAD DOG SCARE NEAR
FENTON, WHITEsIDE CO.

The mae dog has put in appearance
in this section, according to Il story
which comes from Whitcside county.
There Is Il mad dog care near Fen
ton. Several animals have died from
the rabies. and one man was bitten
by Il dog which it i thought had been
iuocUlatcd with the deadly germs Of
hydrophobia.
y dog became suddenly mad a day
or two ago. The beast had been i'll
for some time. but symptoms of ra-
bies did not appear. and the animal
was at large. After the signs which
Indicate the presence Of hydrophobia
became apparent il was learned that
the dog had been about the Eeighbor-
hood and had bitten several others.
These dogs. in turn. were seized with
the malady. and cattle. hogs and
horses were bitten as consequence.
Three horses helongin" to Mr.. Fiuni-
cum were bitten, and died of rabies.
and il is said about tNent y-four head
of hogs are dead or dying of rabies.
Others may have been inoculated and
there Is no telling TO what extent the
germs have been spread.
otto Thompson i the name of the
young man who was bitten by a dog.
which animal may have been one of
those suffering from rabies. So far
no dangerous symptoms have appear
ed. but the victim and his friends
await the outcome with considerable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
CORA TANNER BEING PUT IN
RIVER AFTER A REPAIRING

The local division Of Naval Reserves
this afternoon began moving the
launch Cora Tanner. which has been
undergoing repairs in the vacant lot
opposite the armory on Sixteenth
street. back To the river. The boat
has been nicely painted and provided
with u new canvas canopy. The ma
chinery has been completely over
hauled. Members Of the division eX-
pect To attend the worlds fair this
season on a barge lowed by the Cora
Tanner. y dance i 10 be given next
Tuesday evening. the proceeds of
which VIII be devoted To defraying ex-
penses of repairing the boat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
PAPER is EXCITED
Truth About Late Republican
Convention Works Union Into
Terrible Stew.
SPEAKING FOR THE COMBINE
Vain Attempt to Salve the Wounds
Inflicted on Rank and File
of Party in Country.

The Union, in its excitement this
morning over the revelation of the
actual state of affairs in the late re-
publican county convention. attrib-
utes to Sheriff W. G. Heider an express
sion relative to The Argus that this
paper does not believe him guilty of.
Mr.. HeiGer is in Chicago today, and
therefore could not he seen, but the
tactics and talk of Il hOodlum have
been so far from his nature. as far as
The Argus has been able to know him,
that ii prefers meanwhile to rest its
Judgment on what it has seen of him
rather than take the Unions word for
what he i alleged to have said. There
was nothing that can he construed in
what The Argus said of the proceed
ngS iustifying an outbreak on Mr..
IIeider'S part and no attack was made
on him whatever. The statement APP
pearing in The Argus. and which out
side papers have also made. W; : that
the presence of the sheriff in the con
ventiun alone prevented a riot. This
assertion. which * complimentary to
the sheriff rather than otherwise, has
not and cannot be successfully con-
tradicted. While some of the delegates
left i'm disgust. there were plenty Of
the delegates, at whom the outrage of
the entire proceeding was aimed. who
remained to the last. and if the threats
that had been made to remove {. J.
Searle from the house because he was
merely standing on his parliamentary
rights. had not been quoted before
any attempt was made to execute
them. there would have been serious
conflict. 1t was the sheriff solely who
prevented serious trouble.
Exposure Hurts Guilty.
There is nothing that so disturbs
the guilty as exposure of its guilty
deeds. The outrage committed on
decent republicans from the beginning
to the end OF the county convention
cannot be undone by denials. The ia
vcritc expression the Union has of
late rcsorted to in discussing such af-
fairs does not in any way strengthen
the defense it i attempting To make.
1t iS easy rcckleSSlY To employ the
word liar" a. applied to anyone that
may take exception to certain ways of
doing, and the frequency with which
the morning paper has used this cpl
tibet recently is pretty direct evidence,
if such were wanting. of the source of
its editorial and political inspiration.
Anent the county convention. the tao
tics of the combine were to bruwbeat
from the opening OF the proceedings.
The forcing of Kennedy as chairman
was defiance. The throttling of all
motions in the interest of order and
parliamentary practice was in strict
adherence to the program to rule the
situation whether right or wrong. As
the whole convention proceeding was
high handed the result cannot fail to
prove otherwise than weak. There
were three things the combine set out
to mplish-control the cOnvcn-
ton. the states attorney and the
county committee. It did all three.
The combine viii again find itself face
to face with the people. who are not
to he iatimidated or bulldozcd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
YOUNG MAN TUMBLEs OFF
FERRY DOCK AT DAVENPORT

\ young man who gave his name a
Fred Schmi1t at the Davenport police
station fell from the ferry landing in
Davenport last night about II o'clock.
His ability to swim enabled him to
reach shore unaided. but lie made a
great deal Of fuss about 4 when the
dampness penetrated his clothing. He
said he was waiting 10 board the ferry
for this side. hut if 30 he would have
had to wait till his morning. for the
craft had tied up for the night long
before ne took his plunge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-14
Notice.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Rock Island Saw
ings bank for the election of nine di-
rectors for one wear viii be held at
the Office Of said bank, in Rock Isl
and, Monday. April II, 1904. Polls
viii be open AT 10 a. IN. and closed at
70 noon of said DIV.
p. GREENAWALT, Cashier.
Rock Island, April I, 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-26

HOTEL NOBLES-The best in Tombstone for the travelling man Large and cool rooms.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-26
ORDINANCE NO. 4s.

An ordinance providing for survey
 and division of the City of Bis
 bee. Cochise County. Territory of
 Arizona, into Blocks. Lots. Streets
 and Alleys and for filing a plat thereof in the Office of the
 County Recorder of said County
 WHEREAS. the said City of Bisbee, on the Sth day of January, 1902 was duly incorporated by an order of the Board of Supervisors of said County, in pursuance of Chapter TX. Title XI, Revised Statutes of the Territory of Arizona, and that said city is still in. eOrporated and existing by virtue of said order. and.
 WHEREAS. on the 17th day of Oc. tober. 1904, the Mayor of said City of Bisbee, as trustee, entered the townsite of said city at the United States Land office. Tucson. Arizona for a patent to said townsite from the Government of the United States, to be held by him in trust for the use and benefit of the occupants of the land embraced within said townsite; said entry of the aforesaid townslte was made and based upon a survey made by John A. Rockfellow. Deputy United States Surveyor. under con tract No. S6, dated July s. 1901. a plat or which survey is now on file in the office of the City Engineer of said City.
 NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT OR DAMNED by the Mayor and Common Council of said City as follows:
 Section l. That the City Engineer be authorized and empowered to sur vey said townsite into blocks, lots streets and alleys, which said survey shall conform as near as may be to the existing rights and claims of thC occupants.
 Section 2. That . plat of said sur vey. when plotted. shall be made by said City Engineer. which said pla; shall be submitted to and approved by the Board of Supervisors of said Cochise County Territory of Arizona and then recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said County, and thereafter the streets and alleys designated in said plat shall remain dedicated to the public use forever.
 Secton 9. That said survey shall be made and said plat approved by the board of Supervisors and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said County within three months from the 17th day of October. 1904.
 Section 4.That no lot or lots which the occupant claims by right of pre-. emption within said townsite shall exceed in the aggregate twelve thou. sand five hundred Q2.5O0) square feet and such additional lots not exceeding three thousand one hundred and twenty-five (S125) square feet to the lot, upon which the claimant shall have substantial improvements of the value of not less than one hundred dollars.
 Section 5. That all unoceupied ground within said townsite shall be surveyed into lots of three thousand one hundred and twenty-five (3125) square feet to the lot.
 Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of it's passage by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor and pub. licaton as required by law.
 passed and adopted this goth day of October. 1904
 Approved the goth cay of October. 1904
 JOHN s. TAYLOR
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee Attest:
 c. W. HICKS. Clerk.