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The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08
CITY OWNERSHIP
rs FAVORED IN THREE CITIES.
Lhlcago Can Own Street Railways
Milwaukee and Lincoln viii
Build Municipal Lighting
Plants.

|. chicago. April G-The so-called
FaHeIler law. authorizing the city OF
q hicaso to acquire, construct. own.
Efperate and lease street railways, and
~ provide the means therefor, was
khade law in Chicago yesterday. BY
+ y majority vote under the referendum
cause of the bill it was adopted by the
Eeiectors OF this city. The vote was
l52 f3i for and 30,104 against. the to-
tal vote cast being 23O,77l. This was
the only proposition submitted to the
voters. except the two questions re-
laAng to the South park system, that
WIS mandatory
The three questions Of public policy
related to immediate municipal owner
sttp, the licensing OF street railways
RlnSiead of granting franchises pending
municipal ownership. and proposing
va, membership on the board OF edu-
c5ion be made an elective instead Of
an appointive office.
The latter question received bare
majority of the votes cast. The vote
was ll5.553 for and 57.12l against. AS
the total vote cast was 229. $40, a ma
lority would be llI,771. The PROPOSE
lion OF electing members of the board
ul education, therefore. received 1872
Notes more than a majority.
I On the question of immediate munic-
tpal ownership of street railways the
NOtc was l20, 744 for and 30, 1893 against,
'aAG on the question directly connected
bwlth immediate municipal ownership.
providing for the licensing Of street
railways, the count showed that 120.-
1lS voters favored this question of
public poli' and 4S,O5G voted against
it.
I .lhe three questions of public policy
express nothing more than the senti-
ments of the voters who participated
in, the election. There is nothing bind
Ing in the vote and, contrary to the
.oqinion of some, is not of mandatory
Character.
Milwaukee, Wis, April 5-Mil-
waukee to-day voted to build a $780,
OlD municipal lighting plant The vote
vas surprise in some quarters,
though such a plant has been pledged
for years by all the parties in their
party platforms.
1t will probably be five years before
the. lighting plant is really in elective
operation, as the citys own contract
with the private company extends for
several years to come. 1t is said. how
ever, that when the plant is actually
strated it will effect a saving of about
81 1-3 per cent to the users of electric
light and saving to the city of about
the same amount. The private com
Fany which at present supplies the
city has offered to sell to the city in
five years, but it is not believed that
this offer Will be accepted.
Lincoln. Neb.. April 5.-The Repub-
licans elected their city ticket today
by majorities ranging from 600 to
LOO. The proposition to vote bonds
for municipal lighting plant carried.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08

that the great armies are drawing
within striking distance.
In European capitals great interest
was manifested yesterday in the role
being played by King Edward. who in
his neutrality proclamation presented
unmistakable evidences Of his desire
for peace. Russia was particularly
pleased with his utterances. while 9TH
er powers saw in his words the posi-
bility of his becoming a mediator in
the Far Eastern struggle.
China, through her minister at St.
Petersburg has notified Russia that
sne will remain strictly neutral.
From Toxic a special correspondent
wrote of the changed plans made nee
essary by the naval successes OF
Japan at the outset of the war. Details
were added concerning the makeup Of
the army corps sent to the front, their
commanders, their headquarters, their
possible destinations, and. above all.
lhe vastly important movements con-
nected with the war
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08
Russia Buying Cruisers.

st. Petersburg. April 3-On what
ought to be considered reliable informa-
ton it is stated here that four ships of
the cruiser type built for the Turkish
government by Germany, and also two
cruisers built by France, have been
purchased by Russia at the price of 40,-
100000 rubles (s20OOO,0OO the terms
being that all be delivered here within
a short period.
1t is asserted that NJ. Zinovieff, the
ambassador at Constantinople made all
the arrangements concerning the first
four. This further signifies an inten-
tional mark of the good will of Ger
many toward Russia
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08

Justice Gould OF the District Su-
preme Court has signed the final de-
| cree in the long litigation over prize
/ money for the captured Spanish yes
sells and stores at Manila, May l. 1898.
The suit was instituted by Admiral
Dewey and others of the captors. I'm
der the decree the SS2S,G7S, the
amount at which the value OF the cap
turcd vessels and stores was fixed,
will be divided, after the costs Of liti-
cation are deducted. onchalf to go to
the captOrS and onc-half to the navy
pension fund. The only step now left
in the litigation is the fixing OF the
amount of the costs to be charged
against the fund.
Several features of the new state
hood bill were discussed before the
House committee on territories yester-
day by Representative Curtis of Kan
sas. Mr.. Curtis urged that the con.
sttutions of the new states be re-
quired to contain ample provision for
the protection of Indians in their
treaty rights with the United States
Some features Of the bill which have
not heretofore been made public are
that the state to be known as Okla
homa shall be entitled to five repre-
sentatives in the House OF Represent
atives. The state Of Arizona is to
have two representatives. The capital
Of Oklahoma Is to be Guthrie, and
that of Arizona, Santa Fe. The bill
appropriatcs .s1OO0OO to defray tho
expenses of the constitutional conven-
ton for Arizona, and $4,000 for the
same purpose for Oklahoma. Four sec
tions in each township in Arizona ap
set apart as school lands.
During the consideration of the sun
dry civil appropriation bill in the
House Mr.. Giliett of Massachusetts de-
votes considerable time to answering
some of the statements recently made
on the floor by Mr. Spight of Missis-
sippi, regarding the race question.
He declared that he had supposed
there were no social grades in the
United States, but that every man had
the right to choose his own friends
and associates among those in sympa-
thy with himself. He defended the
President for inviting Booker r Wash
ington to dine with him and said the
President was a man of big heart. as
well as Of birth breeding and cultiva-
ton. Mr.. -Gillett drew the fire of many
vi mt StllLA'lIl II IL Ii 'N'l4L AL 'ts, " ~
piled him with questions regarding so
cial equality. He declared that this
kind of social equality" is artificial.
and that in the United States race
does not make superiority. In the
South he said. they appeal to race
prejudice to make their section solid
against Republicanism. Mr.. Burgess
of Texas denied that it is the purpose
of the South to use the Negro ques-
tion for political purposes. Mr.. Reed
er of Kansas. in defense Of Booker T..
Washington, said there is not a person
in his section who would not feel it an
honor to invite Mr.. Washing gton 10 his
table
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08
LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Alaska Trip Planned.

A large party Of senator's, represen-
tatives and private individuals interest
ed in the commercial progress OF the
great Northwest are arranging to take
an extended trip through Alaska. the
Klondike and Nome districts. rounding
out the unique journey by spending the
Fourth of July on the bleak shores OF
northern Siberia
1t Is probable that this Will be the
largest exclusively sightseeing aggre-
CATION which has ever invaded Uncle
Sans northern territory 1t is under
stood the number who have already
signified their intention to go approxi-
mates nearly 100 Special trains are
to be chartered for the transcontinental
trip, and special steamers and trains
will conduct the party from Seattle to
Skagway, over the world-famous White
pass, down the Yukon to Dawson, and
the rest of the land of the midnight
sun.
The idea of visiting Siberia on the
Fourth of July and distributing that
virgin atmosphere with the din of
American firecrackers and a chorus of
'E PluribuS Unum" is the happy
thought of one of the members, who
believed some opportunity should be
given the statesmen and other officials
OF the government who contemplate the
trip, TO display their prOverbial patriot
ism.
Through the courtesy of Count Gas.
sini and the good offices of the Russian
embassy at Washington. the party has
{ been given assurances that each mem
Ter will receive a special passport, per
mtting the landing at East, Cape, on
the wes.., OF GORE of II ~, C.. wr,sea.
| recommend "a, Peruna to rr me
want strengthening tonc ~ commit
effective remedy for all 4: Senator Dill
plants. II. II. Lo'-r, but. in addition.
If you do ncGn of Alaska which that
satisfactory Drial aggregation over
Peruna. VIZ
givlng.S present arrangements are car
anu out. the party VIII start from st.
louis May 18th, although some Of the
members have signifed their intention
to fall in line along the route from st.
Louis to Seattle.
The special train will go almost due
west to Denver. Colorado Springs. Salt
Lake and San francisco. While In
Sacramento the members of the party
will be received by Governor Pardee.
week will be spent in southern Cali
fornia, and the start made from Seattle
the early part Of June. The party ex-
let's to return to the states by August
!. IT.. ~. -......5..,. ...-.t....
The itinerary has been arranged by
John 2. Clum, postOtiice inspector at
New YORK, who has made half dozen
trips through the northern territory,
and who has become known in that
part of the country as the father OF
the Alaskan postal service"
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08
Russian Battle Lines Drawn.

New York, April 4-Russia is draw
ing up her battle line along the Yalu
and all dispatches indicate that along
the banks of the river will be fought
very soon the first decisive battle of
the war.
At Will 1000 Cossacks and infantry
men were reported entrenched yester-
day. while the rapid advance of the
Japanese forces emphasized the fact
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08
- THEEA7EE oF oHERAZ1oNs IN coRE4
AND Tvk0E1v, cAPz71L ~ 1z4WsaTFHSS *1Vz|e

Advces from
continues and that the troops the inland chemupo
in
PingYang of
PngYang
ended Chinese
be
drive the
tnue Mukden
from supplies and the Japanese
chur
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08
Russians Lose Opportunities,

Seoul. Korea. April 4.-Brigadier
General Allen, United Sta:es military
observer with the japanese army, has
returned here from Ping Yang He says
the roads in northern Korea are in
very bad copdition and that Russians
have lost excellent opportunities to
take advantage Of the natural OBJ
stacles offered by the country to op-
pose the Japanese advance
The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-08
Election at Lincoln.

Lincoln. Ncb.. April 6.-The Repub-
licans elected their city ticket yester-
day by majorities ranging from 600 to
LOO. The proposition to vote bonds
for municipal lighting plant carried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
500 Reward 800.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
beer abts 10 cure in all it's stages, am
that is catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires con
srItnti0nal treatment, Halls Gatarrh
I ire j. taken internally, acting direct
IL upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system thereby DESTROY
iaa fae foundation OF the disease, aha
giving the patient strength bE baiidz
Ing up The constitution ana assisring
nature n doing lis work. The pro-
0rieF5rs I.sz-e - saHch fa.Hh IN Us e'If.
afive po~ee- hat they offer oae Hun
dr.e.t Iollass or any case thar il fail5
10 cure. send for list of testimonials
Address f. J. CHENEf < CO. To-
le6J i.
sold ay all Druggists. 75e.
take Hal ) Family : IS fer eons5E=
patton,
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An etor.urEy

The late Prof. O. c. Marsh, who
for many yeare occupied the chair OF
paeorcotogy al Yale ard who at his
death left a scientific collection OF
great eaitie to tEa university, used
to deiisht in telling lie following
story
one morrt7~ ha va sva,1.tng aown
: M Haven street WHaa he met
-s@rn driving i hne-e @5tah had q
z~rtaH@lv ma:te s:.sd h,af
Hsu yaa' t.o.se ..e II {. i
==r...a-=5e= TO -Ea ia dsrkr. Il -
gae 8 ~ .aao acal Z You VII
~ # IT ara 5ring # - ne.
sa. ~. g4s faserr rrp!g and
.4es.. .zaa e..a. s.<4e]- pared.
rH. 7e- .a5ar. y 5.G ne professor
raacEa toae. ls f-lsa ane ne@ro.
she aeu ees#.aa.a await, IL
.5a. Hoaaa ..aF aanef9i.i2
gerErrt.t #I- - t1ea sp. ne
.aF za .4ta, ran.
4.af- Gaaasaz Cn
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CierdYn u Is Gre Chief.

Medway, Mass, boasts o. the only
fire department in that state or par,
haps in any other, which has a clergy,
man for its chief Rev Robert w.
Drawbridge, pastor Of a wealthy Con,
gregationa church in that village, has
been its chief engineer tor three years
and Il said to have Won that envied
position through merit as a fire fight,
er. His comrades Ia the department
refer to him as a preacher who fights
fire in this world as well as In the
next
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
Guiat Ct1ran.

W eh The eal4 ean-faiif who Is
a7zyaz.s# #e1fa+ This IS quite an unHat-
,,,ar s1afa= Of 4H41alaz=.4 =.4a14- sa044 = At
something is wrong lose vito -
nucs among the schacls 0f the very
gaor know that it offaa means lassi-
tfiHle from want of proper nourish.
rna?.f= Is sre4@s in the children d
TIE f,a1= % i s.oWs that Fifaii1E
is las 4af 81 ONE reason or
arc. 2 no; giving the
s5rc.7.sa = "a 1a- ExeE aGge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
Germany S Telephone Girls.

The 4,03o telephone glrls IL Ger.
many are government employees. Each
must be Of good aaraeter and i've in
a respectable aa.a. The pay is 81 y
cents day. altA AZ advance OF 3
cents in t"o AIRS, ana those four
years in service secure Il cents
day. Appicar l5r 5hese positions
usually Walt i've .=4fa for an opea-
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29

Home Ni4if 49, F,xcursions-To all
points n'he state Of Indiana: to all
points in 9dio and west of an imagin-
ary line drawn through Sandusky. Co
lumbnS, Washington, G. H. Whining
ton, Cincinnati and to Louisville, Ky,
ard intermediate points. Tickets may
also be sold to Hawes Vile. Powers,
f'ewisporr and Owensboro, Ky Rate
orc fare plus two 5000 dollars for
the round trip Date of sale, Septeal-
:er S, -, 20, q, and October II, 1904
Return limit, thirty 800 days from
date OF sale for leaving destination
and for continuous passage in both
directions. S, NJ. DICKEY.
Agent
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Southbound.

International Association Fire En-
giaear5, Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept. 1@-
IG-U4 Account meeting International
Association Of Fire Engineers at Chat
tanooga Tenn. Sept. 13-l6 the South
ern Railway viii sell tickets from all
points on its hne al the very low rate
Of one fare plus twenty five cents for
the round trip. minimum rate fifty
cents. Tickets viii be sold Sept. ! /.
l. with final limit Sept. %. 1904.
Original purchasers Of tickets may
secure an extension OF limit until Sep
fomher 20, 1904, upon the payment of
flftY cents deposit fee, provided de-
posit is made not later than Sept. %,
and moi earlier than Sept Il. Write
any agent Of The Southern Railway for
fL!l particulars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
Having a Good Time.

Her mother-Mr. Sloman has been
coming to see you for quite long
While, Maude What are his inten.
ions. do you know?
She-Well. think he intends to
keep on Coming.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
WISE OLD ..TIlkA.
HOW AMERICAN SAILOR GtsCoM
FITTED ENGL!5HMAN.
Disposed of His Groq, But Not in the
Manner Usually Considered proper
incident That : rews His Startinc
Sense Of Honest

ato.s a.ss..'t
aast9..=z
t5e Ia .ff Co .==4-t.
-ta.. eli:
ars- 4.tc. In n
admir-
#. 4a #A-#
.a2Iarf IN ".=..a.. .a.e
al col A1ea -
Hieat ot ..a=.5 aaz
Taat va a4"s HH.H
aval Hospitality NJ a t.e
host and guest Graa -
IF both were GnG ar
There Vas a. u cen
aand Of the El2ia = 4zoaea 81
>aa-dog in the tuats .9!te beE.
RACES. ard he 7ooa = t5raeorg te
ne with Him. tipping Alnl to his
Ulcers thaa ae was 10 fiji that
Tan@ae naval officer fail of sfes
nat ~ t9H15!a tHa captain from
+. b"iaying pin.
@Gregor} &as 4 t52eaabiY we'll sen
ane4 vessel himse.z 0 IL took II
tfatagy. His trou1es ta@an when
aa Enelishman ea0.a,i .a ats officers
ne by QUE AMI irfrueazad them to
fregory. this of e,4fl's., meaning an
.xtra drinking with =aeh a. the oac
ers We're brought II.
Tn those days II 1.Hai officers
vore stocks coming :va up under
.air chins under 3r1H burtoned
coats GREGORY was enough to
Empty about 80 per can1 Il rhe drinks
nat came HIS was nta - pace De
ween his stock and his sasn. The
consequence Vas ts5a5 aae more NJ
eened to drink lh4 .s..,sa u. got.
hiIe the Englishn,za .4s5 landed
leder his own taHe. TN Gregory
vent on deck, talfad =.@5zl he officers,
5ol<ea over the str - saaElE went
GER the side jnt0 h.s 4..z al away %
rs own ship.
Wasn't be dras'sss. - The Eng
sf.-4a when h a5our ll-
Qest the next mor2.ziss
Drunk Not a lii = sir az.
@area the officers l.e was sofar
.s q Judge But tAera seas one 1bia
never saw a man -s7f.74.. IA ~
- the front of a!= cat We
trough. .
Of all the old t@9e = Aeasl tcar
a4a3 officers There = ne a88Hr
s 4om moe stories u s#5.It oy the Old
alars tAaa aboH .saital t4ahe5s
taet Gregory. Il. &as = years Old
aan lie died. haaa il NaW York in
>i5 and ssis sefeies Ii The United
states navy werf aaa5 facl1 before
he var Of 1872
In the civil var n vas appointed
% supe:.Atena the construction of
roHcadz. With headquarters at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Boodling il
government CONTRACTS ran Wild and
one Of the first fdings an received
after he took charge Wa9 polite let.
er from one OF the ai-: iraa frms
which had been daira 4 good deal OF
business WITH the government. inclos-
ing check made oai to Gregory per
sonally for the sum Of sl@400.
The old warrior orialline with
wrath, expressed hiasetf in chosen
sea language about the !aspud"nce oi
the damned sceunare!s Then he sa,
down and wrote q letter 10 this et
feet.
Yours jnclosing check made out
70 me personally ior the sum OF s14-
900 is at hand. AZ I can conceive OF
no other reason foe your sen1ing
money to ME. assume II is a contri,
button 10 the conscience fund. aud
have so disposed of il.
And that is precisely what re did
sent IT to Washington to he credited
TO the account of those wuo had In
one way and another 5yindled the gov,
ernment and afterward made rasLitu
eion. New York sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
NEW SLEEPING eAR SERVICE
VIA iPON NO e:AtN 6Cutl

cGaliaanefae 8ugHs. SEh. the Iron
Mountain Route viii establish through
daily sleeping car service between
Nv Orleans aud s.. Louis, via, Sal-
ie4 PoHte an4 T. P. Oh FAa following
sehedule
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
N NorthhcQnd.

Leare Naw Orleans b:55 ?. III.
Leave Pine BlHtf 4;45 ?. II.
Arrive s. Louis 80 4. RI.
Southbound.
Leave 81. Louis S:29 ?. N.
Arrive Pine Bluff le:.50 a. N.
Arrive New Orleans S:55 a. NJ.
For reservations apply to local
gent.
H. c. TOWNSEND, IT, p. K 7. y.
st. LoGs. Mo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
OuQht TO Ha Oil,

I ouehtio ba rich. SAID the prison.
r re@ratiHl'Ya
Why
"hecause they say time IS money
I'd the Jadse just gave ne ten
a2rs.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29

e. A BENSCOTTER
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
pUooEPHArT FURNITURE COMPANY

OFFICE AID 5ALEShO0H "a ~ y 44<- -
Wholesale department Third and Texas s5s.a4 80 M
pot cordial invitation is exteate - 4ae5a.: loa4
visit and Inspect line.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
+ l. RN.T
HoMg FURNITURE COMPANY.

Our beas bedroom sa.ts az s54z 6aaz....
best made and TIE cheapest 54e. rlar44,r
able TO su6syanlaJe. Hold yo19 srIs4. s,.zz.
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HARDWARE.
FOX BROS, HARDWARE co

Leaders il Southwest Arkansas for Hardware Ssz. =
CUTLERY and Mil Supplies. All orders shipped nn, sa
ceipt Our motto is Fair Dealing as a safisdA7 ..
toner forever. When in need anything in orr t- @
LAY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
Jobbers, Wholesalers
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARkAxs.,
NJ GEE
BLUFF CITY LuMazR COMPANY

manufacturers and dealers IN z-.l.#z
Doors House Bills oaf s2e@l frys C-s4a=r.5.. 7s
olt findings. o'r buildings aaaa=a a.-
0ast 3z earth. eng
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
QUEENSWARE.
RYLAkD CUEENsWARE COMPANY.

We are wholesalers ot queensware crock4rv +nu
ware, sConeware, glassware bar glasses Bucks stor
aud lamps Headquarters for fancy Chiua A. v;n, -
cry business day in the year.
e. L. OWEN.
A combination Of Cash long experience n1ao
ground floor in supplying the sa9er5 B bb
and retail Of Queensware Fancy Pottery Glass Grah
Woodenware Lamps Cutlery, ETC. Your taa il solicited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-29
ISAAC DEEiFuS

Oar wholesale department e complete n Lrv loos
ings, Motions and Hats Quick deliver! a. q4antitss
strong Boat 122 "A &c All Is Main street Pine BIZ
Arizona republican., 1904-08-11

Spaulding to the plaintiff J. M- Rountree the sum of twenty one hun dred and thirty-three and 03-l0o eol- lars (S2133.03) with interest thereon from said 21st day of April. 1904. s- the rate of six per cent per annum. that it was further ordered. adjudged and d2creed by the said court that fer the payment of eleven hundred ant eighty eight and 13-10O dollars &11SS.13) of the said indebtedness so adjudged to be due said plaintiff ths real estate hereinafter first described or so much thereof as may be necessary therefor. be sold at public auction by the sheriff of said county in the man ner prescribed by law for the sale of real estate on execution. and that it was further ordered. adjudged and de- creed by said court that for The pay ment of nine hundred and forty-four and SS100 dollars (S944SS) of said Indebtedness so adjudged 10 be du- said plaintiff. the real estate lastly hereinafter described or so much thereof as may be necessary therefor. be sold at public auction by the sher- fir of said county in the manner pre- scribed by law for the sale Of real estate on execution.
 Now therefore. in pursuance of slII execution and order and decree Of sale and by virtue thereof. and in accord ance with law. notice is hereby given that l. William ". Cook. sheriff of Maricopa County. Arizona. will on the 22nd day of August. 1904. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the Court House door of said Maricopa County. sell at public auction to the highest bidder therefor those two certain tracts OF parcels of land described as follows. that Is to say:
 lst. The west half Of the east half of the southwestquarter Of the sourh- west quarter Of section ten. ToWnshfp one, North of Range Five East Of GIIa. and Salt River Base and Meridian In Maricopa county. Arizona. or so much 1 thereof as may be necessary to raise the said sum of eleven hundred and eighty eight dollars and I3-I05 (SIISS.- | 13) due to said plaintiff from said de- | fendant, and interest thereon from the 2lst day of April. 1904 at the rate Of six per cent per annum. and all costs and also
 End The east half of the east haIf of the southwest quarter Of the south west quarter and the west half Of the southeast quarter of the southwes- quarter of Section Ten. in Township one North of Range Five east of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian in Maricopa county, Arizona Territorv. or so much thereof as may be neces- sary to raise said sum of nine hundred and forty four dollars and SS-I0J (SS44SS) due to said plaintiff from said defendant and interest thereon from the 2lst day of April. 1904. ar the rate of.six per cent per annum. and au costs, said costs being so far as taxe i S29.40 and all accruing costs.
 l. Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. this Is. day of August 1904.
 WILLIAM ". COOK
 Sheriff of Maricopa Co. Ariz-
 First publication. Aug. l. 1904.