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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19

ma dc varioS roboa sn % estAhlscl.
miento, ain notAr fractura en- lss
puertss. Anoche 90 ocultArop los guar.
dias Acarrop, Chsbris, Psdr6 y Ala
y6n sorprendisron en- 10 msdrugada
de hoy al individuo Juan Martinez,
'quien abri6 con llaves falsas entran'
I do en- el estsb ecimiepto. En el acto
fue detenido por ia policis.
O. En- la easa. de huespedes dc 10
seaorita Josefns Hernandez, San Jus.
TO 81, que ocupa situsei6n muy cen.
trica, hay buepa mesa, habitaclonss
hermosss y bisn ventiladas y sxeslen-
to ssrvlcio. Sc rseomisnda por sl
misma q las personals que quieran ser
sus abonados.
Ell libro que ell seiIor A.ilss G Gar'
cfa edilaba On Msysgtez, probable.
meLte empezara & repartirse por en-
tregss en la ssmana pr6xlma. Su IL
sulo es Para el combote.
--Desds el dCmir go por la tarde
Sc eEcuenra en- Ponce nusstro querido
companero sn 10 prensa don Eugenio
As.ol. Proosblemsrte r gresar& hoy
por Ia tarde.
LOS PIANOS que han sobrssa.
lido on estos dltimos cinco aios y por
esta rax6n los recomsndados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prestigio
en- 10 isla, son los do la fAbrica Kohler
& Campbell, dc New York, de Ia cual
es atente en- San Juan n. 8. Rslaval,
Aparsado 81, , 4 Quisn pueds ua.sd
dirigirse para nlelores intormsa.
L sthor Atrll, * director y ca.
rresnr rn,al h ra d. | A DEMoCR.C CtA
en- n " Yo'k es,a di.popel dose para
rcg's.sr 4 Ia isIa & apriucip;os DO Ere-
70, fin do enc ontrsrse prslerts en
las aesit nts de legisla,ura.
NJ e,tro respectable querido
amigo e d ctor CarbopelI lego { estA
ciudad ell 'a,ado, ac3m2. n audole su
seiora T.ylmos la saiis facci6n de
de ssludar Q = csmbismos ON 81 Inn
presiones aeercs de Ia polftica On todo
oil paia espec' lments en- Ponce.
-Ests msfsns salio hkcia Huma'
Gao nues'ro querido amigo don Moo
lbs Ssn!ini Torres, que 90 ercon.ra
ba desde ss sabAdo ca San Juan. Va
en Wis le dc NJ gocios, eo mo sdmlnistra
dor de Ia Compaffa Industrial dc
Pusr!o Rico, dom!c:lada.
Para correglr la ssngrs y svi.sr
entermsdades relgrosas, t6mese Ia s.n
rival cerveza sPabss suyos AGENTS. Cd
San Juan son los =, nores NJ. Il, Cal
dsr6n c., Tetusn IL,
-Por disposition del Fuesl ds
Agladills. ingrasaron sn aquslls car.
Gel de dlstrlto, Riso N, tsz, por ass.i-
(Co'tsnda en- Ia pdsir.a s')
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
Buques anunciados

vapor sspsfol <Conde Wifredo. /,
Sali6 de Barcelona el ! del sctus
con las escalas de costumbre pa<
ra esta, y sontiouar& visjepara Ma
ysguez, Ponce & isla de Cuba } N leva
Orleans.
Goleta americana <Robsrt q. Cur.
dy,, debe hsber salido de New York
para esta ell Is del corriente.
Vapor cubano <JulfsS se aguarda
mafana procedente de la Habana y
escslas.
Vspor frances eMoDtresls retor<
nara de Puerto Plata de un dla { otro
y conNnuarA viaje para Europa.
Vspor ingles <Catalina,, de ls
sMala Real Ingless, maf1ana es,arA
aqui procedepts de Londres dirscta-
mense.
vapor americana sJulla L4chems
bsk, sali6 do New York con de.tino
d nuettro puerto oil 10 del corriente.
Vapor amer'cano <Ssn Juan, sac
li6 de New York para esta el 16 del
que corsa.
vapor ingles <Etona,, del puerto
dc Montsvidso para esta sali6 el 20
de Noviembre ttimo.
Un vsp,r de Ia compania The
Peek s. s. Line ssldra de N,w York
para ests ell % del ac,ual.
Vspor espafol <Manuel Calvos.
Sc aguards con procedencia de Colon
y essslas del 90 al % del corr. ensc y
.sguirA visje para Canvriss, CAdiz,
Barcelona , Geneva.
Vapor espanol SAntonio Lopez,
Ri 2S del actual eatar& aquf prooeden
to de GSnovs = eacalas.
Vapor americana <Caracass con
dsltino New York ssldrk sl q del
que cursa.
Vapor americana <Philadel phis.
estarA aquf procedente de New York
el 2S dol actual.
10rnaron puerto
Goleta americana sAgbury Fou.
tan, dc Nueva York.
Sc hsbtlstaron de salida.
Vapor Aleman <Sehsmburg, para
Europa con algod6n por G. Stubbe,
Golstss sCarmelita, y <B d inc usn
para los puersos o. ruocisiLs
Buques on puerto
T'RAVSEIA
<sprlnghels desca~gardo.
<San JUsss dsscagado
<Ark 'di', descsrgando
&c w. Stow descargando
COSTANEROS
<Csrm'n, VIeques
sInabelas Aguadil!a ' Msyaguaz,
<Dolore's Vieque. y FAjardo
Gala Blancas Humacao
<Patras ArrfyIy oncs
<Elenss Ponce y Yabucoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
TARiFA De INSERCIONeS
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

por seduction .Cuatrero preso
en- Manati.-Ultraje una sonora Yauco.--Sargen.
to Lavergne. e.-Juicio contra Ell soldado Manuel Goco
-Hurto de reloj de una 2ontina. = f allec
miento de don Lorenzo Catala. Denuncas senten.
cias Reformas en- un establecmiento < Otras notcas
dc lnteres general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
SECC|0N nMERCANr|L

-Precles MIN de los articulos
que 50 detaIIan on
almaoenes
Arrccss de partido 4 Jap6n de
s3i is.
Idsm vslsneiano de s54 . Id. i'd.
Aios dc 80 ctvs. & so.
Jsmoass eS} aet.
Qussos amees.a 4 tl5 Patagrks 10
Tosiuo, . 14ta Is.
6arainas suma adas . 16 centavos.
Jab6n, s4.s5 { AIS Ros.mo r.
ansrioanu, ssi ~.
Psstsldsl pais y IT.
nantses SS.S $50 On o.
lAtas do q { 10.
HArilA Do ~ ~.
Hsbichuelas AmsrieAnas blancsr
larsas > ssi.
0arbanzos t6 -
RssAlso a6
Csbollas e2f
MAntsQ uillAl dc sl3 le
Pasta americans On sajas do uns
Afroha %.
papas amerisanas N.80 al90
Taaajo = l0t.
Uvas st barril.
DEL PALS
Axdear para sl consume:
Nossabsdo slaro de a. . sAi.
Do misl slAro . e3.t0
esntrifuga elsro do II aob
Amerieans do It lsesi.
Dc Ponce NJ . ~.
Almid6n = IS
Ron - grAdos Cartier { s1.6o con.
svos gallon pagAdos r. 1nternss.
ksiEs . 2.
Tsbaco, nominal,
Preclos de compra
Aisod6n Dc So $50
Coeos de Is l8 millar.
Ousros duless tl7 ut
Ssbo do res . n,
Gate sorrisnss aired ,dor do al0
CambIOs oorrlentes
Londres check : +.0S
pNfs n n D.
HAmhurg0 stA4s
New York p.
Esnsda h DIV 24t u Is q
Cedalas hlpotecarias
baac) Tsrrisortaly y Agc(c)la s53
Accl0nes
Banco de Pto. Rico IL 90,
Bancn Territorial. : 1ti 4 16.
Bancc Populsr.,. $50 aS.
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Tabernacle
OREGON LAND FRAUDS
Agent of the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company Before the
Grand Jury.

Portland, ore, April 6.-CharIes W.
Eberlein, land agent Of the Southern
Pacific company. was the principal Wit
ness before the federal grand jury
which r. Investigating the land fraud
cases in this state. It Is believed that
Eb"rlSin' s testimony will provo an i'm
portaUt factor in esta bfishinc 4 CON
Spiracy TO secure large areas of tim
bered lands i'm the southern part Of
Oregon. This testimony, it is learned
on good authority. corrObOra tod by the
records of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, established the fact that stimuli
taneously with The securing of A large
amount Of railroad land which com
prised the odd numbered sections. large
tracts of government land. which com
prlSed the even numbered sections of
the same district were located upon.
The government, il is learned. will
attempt to prove that this stimuli
taneoUS acquiring of the even and odd
sections was more than coincidence.
and that IL was done for the purpose
of exploitation in the interests of "A
large southern Oregon lumber com
pany.
George n. Kelley. secretary of tho
BOOTH Kelly LAUNDERING company. the
largest numbering concern in southern
Oregon. was also called aS 2 witness
today by tho grand jury He has been
instructed to bring with him the books
Of the corporation.
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CT, PETERSBURG. April at tn,

G 7. PETERSBURG. April Sat the
- German embassy the statement
that it had advised the foreign
Office that it regarded an carly CON
clusiOu of peace as probable was dc
MED The embassy. it was pointed out.
simply reported the prevailing talk
about peace in st. Petersburg. The
embassy now shares the opinion ex
pressed i'm these dispatches that the
efforts ia the direction Of peace failed
and that for the moment nothing is
being done. The general feeling exists
in diplomatic circles. however. that
peace has been brought apprccis Div
nearer
The admiralty processes Ignorance. Of
the exact whereabouts of Vice Admiral
Rojestvensky's squadron and has no
information showing that the three
vessels sighted by the steamer Mar
mora (Which arrived AT Colombo. ,'ev-
Ion. yesterday. $50 miles southeast of
Ceylon. April 4. belonged to the Rus
sian squadron, Nevertheless. the be
lief prevails in naval circles that the
squadron will go through the Straits
of MalaCCa. but that Admiral Togo's
heavy division viii not he encountered
until Rojsstvensky reaches the east
cru sea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07
MAY ESCAPE PRISON
Illinois Legislature Has Taken Up
the Case of Miss Inga
Hansen.

Springfield. Ill, April Sin the up
per house of the legislature today an
unusual resolution was presented bear
ing on the case of Miss InEa Hansen,
former Salvation Army girl Of Chi
csgo. who recently was found guilty
of perjury and given an indefinite sen
tencC to the peuiteutiary- Tho rcSo-
luton requests the governor to have
the case Investigated, and then If, in
his Judgment. the case warrants IT,,
he is urged to prevent Miss Hansen
being sent TO the peniteutiary and to
grant her fun pardon.
Miss Hansens conviction was the
utgrowth Of 4 suit for $50 900 dam
ages brought by her against tho Chi
cago city Railway company. alleging
that she had been deprived of her
sight and speech and the use Of her
limbs. as the result of injuries received
i'm street car accident. She claimed
that her partial recovery was miracle
wrought by prayer. while the company
alleged that her injuries were only
pretended
The resolution cites the statement
made some time ago, that the railway
company had expended $4,000 in Sc
curing the conviction Of the young wO-
man and the fact that many persons
believe her innocent
The resolution was made a special
order for Tuesday next.
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OOIv One Remedy.

Sahara, Russia. April 6.-The eN-
change here representing commercial
conn sctions over region inhabited by
1000 600 people, has telegraphcd to NJ.
Bouligan. minister of the interior, that
the whole area is in "A condition of
great excitement and that a terrible
eatastrophe is only avoidable by i'm
mediately summOning representatives
Of the people ian accordance with the
terms of the imperial Tescript.
Tho exchange has demanded repre-
SsntatiOn upon the commission which
is considering the subject.
The peasants are greatly aroused
over the reports that the 'iuteIlectu-
ais are seeking 10 return them to q
condition of slavery.
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Smith. Peter Whitmer. jr.. Samuel n.
Smith and David NNhitmer were pres
eut. Several of the speak ers drew
contrasts between that little meeting
and the gathering of the faithful 10
the present conference.
President Attacks Recaleitrants.
The beIligerenJ attitude of President
Joseph F. Smith stood out prominently
a one of the dominant features of yes
terday's meetings. The president spoke
a the morning session. After explain
ing in a general way what was done
with the money collected by the au-
thOrities in tithing, he spoke of the in
surrectionists in the church He re-
ferred to them As CrankS, as men who
see only out of one small corner of one
eye; as flea bites, ''pimpies." ''boils'
on the body ecclesiastical. With these
exCre SCIENCES he said, the best thing
10 be done was TO use the knife and
let out the bad humor for the bensfit
OF the general body This was under
stood by all present 10 mean the cut
ting off from the church of members
who were out of harmony with the
tContinued on rage -
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ATTER-DAY Saints from all parts s.

4 ATTER-DAY Saints from all parts
of the world met yesterday in the
seventy fifth annual conference
of the church, and if the opening ses-
sions arc 10 be taken as a guage, the
meeting viii be by far the largest in
the history OF the organization. The
morning session. which opened at 10
o clock, broke all previous records.
both in point Of attendance and char
aCter. Heretofore women have largely
Predominated at this initial session.
Yesterday the men largely outnum-
bered the fair sex. and this was AIKEN
to mean that unusual interest was
taken in the conference. At the aft
ernoOn session the tabernacle was
crowded and the deepest interest was
manifested in every move that was
made
Seventy five years go yesterday the
church was organized and this fact
added 10 the interest of the conference
The initial meeting was held I'm Fay
cite. Seneca county. New York. April
s. 1850 At that meeting Joseph smith,
thief prophet oliver Gowdery. Hyrum
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mob which had complete possession OF
the town. the rioters were dispersed.
but they broke up into smaller bands.
which teTToUized the nejghboring land
owners. Similar Incidents have oC-
CURED at other places. The smaller
bands drive off cattle. burn barns and
fodder and help themselves to grain
and provisions. Dispatches from doz-
ens of places tel of panic produced ny
the de0redatiOns Of rowing bands OF
Pea 81 ntS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-07
TURKEY INVESTING
IN WAR MATERIAL

Coustantiuople, April 6.-An imperial
trade Just issued sanctions the concIu-
sion of loan with Germany to pay
for war material. II is understood that
Immediate orders viii be given 20 the
Krupp company for siXty-twO batter
les of 15-centimeter howitzerS, at an
approximate cost Of s.. 10000
An trade similarly approving Of a
French loan is expected to be issued
Immediately
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RE0RGANIZEO SAINTS
IN SESSION IN IOWA

= Des Moines. Ia, April 6.-The >
= general conference of the Reor- \
y gsnized Church of Jesus Christ of \
= Lattcr-day Saints convened at =
y Lamont today. Representa- ives =
from nearly every country in the =
= world and every state in the :
Union are present President =
+ Joseph Smith is presiding. =
One Of the important matters to =
= be discussed Is the maintenance Of =
y Graceland college, the only instr =
= tuition Of higher learning con =
e trolled by the church. An effort
y is to be made to raise a 1859 600 =
= debt and put the school on a sound =
= financial basis. =
y Nauvoo Ill. where the Mornons =
. were prosecuted and driven out .
= during the early DAYS, has sent a =
+ petition of 300 signers asking for =
=; the next annual conference. y
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MESSAGE to GorkY.

Moscow. April 6.-The last act of the
congress of doctors from all parts Of
Russia which was in session here yes
tsrday. was to dispatch a telegram to
Maxim Gorky addressed to him as a
. Continued on Page -
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TWO VOTES CAST AGAINST
SUSTAINING APOSTLES
Opposition Manifested for First Time in Many
Years. Smoot Runs From ISSUE
President Smith in Opening SeVentyFth Annual Conference
of Mormon Church Before Record Breaking Crowd Attacks
Certain Men In Organization.
CONFERENCE DENELOPM ENTs d OPENING DAY.

CONFERENCE DEVELOPMENTS ON OPENING DAY
f
caHing them aea-b ties
al ga
offan
he OF
in the
A /
ling the
tn
be
to in the
= in the Snlootc case
pluraIm he
hav ng
G
the
. saduu o be
he
= nen toned he
= would have iurpd cs
hem the wratho OF to
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PEASANT UPRISING.
Great Disorder Prevails in the Baltic
Provinces.

St Petersburg. April 6.-The reports
Of peasant uprisings in the Baltic
provinces. especially in Lithuania and
CORTLAND continue extremely dis
quoting. Although Cossack and in
fantry patrols are scattered through
the country, the troops are unable TO
stop the plUndering of estates BY the
larger peasant bands. At Vera. where
a regiment Of CosSa cks fred. on
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| directed and in the kitchen Of which
they found water had been running.
The police arr inclined to place faith
ia the theory that the murdered man
was one OF the witnesses in the Cut
sCppi BToSardo murder case. all Of
whom received warnings of death as
also did Detective Gibson. who gath
cred the evidence concerning the crime
which occurred on the 21st of last
January. Two of these witnesses. RO-
sario Dominic and J. CordeIta, arc.
missing
CIots Of blood and bits Of hair have
| been discovered i'm front of n black
smith shop near where the mutlated
trunk was deposited by the supposs q
assassin and a house to house inspeC-
| ton of the buildings in that vicinity
! is in progress.
important CIews.
The woman's shawl and the blanket
which were wrapped around the head
less and limbIess corpse arc regarded
by the detectives as important Clews
and every effort is being made to find
their former owners.
The three bIoodhounds which were put
I upon the track were greatly hampered
! M their work by thousands OF curl
GUS spectators. After nosiug about
the spot where the BODY had ben de
posted they daTted through an open
ing leading 10 a blacksmith shop and
stable far i'm the rear, and which is
run by Y. Canton. Detectives followed
the dogs and We're startled To find that
the animals went directly to pieces of
box wood which We're despatched with
what appears to be human blood. The
dogs CirCled around and around and
then dragged their followers back to
the street. across and up Vallejo
street Here. just near the CuTbing.
were found more blood spots. iudicat-
ing that the murder had shifted the
body and allowed some Of the blood
To trickle to the ground. Up the street
the dogs raced. followed by a throng
that yelled and shouted. They are
on the trail
Following the Trail.
At Vallejo and Mason streets the
dogs turned on Mason street and
went north. keeping to the right. With
noses to the ground they numbered
along until a little green gateway. la
beIed 1914 Mason street, was reached.
Continued on Page -
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FLESH WAS QUIVERING
WHEN BODY WAS FOUND
'HeadIeSS, LegIeSS Trunk of Young Man Picked
Up in San Francisco
Police Trying to Unave the Murder Mystery by the Use of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Supposed to be Responsible For
the Awful Crime

- AN FRANCISCO, April 6.-The
y headless, Iegless trunk of young
man was found early this morn
ing on Vallejo street near Powell. It
was still warm and the flesh WAS quiv-
erinE when picked up. The body was
wrapped in an old blanket tied up
with fisherman's Irvine. A man was
seen to throw the bundle away bv
Ussser-by. who pursued him. but failed
10 overtake him. So far there is no
clue TO the identity OF the murdered
man or his murderer.
Murder a Mystery.
Tho mystery Of the murder has not
set been solved. The best detectives
i'm tho city are working on the case
and their chief. Captain Burnett is
confident that the identity of the muir
derer and his victim will be discovered
soon The fact that the head. arms
and legs of tho youth arc missing
makes Identification of the remains
impossible at present but IL is con
Nidered probable that the missing
members will be discovered during the
careful search which is being made.
\ wound i'm the portion of tho neck
attached TO the body indicates that
the young man was stabbed 20 death
before being hacked TO pieces
5loodhounds on Trail.
The officers have placed blOodhounds
on the trail Of blood leading from the
place where the remains were depos-
tied on the sidewalk by an unknown
man who is believed TO have commit
ted the crime IN vacant house
near by it was found that the water
iu the kitchen sink had recently boon
running, but no other signs of occu-
Fancy were visible.
From the color of his skin the muir
dered man is supposed 10 have been an
Italian and theories of a malta re-
venge have been advanced but entire
~ lack notification.
Drops of Blood.
The bloodhounds. after obtaining the
scent. ended their run at house on
Mason street. on the steps of which
were several drops of blood. In the
place however. nothing discriminating
WAS found though il is only two doors
from the vacant house 70 which the
officers suspicious had already been
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T0GO'S
FLEET SIGHTED
japanese Warships Off the Island of
Mindanao.
NAVAL BATTLE IN PROSPECT
PEASANTS CONTINUE TO GIVE
TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.


Chicago, April 6.-A special to !
the Daily News from Batavia. y
= Java, says: y
"Togo's fleet was sighted this y
= morning south of the Island Of =
MindanaO, the SOuthcrn-most of y
= the Philippine islands. y
Arizona republican., 1905-09-18

BOYS BLACK CAT" HoSE-Tha celebrated Heather" stockings No. 15- the only hose for school boys; 0 very elastic and fast dye. (
Arizona republican., 1905-09-18
NOTICE OF SALE.

10 9dDlO hdTeIO.
 You are hereby notified that there is due from you, to the undersigned, the sum of $25 for the pasturage, since the first day of May, 1904, of one bay colt, three years old, and the sum Of S29 due from you to the undersigned for the pasturage of one sorrel mare 10 years old, since Feb. 23, 1904, making in all the sum of S54 due from you 70 me for the pasturage of said two de- scribed animals. Which pasturage was furnished by me at your special 1n- stance and request, that more than twenty days prior to this publication l took possession of said animals on ac- count of the non- payment of the above named charges for pasturage in per suance of a lien which claim upon said animals for said pasturage.
 And you are hereby further notified that on Friday, the 18th day of Sep tember, 1905, at the hour of 2:3O o'clock of said day I will sell said animals at public auction, at the farm house on the northeast quarter of section thirty six, township two north, range three east, in Maricopa county Territory of Arizona, to pay said pasturage bill anc the costs of said sale.
 MRS. R. E. WILSON.
 Dated Sept 12 1905.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-18

construct, maintain and operate a sin gle railroad track for his private use, across Fifth avenue, between Jackson and Harrison streets, in the city or Phoenix. county of Maricopa, territory of Arizona.
 Sec. 2. That said track shall be laid on the grade of said avenue and shall be planked with substantial blanks on the outside of each rail and over the interior of said track the entire dis tance of the roadway in said avenue. Said track shall be used. laid and operated subject to all rules, regula- tions or ordinances as may now be in ! force or may hereafter be ordained or prescribed by the common council. Sec. 3. The said w. H. Constable | shall be responsible for any and all l accidents that shall occur to any per sor by reason of any violation on his | part or the part of any person acting i for him, of any rules, regulations, or : ordinances in being with reference to 1 this said privilege and shall at his own | expense defend any and all suits which may be brought against the city of Phoenix because of said privilege. w. H. Constable hereby agreeing to pay any and all Judgements which may be obtained against the said city Of l Phoenix because of any act arising out 1 of the laying, maintaining and operat- ing of said railroad track.
 Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take et- feet and be in force from and after it's passage and publication according to law. and the cost of the publication ot this ordinance shall be borne by the said w. H. Constable.
 Sec. 5. The acceptance by w H. Constable of this permit shall be deem cd to be an acceptance by him of all the obligations by this ordinance pro- vided to be borne and performed by nim.
 Passed the common council Of Phoe- nix this 4th day of September, 1905.
 Attest: FRANK THOMAS.
 City Recorder.
 F. B. MOSS,
 Acting Mayor.