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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

Although things at police head
quarters seem serene 10 the chnual
observer underneath the apparent
calm boils aud bubbles IA vcritable
volcano brought into action by the
recent request of chief Of Police
Delaney for 20 more patrolmcu. an
inspector and other reforms for hia
department The request has been
passed upon by the finance commit
tea at the city hall aud the next step
will be u ordinance introduced and
passed AT which time the volcano IN
expected 10 break aud overflow.
Friends Line Up.
The appointment Of an Inspector
leaves vacant the post Of a captain
aud for this position the friends Of
Sergeant John Sullivan and Set
geant Mike Powers are lining up for
their fayofiteH Powers has a largo
following aud expects 20 land the
plum. but Sullivan Was once chief Of
police and that prestige. II II be
lieyed. will land him In the cap
tain'a uniform once more.
Sullivan, u will be remembered.
was once lot down easy by the
civil service commission for some
myAtarlous reason aud given the
rank OF sergeant. although Few po=
lice officers know this According
Ia Labor Commissioner a T.. Grout4
also a member Of tho civil service
commission. sullivan and Powers
are both eligible for eaptainahip.
Willard Slated.
Rumor has II that Captain ID. y.
Willard la TO be tho lucky man 10
be appointed 10 the post % In.
spsefor Hc once held the same
position under "a Chief Rogers, now
dead lie was also once chief Of
police and his friends say that
there II no one more III for the duty
than he The appointment viii meet
With the approval OF Chief Of Po-
lice Delaney.
For Salary Raise.
Another and more important step
10 be decided BY ordinance Is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
LAST RITES
TOMORROW

PORTLAND. ore. Dec 1.-THE
last rites TO be- held over the body
OF senator Mitchell vii ho held
tomorrow. The remains will Die iu
state at the city hall from no 60
Il 50. when they will be taken tu
the First Congregational church.
The funeral services at . viii be
confined 20 the Eiks rItualisuc Ger
emony a prayer by Or. +. l. House
and music
The services at the grave viii De
in charge az the Odd Fellows.
4 military guard from the state
militia viii escort the body There
will be no funeral address John II.
Mitchell jr.. is the only member ot
the immediate family present,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
sopY IN SHAFT

TUCZON. Artf De- 1.-THE
BODY Of Luther jewel. NJ san piaEo.
Who disappeared some months ago
while investigating a mining prop
erfY near t.lano. sonora. WAS found
SUNDAY By &C. G. Gars aud q party
uf American mining men while *
aiming the Netn Tierra mine The
body vas found IN the bottom of an
abandoned shaft The skull was
crushed. II is thought that Jewel
vas murdered b. his guide Tor
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
PERIL.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Dec IL Early
today a half finished wireless mes
sage was received from the Nan
tueket hghtship asking the govern
ment 10 send assistance from any
where
The gunboat Hlat leff at g o'clock
this morning 10 give aid. The sea
il suhsldlnE
The lightHhlp sprung a leak yes
terday while plunging about In a
storm. putting out the vessels fires
and cutting Off the wireless com
munleallon She IL anchored q
miles out She Is commanded by
Captain Gurginsou. carrying two
engineers. three wireless operators
and eight other men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

II details the disaster that has been
worked ON am coasts as "a result of
the decline iu chipping
Il SAYS tho proposed Hesitation
would entail AN expenditure tor 10
years of St62a.bsa annually This
would create q naval reserve force
of 10. 600 officers and men manning
aert OF zoo eco or Jun aoo toms %
fast mail ships In addition Go "A
freight tonnage OF 4 #aaH aun toms. Ia
enable this country In carry 800 or
10 per ycut ot its oWu trade such
feet would earn 100000 90
Ssa 600 eco .n freight aud passenger
receipts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

next spring. The seaaei selected l.
the MuuteaElo which has formerly
heen plying between Montreal rnd
London
The steamship will come 10 the
Pacific by way Of the Suez canal
She will sail from HunEkonE on
MAY e. Tho Monteagie r. a vessel Of
3. 10 gross tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

ST. PETERSBURG. De-. it.-M
Wifte la openly siding with the re-
aetlauAries 20 a certain extent. lie
has made General Grudaky. n bitter
rsartIonIst. commander 70 the -.
Petersburg fortress. With eXtrlor-
binary powers,
4 great meeting e rauEha took
place today. crying Down with
the lntell~ctualst~ Down with the
Jews Down with THE liberals
Many priests were present The
police dispersed meeting Of tho
union OF unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
GHOST WALKS

A. the city hall today the ghoat
perambulatcd with a bigger wad
than last month by over 5000. The
total amount OF wages tn be dlstrib-
utad this month viii aggregate
x74f5o. OF this sum $4,000 In
round numbers Is under the head Il
the general salary fund. $500 goes
to the municipal light and power
employees and ss.zsi TO the Strcei
aud water employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
WATER TANK
FOR LAWTON

Instsuet,ous were received al the
local auartrrmaster'a office this
morning Co proceed At once Co ae-
e4re plans and specifications for the
erection OF water tank at FORT
I.Hatsu
The tank VIII have capacity 81
IS. coo gallons and IL 70 be- erected
upon Il 76-foot trestle The new
water facilities a. the fort will be
Ersaf Improvement doing away
With the water shortage that has
previously existed during the sum
msr months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
DR.. STEWART ON TRAIL

In 1909 the State Medical associa-
ton revoked the license % DR.
James c. Stewart. now practicinE
in the Arcade building because he
attempted, &c was alleged. TO soil 10
Or o. v Lawson. manager OF the
State Medical institute set of eN-
animation questions. which were 10
have been propounded 10 Or Law
son At tho time he applied for a
license
DR.. Stewart evidently secured an
order from the court to which he
appealed. 10 ALLOW him 70 practice
medicine pending his hearing before
the superior court. which took place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
ROSEBAUGH, OF
HARRINGTON 1T

WASHINGTON. Dee ti-Prcsi
Dental nominations for postmaster
are. Edward J Williams. kctchi-
kan. Alaska. Frieda r Mashbir.
Stafford. AriE. Richard J. Murphy
Folsom city. Cal Edward h Col
Inns. Goldneld. Ney. {. q. Goad.
Dallas. Ore. Abel Y. Severance
Tllamook. ora q. NJ Baldwin
steveusonville. Mont + Belcher,
vernal Utah: J. II Rosebaugh.
Harrington. Wash J. NJ. Elder.
Occur dAlene. Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
ELECT OFFICERS

& J. white va elected president
and George o. HH#sIIe FI.~ nfs#I =
dent af tho election ~ offs. II
the Commercial HIHH Saturday ..#a=
IHg Tho newly HIHHffd ai..0r VIII
be installed and secretary ags
painted OF msafiaE 10 boz hr'd toe
aIpht In thc EIfd building
The project ~ joining with #IH-
liar clubs " other #.fias tp advertise
tie ar.f aiII be- considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

The shanghai Chinese stopped
the boycott because they feared the
water sod. No. NO. fierpont Morgan
Is not the water god
Hetfy Green has loaned the city
Of New York 5000 n11 In the last
three months Maybe that's why
the New York papers make fun OF
her
Hut nobody can say tho papers
have any FUN Of her expense.
KNOX a RUSH. DEALERS IN
HOLIDAY GOODS
We Will place ON sale tomorrow
the finest line q razofs and cary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

WASHINGTON. De- IL. Speak
er Cannon this afternoon auuounc.
ed the standing committees IN,
republican membership OF each
Important committee "a Increased
by one. In order that the drmu
Gratis may retain their previous ma.
merieal strength. one democrat is
allowed tn each tive republicans
The ehairmanships are practically
the same. there being few changes
The report 81 the merchant ma.
rlue commission WAS made public
II recommends a bill which &c has
drafted providing Tor ship subsidies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

BALLARD. Dec. 1.-The Ballard
baseball club has organized its bal
team for the season 81 1906 and
will give SIS annual bali WedneE
day evening AZ Junction hall
The boys have torn down the old
fence. bleachsrs and grandstand
aud moved the lumber 10 their nav
grounds. The subscription list has
been added 20. until now the clu.
has nearly sufficient money sub.
scrIbed 10 build the new park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
pRoposE JAp coLoNY

4 plan 20 colonize Japanese lm-
migrants Of Christian faith near Sc
attic has been suggested by Rev
Okazakl. pastor of the local Japa.
nase Baptist mission. L Is proposed
to establish an Incorporated farming
community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

WHY JOHN T QIUI|Il
Among those who are prufuHo In
their compliments fuf tho signal la
John - Lindsay lie knows Il good
paper when be- reads II and insists
that If les among the number of hia
ueeeaHitirs We take the liberty of
making reference II John us am un -.
thariIt because We think he knows.
sallastlllc. O. Signal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

when = W MufleY returned TO
loasInEH last uiEht he found bur
glars had preceded him and carried
off gold watch. chain and money
MIftsy works At Fourth and Pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

CuRlsTfAEA. Dec II. balon'
con saftnrv. ~ Austria. was award I
II the Nobel peaee pfile y'r''taAg
Ia the presence IT k,ns ilahkpn and
prom laeat officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

odd Uncle sam Hicks tells me
he's going to quit whltewaahiug
SAYS he's going tn r9ian poultry
Baiar poultry 1ou mean me IT,
don't youe'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

BISHOP MOORE WILL LECTURE
Bishop David II. Moore Of NE ~
l. church. foreign mlanl"hhi -
has returned from the Orient 10
viii lecture at the Queen Anne y
l. church tomorrow evening 81 q
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

hot ashes are supposed To have
been the cause OF small blaze
which destroyed a lot 81 moving
picture machinery stored at the rear
OF SIC Pine. Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
SHAKE-UP IN
POLICE FORCE
Ne wINsPGeroR PROPOSED VACANCY IN eAPrAiNcY
CAUSES EXCITEMENT At u GAooUARrERs

Increase In wages Df natrolmen. and
If Is over this that the eruption "
likely 10 take place. especially II
the raise is not "a substantial one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

Women Of Five Hundred club will
give a card party at Els hall New
Years day. tho proceeds Of which
20 70 provide a complimentary New
Years dinner for the Ballard news
boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
wa STAR DUST VA

Ing knives ever aenn ia the cltv
Naturally they are IN Hnlb NJ cut
prices shoppers locking Tot sharp
bargains need 40 M nfthef
We are about Ia eiaas our fold
Ing hedn st a iaw flguuo
All feather pillows marked down
fu the hnlidaya
New wripklga iu iadles' Hroaa
ea0siH
w blow "a good deal about our
nm hruilat hot they were made
especially 10 stand that
Shaea az bottom prieea
Call at pir grocery department
aud see how we can save money for
you. best canned goods In the
market and some rare meats. our
eggs cannot hc beaten. Best. re
fined sugar. clerks the sane. "a
II IL tndgsd arrange that Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

CRACOW. Dec IA fresh and
general mutiuy Of sailors and sol
dIeu at scyaatopol aud Kien is re-
uoEIai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
rNcln HENRY rnINKa

Charity Ia used I
cover multitude NV
sins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

this morning before Judge Albert
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11
NEW MA wy
PROPOSED

MERCHANT MARINE COMMISSION REPORTS TO CONGRESS-
RECOMMENDING EXPENDITURE ~oa56as ANNUALLY
FOR NAVAL FORCE 100000 FOR FLEET OF MAIL
STEAMERS FREIGETERs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

Il is lndocd strange that Mrs.
Chadwick overlooked the life in
Huranee companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-11

See the announcement on Page 6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
KNITTED FOR ENAMELED BED.
Quarrel Between Brothers Married TO
Sisters May Result Fatally.

Isidore Weichman Of IS Norfolk street
is lying at Gouyemeur Hospital danger
ously wounded, his brother Joe Of the
same address is a fugitive, and two other
brothers, Harris and Morris, are locked
up at the Eldridge street police station,
and il all happened because the white
enamel bed was 80 beautiful.
When lizzie Weiohman, the youngest OF
the family, married the sister Of his brother
Joe's wife three weeks ago, Joe was de-
lighted. He had lizzie and his bride come
10 live in the rear Of the fourth floor at IS
Norfolk street. where he and his wife and
two children lived in the front. He also
lent lizzie the fine white enamel bedstead
that was a wedding present to himself
and his wife,
Three weeks Joe considered long enough
for such a loan 10 run and on Saturday
he asked lizzie 20 give back the bed In
the argument which followed Joe got a
scalp wound Yesterday two other brothers
were called into council. Pretty soon
Gouverneur Hospital got a call Tor an
The Eldridge street police found lizzie
with a nasty knife wound in the left side
~ his hack The docto q sar that his
chance OF living Is not go d. Joe had fed
INT Izze boosted that he had another
scaln wound on his head before he went
Izzie was taken 70 the hospital and Har-
ris and Moritz TO the police station as wit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
THE WAR on MOSQUITOES.
More Money Hnl he Available In New
Jersey This Year Than Last,

A further effort will be made to eJter-
inmate the Jersey mosquito, and 4 meeting
Of joint committee Of the Newark Board
Of Health and the Citizens Association
viii shortl he held with that purpose In
view.
Last years Efforts on the part o. state
Entomologist Smith were very gratifying
50 much 80, in fact, that the New jersey
Legislature passed bill providing financial
aid rom the State Treasury to such munich
palities as we're willing to make appropria-
lions from their own fun and TIE work
this year will be far morn aggressive.
III bitches that were dug in the Newark
rnea ows last summer had tendency to
decrease the supply Of insects materially,
but the work was not done on a broad
see IL for want Of funds
DR.. Leslie y. Ward, viCe-prcsident Of
tie PRUDENTIAL Insurance Company Of
Newark and II. Mex. Twcmbly, both of
whom own large estates In Morris county
are in communication with the state cnto-
rologist and expect TO make individual
efforts TO destroy mosquito larv@ on their
premises
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
BILPRECHTS NEW CHAMPION.
DR.. BadAu Accuses Prof. Jastrow Of In
UiEAting Basrless Charges.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23-Charges that
the agitation which has resulted in ACCUSE
tons against the veracity Of Prof. Hill
precht's Babylonian discoveries was in
stigated by DR.. Morris Jastrow, Jr.. pro-
fessor Of Semitic language and librarian
Of the University Of Pennsylvania, were
made to-day by DR.. Hugo Radau Of Chicago,
who has declared himself as HIprscht's
champion.
To-day he said that Dr. Hilprecht's fame
as the discoveTer Of the temple l.hrarv
could not be shaken. Prof. Hilprecht
the greatest Assyriologist in the world
had been accused, he declared by men
who had neither sCen the tablets themselves
n OF would they be able 10 read the originals
IL they did see them.
This accusation he continued, spri-
merily went out from fellow member
Of the faculty, DR.. Morris Jastrow, a man
who does net even reach up to the soles
Of Hilprecht's boots in learning scholarship
and scientific methods. I know whereof
/ speak for ! studied under him. ! have
found the cause Of the agitation in malice
and jealousy
Since Thursday Dr. Radau has been
examining tablets at the Archaeological
Museum So far as is known he Is the only
scholar who has had n chance TO 20 over
the bits Of clay that preserve the history
OF ancient Nippur he will file with the
university trustees a statement intended
to be a complete defense Of Hilprecht Il
will show that existence Of the Temple library
Is proven by the tablets themselves and
that Hilprecht Is the discoverer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
STOLE HER CHHD FROM CHURCH.
Young Mother Seriously Hurt Later I'm
SlrugEIe WIN the Sheriff.

struggle Win the ShenH.
KrrrANNING, Pa, April 23.-Mrs. Laura
McKenna a young mother who tried TO steal
her child here to day was seriously injure d
falling down stairs in a scunie with the
Sheriff and Others.
Mrs. McKenna is the wife Of Harry Nc
Kenna, young Pittsburg business man.
They have been separated for some months,
and their three year-Old son, Clarence
had been placed In the ca ~ of a family here.
To-day Mrs. McKenna entered the Epis-
copal Church while the Easter service was
in progress, and catching up her son ran
with him from the church
Probably a hundred OF the congregation
followed her. Mrs. Mckenna barricaded
herself in the house Of a friend. Mrs. j. A.
Gault, guardian Of the child, appealed to
Judge Willis p. Ammon Of the County Court
who at once issued a writ OF habeas corpus
calling on the mother TO produce the child
before him.
Sheriff Cochran and Constable Crum
ged TO serve a warrant on the mother
by telling her that Judge Patton would
probably give the child back to her. The
Judge held session Of court in his resi-
dence. Finding that she was not to have
her child restored, the mother again grabbed
the boy, this time from the arms OF the
Sheriff and escaped 10 the street.
The Sheriff overlook her and there was
hard scuffle, which was resumed as the
woman WAS about TO Renter the residence
OF Judge Patton. Mrs. McKenna fell down
a long flight OF stone steps and was seri-
Ougly hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
HAD SLIP ABOUT STOLEN VIOLIN.
Police Think Man Accused OF Theft May
Solve Mystery OF 81 800 Instrument.

solve hytterN OF ~ BOO instrument
The police think that Rammel Smith, Of
200 West Eighty-fourth street, who was
arraigned in the West Side court yesterday,
charged with the larceny Of pocketbook
containing rings and cash 10 the amount Of
SIS, may be able to tell something about
a 81, 500 violin that was st olen from +. Schuy-
Ter Miller Of Park place, Brooklyn, some time
ago
Alice GrIhl. who is employed in a bakery
at 200 Broadway, said that Smith went into
the bakery on Saturday and got her to
change a FIVE dollar bill. She made the
change from hor own pocketbook. A little
later he returned and bought some rolls.
After he had gone she miss her pocket
book. IL contained SIS nd three rings
worth $50. She notified the police, aud
they found Smith at a saloon. Sic identi-
fed him as the man who bought the rolls:
When he was searched the police found
in his pocket a clipping about the stolen
violin, but none Of the girls belongings:
Magistrate Crane held him in $500 for trial
on the Charge Of taking the pocketbook.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
ERIE RolD MAKES CHANGES.
Delaware Division Onices Removed From
Port JerNis t. Susquehanna.

PORT JERvIs, y. Y, April 23.-The Della
ware division office Of the Erie Railroad
were moved from t.is place to Susque-
hanna to-day. The order came as sur
prise TO the town, as the Office has been
here during the entire life Of the road.
within three hours after the order was
received by the cfflcial,, they eft for Sus-
quehanna.
The order takes fourteen families and a
number of single men out Of Port Jervis.
and removes all tie operating department
except three telegIapher.. The super
intendcnt. train dispatcher. division en-
gineer and train master Offices 60 TO Sus-
quchanna. The ffty-fivs miles Of yard
trackace here which has beel under the
Delaware division, will be controlled by
the New York division. The New York
division will be represented at this station
by Assistant Superintendent Roach.
The general Offices Of ,th Susquehanna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
FAR HUNT ron MURDERERS.
British skipper Round for Arizona to Look
az Three PrIs0ners.

CAPT Robert d. Peattie. formerly skipper
Of the British schooner Rose Hin, arrived
Yesterday from Liverpool aboard the
Cunarder EtrTia, bound fer Phoenix,
Ariz., to take q look al three men arrested
there recently and suspected Of Icing he
murderers Of seaman on the Bose Hill
two wears ago. when she was lying at a
Spanish seaport. The three men were put
In irons for transportation 60 England for
trial. They got rid Of their letters. escaped
Ia the night on an impro yised raft, eluded
the Spanish police and, Il n supposed,
ahippsd on a vessel bound for America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24
". r. MILLIONS GIFT TO HARVARD.
At Least sII2s 900 OF His Estate WIN GO
90 the University

PITTsTIELp. Mass, April 23.-According
to the executors bond filed here yesterday,
the late William +. Milton Of Pittsheld
and New York, whose fortune goes TO
Harvard University, left on estate valued
at 81, 800, 900. OF this amount f125,OOO IL
In personal property and ti75 600 real estate.
In bis will, fled here March II. Mr.. Milton
made speC tic requests Of Sl77 500, 90 that
Harvard will get at lenst 81 1855 But
this estate does not go 70 Harvard until
after tho death Of Mrs. Milton. so that
under skilful management IL viii no doubt
greatly increase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Edmund Capron,
assistant secretary Of the executive and terri
torial depart ent Of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, committed suicide in an ohscure
lodging house to-day by taking poison.
He was about 90 years old, was a resident
Of ST. Louis and for many years had been
q reporter on the 81. Louis Star.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24

Arrivals by the Cunarder Etruria, in yes
terday from Liverpool and Queenstown.
Naior }. o. Hutchinson, Prof. William
jackson. Mr. and Mrs. W r. Scott, Lieut.
7. danerqisshli,na M T nSd SSPaheSS army: ~
and {. A. Corliss.
Aboard the French liner La Bretagne,
from Havre, were:
Nat. UreynAt. q. J. Packard. l. A. Uribe
and Castor Lacroix.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-24

bill says that 1t shall be fixed by the county
clerk and shall be held in not less than
thirty days nor more than forty days
from the date when he receives the petition
from 40 per cent Of the voters Of the self
organized district. The bill says that the
same qualifications and laws governing
other elections are 10 be in force, making
registration necessary in the city before
electors could vote on the question. The
vote is 10 be taken by election districts
as in regular elections"