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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Bull Campaign in Whoa. Checked.

: ~
CHICAGO. ILLS, May 4.--Thc bull
campaign IN wheat was temporarily
checked today by enormous rcalizlnS
sales which forced prices down about
= cents from tho high point OF tho
day. Almost all of this loss, how
ever, was subsequently rcgaincd ON
n renewal OF hull!sh activities, the
market closing strong with the July
delivery unchanged compared with
Yesterdays final quotations. The
September and December options
were each n half lower than ycster'
days close. July corn was off n a
Il. Oats were down "a, and provis.
ions tx to 80.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
CHARGED WITH WITHDRAWING.
q. A. Gatewood Jailed Upon spousc's
Complaint.

p, A. Gntewood, white man AZ
years old, was arrested at his home.
l25 River Road, last night by Pa
irolman Parrish and Johnson on the
charge of dlsordcrly conduct. II Is
alleged that the prisoner brutally as
saulted his wife, while the man
claims that she struck him In the
back OF the head with an axe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
aad TRANSPORTATION.

department. yesterday engaged tug
to take cargo of supplies over to
the Exposition grounds for the sol
diers cncamped there. The trans.
portation facilities are very poor and
Captain Killlan has had great dea.
of difficulty getting his supplies
across the Roads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Brownsville on the Map Again.
INV ApsncIated prets.1

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May IA
The senate committee on military af-
fairs resumed it's consideration of the
Brownsville affair today, but after
half an hours discussion of procedure
an adjournment was taken until 1920
o'clock tomorrow. This was done for
the purpose Of giving Senator War
nor an opportunity to consult with
the governments witnesses which are
to be examined next.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
MIR. Bryce Leaves Richmond.
INV Associated PresB.j

RICHMOND. VA. Mny 1d.-Amhas-
sutlor Bryce, Mrs. Bryce and Lady
Evelyn Gray, of Canada, enjoyed n
good Virginia breakfast In tho cxecu.
tive mansion. and then prepared to
sec some Of the city sights under
Escort of their hostess. Governor
Swanson and Mrs. Swanson and Mr.
Joseph BRYAN. Shortly before noon
thoy took thor private car for Wash
ington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
MIR. Ryan Declines TO Talk.
[Nv hMsnctotrd Preea J

(Rv Associated Preea
NEW YORK. May 14.-Tllomas r.
Ryan, the financicr, declined today
to make any statement OH the reports
from Richmond that he was gradu-
ally Withdrawing from business ac-
tiviticE with the purpose of retiring
to his estate in Nelson county, Va.
where he would devote himself to
his books and stock farm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Women Mission Workers Meet.
INV Assoclated Press.)

(By Associated PressD
RICHMOND, VA. May 1.-THE
Womens Foreign Missionary Board
of the Methodist Church South which
has been in session, ended It's ses.
sion with great mass meeting to-
night, It will meet next year in New
Orleans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Lei Prisoner Escane

Z. G. llarpcr. II young white man.
was arrested at Urbanna Monday at
the request of Chief of Police Rey-
nolds. to be held on the charge of be-
trayal under promise of marriage.
The Urbana officials allowed the
prisoner to escape within fifteen min.
itcs after he had been takgn into
custody.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
$4,000 People to Get More Wages.

(Rv AssOcintod Frcsa.l
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, May IA
The New Bedford Cotton Manufact-
urers Association today voted to In
crease the wages Of operatives In the
New Bedford Textile Mills 10 per
cent ON May 81 The advance will
affect 5000 employees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Another Delay in Eddy suit.
Try Associated Prcss.)

IVY NSSUCIHICU PTNSS.J
CONCORD, n. H.. May IA mo-
ticn for additional time in which To
file supplemental plcadings has been
granted counsel for the plaintiffs
in the suit brought by tho next
friends" of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy,
for an accounting of the property of
the Christian Science leader, In the
Mcrrimac county Superior Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
FEW CRIMINAL CASES.
Grand Jury Returns True Bills
Against Ony Three Offepdcra

Against ony Three Offenders.
The Corporation Court convened
Yesterday for the May term. Judge
i'arham called his docket for the term
and grand Jury examined into sev-
eral cases sent up from the police
colr. during the past two months.
Only three true bills were returned
and IL is likely that the greater part
of the courts time will b takn up
with civil matters.
In tho case o: Charles Smith,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Marvin Boy Died from Exposure

DOVER. Dell, May 14.-Thc jury
which has hccn investigating tho
death of Horace Marvin, ,Ir., rem
dcrcd the following verdict: THAT
Horace n. Marvin. .Ir.. came to his
death from exposure the fourth day
of March 1907"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Panama Canal Strike.
(By Associated Press.)

PANAMA, May 14.-The strike OF
the steam shoyelers which began yes.
terday, the mon demanding 5000 per
month instead OF their present salary
of 1910, continues today. This morn
Ing only eight steam shovels we're at
work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Rifles Ordercd out

Captain Moore. of the Huntington
Rifles, has ordered the members of
his company 10 report ut the armory
tomorrow afternoon ut O'Clock to
participate in the Elks' parade. Dress
uniforms will be worn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Dead Shrincrs Being Brought East.
(By Associated prcss.l

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, May "A.
The Shriner funeral train. bearing
the bodies of the 81 victims of the
Honda disaster aud with party OF
more than 200 of those who escaped
from the wreck departed for the East
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
NORFOLK BANKERS TO FRONT

viii Take 100000 Worth Of ExposI.
ton Bonds.
The Norfolk bankers have agreed
TO take 100000 worth of the james.
town Exposition bond issue of $780,
600. and will take $4,000 additional
II necessary This relieves the COM
pany of .hC need of money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
HAD SIX REASONS FOR
TAKING HIS OWN LIFE
Certainly Put Up Good Strong Argu
ment Why He Had Right to
Commit Suicide.
(By Associated Press.a

CHICAGO, ILLS, May Ask rea.
sons why he killed himself were given
by eBauford l.. Leeds, guest OF the
Warner Hotel, who was found dead
in his room last night, having com
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Mrs. CROSS chnsen

Mrs. p. b. Cross. of this city. was
yesterday elected mistress.atarms by
The Lady Maccabees OF the World.
now in annual session at Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
No Buckle. shops in Pennsylvania.

(By Associated Prcss.)
HARRISBURG, PA, May 14.-Thc
anti-bucket shop bill passed the sen
ate today by vote of sc to /. The
bill now goes to the Governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15

the United States battleships
Maine and New Jersey sailed for
New York The Georgia and otbers
VIII go today. 1t III understood that
all the American ships, as well as tho
Japanese and Austrian vessels. will
DC back when the President comes
again.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Sued for Pay.

The Howard Severance company of
Chicago is commencing suits for col
lection on the contracts for the set
OF books The Young Folks Lii
brary," which their agent, Mrs. NJ.
K. Ellsworth. sold to Greeley people
last November. About Christmas
time, when the books we're being le-
ceived here, mention was made in
the Tribune Of the dissatisfaction of
many of the purchasers. Several Of
them refused to pay anything further
than the $40 which the agent COL
lected in advance and tried to re.
turn the books. The company re-
fused to receive them and through
their representative here are bring
ing suit claiming that the signed
contracts in his hand must be paid
no matter what Misrepresentation
of the agent induced the people.
mostly busy women, to sign them.
If that is in accordance with the
present law in regard to contracts in
the state of Colorado we certainly
need one new law. The boldness,
cunning and mendacity of book
agents Is proverbiaI and II their false
claims do not at present come under
the obtaining money under false
pretenses" provision they should be
made to. If the Louisiana lottery
had to go because the men of this
country were unable to resist its at.
fractions the hook agent should fol.
low because the ordinary housewife
Is not proof against his Tor her) in
sidious wiles. Indignant Victim
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Killed in Mine

'ohh sterile, a Goa miner at the
oieiRht mine near Fort Lunton w,s
killed last SATURDAY morning vh,1s
going down the shaft win ,, "'o ~
miners. The three had fpst ,,s.Loa
their destination in tbe c,nl oieu
they heard the CRASHING NJ ,, ""e"
H,e into a ia, > Two companions escaped
cauoS. o a ''ue ~ chamber but Sterile was
.aaEnt y na n,. IN the wteckage of the cayein
a,,a a;ra MS m body badly mangIed. Fonr
i,1s ir on one side were broken The
'"'uaea naeo, man died almost Instantly.
deceased was about tifty ye,rs =,
age and leaves famiIv ~ se"ls VI
twelve years. R ABOUT
An inquest was held nv c
Macy last Monday y coroner
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Money Is Assured.

The Greeley banks have taken up
the matter of financing the building
company for the Empson packing
plant and it looks now as though the
thing was a sure go. A meeting of
the officers Of all the banks was held
last Monday and the sentiment was
in favor OF the project. The plan
was for the four banks to carry the
financial end Of the deal, taking as
collateral security the stock OF the
company.
The matter was left to the re-
spective boards OF directors of the
different banks.
The First National bank directors
at once took up the matter and voted
to stand their proportion OF the deal.
The acreage is also In fairly good
shape now and can no doubt be all
subscribed within few days.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
tForm of Bond.)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ftft, ut n
No.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
City of Greeley.
State of Colorado County of Weld.
$1,000. CITY HALL BOND. $1,000.
,The The city of Greeley in the county OF
Sseived acknowledges itself to owe and
ohs to the soa
OF the United States OF America Of the
pr ppesenf tba standard ef weight and neness
With with interest thereon from date at the
sa sate OF nve per centum per annum payable
and first day of sepsember se aH II each 81 aen year,
ostn ofHap PRINCIPAL T and interest payable at the
2rnai Gnee oi the city treasurer in said city Of
IN said city at the option OF the holder up
veIp n prefsehtatlon ri ny and surrender respect
pons as they sew sevepaliy m ~ Become e % due. The
Pay Pay this bond at any time after September
Ia ms bond is issued by the city of Gree
dnanco IL nna ior r. said city in pursuance Of an or
s rp and aaaoR.sdH %Rade
s,re9 Street ana Indef and * virtue Ara IL
me state OF Colorado, and the provisions
entifIsd el N act ot the general assembly thereof
eGoorporations. Approved A April fs. !. 4. B.,
! tat al "a. q, ana all amendatory and supplement
~ is hereby, certified that the construc-
th;n ttGn o. SAID city hal and the issuance OF
WIS ,n, oond were duly approved by the
citx cH,e ola oi majority of the voters Of said
duy; ,nSy; w, Who mad paid property tax therein
liii lar olennial city election duly held in said
otS according to law on the second day
ot April 1907, and prior to the issuance
OF TINS bond; that all conditions required
oe 10 exist and things required to be done
precedent TO and in the issuance of this
33ona y 70 render the same lawful and valid
" uru ~, eNist and have been properly done
amu inri,p performed in regular and due time.
~, bn ~ t anq manner as required by law; that
~ are Ltotai debt OF said city including that
IN indnh, ints pond does not exceed any limit OF
t that or or u; Avs 2i tn. state Of Colorado; and
;;nH u OF Tax sufficient to pay the annual
h,terest z on this bond and TO extinguish
me principal thereof within the time
liinited Tor the same to run, and contains
law. 90 "'e
i, IN Testimony Whereof, the said city OF
= IN tsnei.ey .y mas caused this bond to be sealed
" " IN its corporate seal, signed by its may, |
~, by its clerk and countersigned
~ a. .'s treasurer this first day OF Septem-
,aaass1a,;sn.;i: Ataes,; GleEk,
Form OF coupon)
On the first day OIL. ...A. u. ID.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Bought Entire Crop.

We have bought the entire crop
from the celebrated Ole Olson peach
farm at Palisade, Colo, and the
goods are arriving daily. This in.
sures US first grade stock all the
time. Eastern commission men will
buy only first grade stock because
express charges are just as heavy on
inferior goods. That leaves only
second grade for the home market
unless the entire crop of a farm is
bought. That is what we did last,
year and you know the result. We
have bought the same mans crop
.h's year, hence we are the leaders
IN peaches in Greeley. Star Grocery
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Bids for City Hall.

Office of City Clerk, City Hall, Gree
ley, Colo.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the city clerks office until August
l3, 1907, 8 p. m., and then and there
opened for the construction of the
new city hall and fire station ip &C.
cordance with the drawings and
specifications prepared by William
Cove, architect, $40 Mack building.
Denver. Copies of plans and speci-
fications can be had at this office or
that OF the architect. Sealed bids
10 De accompanied by certified
check of one thousand $1,000. OO)
dollars forfeited to the city on fail
ure OF successful contractor to enter
into contract and bond with sufficient
surety within ten days Of the time
OF letting. No bid will be consid.
cred unless accompanied with certi.
fed check.
BIDS on plumbing and steam heat.
ing to be submitted separa,eIv to
De accompanied by certified check
OF one hundred dollars each THESE
departments to be let under senaIate
contract.
ANY or all bids may he rejected.
J. B. Patton,
City clerk, Greeley.
william Cove hr,l.i.
30 Mack Building, Ie,u.r
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Zupke.OaviS.

Rev. ]. W. Sanborn pronounced
the words that made Howard Davis
and Miss Eunice Zupke one last
Wednesday at 8 O'Clock at the BRIDES
home. Only the immediate relatives
were present. The beautiful bible
ceremony was used.
The young couple will make their
home on the groom's fine fruit ranch
three miles west of Palisade, Colo.
The bride was born near Greeley
and spent her entire life there and
near Kersey until about eighteen
months ago when she moved with
her parents to Palisade. Their
many friends here wish them a most
happy and enjoyable married life.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
HAVE $1O,O0o BLAzE
Old Starch Company Plant GU
ted BY Fire

Greeley suffered one of the most
disastrous fires of recent months
Monday evening in the destruction
of the starch factory plant, owned
by the Greeley Ice and Starch COM
pany, local capitalists, the president
Of the concern being VIM. Mayher.
The ice plant was saved without
damage.
The alarm was sounded little
after three O'Clock by the night
watchman. The cause of the fire is
unknown but the superstition is that
fire caught from spark from . pass
ing engine as the fire was discovered
In the roof OF the big building.
The fire company devoted most of
their efforts t. saving the ice plant
in connection. About $4,000 was
expended In Improvements on this
part Of the plant the past winter.
The Ice plant was we'll protested by
a solid brick wall intervening. Be-
tween six anu seven in the mbrning
the alarm was sounded again 6ecau.e
of danger to this building but nc
( damage resulted.
Only last week 10000 pounds Of
starch were shipped out of the fact
ory, hence the loss was limited To
the machinery equipment.
The 500, 900 will probably cover the
loss, partially protected by insur-
ance. There was perfect calm at
the time Of the fire, which was a
blessing for the surrounding neigh
borhood. A barn to the east and
the old Northern Colorado produce
building were part of the plant
burned. The biggest part Of the
fire was the main factory building.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Parr.Ieako.

A wedding of much interest to the
Greeley public was that Of Victor
Clark Leake and Miss Maude Parr,
which occurred at 9 o'clock Thursday
evening at the home of the BRIDE S
parents 1909 Fourth street, Rev. R.
j. Hunter officiating clergyman, u.s.
ing the ring ceremony.
About twenty guests we're pres
ent. The bride was gowned in
white silk and carried white roses.
Frank Leake and Miss Nettie Leake
were attendants Of the bridal party.
After the ceremony luncheon was
served at the home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leake left Friday morning for trip
including Boulder, Colorado Springs
and Denver. They return this
week and will be at home tempo
rarily at the Parr home. Mr.. Leake
will build on property owned on
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Lofaren.Nasterbara.

At the home of the BRIDES par
ents a mile and halt south of Gree
ley took place yesterday evening the
marriage OF Miss Alma Lofgren and
Ole Vesterberg. Mr.. Vesteberg 10 .
mason who has made his home IN
Greeley for some time. The service
was In charge of Rev. c. E. Douhan.
The rooms of the home we're deco
rated with palms.
The bride wore white silk prin-
cesse and the attendants were Miss
Anna Carlson and Carl Lofgren.
About seventyfive invitations were
issued
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Simonson-Romans,

A young couple of the vicinity of
Keresy plighted wedding VOWS
Thursday, the parties being William
F. Romans and Miss Alma Simonson
Mr.. Romans is graduate of the
State Normal and rancher in the
vicinity Of Kersey. Miss Simonson
is daughter of Charles Simonson,
who has been resident of Kersey
for several years. The ceremony was
performed in the First Presbyterian
church of Greeley by tine pastor, Rev.
r. j. Hunter.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
WEDDINo0
Bakor-lnsram.

A romance begun In high school
reached its climax on the eighteenth
in the wedding Of Jesse E. Baker
and Miss Lizzie E. Ingram which oc.
CURED at the home Of the BRIDES
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Brockway. with whom she has made
her home at 3O8 Fourteenth avenue.
The ceremony was performed at 6
O'Clock in the afternoon by Rev. R.
J. Hunter assisted by Rev. DR.. Reid
Of Denver. The beautiful ring SER
vice was used and the attendants
were Mrs. Homer Cushman of Eaton,
sister of the bride, and Clarence Fl.
English. The bride was given away
by her father, Edgar Ingram, Of
Middle Park. The bridal gown was
of white silk, the effect being
heightened by white roses carried.
The maid of honor carried pink
roses.
The house decorations we're pink
and white sweet peas with which
we're mingled the Colorado state
flower, the columbine, gathered in
the mountains by the BRIDES father.
The bridal couple took their vows
beneath a wedding bell fashioned
from sweet peas. Refreshments were
served by Misses Ruth Baker and
Catherine Elmer. Miss Marjory
Elmer held a position of honor also
during the ceremony, playing the
wedding march.
About fifty guests were invited,
among these number of out of town
friends and relatives.
Edgar ingram accompanied the
bridal couple to Denver. He re.
turned to his home in North Park
while Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will en-
joy tour of Leadville, Salt Lake
City and Portland, before reaching
their destination, Seattle, where
they will be settled permanently.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE oF pE,I
" ESTATE. VT NEAL

N3Ptife Is hereby given. that pursuant
q Court. whereby the unders;wnneH n Hraer @
ars .,es are thesduly.appointed commissHs"p. n.
DlstrIct Court within and for M m sHe
and county of Denver and state ~ lily
Tauo. IN. Chancery, wherein Sbui; ~; Soio
Roemeer 10 plaintiff and George Wiiiiam
EobnmeL, MINOR seventeen years old on
Iohn R i.th, 1907, is defendant and
yIa Uu rdfS ~ Srnith Esq, is his duly appointnd
6art;t;an aa Ifrrt, to make appraisemant
PIT atI.ttiton. and sale OF the certain reai ~ .'
oate ,therein described, the nrnnnra, .raI es,
sald Shrlstiana Roemer and Gnorpn ni
nan nnr, int;2emer. and by virtue of the wri, -, ~
P!hrtltlon and sale to us. as such co VII. oi
s,ohers, directed in the premisas .o.hiiiLs- I'M MS
i;oI siRned commissioner hnra ..e @
pnhi;nu hi;eu. and VIII offer for sale and seli ~
cpash puIh,'c s Vsshdue to the highest bidder tas AZ
yaIma ~ ~ q lor 1,not not less than the appraisal
scribed iot", yii, me lands in said order de-.
shin one ~ en- q SECTION nine (0l, town.
st vest ot @ the 9Th Principal Meri3yiannve ithl
aad a.d IN Weld County in the Stata az STU stu
t;to' t;hdo' unlmproved lands, and aii thn o, LoIo-
L1tle and interest Of aaid az ttns IiSht,
tnhoeiner and George viii, ~ hT,stlana
1n 51neTedn rem and thereto, on Tmesdn,. Hoemer
d,. T., ieo. At 10 O'Clock n. m ~ august
ss;a oor W,the 9! ,the Court House in Grse,sro onI
snhiecte ~, Sounty. and which said aai n N
Witness o,,n uhLrInation by said Court.
A. d. 1907. "hus TINS 22d day OF July.
JOHN T0MhfNsoNf
First insertion July u, Gfensnmissioners. fass mis-
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Baldwin in His Dare Devil Act

walking the chasm on rope at
fidorado Springs Sunday, July 2s.
Low rates and special trains via
Colorado & Southern.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
A Din in the Pool

Bathing at Eldorado Springs is de-.
lightful. Baldwin walks the rome
again on Sunday. Special Colorado
& Southern trains and low rate in
cluding admission.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Trinity Episcopal.

Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning
prayer, lltany and sermon at ii q.
m. Subject: THE Parable of the
Vineyard, or the Inequalities of
Life" Special music. Public in
yited. j. A Trimmer, rector.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25

:; Section ;. Tha, s,id
nveTed to the purcSs nSbs
cordance with the ea,
and the proceeds ths,ss hISs
solely to the purposs ,as'
ihg m a city half in said
chaser OF sald bonds n
&c responsible for X.
disposal by said ciir y
Of any OF the funds d,TT,
hereof. NS uen
Section 6 That IN. /.
city OF Greeley shall i
after at the time and h
vided by law for ill., i.
general city taxes, coS
levy to be made in In
on all OF the taxable u,s
city sufficient to pay
on said bond as il MI,
city council shall m
time and in like msnns
and annually thereal,s
sufficient to produce nj
from 1917 to 1879 inclus
one.tifth OF the prinein
bonds for the purpo;e
the principal OF said y
years from the date d
taxes when collected
spectively only to tn
terest on said prinein
the same respectiye(y|
said bonds and the n
have been fully paid Z
Section :. In The IN
ley shall desire to eIu
pay any oil SAID bon
from the date theeoi
tice OF its intention 10
. notice TO the purAal
and also to the hoAdsly
that time so far Is NJ
known to said city and
ley National Bank IN
thirty days before the
payment and also BY pi
of intention TO pay ono1
two successive weeh
fixed for said payment
per published in The
which notices shall pl
to be paid by date and
of interest and descrik
Greeley city hall bondl
so made shall be in an
ginning with the loves
then outstanding. ;.
Section :. This Ordl.
pealable until the lnd
provided shall have bes
fed and discharged,
Passed and adoptH
proved this 2jrd day
Attest: j, B. PATW
State OF Colorado,
County OF Weld, IS
City OF Greeley, g..
|, j. B. Patton. W
City OF Greeley, ColS
certify that the
ing ordinance being
was duly Introduce, l! =
regular meeting ol VY
Iu1y >, 1907, and wsS
Iished as a propose,
city as by law proves
was duly published u
bune. a legal newspap
Iation published IN ,'.s ~
)f ten days precedin{
thereof as appears .!
publisher OF SAID pAp.
he he City Council Of sin
X Il 1907. said ordinan9ess, I,
'uil and was passed ~ I
;ote OF all the memoe.;
he mayor. attested id;,s n
Witness my hand az g
his 9th day Of JuB,m
Published in the Ifs'
1907