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FOR SALE.

Colonial Beach lot for sale; only
$Iz5, on high land, near the wharf.
size, so by $50 feet. J. J. Gould, 42I
Ninth street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Rent.-Three good Office rooms
and lodge rooms for rent. See w. R.
Griffin, Notary Public, True Reform
ers' Hall, Twelfth and U Sts., north
xzEasf
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Stockholm. Sweden, Dec. king
Oscar is gently sinking. He has been
unconscious nearly all day His raj
lies are becoming briefer and the ac-
ton of his heart very feeble. The AS
sociated Press was informed today
by the Chamberlain of the Kiag that
the royal patient had lost ground since
the issue of this mornings bulletin.
The chief eecIesiastics of the Swed-
ish church in Stockholm have been
summoned to the bedside Of the king.
(620 p. m.) The kings condition is
now hopeless and the end Is expected
mome1tarily. All memk kers Of the royal
family are gathered at the bedside of
the king. The premier is also present
The bishop of stockholm was sum
moned and administered the final sac
raments. His Majesty still has occas
ional moments of consciousness DIR
ing which he shows signs of recogniz-
ing those about the bedside. but he
quickly relapses into insensibility.
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Hopkinsville, KY, Dec. Five hun
dred night riders destroyed 100000
worth of property here at an early
hour this morning. Hundreds of shots
were fired and several persons badly
injured
The citizens, in terror of their lives,
feared to so much as open windows.
The police and fire department, tele-
phone and telegraph offices and even
the railroad stations were in posses
sion of a wild mob, shooting right and
left. The flames from burning build
ings meanwhile lighted up the city
and surrounding country until it seem
ed as if the whole town were ablaze.
Windows in the fronts of business
houses and banks on Main street
were shot out, and the entire plant
of one newspaper which had been es-
pecially severe in condemnation of
the raids of night riders, and which
was owned by the mayor of the city,
was demolished. Fortunately only two
men were injured, one of them being
l1luuSdy Mitchell, lODdCCO lDuy tI /,
who was severely beaten with switch
es and clubs, the other a brakeman
who was shot in tn. back while try
ing to remove train.
The night raiders caught the city
u1awares as for some time the depre-
dations resulting from the tobacco
war had been of minor nature and
it was generally thought the worst
was over. The property destroyed is
as follows:
The w. H. Landy tobacco ware
house, the building owned by John c.
Latham and the E. NJ. Woodbridge As
sociation warehouse; The Landy and
Fair-Cryer warehouse. In addition to
these the entire glass fronts in the
er-Mea CHAINS works were destroy
ed. while the windows in the front of
the Commercial Banking and Savings
Co.; First National Bank; Planters
Trust Co and the Bank of Hopkins
vile were punctured with bullet holes.
A number of business houses and res
licences this morning bear witness
marks of the night riders bullets and
it is considerable remarkable that 40
one was killed. The insurance is be-
lieved to be about $S60,0O0.
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SUING FOR ALLEGED

DAMAGE o AN Az .
District court took up the case Of
Eaton against McMurray last night
a suit over the drilling of an artesian
well, but the trial lad to be suspend
ed on account of the absence of one
Of the witnesses. Today the case Of
Jim Johnson against w. w. Pitts was
taken up, and the suit first mention
ed will now wait until after the pres
ent trial is ended. In the Johnson
Pitts suit the plaintiff claims that he
loaned his automobile to the defend
ant on tae representation that it was
to be taken to Carlsbad, and that in
stead of going to Carlsbad the de
fendant drove the machine on a trip
to the mountains. on which it was
greaIy damaged. The plaintiff asks
for judgment for $500 aad costs.
The court had expected to dismiss
the Territorial petit jury today, but
they had to be retained until Monday.
at least. Monday is the time set for
t. re-opening of Federal court and
the hearing of the TalImadge cases.
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Miss Ila Odem entertained q party
of young people at her home, 200 N.
Lea avenue, last night, the Odem
home being unusually attractive in its
special decorations. 1t was a football
party, and the decorations consisted
largely of red and black footballs, the
colors being those of the Military In
stitute, and being carried out in ev-
cry feature OF the preparations The
gentlemen guests were all members
of the Institute faculty or battalion.
The game of the evening was cha
rades of terms used in football, and
it proved a popular amusement. Miss
Littleheld won the ladies' prize. an
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ONE REAL ESTATE MAN
HAS SUIT AGAINST ANOTHER

major portion of yesterdays ses-
sion of district court was taken up
with the jury trial of the case of
Geo. Davisson against John H. Nc
asking for judgment for $780, Both
plaintiff and defendant are real es-
tate men and Davisson claimed the
five hundred as a commission in a
land deal. After hearing the evidence
the jurors decided by verdict that the
plaintiff was entitled to only a nomi-
nal claim of one dollar, but assessed
the costs against the defendant. The
verdict was brought in last night at
7.30
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FOR MEN ONLY.

INVITED TO ATTEND
THE LECTURE TO MEN ONLY ON
1.-THE SINS THAT KILL MAN
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
$3.50 p. M.
C. C. HILL, Pastor.
JOS. E. CARPER, Elder.
J. r. RAY, Elder.
c. T. M'CLANE, Elder.
j. M. MILLER, Deacon.
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N. NJ. NJ. L pennant, and Capt Webster
was given the gentlemen's favor, a
college calendar The NorveIl- Croft
orchestra played throughout the eve
ming, and after the charades da1cing g
was the amusement.
Misses Hazel Mayes and Sue Odem,
dressed in red and black, served
punch dtfring the evening, and when
refreshments were announced it was
found that they were in the same pop
ular colors.
Those present were Misses Garner,
Mason, Nook, Allison, Wilson, Hin
son, Audrain, Lewis, Saunders, Little
field, Bean, Mayes, Rabb, LA Odem,
Eula Odem, Sue Odem; Major Pear
son, Captains Lohma1, Webster and
Wynne; Messrs. Crowell, Baird, Kill
burn, Watkins, Hill, Bunting, Hough-
ton, Dow, Montoya and Hubbell.
The Woman's Home Mission Soci-
ETY. of the Southern NJ E. church met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Mac
Dowell Milter and spent a pleasant
and profitable afternoon. A short pro-
gram YVES carried out, including read
ings of stories on mission work by
Mrs. R. NJ. Parsons and Mrs. w. c.
Buchly, and two recitations by Miss
Freda Smith. After the business ses-
sion refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Mary Co
bean.
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Notice.

Rose A Bird, administrator for the
estate of C. NJ. Bird, has fled her final
account as administrator for said es-
tate. 1t is ordered by Hon. ]. T. Ev-
ans. Probate Judge for Chaves coun-
ty, that the first Monday in January,
1908. be appointed for the hearing of
objections TO said final account and
settlement thereof.
Given under my hand and seal this
30th day of November, 1907.
(SEAL) F. P. GAYLE,
Probate Clerk for Chayes County.
New Mexico (sat- 11-sot3)
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Russell does horse-shoeing.
MASONS GO TO ELIDA TO
ORGANIZE A LODGE

W~P Chisum, Col. ]. w. Wilson,
Jas. c. Hamilton, DR.. John H. Jenkins
and John Shaw went to Elida this
morning to conduct the work of organ
izing a new lodge of Masons. There
sons in Elida for some time, and the
number has greatly increased recent
ly owing to heavy immigration. The
organization will be completed to-
night
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Washington, D. c., Dec. THE
members of the national Republican
Committee began gathering at the
Shoreham hotel early today in prep
aration for the last session This NOR
ming the sole topic of conversation
was the place of holding the next ma
tional convention, which it is generally
understood will be decided during the
day. Chicago and Kansas City are the
leading candidates, but Denver has
resolutely declined to be considered
as out of the running, and many
with the delegates urging them to
consider the climate and-other attrac-
tions of the Plains City before decid-
ing to go elsewhere.
Mr. Lowden, on behalf of Chicago,
claimed thirty-two of the fifty-four
members present for Chicago, while
on the other hand the Kansas City
delegation claims that Chicago has
only thirteen delegates pledged while
Kansas City is sure of no fewer than
twenty-five with the long list of un-
pledged and uncertain members to
draw from. There are, however, evi
dences of a leaning on the part of
the eastern and southern me1 toward
that city will even get some votes
from the far West
The committee was called to order
at 10:45. Mr.. Mills, of Denver, pre-
sented the claims of that city for the
convention; Representative Low spoke
for Chicago, and Senator Warner for
Kansas City. vote being taken, set
tied on Chicago as the place for the
next Republican national convention.
The vote was: Chicago, 32; Kansas
City, II; Denver, A. The convention
will meet June 10th.
Report of Yesterdays Session.
Washington, Dec 6-Harry S. New,
of indianapolis, was today elected
chairman of the Republican National
Committee to succeed George B. Cor
teIyou, resigned.
The National Republican Commit
see met at the Shoreham Hotel in this
city at II o'clock today, with Chair
man New presiding and Elmer c. Do
yer at the clerks desk. The principal
purpose of the meeting was the nam
ing of a time and place at which the
next national Republican convention
shall be held, but this order of bust
ness will not be reached until tomor-
row. 1t is evident that the contest ov-
er the place of holding the convention
will be a sharp one, with Kansas City
and Chicago as the principal appli-
cants. The last twenty-four hours has
served materially to change the ap-
pearances, for where Kansas City had
seemed practically without a rival,
it was evident at the beginning of the
canvass today that Chicago's advo-
Gates had gained renewed assurance
and would be prepared fer a strong
fight Indeed the friends of that city
Iboldly claimed a majority of the com
mittee, and it is stated that positive
assurances have been received of Cal
cago's Willingness TO supply all the
funds necessary to conduct the con
ve1tion in the best possible manner
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STATEHOOD STEERING
COM

There will be a meeting of the
above committee on Wednesday, Dec.
II, 1907. at p. m. at the court house.
to consider business of Importance.
Following are names of committee:
K. K. Scott, G. A Richardson, John
w. Poe, C. l.. Ballard j. F.. Hinkle
old Hurd, E. A. Cahoon. H. J. Hager-
man. Chas. de Bremond, C. E. Mason,
John l. Hinkle, Jas. B. Mcconnell, T.
c. Tillotson. 39t3
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HIGH SCHOOL GLEE
CLUB is ORGANIZED

glee club was organized by the
students of the Roswell High School
yesterday, and they will go to work
Immediately to learn chorus music
and prepare to assist in various en-
tertainments during the remainder of
the winter. They will be trained by
Mrs. Stella Ritter and their first pub
lie appearance will probably be at
the January number of the school ly-
ceum course.
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MISS EuLA SHAVER TO
BE A DECEMBER BRIDE.

A number of people have received
invitations which say: .sMr. and Mrs.
Horace J. shaver invite you to be
present at the marriage of their
daughter, Eula Eugene. to Mr. John
shirley Qurollo on Saturday evening,
the 21st OF December. 1907. at eight
O'Clock. 271s East 27th street, Kan
sas city. Mo-"
The groom is a young business man
81 Independence, Mo-. prominent In
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church circles and of excellent family
The bride is well known here, having
left Roswell a year ago after many
years residence here with her faith
er's family. Their honeymoon will be
spent on a trip to New Hampshire
and other eastern states. Many old
friends here extend best wishes
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MRS. BRYAN AND DAUGHTER
SAIL FOR EUROPE.

New York, Dec Mrs VIM. j.
Bryan and her daughter will sail to-
day on the steamer Friedrich der
Crosse for Europe to spend the win
ter in the Holy Land. Mr.. Bryan met
his wife and daughter in Pittsburg
Wednesday. and after spending a short
time with them started west for his
Nebraska home.
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Tie ladies of st. Andrews Guild.
St. Andrews Mission, will give Il
Christmas tea and sale Wednesday,
Dec. 11th, from 2 to p. m, at the
residence of Mrs. BARLEY, 1O2 South
Penn. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. tt
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Otto Hedgecoxe, who has been in
Kansas City the past two weeks TAX
ing treatment and having an opera
ton performed upon his nose for
asthma. writes that he must remain
for another operation and that the
treatment is giving him more trouble
than anticipated. The operation is not
considered dangerous.
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Cunarder Aground.

New York, Dec. THE Guard Lin
er Carmania, which left the pier of
North River at a. m. today, went
aground in the new Ambrose channel
about a quarter mile east of the bea-
con light. The vessel swung around
diagonally across the channel She
displayed no signals to indicate that
she was in difficulty
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SWEETEST GIRL IN

DIXIE" IS IN TOWN.
The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" theat-
rical company arrived tais morning
from the south and is playing matt
nee at the Majestic theatre this after
noon, and will appear again at the
same place tonight. The company con-
sists of nine people, all of them de-
clared to be artists. and they promise
a good show They played last night
at Carlsbad to a good house.
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RESOLUTION NO. 35.

A Resolution Setting Aside Sixty (6o)
per Cent of the Entire Revenue of
the City of Roswell until February
18th, 1908 for the Purpose of Defray
ing One-haIf of the Expense of Ce-
menting the bitches.
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SECRETARY TAFT
STARTS FOR HOME

Washington, Dec. IA cablegram
to Acting Secretary of War, Oliver,
received today from Secretary Taft
just started for home and that he ex-
pected to arrive in the United States
on the 18th inst. 1t is assumed that
all the Secretary's party are coming
home with him, as it is understood
that Mrs. Taft abandoned her original
idea of remaining in Europe several
weeks longer than her husband.
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THE MAJES TC.
An open meeting for all the people
at the Majestic Sunday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Children, boys and girls, Ia
dies and gentlemen invited to attend
Prof. Croft's band will furnish the
music. John w. Smith will deliver
an address on LESS CHURCH and
MORE CHRIST"
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w L. Stull, of Lake Arthur, came
in last night from a trip 10 Texico,
and spent the day here with c. Heit-
meyer, of Louisville, ILL.,, who is in
the valley prospecting.
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Three hundred titles popular copy
right $150 books, soc while they last
Also 100 titles latest fiction at list
prices. See our window or come in
side.-Ingersoll Book Store.
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If you want TO buy city home or
a 2ice farm, if you want good in
vestment, or if you nave money to
loan, see us. We deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Company.
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RIOT AND
BLOODSHED
NIGHT RIDERS IN KENTUCKY TO.
BAcco WAR CREATE A
REIGN OF TERROR.
PROPERTY is DESTROYED

Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Dam
age is Done to Property and 8usi-
ness, and Two Persons are Badly
Injured The Authorities are Pow
erlesS.
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H. j. Garrard was brought up from
Dexter ON the local freight this after
noon and taken to St Mary's hospi-
tai to be nnrsed through a case of
sickness.
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in the City of Roswell, and all railroad
com panies, which may hereafter con-
struct their tracks across said streets,
are hereby required to keep a compe
tent f1ag-man Or watchman at each
of said crossings both day and night
whose duty it shall be to notify and
warn all persons approaching either
of said crossings by appropriate sig
mails, of the approach and passage of
all trains, cars or engines to and over
said crossings; provided, however,
this Ordinance shall not apply to any
railroad company or companies, which
shall on or by the first day of Janu-
ary, 1908, erect and maintain an arc
electric lamp or light over each of
said crossings at the point where said
Second street and Fifth street are
crossed by said railway tracks, caus-
ing said arc lamp to be lighted every
night.
Sec. 2.-That the running or NOV
ing of any railroad trains. car or en-
from and after January first, 1908,
without said fag-man being placed
and kept at each of said crossings,
both day and night, as hereinbefore
provided, unless said railroad compa
MES shall have placed lights over
said crossings as provided in Section
1, shall be deemed menace to injury
of persons and property, and shall
constitute a nuisance, and the person
or persons, company or corporation,
each and every one of them, so op-
Grating and moving such trains, cars
or engine, shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof before the proper Justice of
the Peace acting as Police Judge, or
in the District Court. shall be fined
in the sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or imprisonment in the City
Jail not exceeding 80 days, or both
such fine and Imprisonment in the
discretion of the court trying the
case.
Sec 3-That any railroad company
whose track or tracks now cross said
Second street aad Fifth street, which
shall fail Or neglect to place and keep
said f1ag-man at said crossings with
in the time and manner herein pro
vided. unless the said company SHALL
have before January first, 1908, placed
or cause to be placed an arc electric
light over each of said crossings,
shall forfeit and pay to the City of
Roswell, the sum of one hundred dol
lars for each and every day it so fails
and neglects to place and keep said
fag-man, and every railroad company
which shall fail and neglect to place
and keep said fag-man at said cross
ings. from and after January first,
1908. unless the said company shall
have before said date caused to be
placed an arc electric light over each
of said crossings, shall be subject to
a forfeiture of one hundred dollars
for each and every day it so fails and
neglects to keep such fiag-man at said
crossings, to be recovered by civil
action for the use and benefit of the
City of Roswell.
Sec. 4.-Tais ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
five days from the date of its publ
cation.
Passed this Bird day of December,
1907.
Attest:
FRED J. BECK,
CSEALO City Clerk.
Approved by me this 4th day of
December, 1907.
]. w. STOCKARD.
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
Territory of New Mexico, city OF
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EXPERT TYPEWRITER REPAIR
ING AT e. 2nd ST. PHONE 1o5. t3
DR.. PORTER ARRIVES TO
BEGIN BAPTIST REVIV

DIR. ]. J. Porter, formerly pastor of
the first Baptict church of Joplin, Mo-.
for period of seven years but now in
the evangelical field of labor, arrived
last night from Joplin to begin the
series of revival meetings that have
already been announced to begin at
the Baptist church tomorrow morning.
The services will be held in the base
ment of the new building and every
body is cordially invited to attend.
BOellner the JeMeler. for Christ
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FOR SALE One of the best paying
businesses in Roswell. Splendid OPP
ening for energetic man with four
or ave thousand dollars. Apply at
Record once. 39tf
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DIE IN Mine
EXPLOSION
FIVE HUNDRED MEN THOUGHT
TO BE IN SHAFT WHERE THE
DISASTER OCCURRED.
EIGHTEEN BODIES FOUND

Details are Meagre, but it is Feared
that Most of the Men at Work in
the Mine Were killed.-Reports
Come From Various Sources and are
Somewhat Conflicting.
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For Sale at Once.

Good five room house on N Lea
ave. Half down, balance on easy
terms. Apply to Chas. Shepherd, at
Co. tt
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250,O0O home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples The only tree to
plant in the Pecos Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-The Arte-
sia Nursery, J. s Highsmith, Prop.
Wyatt Johnson, Salesman 96tf
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Charles Jones returned last night
from four days business trip to
Clovis.
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ORDINANCE NO. 11s.

An Ordinance Requiring Railroad Com
panies in the City of Roswell, Cross
ina Second Street and Fifth Street,
to Keep a Flag Man at Second
Street and Fifth Street Crossing and
ry to Persons and Property at Said
Crossing in the City of Roswell.
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w. ]. McInaes, cashier of the First
National Bank of Lake Arthur. was
here today on business.
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CHICAGO
THE PLACE
KANSAS CITY WAS LONG ON
TALK BUT SHORT ON VOTES
AT THE SHOWDOWN.
CORTELYOU GELS OUT

Harry S. New is Selected as Chairman
of the National Republican conrnit-
tee in Place of the Secretary of the
Treasury Convention Will Be
Held June 10.
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Walter Long came in on tae auto
this morning 10 remain few days
on business.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken at
600 a. nn.)

Roswell, y. NJ. Dec. 7.-Tempera-
ture-Max- yesterday IS; min, 30:
mean, 80.
Precipitation. 90; wind s. velocity
miles: weather partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; stationa-
ry temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
Official IA Charge.
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We are showing an entirely new
line of bracelets this month";. B.
Boellnsr. Jeweler and optician.
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KINGOSCAR
IS DYING
SWEDISH MoNARcH's. DEATH is
MOMENTARiLY EXPECTED AND
OFFICIALS SUMMONED.
is SEMI UNCONSCIOUS

The Members of the Royal Family at
His Bedside, and the Bishop of
Stockholm Called to Administer the
Final Sacrament
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.
Sec. That from a1d after the
first day of January, 1908, all railroad
companies. whose track or tracks
cross second street and Fifth street