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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-11

wyslania specyalnej komisyi do
Liberyi, azeby zbadac tamtejsze
stosunki i polecila brytyjskim
urzednikom w Afryce zachodniej
popierac komisarzy ma kazdym
kroku. Rowniez brytyjskich pod
danych w Liberyi uswiadomiono
odpowiednio W tyn duchu.
Rzym, ii marca. = Zdrowie
Papieza, .cierpiacego wskutek sill
nego zaziebienia, polepsza sic sta
lie. Wczoraj po raz pierwszy cd
czasu swej choroby przyjmowal
ma oficyalnej audyencyi kilku
belgijskich biskupow. Rano jesz-
cze Papiez sam odprawil Msze
swieta.
Caracas, Venezuela, 8 marca
(spoznione) via Willemstadt, Gu
racao, IL marca. = Venezuela
czyni przygotowania do nawiaza-
MIA ma nowo swych dyplomatycz-
nych stosunkow re Stanami lie
dnoczonymi. Pedro Ezechiel Ro-
jas, ktory uchodzi "a najzdolniej-
szego dyplomate we Venezuela,
ma odjechac do Waszyngtonu W
charakterze posia.
Caracas, Venezuela, 8 marca
(spoznione) via Willemstadt, Gu
racao, II marca. = Rad francu-
ski zakomunikowai depesza ka-
blowa Senorowi Lorena, tutej-
szemu brazylijskiemu posiowi,
ktory tn rowniez francuskie inte-
resy zastepuje, re byly prezydent
Venezuela, Castro, zamierza po-
wrocic do swego kraju ojczyste-
go, dlatego tez Rad ten dowiadu-
je sic, jakich sic Venezuela chwy
ci srodkow ma wypadek, gdyby
jej exprezydent chciai tam lado-
wac. Senor Lorena odpowiedzial,
re Castro byiby w kazdym razie
aresztowany, poniewaz stoi pod
zarzutem sprzysiezenia. Sedzia
Abran, przewodniczacy trybuna-
lu, ktory miai prowadzit process
pnzeciwko. panu Castro, zostaa
aresztowany i znajduje sic obec-
ME we wiezieniu. Rad ostrzega
tutejsze gazety, azeby zaprzesta-
iy swych atakow ma polityke rza-
dowa. Jeden redaktorow poszeda
rowniez do wiezienia.
.Mombosa, Afryka wsch. 11-go
marca. = Mombosa przygotowu-
je sic ma przyjecie naszego EXPIRE
zydenta, Teodora Roosevelta, kto
ry w przyszlym miesiacu ma od-
jechae do Afryki ma polowanie.
Scion mysliwski bedzie tam z te'
60 powodu nader ozywiony.
Mysliwi wschodnio-afrykahscy
biora to "a dobre Rooseveltowi,
il tenze ME skorzystai re spe-
cyalnej licencyi mysliwskiei do
zwalajacej mu polowac ma zwie-
rzyne W nieograniczonej ilosci,
lecz zadowolii sic zwyczajna IL
cencya, ktora okresla scisle grant,
ce swobody mysliwskiej pod tym
wzgledem. Ma Ivy lamparty
wolno polowac bez licencyi.
Ludnosc z roznych osad ko-
lonii vie O zamierzonem przyby-
ciu Roosevelta z zadowoleniem
bedzie uiatwiac tropienie zwierzy
ny, w ktora Afryka obfituje.
Giosny angielski mysliwy Cum
ningham, ktory ma kierowac eks-
pedycya Roosevelta, juz cd Il
jakiegos czasu bawi ma miejscu
przeznaczenia robi skrzetne
przygotowania do iowow.
Konstantynopol, II marca. =
General Soifullah pasza, ktory
w grecko tureckiej wojnie byl
wodzem naczelnym, ma ktorerr1 to
stanowisku sic odznaczyl, popel-
nil til samob6jstwo, strzeliwszy
do siebie rewolweru. Co "a po-
wod go skionii do tego kroku, ME-
.,,.o o.,,o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-11
Telegramy kraiowe.

Newark, N. J., IL marca. -Jak
wczoraj donosilismy pod rubryka
Extra, zostai tn zamordowany
przez niewysledzonych dotych-
czas zieczyncow S. p. ks. Erazm
Ansion, proboszcz polskiej para
fiji Sw. Stanisiawa. O okropneJ
zbrodni dzisiejsze gazety angiel7
skie przynosza garsc blizszych
szczegoiow: mordercow byio Sch,
przyszli oni ma plebanie, by sic
widziec proboszczem, lecz mu-
sieli nan czekac, bo ksiadz byl W
kosciele odprawial Msze sw.
Gdy wrociI ma plebanie, wyszedl
zaraz do owych trzech ludzi, kto-
rych zastal zamaskowanych /
ktorzy zaraz don strzelac zaczeli:
jedna kul ugodzila kaplana w
piers, tuz przy sercu, dwie inne
przebily brzuch, wszystkie rany
byly Smiertelne... Ma odgios
strzaiow wpadla do pokoju ksie-
dza gospodyni, Antonina Sewrzy-
cka i ia rowniez zostala ramona,
nieznacznie zreszta. w plebanii
opr6cz proboszcza bylo jeszeze
kilku innych ksiezy, ktorzy zbie-
gil sic do pokoju, gdzie 2brodnie
spe}niono, mordercow jednak juz
ME zastali, zdoiali oni szybko
ujsc wsrod poplochu i zalniesza-
nia., Gala wyzej opisana scena
mordu trwala nadzwyczaj krotko,
tax re gdy po chwili tlumy ludzi
zaczely sic zbierac przed pleba-
MIA, re zbrodniarzy juz tam / sla-
du ME byio.
Wezwano lekarzy i ambulan-
sow, ale pomoc wszelka dla ks.
Ansiona byla juz daremna, zmarf
niesiony do ambulansu..
Wsrod ludzi zebranych pred
plebania powstai lament placz
i zlorzeczenie mordercom, wnet
tez rzucono sic W poszukiwania
"a zbrodniarzami. w ciagu dnia
policya aresztowala : podejrza-
nych indywidyow, z posrod kto-
rych jednego = jake uczestnika
zbrodni identyfikowala rama Sc
wrzycka. Sledztwo energiczne W
toku.
Cialo S. p. ks. Ansiona uiozono
ma katafalku w plebanii, gdzie vie
czorem zebral sic olbrzymi tium
ludzi, chcacych widziec cialo pro-
boszcza, a gdy ich policya = ME
wiadomo czemu = ME chciala do
puscic, tlum przybral tax grozna
nostawe ze ich w kofcu dopuSz-
czono do ciala, poczem wszyscy
rozeszli sic spokojnie.
S. p. ks. Erazm Ansion przybyi
pred 5ctu laty Polski, z4pod "a
boru rosyjskiego; zrazu pracowai
jake duszpasterz W Jersey City,
potem w Paterson, wreszcie
zaledwie cd pol roku bawil W Ne
wark. w parafii jego = tutejszej
D. w. sw. Stanisiawa byly jakies
zatargi nieporozumienia, ktorych
natura narazie nieznana, ale kto-
re = to rzecz pewna = ME mo-
gly doprowadzic do zbrodni, lak
zapewniaja parafianie razem z
komitetem parafialnym ma czele.
Policya przypuszcza, ze plan zbro
dni, doskonale ulozony, powziety
byl ME ma miejscu i wykonany
przez zamiejscowych; sadza, re
w zwiazku ze smutna ta Gala spra
wa stoja socyalisci lub anarchi-
sci...
Washington, D. c., II marca.-
Wczoraj prezydent Taft otrzy-
NAL nader uprzejma depesze cd
Mikada japoskiego, ces. Mutsu-,
chito, ktory w ciepfych wyrazach
wspomina swe osobiste poznanie
sic prezydentem Taftem, W cza-
sic pobytu tegoz W Japonii i graz
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Projekt c1a nOwegO i pOdatkow nowych.
Zgon majora Zalinskiego.
Owarce nOwegO Psamentu Ausy Chmuy sic rhoda Serbia
ME chce wojuy. Anglia pomoie Ameyce Eberyi
Wenezuelac chce sic zbli2ye do Stan6w zjednoczOny
AFRYKA. =. CZEKA Ma RoosEVELTA.

Process CoOper6w Dwa bracia Options
Minnesota. Ofary Orianu B6ka
SsmOb6jstwO zbrOdnarza. KOlizya okret6w
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HISTORICAL SEAT IN SENATE
SENATOR ROBERT l. OWEN WILL
OCCUPY SEAT FORMERLY oc-
cuPlED BY JEFF. DAVIS.

Washington, Mar After the
fourth OF March. Senator Robert l..
owen will occupy the sea. in the sen
ate that was formerly occupied by
jefferson Davis when he was in the
United States senate. The desk has
advantages outside OF its historical
associations.
The desk IS in the front row OF
seats, the fourth from the center
aisle. on the democratic side OF the
chamber. l. IS one OF the best loca
t!ons on the floor In this desk there
Is a cash made by the thrust Of q
saber by a union soldier out Of malice
towards Davis made when union sol.
diers were 10 the capitol.
When Senator owen occupies Ii Is
seat It will bring three sons OF Vir-
cinla in a row, the two seats in the
same row being occupied by Senator
Daniel and Senator Martin Of Virginia
and Senator Owen having been born
iu Lyrchbu~g Va.
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tion by said Court, on Tuesday the
10th day of March, 1909, at Il O'Clock
4 m, at the front entrance OF the
court house in the town Of Ardmore,
Garter County. Oklahoma, all The
right, title and interest OF the said
Shorty Brown in and TO the following
described real estate, situated in Car.
ter County. Oklahoma, towiJ Sis Of
NEi. of NEI4 OF NEi4, and NWl.
OF NEi4. and Eis OF NEl4 OF NWi.
Sec. j., T. 4 : Range l West, the
same being a Zee simple interest.
said real estate TO be sold on the
following terms ant conditions. to-
wit. For cash in hand.
Dated this the 2Oth day OF Februa,
ry 1909
r = ROCKMAN. Guardian.
BY HoIey Brown * Lawrence, his
attorneys. 1-S.l5
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CONGRESS CLOSES THURSDAY
BUSINESS ~ BOTH HOUSES WILL
BE N 4 -URLY sURLY con.
DlTION.

Washington. Fob. 2s-Tae s,X'ie'h
congress will come TO an e-d mex.
Thursday noon wl.h the inauguration
a. Taft and Sherman. Un,,l ma. time
business in both The senate and house
viii o. ia q hurry bu-ly condition,
with conference reports on ap1ropri-
alton bills lie principal order Of
business. All the b'g supply bills
have been uassod bv the house and
an bu. the sund-y civil military acad.
eny and general deficiency bills
have passad the senate. The supply
measures !n confererce are the legis.
la-iye. executive and Judicial the
pension. agricultural fo-.ifications
ard rivers and ha-bo-s appropriation
bills An ef'or. viii be made in the
senate by Senator Helu-n 20 have
the conference report OF the penal
code bill adopted. but some opposition
IS anticipated. In the house IL IS eN.
p.cted the question Of claug'1g the
rules % establish a calendar day for
the consideration OF bills wir be
taken up Monday and Tuesday an ef.
Tor, wl,l be made 20 postpone the
senate bin providing for the granting
Of subvenu tons 20 mail-car-ying ves-
s.ls between the United States and
ports in South America, japan China
and Australasia.
/ The passage OF the bill will be
stubbornly resisted The Appalachian
and White mountain forest reserva-
ton bills viii receive first attention
from the house Monday. The senate
will meet IN special session Tuesday
to consider presidential nomIna'ions.
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l West, the same being Z fee simple
interest.
Said real estate 10 be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-
Wit: For cash in hand.
Dated this the Goth day of Febru-
ary, 1903
J. +. ROCKMAN. Guardian.
by Holley Brown 4 Lawrence. his
attorneys. 1915
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EVery Woman viii Be Interested.

II yea will -,ll y1ur name I'D a--rv-. =, s-l
ma. y51 FlEE = p-fsE-e o. N1,lrf Ouys
AU>TRALIAN-LEAF, certain, peasant hcrb
care fHf Nuurrs l..s- u - = fyl4.lc rrs-. air.
art nryef-'a.Irr. n ypu AAFe pam. 10 the be- :.
lruAy, Is zd1es % h tuey truube, u-- ihls
peasant union o. aromatic heru., roots snt
leave. Al DraEgists se DO, = cents, " z14zvss,
Nhe Mother Gray Co.. lie Roy, Ny.
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chamber on March an. just prior t1'
taking The oath OF office. one o. the
rrs. men 20 gree. him was Genera
HIrcres the uu.lees-ssa. democrat
.c candidate fo- .la r-.-3eac. The
c r.uony of .rlu .aE Garfield a'.
office althl.s aecsu;a..uants d.I ro.
fer materially ..m previous llr-
.ous % the kind
la succeeding ,.s ua...raG sa."..4
'9 'he presidency. Chester s. A--au
'auk ,as oath %. oH... ON l.e...- ..
'h- ness af Garfield. ath. D.. .,..
-Ha obligation a- o.. home .a N.a
York C.tN Te, DAYS a..- taa .a..
again aas administered 90 Dim l
Washington Ir The t.a president.
room ou fH. senate si. ,t u. ea..
taI H.- .alg-ra. address was ...at
aui at- d..t.--. 200 th- presence o.'
comparatively few persons So -u.c.a.
oIar ceremonies attended Dds Undue.
.oa into Office.
A pertec; day characterized The
first Inauguration ~ Grover C,.t.
land. The crowd la ATTENDANCE upon
. -ha ceremony was one ot tla greatest
ever seen Ga Washington. and the
parade vas elaborate and magnificent
The Inauguration 90 Pre-.d-n, Ht-.
r-on ah.ia elaborate and beautiful,
ln an % its arrangements. was ar
tended hy bad weather A notable
feature OF the ceremony was h., ,s.
cart % honor. the Seventeen Indiana
Volunteer Infantry. which he had
commanded In Doe civil war. President
Harrison delivered bis inaugural ad.
'-rrss iu driving rain. being shel.
tered by an umbrella held by one
of his war comrldes
Not probably go the history OF in.
.auEu-al ceremonies has the weather
ever been so bad as it was ar the
time % Cleyelauds second in5uc.ion
into office. Pennsylvania avenue was
inches deep in slush and practically
throughout the DAY rain and sleet
f-l, 20 the serious discontinue OF all
Who participated ln the ceremony.
On the contrary. the day on fhich
Mckinley was iudlc'ed into Office The
frs. .iue was one Of The mos, bean.
t.,u. that ever dlVuel. In q carriage
drawn by four black horses. he rode
70 the capitol. accompanied by Mr.
. Cleveland, under the escort Of Troop
A. Cleveland, Ohio's famous Blach
Horse cavalry. The demonstration a.
tendan, upon the ceremony was mag
uitice1t, nearly forty thousand men
being Ia the line OF march. At his
second inauguration rain fell ince-
sanity and many We're the prophe
sizes OF 80, as a consequence. Thes.
P7ophesies came too true. for IN the
following September. Mckinley fell
before the bullet OF an assassin.
Fol.oV.n- the death of Mckinley al
Buffalo. Theodore Roosevelt, took the
cath OF onlce IN the drawing room
%; John C M.lburn's residence in
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ANTI,SUNDAY BASEBALL
PASSAGE OF PROPOSED BILL
WILL BE SERIOUS TO AMER.
CAS- NATIONAL GAME.

jefferson City No, Ma. :. - The
house committee on crimina. !uris-
prudence today reported tayorao.y
Sha-tys b'l' prohibiting baseball on
Sunday The bin now go-s on the
ea.-.dar FOR angrossment.
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Yates Center, Kan, Sept IS 1905
After m doctors gave me up 20 die
Hans Texas Wonder cured me OF
kidney and bladder trouble Il is the
best medicine on earth Mrs H. :
Johnson. sod ~ al druggists. D&W
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WILL REPORT DISAGREEMENT
SENATE COMMITTEE ON JUDlc.
larry WILL so REPORT ON THE
TENNESSEE STEEL MERGER.

Washington, D. c.. Mar. l. - The
senate committee on judiciary today
voted 70 report a disagreement on the
resolution providing for an inyesdga-
ton OF the absorption Of the Tennes-
see Coal & Iron Co, By the United
States steel corporation.
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Notice Of Sale Of RssI Estate.
D. the matter of rh, Guardianship
% shorty Brown.
Notice IS hereby given iu pur,u.
auce OF an order OF The County Court
OF Haskell County state OF Oklaho-
ma. male on tie 18th day OF Feb
rua-y 1909. the undersigned Guardian
OF the estate OF shorty Brown. e
minor, will sell al public sale, to the
nignes; bidder subiec, - eonfirma.
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Miss Marguerite lawson, secretary
of the Ardmore Traction company,
has returned from Muskogee whore
she went for 4 conference with other
members Of the company.
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piles Cured In 20 - Days
PAZO OINTMENT = guaranteed 20
cure any case o. itching blind, bleed
ing or pro-rud!nr Piles in 6 20 !
-ays or money refundrd soc
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v IN I s
3 LINES
3 TINES
3 Dimes
WANTED

WANTEu-Naa % .,a-a barber .ad-
ThorouEIs n-ac.iu c1l-sss tg
free clinic ard sar-'I. instructions
Life a-eo.a-sa.r- fp1'- given s'a. D
provided some money ra--'t D.
fore c,mpie.ur send t'- oa-a'os ie
Mole Barber College ka1sls '.E
No
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AlBlTROSS

That. the name OF the best Goa
sOlC 40 Ar1uere
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Notice Of Sale Of R.a Estate.

Read Ardmore,,e want ads
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PHONE 693
piles cured In.to u ps

FOR gURNITTs SIGNS
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OWNERS or GOOD HORSES let
-e '-a.a 'hem f1- -he saddle or
harness s We. trained horse is
worth a 30. ION - unframed horses.
Terms reasonable. John VI Hart.
re't O., ,h. Pride stable. on Broad.
way. Him
Evening star., 1909-04-18

DASSING much of his boy
I hood in the shadow of the
Italian Alps, it is not SO strange
that the mountains should
have lured the Duke of Abruzzi
to ascend to the tops of the
globe on which no man has
stood before: but the title of
the worlds greatest adventurer
may be rightly given him. since
he has sailed so far upon the
unknown seas as well When
King Edward welcomed the
Savoyard Prince to England
as an explorer of the highest
rank, he specially referred to
his exploit in solving that
mystery of Central Africa, the
mythical Mountains of the
Moon. but this is only a part
of his work in enlarging the
map of the known world by
penetrating the regions be-
yond Not a little of our
knowledge of geography is due
to his desire to search out the
uttermost parts of the earth
1t is a saying with the Saw
oyards that work only justi-
fies life." Their children have
been taught to love the strong
the rugged, to accustom them
selves to the free, vigorous
routine of the mountaineer
fond of the great outdoors of
the upper world and of the
health and recreation it offers.
Evening star., 1909-04-18
WORLDS GREATEST ADVENTURER

the highest save one in North
America
The reason this royal ex-
plorer was successful where
expedition after expedition
preceding had met defeat, re-
veals the secret of his success
in other ventures on land and
sea. He not only associates
with men who have S6ill,
courage and endurance, but
plans his undertakings as care
fully as the General of an army
in preparing for battle. Of
course, it was necessary to Sc
lect the season that In this
region is called summer The
time taken by previous parties
was carefully noted. and a lib
eral allowance made for delays
by storms or other obstacles
Nature might put in the way
The question of food and
shelter, SO vital to success,
were considered before the ex-
pedition left the Old World
The series of supply camps es-
tab1ished all the way from the
sea to far up the mountain.
permitted the Duke and his
companions to occupy the
months needed to go to the
summit and return without
danger of starvation. Then
with them was Petigax, noting
every feature of the ice and
snowfeld, whose ak cut the
first steps in the three great
Evening star., 1909-04-18
The Hero of Turin

SUCH only few chapters from the life OF
this Prince. The personality of the man who
has sought the world beyond civilization and
revealed many OF its important secrets,
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
THE COMPLAINT AGAINST
 HORNE IS DISMISSED
The Plaintiff Is Man Who Has Been Drowned Out Several Times.

When the case against Louis Horne. charged by A Fitzpatrick with allow ing the water to flood him out, was called yesterday morning in Justice IT, wins court the complaining witness stated that he wished the charge dis missed.
 MT. Fitzpatrick lives on a tract of land immediately north of the base line and east of the Mcqueen south east quarter which is rather low land. The field is in native grasses such as sour clover and is used by MT. Fitz- patrick as a COW pasture. However it has been a practice with the water users along the ditch 10 use the water as long as they needed it and then turn it on down to the next man. In case the next man did not happen to want anything to do with the water he passed it on. As a result Mir. FitZ- patrick who lives down on the ditch got the worst end of the whole prop Osition and on or about March 26 no less than twelve acres of his pasture was entirely under water. In fact he had a lake on his tract of land entirely covering a ten acre field. He stated yesterday that it was not his object to sue any one for damages but that he simply wanted the practice stopped.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
< Mesa Department
POOL HALLS MUST PAY
 LICENSE OR CLOSE DOORS
District Attorney Said to Have Ruled
 That No License Can Be Collected.

Whether the recent anti gambling law has made it possible for the pool halls and all other places where games are played to go Scott free without paying license, or not is a question which is being discussed by the city officers and some of the men inter ested in the pool hall business.
 James Daley, the proprietor of the Spider Web pool hall, located on the north side of Main street contends that he has ruling from District Attorney Bullard to the effect that no license can be collected under the late anti gambling act passed by the twenty fifth legislature. MT Daley is standing by the opinion given him by the dis trict attorney and refuses to be guid- ed by any other He has not paid his license and it is understood that he does not expect to until he has further legal advice. It is not known at this time whether all the pool hall men in the city are holding out against the collection of the license or not but it has been ascertained that the pool hall men of Phoenix are paying up. or at least some Of them have.
 The proposition has resolved itself Into the condition that the pool halls of Mesa must pay their license or close their doors. or at least that is the official information handed out by the city officers.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03

poration and of the Bylaws of the Salt River Valley Water Users Asso- citation and in pursuance thereof, an election by the qualified electors of said association will be held on Tues day. April sixts (6th). 1909, from s o'clock a. m. of said day to o'clock p. m. of said day. at the various poll ing places to be hereafter designated by resolution of the Board of Govern ors of said Association. for the cleo ton of the following ntficers of said Association. that is to say:
 One member of the Council in each of the ten Council districts into which the reservoir district Is divided. for the term of three years.
 One member of the Board of Gov ern0rs from each of the said Council districts. for the term of one year.
 One member of the Council in Dis trict No. for the term of two years to fill an unexpired term.
 One member of the Council in Dis trict No. for the term of one year to fill an unexpired term.
 Members of the Council and of the Board of Governors are to be elected by the electors of the reservoir dis trict who are qualified to vote in the several Council districts respectively for members of the Council and of the Board of Governors to be elected in said districts respectively.
 Witness my hand ana seal or said Association, at Phoenix, this 1st day of March, A. D. 1909.
 (SeaD CHAS. A. VAN DER VEER, Secretary Salt River Valley Water
 Users Association.
 First publication March 6. 1909.