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Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

To the Citizens uf Phoenix:
 On Wednesday. october the thir- teenth, we the citizens of Phoenix. are to be honored by having as me guest of our city our beloved president. It very rarely happens that a city in a territory has the privilege of enter taining the nations chief executive.
 In acknowledgment of the great honor conferred upon Phoenix, would ask that all of it's residents join in giving President Taft a most cordial welcome. That all may par ticipate in this welcome. I earnesly request that all business be sus- pended from the time the presidential party arrives until its departure To further show our loyalty and patriot ism, let us display our national flag from all business houses and resi- deuceS
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
HOLIDAY TRADE BOOMING.

l. N. Hahn, travelling salesman for the s. A. Ryder Jewellery and Novelty Goods company, was in town yester- day. MT. Hahn claims to represent one of the largest leather and jewelry houses in the middle west, and says the holiday trade never looked better Merchants are placing much bigger orders than last year, and the finan- cial conditions are, according to Mir Hahn, 90 per cent better than the past two years.
 D. w. Hamlin, representing Knothe Bros, of New York. was also busy sell ing jewelry -o the Mesa merchants.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
U. S. Lana OlIlce dt
 Phoenix. AriZ.. Sept. 16

Phoenix. Ariz, Sept. 16, 1909. Notice is hereby given that Joseph H Piper of Phoenix, Ariz.. who, on September 12, 1904. made homestead entry No. 5053. serial 03095, for s. w. 4, section 29, township N, range 3 E., G. and s. R. meridian. has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land above described. before the reg ister or receiver at the U. s. land of flee. Phoenix, Ariz., on the 26th day of October. 1909.
 Claimant names as witnesses John Scull of Phoenix. AriZ.. R. F. D. No. 1: i: Samuel s. Scull of Phoenix, Ariz. {; William R. Norton. of Phoenix. Ariz. {: Percy J. Howard. of Phoenix, Ariz.. box 633.
 FRANK II. PARKER,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13

into play the Indian quieted down and was brought back to town.
 Yesterday morning when the case came before Judge Irwin the squaw refused to prosecute her leige lord, so the marshal charged him with drum kenness. Judge Irwin fined. him S7 or seven days and as money was an un- known quantity in the crowd the sent ence will be served in jail.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
STOLEN HORSE RECOVERED.

Monday afternoon when the little son of l.. R. Lewis came out of school preparatory to starting for home, he found his saddle horse gone. It was first supposed the animal had broken loose and gone home. but a thorough search failed to locate him. Yesterday morning a telephone message came
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
ATHLETIC MEET.

Ernie Williams and Joseph Morris who were the Mesa representatives at the meeting in Tempe of the Athletic League of Arizona have returned home. and report the next meeting will be .held in Mesa next Saturday when the regular round of business will be concluded and new officers will be elected.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
ENTITIES S.

C. H Peck was q Phoenix visitor yesterday.
 Miss Frances, one of the Tempe teachers. spent Sunday with Miss Hemperley.
 Mrs. l.. Kemperman and children have returned from an extended visit to the coast.
 The many friends of Mrs. Will Mar lar will be glad to know she has re- covered from her recent indispOsition.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
TRIAL POSTPONED.

The trial of the Indian, Andreas, or "Chooquaquham," who was arrested on the warrant sworn out by Ott Porter, and charged with horse stealing, was called yesterday morning and the at torneys for the defendant, Pomeroy X Dougherty. moved the hearing be post poned until Thursday. as they had had no time to prepare evidence. The trial was accordingly set for Thursday morning.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13

FHOtHIN, ArIZ, sept. Z4. IyUy.
 A sufficient contest affidavit having being filed in this office by Robt M. Tafel. contestant, against Homestead entry. No. 5O53, Serial 3O95 made Sept. 12, 1904, for SWh. Township N.. Range 3 F. G. & S. R. Meridian, by Joseph H. Piper, Contesttee. in which it is alleged that the said Joseph H. Piper has wholly abandoned said tract, that he has changed his residence
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
OVER LOOKING UP BUSINESS.

Messrs. s. w. and s. L. Hamilton, representing the Wiley B. Allen com pany of Phoenix, were in the city yes terday. visiting their agent here, Mir Arthur Jones. and otherwise looking after business.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
EAST MESA DITCH MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the East Mesa Ditch association was held in the Mesa town hall Monday after noon. After the regular business was discussed the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: President. Fred Weeks; sevretary. G. w. Lewis, and J. B. Wallace, Zan- fern
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
ON TAFT RECEPTION COMMITTEE

Dr. A. J. Chandler. who was one of the thirty-five appointed on the. com mittee to meet President Taft in Yuma, left yesterday for Phoenix to join the rest of the gentlemen comprising that body
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
CAME OVER FOR RACE HORSE.

w. D. O'Neil, the l.. C. Smith type writer man, who is also interested in horse flesh, came over yesterday from Phoenix to get his race horse, "Crick- ct" The horse has been in pasture for the past four or five months with some of the Hilbert & Nets horses, and is in fine condition.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-13
LLOYD B. CHRISTY,
United States Land Office.

MayOr. Phoenix. Ariz, Oct. 6, 1909.
Evening star., 1909-09-01

ander. lawyer and author, who died re-
Gently in Leesburg, Va.
The out-of-toWn guests were Mrs. III.
l.. Campbell of Denver. Col: Mrs. c. V.
de Barret of Panama. sisters Of tie
groom: DR.. and Mrs. G.. r. Harris of
James river, Va: Miss Nellie V. Willis
of Lagrange Va: Miss Annie II. O'Neal
OF Martinsburg, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
timore, Nd: Mr. and Mrs. y. Levy of
Philadelphia. DR.. and Mrs. II. T. Willis,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Herring. Miss Lillian
Herring Of Hyattsvilc, Nd; Miss Violet
Alexander of Leesburg. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. James nj. Price and son
have just returned. after visiting friends
In New Windsor, Md.
Messrs. Walter {. Bishop. Milton NJ.
Thorne and Harry 4. Havens left today
for New York. whence they will sail
Thursday for Boston. Halifax and Pictou.
thence going via the St. Lawrence river
to Quebec and Montreal. Canada They
will return to New York via Lake
Champlain and the Hudson.
Advices from Newport say that the
Danish minister and Countess Moltke will
the fall and winter. Count Moltke. who
went abroad in tho early summer. has
only recently returned. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Thayer, parents of Countess
MGltke. Will return next week from New
port 10 their place at Lancaster, Mass.
Tao marriage is announced of Miss An
tonia Carmody, daughter OF tire late
Lieut.. Commander Robert L. Carmody,
and Mr.. A. Saunders Platt Worthirgt
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wor thing
ton Of Georgetown. The ceremony was
performed yesterday in Holy Trinity
Catholic Church, III Georgetown. by Rev
Edward Corbett. S. j.. in the presence Of
small gathering o. relatives and per-
soral friends.
Miss katherine Emily Lawton and MIR.
William Burton Spire will be married to-
right a. the residence of the brides par
The ceremony will be followed BY a large
reception from TO 10 o'clock. In the
bridal party will be Miss Antoinette Mall
natl, as maid oE honor: Mr.. Carl Van
Emon, best man. and Miss May Siga-
foofe Of Virginia. Miss Louise HoSue,
Miss Emerald Hermann. Miss Olive
Street. Miss Frances Lewis and Miss
Pearl Smith. as ribbon bearers.
Mr. and Mrs Ellie Sheetz are at the
Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
The marriage is announced of Mrs. Sara
X. German and Mr.. John l.. Cassin, Au-
gust 80. Owing to the recent bereave-
ment in the family of the groom the
ceremony was private and no cards is
sued.
Mrs Joseph A. c. Fought and son, Jo-
seph Custer have returned to the city
after a summers vacation in the country
and have take,t up their residence at l-,I4
ed street northwest, where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS NINE
TREE AND Mr.. LOWMAN.
Marriage Today of Miss Herring
and Mr.. Alexander-Other
Events-Personals.

The announcement is made today of the
engagement of Miss Elizabeth Epps Mine
tree and Mr. Harry Franklin Lowman,
formerly of Knoxville, Tenn. but a resi-
dent of this city for the past four years.
Miss Mnetree is the daughter OF the late
Col. Joseph P. Minetree and OF Mrs. Mine
tree. who resides in this city, where the
family was a prominent one socially dur
ing the lifetime of the head of the house
hold. Miss Minetree is one of the younger
daughters and has enjoyed all the honors
of distinctive belleship since She entered
society She is both handsome and
complished in many ways. and the news
of her engagement. which has already
been told TO her intimate circle has evol.-
eel many delightful comments. The death
of her rather and brother placed her and
her family in mourning retirement for the
pa<si three years.
Mr. Lowman, who is a railroad man
and is connected with the Southern rail
road. with which the late Col. Minetree
was an official for about twenty-five
years has wide acquaintance both In
business and resident circles.
The wedding is set for the early part
of November and will be church event.
Miss Annie Simpson has returned from
delightful tWoiweek vacation spent at
Colonial Beach.
Mrs Roscoe Foster and children have
returned home after spending some time
at Ocean View, Cape Henry and Suffolk,
Va
Miss Frances Donovan has returned to
her home. after spending the month Of
August in the White mountains at
Bethlehem, n. II. Miss Donovan will
leave next week for Viewtown, Va. near
Warrenton. where she will be the guest
of her school mate. Mrs. William
Humphries. who, before her marriage to
Dr. Humphries, was Miss Lorena Car
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Whiting Estes are
registered at the Imperial Hotel in New
York city.
Mrs. George r. Jackson and daugh-
ter. Mary Beth. accompanied by their
aunt MIS-. Addison NJ. Smith, left for
Atlantic. City for "A fortnight. stopping
at the New Berkeley.
4 party of friends from this city. con-
sisting of DIR. and Mrs. j. B. Nichols
and son. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Rice and
/ son. Mr.. and Mrs. William Montgomery
and family and Mrs. u. M. Goodacre
and sons have just returned from a most
enjoyable outing at Wlloughby Beach,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Easterday and son,
Wilen are spending few weeks at the
Chalfonte, Atlantic City
Miss Laura Knott daughter of the late
Mr. c. H. Knott of West Virginia. was
married to Mr. Victor Bernard Deyber of
Evening star., 1909-09-01

Ter presided at the organ. The church was
beautifully decorated with palms anu
golden rod. The bride. who is most at
tractive young girl and very popular, mas
great musical talent. She was escorleo
by her brother Mr.. Douglas Herring ot
this c:t-. who gave her in marriage. she
tailored gown Of faTn-colared
broadcloth, and large hat OF the same
shade. trimmed with plumeS. and carried
Golden Gate roses. She was preceded 70
the altar b. her sister, Mrs. Burton Bay
ard Turner. as mat.on Of honor Sne
wore becoming dress of rose-colored
messaljne and large black picture hat
She carried bridesmaid roses.
Messrs Burton 3. Turner. hrother-ln-
law of the bride: W E. Seaton of Phtla-
delphia 7. Howard Smith OF Baltimore
and NJ g. Turner of this city were
ushers. and Mr.. Liawnnd Williams of
this city was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Alexander left for Portland.
Me, and will visit points OF interest in
Maine before returning to Philadelphia,
where they will make their home.
Mr. Alexander is a son of the late Will
liam r. Alexander, one of the prominent
Virginia lawyers OF his time, also a
nephew of the late Col. John II. Alex
Evening star., 1909-09-01

Washington this morning a. the Church
OF tho Epiphany The Rev q. Freeland
Peter uficiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Dey her
will he at home at the Gladstone after
November 10
Miss Anna Pfeiffer os. this city has just
returned from three-Week stay at At
lantic CITY. She will leave for Europe
early III tie fall To pursue her musical
studies and will return here late next
spring.
The Duke OF Newcastle will be i'll New
port this week to remain throughout the
horse show. The duke will be entertained
ut dinner by Mrs. lie Roy King Friday
evening. and Saturday afternoon he will
have luncheon at the Gooseberry Island
Fishing Club as the guest of Mr.. Robert
Ives Gammell. Other hospitalties of an
important character will be given for
him.
Miss Annie Home daughter Of Mrs.
Elizabeth &. Home of Louisville KY.
was married to Mr.. George Howard White
Of London. England, at Narragansett
Pier. Yesterday. The bride, gowned in
Irish lace was given away by her mother.
Only Il few of the relatives, including
Mr. Whites sister. Miss Katherine White
Of London were present. A bridal break
fast preceded a motor trip north. The
couple will live in London. The bride :
uncle. Mr.. Frank Bray of Louisville. made
the bride a wedding present of S25,1o0-
1000 for each year of her life.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Virginia
Herring and Mr.. William Carroll Alex
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Personal Mention.

Mr. r. NJ Hicks is sailing Saturday
next by the steamship Cedric for two
month tour Of England and the conti-
nent.
Charles Fl. Leeds and family left for
Harrisburg, Pa. this morning, sum-
moned there by the death of the wife of
Prof J. Howard Vert of that city, sister
OF Mrs. Leeds. The funeral services will
take place this evening.
Rev. F. n. Johnson. pastor of Grace
Baptist Church. 9th street and South Car
DINA avenue southeast, has returned 70
the city after Ave weeks absence His
vacation was spent at Ocean Grove. \. J..
and In Maryland.
A. De Haan of Philadelphia will leave
that city September II 10 visit Paris and
London. He will return to Washington
about the middle Of November.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
DIED.

DIEE.
BELL. On Monday August 50. 1909 a, the
residence, 2o5 street northwest. JOHN ".
BELL beloved brotheF-of LilIia A.. Anna VI.
Ahner J., Lawrence f.. Mrs. jamie T. Harr>.
Rietta Cbeatam. Clara II. Summers. Esther
l. Lee and Margaret 4. Harman
Funeral from bis late home. Bsipy's Gro
Roads. Fairfax county. Va. Thursday. Sen
tember 2. at 2 pm. Remains - be viewed
At 20o l. street until Thursday
COOK On, ,,, Tarsaag August 81. 1902. ,. %
saret \. and the late Philip ]. Cock.
Past her suffering. past her PAIN
Funeral services at her late residence. inoa
North Capitol street. Thursday. septemb"r
:. al $50 am Requiem mass at ST AloN>
ius Church at o'clock.
30. 1909. at 1880 pm. at her resdenc".
ls25 18th stree, northwest. Mrs. SARAH
GORDON. the beloved mother Of Martha Ran
dali. Fannie Nixon, James Gordon and VII
liam Gordon:
Relatives and friends invited. ,PittsburS aud
Wilmington, y C., papers please copy,
HOWARD. On Wednesday. September T. 1870
at go am: ROBERT y. beloved husband
of Ida NJ Howard at tho residence Of lis
parents. No. oil Rhode Island avenue north
west
Funeral from Immaculate Conception Church. sla
and streets northwest. Friday, Septcmll,r
:. at o:3o am. Intermcnt private.
LEE. Entered into eternal rest on Tuesday.
August 81. 1909. nj l:.o ..m.. AZ his resi-
dence. Falls Church. VA. CHARLES ". LEE,
beloved husband Of Louisa Ierton Ire.
Funeral Thursday, September . nj > O'clock
from the Second Bactist Church. Richmond
and Philadelphia papers please copy.p
MADES ON Wednesday septemher !. lar,.
Miss CARRIE +. MADES. beloved danghtrr
of Charles MaJcs.
Funeral from her late residence i'll street AID
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Friday after
noon at : o'clock.
MckEEvER. On Tuesday. August 81 1919. at
$40 am. EVELYN GERMAINE MCKEE,
YER. only and beloved daughter Of Frank
and Florence e. Mckcever, aged fourteen
months.
Funeral VII he held from parents rssidenec.
51l 9th street southwest Thursday. Septeln-
ber q nj 3 O'Clock pm. Relatives aui
friends respectfully invited to attend. ,Bal.
timore and New York papers please copy.l
PAGE. On Wednesday, September l. 1872. at
a:52 am, MARY f.. widow Of fhe late
Quincy J.. Page.
Funeral from residence of her son-in-law. &. L.
Bartlett. No. 1iio Potomac avenue s"nt beast
on Friday. September j. o'clock pm
Relatives and friends invited. Intcrment pri-
waite.
ROBBINS on Tuesday. August 81. 1902. at
1880 pm, WILLIAM A.. beloved son of
Chares :. and Lizzie A. Robbins tnec Col
llns, aged eleven noaths
Funeral Friday. September ,. at am. from
his parents residence, GA ii street south
west Friends and relatives invited 10 -
tend.
SMITH On Wednesday morning. September !.
1909. Mt his residence. lGi 9th street norin-
west, EDWARD SMITH, manager of Tie
porters Excharee.
Funeral Friday Scmtcmber 3. at o'clock pm.
from David L. Stewards undertaking estab-
lishmcni 162l 18th street northwest.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
In Memoriam.

In MGmOIIdIu- H.
ARMISTEAD. In sad but loving remembrance or
Il dear son and brother. THOMAS ARMi-
STEAD. who entered into rest one year ago
today. September /. 1908.
We sit alone tonight and gaze
Iron 4 vacant chair,
And memory takes me back TO the day
When my dear sat there.
Dear brother. how loved you.
But the angels loved him more,
So they have gently called him
To yuider shining shore.
BY HIS LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER.
EDEIIN. In tender and loving remcmi,ranfc "f
my dear husband and devoted faith =.
MATTHEW EDEIIN. who departed this life
fifteen years ago today September !. lS:'t.
Loved in life. in death remembered.
BY HIS WIFE AND ,lfIi.bREN.
HORTON. In tender and loving renlemhrsnce ~
or,r dear daughter aud sister MAY POW ~.
HORTON. who departed this III" ono ycaf
ago today September l. ta0S.
MOTHER. SISTERS AND EROT HERS.
RAyNAII In sad but loving rememh-anen ot
our dear son and brother. THEODORE RAN
NALL who died three years ago today, Se-
tember l. 1906.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY THE FANII.h
Evening star., 1909-09-01
VALUE. OF SUBMARINES.
Would Make Our Coasts Impregna.
BILE, Declares Naval Officer.

NEWPORT. r L.. September With
a sufficient number of submarines guard
ing our coast the batueships Of an enemy
venturing too close 10 the shores OF the
United States would be completely at the
mercy of these small craft, declared Com
mander Charles &. Marsh, l.. s. n, in n
lecture before the Naval War College.
Comma nder Marsh arranged the mobile
dcfenSes for the navy on both the At
lantic and Pacific coasts and was n
command of the parent ship Yankee witl
subma rines and torpedo boats in 1908.
He told of the experiments with the
submarines and of the impossbil.ty of
picking them up by day and night and OF
the headway the United States Navy had
made in this branch of warfare. Tne
submarine, declared Commander Marsh
in conclusion, was valuable adjunct to
the navy.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported u
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Clara NJ. Beall. ID years. i5.s sth street
mort Invest.
Emella T. Cook. 65 years. 1899 North
Capitol street.
Agnes Foley, y years, Sfo street north
west.
George Sonnemann. ~ years 1895 5tll
street northwest.
Sophia Nau, ~ years. II street north
west
Margaret r. Moore. 30 years. IS L street
northwest.
Harold Z. Rhodes. 3 years. 81 loth
street southwest.
Evelyn G. Mckeever, 10 months, 5li
9th street southwest
James Peyton. Il years, Sd and II streets
northeast.
Richard W. Smith, day, 63a Lamont
street.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Births Reported.

TIC following births were reported To
the health office during The past twenty
four hours:
Nicholas and. .Antonina Berczorsky. Au-
gust a. boy.
Benjamin and Anna Ditch, August Il,
boy
Roscoe E. and Mildred Il. Remsburg.
August ~. girl.
George S. and Bessie G.. Baldwin. Au-
gust 49, boy.
George A. NJ. and Maud S. Provost .Au-
gust ~, girl.
Philip and Bessie Bowersork August
go girl.
Grover c. and J. Elizabeth Oaker. Au-
gust II. girl.
Abraham and Connie Rivkin August IS,
boy.
James C. and Margaret NJ. Nealon. Au-
gust -. girl
Herbert T. and Grace L. Johnson, Au-
william e. and Mary H. Conroy, Au-
Herbert and Estelle Simmons. August
l.. girl.
Charles n. p. and Clara NJ Evans, An
gust n. boy.
Vincent and Dora Slmonton. August 70,
boy.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
TO VISIT THE MEYERS.
Secretary of Navy and Family Have
Italian Guest

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NANTUCKET. Mass. September l.
Don Ugo Moncada, son OF Prince Palermo
of Rome, Italy. who has been the guest
of Countess de Frankenstein al her sum
mer residence here, has left for
Hamilton, where he will meet Secretary
of the Navy Meyer.
Thursday he will join President and
Mrs. Taft for short cruise on the
Dolphin. on which Secretary Meyer is
ma king a short vacation.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Irving w. Russell and Eva r. Spence.
Arthur b. Pierce and Carolyn $. Smith.
Edward Bergman and Eva Jackson.
John Sutton and Minnie Thomas both
of Alexandria.
GeoSge f.. ChiDman and Lula l.. Dant.
John w Powell and Carrie T.. Davis.
Frank q. Washington ana Annie G.
Harris
Charles q. Namplet and Mary A.. Early.
both Of Defiance. Va.
John K Ward Of Bellevue. Del and
Rachel NJ Browne of this city.
Walter Will ans and Anna &. Poole.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Roosevelt Servant Dead.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. September 1.-liest.r
Campbell who was long in the emplcr
of former President Roosevelt family.
when he was boy. is dead at the Jos
Haines Home for the Aged, a. Bloom
field. y. j., at the age OF nincty-siN
Miss Campbell delighted in telling how
she used to bake Johnny cake" for tire
future chief magistrate. Of which, She
said, he WAS very fond.
Mrs. Matte Roy. wife of DR. W. $. Roy
died from pneumonia at Front Royal,
Va. She was about fifty years old.
Evening star., 1909-09-01

Joseph and Mary Eure. August 25. girl.
Richard and Martha Banks. August IS.
boy.
James =. ard Daisy Smith. August -.
boy.
John T. and Ernestine Brown, August
III boy.
James \. and Edith Young, August -.
bOy,
Evening star., 1909-09-01

Miss Laura Knott, daughter of the late
Mr. c. H. Knott of West Virginia. was
married to Mr. Victor Bernard Deyber of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-02
F. H. DILLON & CO.

be yielded by the people. or their rep resentatives.
 1t Is true that some of the proposed amendments are matters of detail. But some of them on the other hand, represent a complete change of our policy. and create commissions whose members will enjoy lengthy terms, and control the expenditure of great sums Of money.
 The following recommendation is made to your honorable body:
 That. the Council recommend to the General Assembly. the passage as a part that. all of the charter amend ments before them a provision sub stantially to the effect that, This act shall not take effect until 90 days after It's passage, and if in the meant me five per cent. of the electors of said City of Bridgeport shall petition for the sub mission of any part or parts, section or sections of said act. then said part or parts, section or sections. shall not take effect unless approved by the elec- tors of the City of Bridgeport at the annual meeting of said City to be held Tn Nov, 1909. and in the warning for said annual meeting notice shall be given to the electors of said city that the question of the approval, or dis approval of such part, or parts. sec tions or sections. of this act will be voted upon.
 The voting shall be conducted in the manner described in Sec. 149 of the charter. The ballots shall be cast and counted and returned as provided therein.
 Respectfully submitted.
 J. J. MORRISSEY