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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-24
COTTON MARX Ers

New York April 2S-rhere va.
oes. .hHe IN me cotton market to-day un6er
"Htinueo heavy selling, and while the fDa,
- vas SteaoE. last prices We're within :,
800. 800. o. '"o OF the lowest and from IA I
&rrvp'i's ."el"N' the rnal figures of yestardav
me ~ ne mSket opened STEADY at a deCiiue :;
80 points under overnight selling ordcrs =. ~
an h!NpatnJ with easier cables p.ror,. 80
Eood tae1s IN the Southwe3 tncourored 80
<I'ieiapie pressure, but there was an active
"snthto rom olc shorts Well as ronstdar
Hbie buying BY foreign houses or rn.C.t,,
lists. and offerings we're VIII ~ 'eac,ioh,
the int1hi figures. This fact toretber s,",,u
expectations that low tctnparafiras -
'oilow the rains ~ the South rendered. 49,,
Nneasy SpIgh 10 turn 70 cover and ~
HlafRet ra!4iec several points from tho low,
eEl during the middle of the ruorrinp ,,,,,,.
He" crop positions selling about afle ,,cir,s
mex hiGher, while the old cron SOLD 4, -
Or Two above last nights CLOSING r rI".ii'
CHerinSs Increased on this Yaliy an, ,,-t.1
demand e little less active after 80 49,
81 Liverpool, prices weakened, again r,ah
ing me lowest point late IA the dav undsr
cohuhned heaFN iiGudhtion and bear nres
sure May contracts solo at il3 or ahnn,
,n 1ints under July ana Is points below iast
nghts closing quotations. There were -,
ino5s during the day that people In cnn,,ni
OF part OF tho local stock were ,node,a -,
buyers OF May against sales Of Ii,iy nj
soutnern spots we're reported relativeiv
STEADY but the talk around the local rtn,t.
TeTected approximations of old c.op Iin,t1a
ton. and bears predicted that MAY wns,ia
Tracts before an outlet would he rroyjd. a
for the local stocks. Liverpool reno,;a,
tree Conunenetsl buying. but ruled ,asin,
IN the late trading, probably az result 81
rain reports from the Southwest Priva,e
cables haid that there were still labor dis.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. April es.-Flour-Firm. Wheat
rim; No. red. sl1ial.ls: No. / northern.
Duluth, slo2h. Corn-Barely steady.
Leather-F1rI1. Rosn--Steady. Turpentine-
Suiet. Rice and Enthusiastically Sugar
Rio. No Z. llAc.; Santos, No 4 lsc; mild
duli; Cordova, 1i1Fa 17i2c nominal. Butter
Unsettled. Cheese-Steady. Potatoes-Alar-
ket steHdyi bermuda, new. barrel, So 2545.5o:
sweets. Jersey, basket. sl.25GpI.75 CabbaEes-
STEADY and unchanged Peanuts-Steady and
unchanged. Freights-Steady and unchanged.
Cottonseed oil declined early under lioui-
dation FOR Western as we'll local spot ac-
count. Induced by the lower lard market
toward the close. however, prices rallied
slightly on demand from July shorts and
support from rehneries. Closing prices were
unchanged TO . points net lower. Sales IL
100 barrels. Prime crude. 600: primo sum
mer yellow. spot, 5.oiff7l0; April. 7.oI: May.
100 June 7.o2: July, 7oS August. al: sep
leinaer, '.io. October. 6S: November. SIS;
''''
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New II rk
Stock Market

New York, April 2s.-Hesitation on
the part OF stock market operators TO
attempt an interpretation OF the
present situation was indicated to-
dey In the narrow range OF prices and
small volume of business. For the
! time being traders are content to
permit the market TO drift along in It's
stasnant condition. Few stocks moved
as much as q point above or below
yesterdays close. Tentative efforts TO
bid up tho leaders accomplished little.
AT the same time bear traders were
not inclined to sell stocks aggressive
lyi perhaps because of the belief that
the extent of the outstanding short in
terest made such operations hazardous
There were several small swings back
and forth. but the day ended with only
3nconseQuental changes
II Speculation was governed by the
same forces. which have been opera
tive for some time and which tend TO
repress any tendency toward activity
European buying, which recently
doomed UP as factor of considerable
Importance. has subsidized, at least
by the tariff revision bill as finally
enacted, and it's effect upon business
conditions remain 10 oe determined.
Wall Street is also watching with In
terest, though not concern. Californin's
proposed legislation affecting the Jap
anese.
Although money market conditions
are easier. the outlook OF extensive
new capital requirements. which must
he met within the next few months is
not entirely clear. In view OF these
conditions, speculative sentiment re-
mains hesitant, with little disposition
TO take a pronounced position on
either side OF the market.
dead level TO which most stocks ad-
]ished low record selling down
1-2 10 1oa 1-2. Canadian Pacific turned
weak just before tho close. losing over
81 point, Some of the tobacco issues
showed further heavinoss.
Various seasoned bond issues los;
ground. while some OF the newer
bonds improved Total sales. par
value, sl,915,ooo.
United states bonds were unchanged
on call.
New york. April 2a.-Nrcney on call
steady, 1-2@3 per cent; ruling ratio,
8 "a: closing bid. .; offered at 1-2.
Time loans weaker sixty days. 4
per cent: ninety DAYS 1-4 six
months 1904 1-2
Primo mercantile paper. IL to 6
per cent. Sterling exchange firm.
with actual business in bankers bills
ri 1855 for siXty-d bills and at
4.s6So for demand. Commercial bills.
Asa IA Bar silver. GO is. Mexican
dollars. As. Government bonds steady:
railroad bonds irregular.
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March 81. 1913.
Addie Grimth

March 81. 1913.
United Aid Insurance. Company.
1t appearing that by decree
herein entered ON the 22d day of De-
ccmber, 1909, that the beneiiciaries un-
der policies issued by the United Aid
Insurance Company in the names OF
Mary Herbert. Hampton, Va; Roy
Clarke. Culpeper. Va; Mamie Woody,
Scottsville, Va, and George NJ Allen,
Richmond, Va. had not been ascer-
tanned. and the sum of S13714 was re-
served for the payment of the amounts
due said beneficiaries when ascer-
sained, the court doth adjudge, order
and decree that the benefciaries or
claimants under the policies issued to
the above-named policyholders, if any
there be, do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication hereof, and
do what may be necessary to protect
their interests. and. in default of their
doing SO, the said amount of S137.14
reserved as aforesaid. shall be turned
into the general fund under the con-
troll of the court in this cause, and paid
TO the general creditors OF the said
company" -
An extract.
Teste: p. p WINSTON, Clerk
WILLIS b. SMITH. pQ.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
TO the creditors of JOHN II. CHRIS
TOPPER. of Richmond. in the Coun-
ty of Henrico., and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
% day Of April. A. D. 1913, the said
JOHN Fl. CHRISTOPHER was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
In my Office. Rooms Nos. 500 and SO3.
American National Bank Building,
Eichmond, Va, on the Sd DAY OF
MAY, A. ID. 1913, at 10 O'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS b. SNEAD.
April 90, 1913.
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BOND LIST

!suAntic Coast Line lat Is (bfd). On
A @ l.. con- &C. 80 f sno \. it thid).. SSH
Brooklyn RAMS ,r 49, if,".tiisiort) ....... a5ia
Chesapeake and OF @ rs ,...':;....... sois
I.iegeii and 49,. no ~ CIV, '+s teid)..-. SSS.
Iiegett and %jvnrs 'p,u9 ;''...'..-.,.... 97l.
Lorllarc Conn.,, 20 Pig '''...-........ 1908
J.oriliard Cnn'nary - ~ ''--''......... s7ie
Norfolk upC 49, 'pIHJ :. ..'.......... 1904
sesIoar1 AT Line stamped IS Casked). s.
soE,i' ar Line adj. Is tbbd)...... SS4
southern Railway 5s 80
: hlted states Steel end So ''-'' ~.
ni!eo states registered 2s 1880 (hicI IoI
m.,ea states registered %. 1915 (bid1 iGs,.
$3.50 SIatts Panama 3s tsales) zoos
Nirginia-Car. Cba,o 80. '''-''..''...... 52is
Waf..S ~ ana Power Co. t6 asked "a
Nabasn-Pi,I. - ;;..''...-......... $50
''''' III. lht it.......,.-.-..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL g. 10

PORT OF RICHMOND. April. g. 1918
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk ner-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Line
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
james River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
sengers. Furman Line go"
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Wilmington. n. c.. April cs-Spirit. Tur
unchansed; receipts 20 barrels. Tar--Firm
az S22o: receipts II barrels. Crude rurpen-
.lne-Firni and unchanged; receipts 81 bar
savannah. Ga. April Standardization
al osc; sales 1232 casks: receipts 900 casks
shipments 17h casks; stock Is SO casks Eos.
in-ttrin: receipts I.5o5 barrels; shipments
Isl barrels; stock u, $40 barrels Quote: s.
II, $3.50 -
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chiphgo III, April 23-Export business
gave sharp uplight TO wheat here to-dew
closing prices showing "A gein OF from hGic
70 ltsalac Corn finished unchanged TO sc.
io"ei oats made u net drop OF iIdi<c and
provisions closed JQ17isc on
=! losing cash grain: Wheat-No. . red, 81. oCh,
ALosfa; no. northern, aSiznsic. Corn-No'
. 5op Ces, No. white, 5eG531c; No
Yellow aot43cA>c Oats-No white. 3si,c,.
STANDARD %Sr'a"sc
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rodgera McCahn & % 4

Petersburg. Va, April 23.-Peanuts-Span-
ish-Aarket firm Farmers Spanish Si37ia
per bushel; No. ] shell, Spanish, &c. per
pound; No. shelled, Spanish. per pound
nlrgihihs-Jumbo 4c per pound: fancy, 3iaM
3H.o per pound; extra prime. 3hc per pound :
prime. &c. per pound; machine picked, al
SIC. per pound; Smelling stock 2laG2%c. per
pound,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Heathsville. Va, April 23.-NIiss Lur-
line Ashburn, of Weems. and Joseph
Canders, OF Trvington. were married
ar the Baptist Parsonage at White
Stone this morning by Rev. c. a. Hall
Ihey VIII make their home in Weems
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Good Rond, nond. C,rr

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Henderson, n. c., April ga 5000.
900 bond issue was voted here to day
by majority OF 500 for good roads.
Returns from all precincts were heard
from except Dabney, which did not
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DRY GOODS MARKnr

New York, April 23.-rhe cotton yarn mar
kets are easy. Cotton goods ARE easier on
lines for the converting and manufacturing
trades, but are showing little or no change
on general finished goods Fall dress goods
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

mission Merchants, Richmond Val
Richmond. Va. April ~ 1919
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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MARKET CONDITIONS.
Live Poultry-Heno In good demand.
sprinSers more plentiful. market lower
Eggs-Receipts very light. Butter VeaIs
Cattle and Hogs In heavy demand at prices
quoted. - -
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Cotton, quiet middling. Zoo: gross re-.
ccipts. 3o9S bales: stock, 1856 so4 bales; export
Coastwisc. lisa bales.
Total to-day ct all ports-Not receipts
i',ili bales: export 10 Great Britain 500
naleS; To the Continent. 2.75t bales; TO Japan
80 bales; stock, 67aS.a bales
Consolidated at all por,s-Net rcceipis
to3s' Niles: export to Great. Brit ain 13 40s
bales: To France, 500 bales to the Cont
nent.. 1927 bales: to Japan. 63.2 baIes: TO
Mexico. Pisa bales.
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts, alho,n4 bales; export to Great
Britain. a.l2i,et5 bales: to France 1881 bales:
to- The Continent. So13.241 hales TO Japan
sol 2l2 bales; to Mexico. $3.50 bales.
New Orleans. April cS.-Hcavy solfinz for
both accounts featured the cotton market
to-day but in spite of tho pressure prices
We're fairly well held up being support cd
by the constant proit-taking on tho bear
size Rains in Texas and Good weather and
crop reports from the cotton region generally
were the basis of the selling movement, but.
TO some extent. the shorts were held I'm
check by feature OF cold weather In tho
weather map indications of a cold wave OF
considerable Intensity was moving toward
The South from the Northwest, and tho fore
cast prcdictoi frost for Oklahoma and North
Texas Fear of injury to young cotton caus-
cd no little covering of short contracts On
the opening the tone steady aud prices
were 3n5 points down At the lowest the
marekt stood 4Is points under yesterdays
mai duotations. Late In the session the
market had better tone and closed steady
nj q net loss OF 2T1 points. Spot cotton quiet.
lice off middlinG. 1aS.c. Sales on the spot
la haies and :66 TO arrive. Cotton futures
closed: January. l1.2S; April, 1:0i; May, 12.16:
July, 1902; August 1i.60: September, I13i;
october. Ills; December 1l.2G.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards)
niChmond. IN

Richmond, Va. April .. 1913
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending April u:
Best steers, 7a.Gshc.: medium 10 good "a
Tee common to fair. 6iad6i.c.: best heifcrs
.@'tzc.; medium TO good. 5%G6;.c. common
TO far. 4AN6lac.: best COWS. GQ6stc.; medium,
best oxen. ei3G5iac medium to good. 5h@
&c; common to fair. 4ta@5,.c: bulls. $50
sisc:; best calves. Saec;: fair to good. 7disc {:
dicks, 4aSc. Cows and calves. sS0I15.0o per
head Best hogs. SnG9c.; lights. sds,sc. :;
sows and stays. hG7lsc.: best lambs 7Ls6
Sac; medium to good. 6tsGTc.: common to
fair 415c.: best sheep GN6lrc.: fair to good
Saoc.; common 10 fair. SAGf4hc. spring
lambs $4,000 per head.
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Chicago. ILL.,. April 2s.-HoEs Weak 10 1oa
l6c. lower. Bulk OF sales, sS.eodssO Cattle
Steady TO shade lower. Beeves, $1,000 30 !:
COWS and heifers. s3.901s.4O: calves S6is. 90.
Sheep-Actlve and steady ut ssa7.25; lambs,
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RICmMoNn mAY NIARkEI

Richmond, Va, April a. 1918
Following are tho quota tions in the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
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| New York. April cs-Beeves-Irrecular.
steers. ss.l0as.sS: bulls. seaS.lo: cows. $4,000
100 Calves-Active and lower. Veals s75od
1l5o; culls. s6G7.0o Sheep and I.ambs-Shecp
steady; lambs. firm for hest; medium slotv
Unshorn sheep. S5TI50: clipped. sid6.7b: uu-
HoSs-Weak at So 406Ia IS
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YfgeI Rutirf

VI r GIN An TIE Law AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. VA.
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putcs In Lancashire, but expressed An opti.
mistic view OF tho outcome.
SPOT cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
l:"0: ntiddlins gulf. 1226
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Leading futures ranged as foilows:
Open High Low.
WHEAT

Baltimore. Nd, April "a Wheat-r,rr,
con N1e,a. Corn Easier: contract
"se.c. oats.-FfrIri No. white. 42T.ciso
standard white, I'sc. Rye-Firm; NO
western car lots. 'ld72c; No do, s;dssc
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BY Caskie G. Burch & Co.

Saosauohs Tor interest paying bonds ar.
, income bonds ano certificates OF indebtde
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NAVAL STORES

are holding and arc generally of good vo,
une.
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In the matter OF No 1896
Bankrupt Bankruntcv

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OR
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of LASSITER F.
GOODWIN. of Highland Park, in the
County of, Henrico. and district afore-
said--Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby, given that on the
h !, : ,S,sia1;f, e; GOODWIN was duly
first meeting of his creditors will be
held In my office, Rooms Nos SO2 and
sos. American National Bank Build
ing, Richmond. Va, on the cd DAY
OF MAY, y. d. 1913. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
THOS r. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
IN the matter of No. 1872
JOHN II. CHRIS
TOPPER, In
Bankrupt BankruDtcy.
-
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BANKRUPT J2otires

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
IIRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

Following are the quotations on the RicI
mond Tobacco Exchanges;
HHDS AND LOOSE
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'Ns' vi NNN' INDt to- STlN TtE.
week three days.. $500 shares.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
Arizona republican., 1913-09-03

direction ed in pamphlet form the Commission deem best and in mayor shall in report which report cord the person. persons corporation owning controlling said city or printed and distributed in pamphlet form as the comms The provisions of this section shall apply to all persons or franchise be provided by the
  eNaenaon by proper city officials or any citizen of the city section IT, No franchise shall be graned extended or re f b py & e4e f oy m p h rht s9 than and tb g S1 yd h pensaion figured based the ng the value of the used by such grantee in ton with such franchise to the Commission may seem proper franchise provided The to eeG % such purchase shall be be as follows When the Commission sha by resolution drec the manager to acquired by the city or in the absence of such action of the Com qualified electors the shall qured by the city, shall be filed with the city clerk the manager shall forthwith carefully investigate said property and Q) probable property may be acquired Gl What if any probable additional outays would be ne % oessary 9 19% % operate the 4 same ,, , +s -, ., ,. a profit advantage quality service stating wherein n) Whether acquired could be paid it's net earnings, and If so, within what time
 () Such other information touching the he shall
  in relation thereto with such Parteurty M as will enable the @ & aer % % & ns o s@ a be filed @ in the official newspaper of the printed and distribu
 
 (a) H within sixty (6 days after the filing of said be with subscribed qualified
 
 the qualified whether shall Commission ordinance for the submission of the proposition of the 
  plant well the
  places in the city elsewhere used connection herewith shall
  
  shall
 
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 public thereof shall be made until submitted
Arizona republican., 1913-09-03

ering of their friends. The large
 hall with it's excellent floor and attractive decorations furnished an ideal setting for the occasion while
 an exceptionally cool evening, for this
 time of the year, contributed greatly
 to the comfort of the dancers. Two
 large punch bowls at one end of the
 spacious porch were ably presided
 over by Henry Murray and with an ineXhaustible supply of delicious fruit punch were important factors in the festivities of the evening. The music dlscoursed by Messrs. Ivy, Ketchum and Brady, who comprised the or chestra, was of the best and their effots along this line were commend ed by all present. This occasion adds another to the already long list Of enjoyable affairs at the shelter club house during the last few months in the arranging of which MT and Mrs. Heggie have been largely instrument al, and their hospitality is genuinely appreciated by large circle of friends.
 Judd Stewart, general auditor of the Guggenheim interests. with of fices in New York, arrived in Hay den Saturday and will be here sev- eral days in connection with affairs Of the smelting company
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Fay, accom- panied by their son Roland came down from Copper Creek, Sunday l Roland is ill, being threatened with | pneumonia, and has been placed in l the hospital under the care of Dr. Norman. MT Ray returned to Copper | Creek immediately but Mrs. Fay will | remain with her son until he regains | his usual good health which their | many friends here hope will be a matter of but a few days. The Fays | were formerly residents of Hayden | when MT Fay was connected with | the concentratOr here and their local i friends are numerous
 H. Heinbaugh returned Sunday | from vacation of several weeks in 1 Seymour, Ind
 Thomas Helm is away for several | weeks with his parents in Clovis, | N. M.
 l.. $. Gates and A. J. MacLean wis ited Mammoth by automobile Sunday. |
Arizona republican., 1913-09-03

Section s The enumeration and specification of particular shall not be construed as mpairing the right Of the conditions any other provision whatever Section o The m manager shall T have the right and power = ssGe Fg,0e1Oe @ {gp4an' perm{ ana 6 ~ @ h 0 m eant m from the city for the of temporarily making use of the better carrying the object of the said fran people such of them to whom
  manager or a be subject to such % burdens and regqatons & as the Commission may & @ license public building described in the censee or @ or such @ Of dh Ps mi reroe ha be % consfde% nd m treated as tresasse be re-
 Miscellaneous ce S" F n the Su f naos i'm fane2s th h Charter this Charter shall take effect from the time of the ap section The mayor and council of City of this Charter by the of the State are hereby n 3 ina f GO eanddate @ for the several offces @ to be voted for under the of this Charter at the first election and polling places for the holding Of such elections for the canvass of the votes cast at such election and shall de they shall secton Inne he of Common Council of the City of
 
 to Phoenix" which shall accomplished by the
 
 that all of rights property rights
  City of Phoenix hereby transferred to and delivered to the the Charter adopted by the electors the City, giving the date of 
 Section The and members of The Common Council this Charter by the governor sh continue to hold the n terminate
 
 The all officers employees remaining
 
 and until the adoption of such resolution shall be paid of the the provided by the Commission
  Common Charter hereby continued
 
 city attorney all of