Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-12

slowly. 1t Is probable now that It Will
take two weeks or possibly more time
to complete the count Of the county. The
Judges are going into the matter In a
very thorough manner and they hope
to settle the contest with this sitting,
and leave it in such a shape that 1t will
not have to be appealed to the district
court.
Davenport.
The right Of way for the electric road
between Davenport and Clinton has
been practically secured, and steps will
be taken soon to secure the entrance to
the city. AT all places where the right
of way agreement has not been definite
~ settled upon there is a disposition on
the part Of the property holders to do
the right thing by the company, as they
desire the line, and therefore little diff
Guilty Is anticipated in coming to set
Element. Franchises have been secured
in all Of the towns en- route. The Iowa
& Illinois Interurban Company Is to be
the name Of the line.
Glenwood.
The relatives of Will Kelley in Glen
wood have received intelligence Of his
death while liz South Africa. Young
Kelley recently taught school near Ma
cedonia in Pottawattamie county just
across the Mills county line. About a
year ago the young man went to South
Africa to cast in his lot with the Beers.
1t was reported. but an uncle states that
1t is possible he was In the British serv-
ice. Information received tells that he
was about to return to America and was
at a rifle practice. when he was acct
dentally shot thru the mead by a COM
panion. The young mans father is an
elder in the Latter Day Saints church
and resides at Kirkland, O. He has been
attending court at Gienwood the past
week.
Waterloo.
Anoher new industry has been added
to Waterloo one Of the best that could
be procured-a carriage factory, says
the Courier. For several weeks certain
Of the business men OF the city have
been endeavoring to secure the factory
and the thing was cinched Monday
night at q meeting Of business men in
the Office Of j. q. Sedgwick, when the
Waterloo Development Company donat-
ed thirty lots, twenty OF which were sold
in fe wminutes' time and ten donated
outright. The site and necessary
grounds for the factory were dontated
by the Waterloo alcosyl works The
twenty lots were offered at $500 each, or
Sc, 900 for all, this to become sort Of
bonus for the privilege OF having so &C.
sirable an Improvement in the city as a
factory has everywhere proved
TO be.
vinton.
Friday afternoon Shane Goodwin re-
ceived a quantity OF whisky. and while
in the act of dealing 1t out to his friends
Marshal Wood appeared on the scene
and relieved them OF their supply. Mr..
Wood had suspicioned several parties
81 receiving and dealing out whisky and
has kept very close watch on them for
some time. and Friday he landed one OF
hem. Goodwin was taken before
Squire Cornell. charged with distribute
ng whisky which he denied, claiming |
hat the gang had bought 1t and 1t was
shipped to his address. and when caught
aid they were simply dividing 1t. but
is 1t was proved that Goodwin received
money for some Of it. he was convicted
If the charge and fined $500 or thirty
lays in the county jail. and being un-
,ble to pay his fine he was compelled to
ay his time out. The Eagle says there
las been considerable bootlegging going
IN recently, but Marshal Wood IL rapid
y bringing them to justice.
Red is danger signal on the railroad.
IN a fellows nose and on woman's
ace. Men and women use Rocky Noun |
ain Tea and get genuine rosy cheeks:
IS cents. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
oany.