The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-23
CITY NEWS

Register tomorrow.
Fancy N Y. ounces. Immegarts s.
Florida grape fruit Immesarts
Register No? Go NOW and reg
ister
Register tomorrow If you did not
register today.
Two things to remember. Register
and patronize home industry.
Use The Gate City want column
Telephone in your wants if you are
not down town. More people read
Gate City wants than ever before.
Lee Anderson was arrested last
night at 11:15 O'Clock by Officer Ded-
man and officer Park and locked up
on charge of being drunk and carry
ing concealed weapons.
Neglect will cost you your vote NO
vember 8. You must register. The
registration boards are in session I'M
til 9 o'clock this evening and will be
/ in session tomorrow from a. m. I'M
til 8 p. m.
| A large extra over the @ arrived in
| the city from the south about
o'clock last evening. No. 81, @
! freight which is due to arrive here
at 1926 did not arrive until 5:45 last
evening.
Registration boards will be in ses-
sion until 9 o'clock this evening and
all day Saturday from a. m. until 3
! D. m. If you have not registered go
and do so. If you reside in Keokuk
you must register or you will not be
permitted to vote.
The fire department made run last
evening to the corner of Fifth and
Fulton streets where large tree on
the corner had caught fire and had
burned around the bottom pretty we'll.
The blaze was put out with buckets OF
water after the tree had been chopped
out at the base to get at the fire.
Harry Heying of Fort Madison, can
didate for county auditor on the re
publican ticket, was in the city to
day in the interest of his candidacy
Mr.. Heying is one of the prominent
citizens of Fort Madison, having been
in business there for almost score OF
wears. He is widely and we'll known
Being business man he is just the
right man for the office or auditor
which is one of the most important t.
fill.
For the consideration of 1925 viii
liam Dedman has sold to G. w. Par
ker, the frame house at the foot o
N street and Commercial Alley, the
deed being filed for record today.
An old agreement made March 8
1901, was fled for record today will
| the recorder wherein D. L. Hughe:
transfers to Amanda T. Hughes, all hi!
right, title and interest to propert,
received from his fathers estate, fol
value received.
II Articles of incorporation OF the Keo
kuk Barrel company were fled toda,
by Paul L. Dysart, Louise H. Dysar
and H. G. weisemann, the business o
the company to be the cooperage bus1
ness In all of It's branches. The car
ital stock is to be $4,000 in shares 0
$1,000 each and business is to com
mence when $4,000 in stock is sui
scrihed and last for twenty years. TIL
corporation is to be managed by tire
directors and Paul l.. Dysart, H. I
Hollingshead and Louise H. Dysart ar
named as the directors.
A suit has been filed in the distric
II court by the city of Keokuk vs. tn
II C. B. & @. Railroad company, askin
judgment for s14s.0S, the railway
share for the repairs to the FIT
street bridge At the last counc
meeting the city attorney was author
! lied to bring suit to collect thi
amount which the railway compan
Ii refuses to pay. The petition cites a
agreement made in 1880 whereby tn
Northwestern Railroad company, wa
to pay half of the expense of keepin
the bridge in repair and the city pa