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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-07
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Il have used your valuable Cascarets
and find them perfect. Couldn't do
without them. have used them for
some time for indigestion and biliousness
and am now completely cured. RECON-
mend them to everyone. Once tried, you
viii never Be without them In The
family dward A. Marx, Albany, N. Y.
PleaSant. Palata6le. Potent, Taste Good.
Do Good. Never sicken, Weaken OF Gfipe.
loc. &c. Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gen
time tablet stamped c &C. Guaranteed to
cure or your money bach 929
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-07
Council adorned at 1925.

Many people with chronic throat and
lung trouble have found comfort and
relief in Foley's Honey and Tar as it
cures stubborn coughs after other
treatment has failed. l.. M. Ruggles,
Reasnor, Iowa, writes: The doc
tors said l had consumption, and
got no better until took Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stopped the hem
orrhages and pain in my lungs and
they are now as sound as outlet"
Wilkinson q Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-07

recess for the purpose Of holding a
caucus. During the caucus Clerk Bre
heny arrived, as did also Alderman
McC ormick.
The mayor announced that the next
order OF business would be the election
Of q president pro tenn. Aldermen
IChristy and McCormick were appoint.
ed tellers. Alderman Tigue nominated
Alderman Hickey Alderman Lind
Lindstrand nominated Alderman john
son and Alderman johnson nominated
Alderman Roberts. Vote stood: Hick-
ey, 6; Johnson, 8: Roberts, 8.
The mayor announced Aid. Hickey
was elected
Aid. Johnson said there was no ma
jority.
Il vote for Hickey said the mayor.
Aid. Lindstrand said there was no
tie and no majority.
The city attorney was appealed to
and quickly decided that Hickey was
elected.
Aid. Johnson still appealed that
there was no majority. The mayor
stated that he had not received q
majority for mayor, nor did Kiefer
for alderman.
Aid. Johnson cited the fact that the
Illinois legislature voted for senator
many times when there was no major
ity although one candidate had more
votes than any other.
The mayor ruled Hickey elected and
closed any further discussion.
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slIIs Allowed.

! Monthly salaries so14() IN
Quarterly salaries 267 30
Bridge account go e5
General expense 1892 10
Fine account 1913 5b
! Marker account %. 90
nuisance account FL. 90
| Park account 1895
Police account ga. 03
Sewer account 15. 90
Sidewalk account 173. II
Street account 14O4. 10
street light 733. 26
IN the bills was one of s6S7 SO from
|.Dr. Dimond arising oycr the small pox
quarantine. The spr ii election cost
$432. The street l.s,st arcount was
Iscut s166 .83 during the mouth. The
water works bill included May and
June. The board OF fealth account
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Reports Of Officers.

The clerk OF the council reported the
warrants issued during May to total
$10,712.20, also time warrants for &c.,
900.
Calaboose Keeper Scofleld reported
SO lockups at the city Jail during May
with 2S7 meals served. There were
S5 arrests for drunks, 10 for vags, 5
for begging, 8 for disturbing the peace.
The clerk OF the superior court re-
ported collecting $44.25 fees In city
cases during May.
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The Sign Of
Sunhist
Look for this Label on
Every Box

Feed the children Sunkist Oranges and insure
their good health If you need an appetizer, try
Sunkisf Orange and see what zest tor TODD It
gives. Make the Orange staple article OF food
in your household and you'll need no doctor.
Ask your dealer for Sunkist Oranges get hand
picked-tree ripened-full favored delicious frult.
California Sunkist Lemons are thn-sknned, juicy
and mostly seedcss. They make tasty desserts .n:
iellies and ices In the case OF cold nothing
brings relief as quickly as hot lemonade.
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1
Tha judiciary committee report'
favor of granting the petition
Hauhert Bros. and King and the
Talbott Co.. for leasing ground or
levee and that NJ. G. Craig be a
cd 500 in full Of damage claim ag
the city. The report was adopted
The SIDEWALK committee rept
bids for cs,reni walks from Cam
e McManus at IA cents per square
and from NTcManus & Bland at
cents The contracts were orc
riven to the lowest bidder.
The sewer con mittee reporte
favor Of the petitions for sewers
A. Lofquist ct al and G. ". Trott-
report was adopted. The comm
also reported the bids recently I
in this paper.
The bridge committee reporte
necessary to rebuild the bridge OF
creek from the cemetery to Soap G
at Elm and Sixteenth streets. Tn
port was adopted.
The stree- committee reporte
fayur Of number of crossings, "
were ordered, also number of gu
and for a sewer inlet at Tenth
High.
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per year for 20 years, upon which the
lesees are to erect an artificial Ice
plant. Aid. Annable asked that this
matter be gone over more thoroughly
and wanted the resolution referred
to the committee of the whole. The
resolution was withdrawn after discus
sion. Aid. Roberts called attention to
the fact that. there is an old city law
reserving 66 feet of wharfage along
the river front.
A resolution was introduced author
izing the lease OF certain property on
the river front to the O. A. Talbot
Co.. for 20 years at $25 per year. the
company to build structure 40 by
200 feet, the lease providing that in
case the water power dam is built and
the city desires the property, the lease
may be terminated on a 80 days no.
| tice. The building Is to be completed
by October, 1910. Mr.. Talbot was
p. ent and stated that If possible, he
hoped to have the building started this
fall. There was considerable discus
sion over the question and it was fin
ally decided to refer the matter to the
committee of the whole, by a vote of
5 to Z, Aldermen Annable, Christy, De
Yong, Johnson, Kiefer, Lindstrand and
| Roberts voting to refer.
A resolution of intention was adopt
ed for the reconstruction of Fifth
street from Blondeau to Grand avenue
by tar binder and screened stone sur
face, also for Ninth street from Blon-
deau to Grand Avenue.
Bids were ordered advertised for
the building Of lot of cement side
walks and cutters and for the macad-
amizing and guttering of Orleans
street from Twelfth to Thirteenth
street. also for the Improvement OF
Fulton street from Twelfth to FIT
teenth street.
A resolution of intention was adopt
ed for the improvement Of Tenth
street from Leighton to Grand Avenue.
An ordinance was passed providing
for the punishment of inebriates, Keel
ey graduates or minors for frequent
ing or entering saloon. The penalty
is fine of not over $50 or jail sent
ence of not over 80 days. Aid Kiefer
presented the ordinance which was
adopted unanimously.
More Hose Talk.
At ten minutes to midnight, Aid.
Annable asked that the fire hose mat.
ter be RECONSTRUCTED and this was al.
lowed. The mayor said that he still
stood as he did before, but If the coun-
Gil wished to vote again on the mat
! ter, they could do so.
The fire committee report was read
again, this time having been changed
to include the price paid for the hose.
The report was adopted by a vote OF
10 for, Alderman Butler refusing to
vote and Alderman Roberts voting nay.
The mayor said ne still stood pat
and read list of bids he had from 70
cents up. He said he was once mem
Der of fire committee that got 1000
feet at 80 cents for $50 feet.
Aid. Mccormick asked the mayor
where he got those low bids and he
explained that he picked them up on
1 the table and carried them home the
night of the meeting. AS the clock
struck the midnight hour, Alderman
Hickey was following Alderman Rob
erts in a talk about hose. Alderman
Hickey said that this hose furry was
q nol;tical scare. Mayor OF explained
that when Alderman Brown had re-
signed, he took his place on the com
mittee and had acted merely as q
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committee member He said that the
committee ignored him as a member
when the contract was let. He said
he did not know of the hose being
ordered until he got on the train to
go to Dubuque when one of the agents
told him what was going on.
Aid. Tigue, chairman of the fire COM
mittee, charged the mayor, In the fol-
lowing sentence:
"Can you look me straight in the
face and tell me that you were not
interested In Noak selling hose to the
city?" The mayor denied the accusa-
ton.
Aid. Tigue appealed from the may
or's veto and the vote on the Tigue
motion was as follows:
Ayes--Kiefer, Roberts.
Nayes-Annable, Christy, DeYong,
Hickey, Johnson, Lindstrand. McCor-
mick, Swanson, Tigue.
Excused from voting-Butler.
| AS this gave a two-thirds vote
against the mayors veto, 1t settled the
hose question.
A resolution that 500 be allowed
Mrs. Kate Hall for damage to trees,
was adopted.
Aid. Mccormick asked to be taken
off of the fire committee.
Franklin from Fifteenth to Sixteenth
was ordered repaired at once.
Requests for arc lights at Fourth
and Ridge, F and Park, Tenth and Des
Moines, and Ninth and Johnson were
referred to the light committee.
Aid. Hickey moved that the min
utes of this meeting be published in
the Constitutional Democrat, Gate City,
Post-Azienger and Standard This was
adopted.
Aid. Tigue sent in his resignation
as alderman from the second ward.
Upon motion the resignation was laid
on the table.
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Some Other Matters.

Ten thousand dollars was ordered
borrowed, to be paid out of the an
nual taxes.
The brick paving OF Third street
from Main to Blondeau street was ac-
cepted by the city and the tax order
ed levied to pay for same. Aid. De-
Yong voted against this proposition.
A resolution was introduced asking
that the mayor and clerk be author
lied to sign a lease with Haubert
Bros. and King for tract of land 60
by 200 feet on the river front at $50
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The Committees.

The mayor appointed the commit
tees for the year, putting Butler and
Roberts on in place of Brown. resign
ed and making few changes Rob-
erts was placed on the judiciary, IL
brary, market and street committees.
Butler was placed on the bridge, man.
ufacturing, railroad, waterworks and
wharf committees. Kiefer takes
Browns place on the fire committee
and was added to the judiciary COM
mittee and Mccormick was dropped
from the bridge and street commit
tees.
Council adorned at 1925.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER Creamery. fancy, 81; Western hrsts.
2aS0; seconds. 2a25; process. fancy. SaS; fair TO
good. EEz: dairy choice. na22i S0od lsai7i store
packed. fresh l5al6
CHEEsE-NsT York State. fancy. large. Is4aT;
do small I7aI75s.
EGGs-Near-by. fancy. free cases. 1919; do. 10
rurnable. l9: West Virginia and Southwest Viz
ginia free cases. l9al9s; do. returuable lslaal9
Tennessee. free cases l9als1s; do returuate. ls4a
IS; North Carolina. free cases. ls; do. returaable
lsiz duck. %
LIVE POULrRY-Chickens. 2Ou25: spring sas5:
hens lrs; ROSTERS 6; ducSs. large. Dali; DO.
small. Lal2; geese. 7s9; do. fancy, loal2 turkeys
toms. Is: do, hens Is turkeys. thin. l2ll5 keats
l0al2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice undraVn
hens 2aa2I; do Average. undrawn, lsa20; DO. thin
l2laali: chickens 2a5; cauons 7-ib average, LAB
do. snal. lsa2o hens. Is; roosters, sal9; ducks.
lsal6 geese. ioal2z.
DRESSED MEATs-Calvcs, fun dressed. ealo: do
heads oG. 10: hog dressed calves s: hams. country
sugar cured I2ali: hens small and neat pe- cWt.
S0oaS.50; do. medium 7ooa7.5o; do heavy. 55oo6 Co.
YEGETABLES-Poiatoes. homegrown, per rus.
S5a90; per bbl., 225a250; Eastern shore. per bll..
2o0a2 .; sweet potatoes. per bbl. 250a275; yams.
per bbl., L5aL75; asparagus. dozcn 25c4-oJ.
carrots. per bbl.. l25aL5o: cuclmhers. per
basket L0oal50 celery, per dozen stalks. 50a
%; cucumber pickles. per basket. l5al25: c1hhage.
per bbL. Looal50. caul10wer. per bbi-. lT5a2. So
onions. per bus 70as0 Maryland and Virginia. pcE
bbl. Ls5aL75i Ohio. per Dbl. L75a2oo lettuce
Florida pr bbl. L0al5o tomatoes 200a25o
GREEN FRUITS-Onnges. choice. per box, 30ea
400. Florica per box 200a2 30: grape fruit per box
20oa3 90; apples King per bbl.. 3o)a3 50 York In
perial packed. f0oaf 80: Ben Davis. packed, 250a
as; Wine Sap. packed. S75a4o; Albemarle PipDin.
i.00a500; good TO prime 2o0a300. poor % fair L50a
100: openhead barrels. common 20 good. Local So:
fancy table fruit. 5Ooa6O0: cranbcrries. Cape COD
pcr bbl 7o0asoo: do. standard crate. 200a2 3;
pineappies Florida per crate, 275aSOO strawberries,
quart l0a20
DRIED FRUITS-Appies. sliced, fancy. = do.
sliced bright, g5; cherries, p: blackbeuies 4,
WhortlebcTTies 70; Taspberues, y.
GRAIN-Wheat Southern. on grade, lloal .; rya,
75as5: oorn shelled white 70a5i: d., yellow 70a7i
new, ear. 375aioo; oats. Western white. No 2 6ia66
old mixed 62a6i.
SUNDRIES-BeesEax 3 talloW. 6a5it: honey.
white clover. lib. new. l3: Go. 2lb.. new. loaI2
ginseng. per h.. 5.o0a5o; seneca per H.. &C.
golden seal. soai5 pink l2al4 mandrake 2a3: snake
root. Sc; walnut kernels. dry. 3a5.
WOOL AND HIDES-WooI washed. free q bus
per H.. .: do. unwashed. free q bus. per d..
3: do. bury per b. l7als. hides green. per Ib.
g; do. dry, per H.. l5al5; shelp skins. Green.
each. .5aLo0. do. dry. each a60; calf skins green
each. LooaLf5; muszrat. each. 3la3i; black. each
s5ai0; skunk. each. black LT5a2Z5; mink. each,
400a500; rabbit skins each. ]; 0posslm. each.
5alo; uccoon. each 9oaL0o fox. red each. Looa2 ~
do. gray. each. s0aL00.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
PRODUCE MARKET

RaItimore. April l0--Quotatious established BY the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator pe- 10. 90; imi
tation ZaE: prints. 5z-Ib per TO-. Soa3l; do. llb
sssl: blocks. 2ib.. per b.. Soa9l: dairy prints
Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia pnr ID. lsal7
Virginia and West Virginia. store-pacEed l5als;
Ohio store-packed l6al7: nearby rolls. Hals; Ohio
rolls. I7aIs; West Virginia rolls. l5aE
EGGs-Naryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby
hrsts. per doz.. D.; Eastern Shore. Maryland. ard
virznia. Per doz.. %; Western frsts. per doz. %:
West Virginia. per doz-. %.
LIVE POULTRY-Young chickens as 10 size. per
b., lsa20: old hens. heavyweight per h.. I55si6
winter chickens. III to p lbs per H.. 2sa9O; spring
chickens. I TO IA lbs per b.. S2aS5; ducks. per b.
l5al5; do. white Pekns per h.. lsaI7; pigeons
Young pair. 90; do. old. pair, 50; guinea fowls
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGErABLES-Aprles
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, per bbl.
packed. 30oa4e0s do. New York. assorted. per b0l
35oa5.0o; asparagus. Chesapeake pr bunch, Aas0;
bets new Florida. per crate 25Oa2.0g; do. Charles
too. per bunch. IA; cahbages new, Florida, per
crate. 25a301s do. new. Charleston. per crate.
250a3O0, celery. Florida. per crate, l5oaA50, do,
hOmeg grown. PER bunch. Sal. cranoerTes. Cape Cod,
per bb.. Sooal00o; do. per box, Ll5a2Oo; cleJnl-
bers Florida per basket. 3.5lai00; egEpants Flor
ida pr crate. 350ai-Oc; grape fuit. Florida. D-l
box, l5oa250: kale native. per bbl. lOai-E5: let
tuce. North Carolina per basket, L5aIEj do,
Florida. per basket. L5oa2oo; onions. New YORK and
Western. per bus. L0aiLl0; oranges. flor'da, per
box az 20 size 2Ea300; do. California. per crate,
2Ooa275: spinach native. pr bushel box. Sa35i do,
Norfolk Der bb.. 2c1a2 20; squash, Florida, per
crate 20oa259; strawberries Florida. per quart ia
90; green beans. florida, per basket. 20aZ5oi wax
beans Florida. per basket, 200al5Q tomatoes, tlor-
ida per carrier. L2a2OOi tuTips. native. per bshel
1raG1
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
"wednesday. April :, 19O9)

Rloommrdale-FredericS r. stefens e. ux- 20 Rms
sen B. King Dot e. block :. SO. Russell B.
King 70 Frederick r. and Katherine r S-efens
same land. SO
Trerfy-fosrth street. tstueen G and streets
n0rthwes;-Elen E Carr 20 Nina P Beall. par.
original lot IS. square 81, SO
Addition % Le Dr0il Park-R0setta n FaEoett 70
Gertrude Z. Lewis lot l5 block Il. SO
Meridian Hiu-Alban Il. Nixon e. ux- % Henrietta
NJ. Halliday. lots and g block ~ SO
Kalorama Heights-Henrietta N. Halliday to Alban
H. Nixon. part lot a. block 8 SIC.
Barry Farm-Edward J. Bond and John L Massey.
trustees % Monumental Savings Association, lot
% section G. S755.
Moore & Barbour's second Addition 70 Washing
ton-Iames Martin ct ux- 70 Lacy r. Beeman.
lot 81. block s, SO
Le Droit Park-Georss " Turner % Hortenso
Wallace Turner. lot 20. block 3. SO
So Third street northeast-Charles L. Ehaugh e
10 Clarence S Thomas and Anna NJ Thomas.
lot 90 square "a SO.
Alley between IhIrteenth and tourteenth anc q
and ID streets sJutheaSt-5Oecphine F. Jones %
james F. Heimer. lots a .. D. and p square
I0ll SO
Tweuty-frst and I streets aorthwost-W. Wallace
ChisWen and Harry A. Kite TO I. Gertrude
Page. lot So. sllare q, sc
street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northeast-Ioan B. Lauer and Gasherie De
Witt trustees. % Charles and Addie J. Boyd.
original LOT g. square 1901 S.s6LM
Cleveland Park-H. Ruzier Duiauyi trustee, % TIA
B. sherman. part. s. llLs2
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northeast-Orren 6. Staples % Charles and
Addie ]. Boyd original lot g. square 1907. $40.
First and \ streets southWest-Aary H. Daley et al
% George W. Marsh. original lot z. SQUARE SO
SO. James Mccarthy 70 same. same land So
james l. Mccarthy et uI. % same, same land
SO
Fourth street between F and streets northesst-
George c. Pumphrey et TX. and George \. Pal
mer et to Annie Z. Bergin, lot g. square
So So
South Capitol G. and n. and Canal and Half
streets-William A. Wimsatt ard Richard H.
JoinsoD trustees and executors, 20 BENJAMIN "
Carskaddon square northwest Of squars e95.
SleOoo
Twelfth and strcets n0rtheast-Orren G. Staples
10 Philip Raum. original lot l0 square looe. So
John p. Larner. surviving trustee. % same.
same land Sa5.
2s9 New York avenue northwest-Catherine A. Nc
Daniel 20 Mary X. aud Mary 7. Mcdaniel
original lot l. SQUARE south of square i0f. SIC.
Fourteenth and = streets southeast-lhonaas s.
Wood e w 70 ChaTigs Il NussbauIn, los l96.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April io.-Wheat was easier; corn dun:
oats steady; rye dull, and -four fairly active and
strUnT.
WHEAT-spot contract. i5F+ai5H4; spot No. ?
red. Western, L3iilal-Siia; May. L3lhal5li5; July.
LuizalllE: steamer No . red LIi[a13llh; re-
eeipts. 100 bushels: southern on grade, l.5lal34
CORN-Spot contract. 7Z7sa73: MAY 7Ja7iL
steamer mixed. 69isa6sis receipts. $40 bushels
exports. 25.u4 bushels; southern white corn. 7oaa
73is southern yellow corn. 697la72A-
0ATS-StOck in elevators. l94 COS bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 9ls9 bushels White No. Q
59a50: do No. 5 57isa5Sh; DO. No Z. 5qsa56:
mixed. No. 2. 57a57A; mixed. No 8. 56a56is; mixed
No l. 5ia54iz
RYE-stock in elevators. $50 bushels: shipments
from elevators. go bushels. No. Western rye. ez-
port. sass; No. Western. uptown delivery s3
No Western re. uptown. Sass; bag lots. as 70
quality ard condition. 75asl
BABLEY-stock ir elevators. 2s74 bushels; ship
menls from elevators. ll6 bushels
FLOUR-Winter extra. AS)a5O0: winter clear.
S5a550: winter straight. 5s0a5.75; winter patent
5soas.o5; spring clear. 4T0a5Oo; spring straight.
5i5e56o; spring patent 6l0a6-s5: City Mills bes.
patent 100; do. high-grede patent go: do. high
grade straight $40: do. choice family. 595; do
extra 475aLso. Rye -four. medium 20 choice. ga
40. Corn meal per 100 lbs., L65aLso
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Floral Hnl-The Washington Loar and Trust Com
pony. trustees. 70 Mand Powell. lot q. square
s5So si5.
Moore & Barbour's Addition % Washiagton-Eawin
p. Brink % Ls Roy and Marion J. Winett, los
c. block s. SO
Sixteenth and p streets no-thwcst-John T. Arms
to Joseph Richardson. lot s. square ia SO
Rosedals and IslerWood-Alics l. Gilman 10 The
Noel House Association. lot 27s. block 2. SO
Fifteenth and ID streets northeast-SslnueI Godstein
70 Mary T. Ockseureiter. LOT g. square lO7s SO.
Washinglon Heights-HarTy Wazinan and Thomas
i. Bones 20 LILLIAN Z. Wardman. lot To- block
s. $40
CheTy Chass-The Chevy Chase Land COMPANY %
Charles and Dora A. Conard. iot So squa-e
1s5j SIC
s4 Tenth street northWest-Helen ". Melville e
Harvey ". Hascy. l0s &C. square ss3. S.
kcnilworth-Charies .. W1rrhiI gton and Martin
Wiegand, trustees. to Lawrence o. Alnuery. LOT
SO. block s. SO.
< street. between Fifth and Sixth streets south
Cas--florcnce d. McAulife e ". 70 jeremiah
a. and Dora /. Posey. lot 5. square SIS SO
Sixteenth street between L and NJ streets north
west-Aiargar1t T. Lacy ct Er. Edward 70 The
National Googaphic Society. part lot s.. square
ls S5.ef3
Pleasant Plains-NIddaugh s. Shannon. Inc. to
Eliza z. Waite. lot 2. square 2ss5 so. Harm
b Wilson and Harm Wardman 10 Charles II.
Rogers lot Ios square &56. SO.
Moore & RarbOur's Addition % WashinrtOn-Iulius
NJ Schneider e TX. 70 Ida Z. Thomas. lot n
block g. So
Washington Heights-John NJ Hendersoa 70 Rex
to-d ~ Smith. l0t g. block g So