The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-24
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Everything at cost, for one week.
Sullivan & Auwerda.
Megschelsen's cost sale. beginning
July rs, for one week.
Rev. A. Hills and family left last
evening for their home in Wapako-
meta, Ohio.
Starting on next Monday the K.
& w freight No. II will leave at $50
a. m. instead OF 7.55 as 1t has been.
Twenty new iron benches were
received here today 70 be placed in
Rand park. They are green in color
just like some already out there and
will make a nice addition.
M j. Cahill was fined 81 and
costs this morning In the superior
court, an information having been
brought against him by Fred Winkler,
which charged Cahill with striking his
horse.
Go to Quincy Sunday on the new
steamer Keokuk The boat will leave
at s o'clock and the round trip fare
will be so cents. The special rate will
hold good over Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Rev. Thos. O'Reilly, pastor Of st.
Peters Catholic church. is quite SER
iously Ill at the present time and is
confined to ais bed. Bishop Carroll,
lof Helena, Mont, is in the city visit
ing him for few days enroute home
from the Cincinnati diocese.
Property owners OF lots ], ., 3. 4,
and 6. In block Al, have protested
to the city council against the pro
posed construction OF a three-foot ce.
ment gutter which was ordered at a
recent meeting Of the council The
property is ON Fulton between Fourth
and Fifth.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: Bishop
Carroll, Of Helena. Mont, was in the
city yesterday, the guest OF Father
Mccormick, an old schcolmate. Bishop
Carroll was formerly at Dubuque, and
is at the present in add't to many
other important duties, directing tie
erection of a magnificent church al
Helena. Bishop Davis, Of Davenport
at the head of the diocese, came in
last evening to visit Father Mackin
The game last evening between
the u. P.'s and the Christian church
team resulted in score of 10 to
in favor OF the former team. The
game was called at the end of the
i fourth inning on account of darkness
yandendoel and Tuttle were the bat
teries for the Christians and for the
I U. P.'s, Evans and Woodbury. did the
to sing and receiving. The next game
will be played on Tuesday evening be
! tween the Baptists and the Trinity's
i Burlington Hawk-Eye: According
to the statement of County Auditor
Dan p Hill there is nothing doing II
the rattle snake line In his office, and
the county has not gone into the bust
ness OF paying bounty for the but
tons taken from the yenomous rep
4 tiles. a number OF residents of tai
country have called at Mr.. Hills OF
flee with the buttons from the rattier'
and have claimed a bounty Of so cents
lett is true that the state authorizes
the payment of this amount Mr.. Hi
said, .but the matter is left optiona
4 with the various boards OF super
l.visors, and the Des Moines count!
board has not seen fit to order thu
4 bounty paid presume that in mum
i Der of counties the rattlers form |
danger and that II is customary to pa.
the amount authorized for the destruc
ton of the reptiles. This county pay
bounty of 10 cents for each gopher
SIS for each old wolf and 50 for eacl
fcub wolf"