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New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is TO be sold is Sl5 5sf ~
with interest thereon from the 3Ist day OF
August, 1903. together with costs and al
est from August 3lst 1909. together with
the expenses or the sale. The apuroNinats
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which ara 10 be
allowed % the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money OF paid by the Referee. is a.
follows. Unpaid water rent meter since
nov 10. l9uS- said premises will be sold
subject 10 a first mortgage IN the sum of
NZ1.ouO anu interest at AZ per annuun from
August lst 1909
Dated, New York. September 1st I9O2.
PATRICK J. DOBSON Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
FORECLOsIRE SAIEs.

SUPREME. COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York, Hannah Straus e al. plaintiffs.
against Isaac Male ~ al defendants--Ik
pursuance Of "A j'IdSmeuI OF foreclOSurs
and sale. duly made and entered in tho
above entltlrd action and bearing date the
3lSt day of August 1909 l. the under
signed. the Referee IN said Judgment
Eamed. viii sell at public auction. at tho
street. III the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF NV York. on the 2Sd day OF Septem-
2er- 1899 at l. O'clOCk noon on that day.
by samuel Mary, AUG tioneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment 70 be sold. and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Oe
land. with the buii ding thereon erected.
situate. wig and being in the Borough OF
York. and which is bounded and described
as follows. that is 10 say.
Beginning az the corner formed BY tho
intersection OF the SOutherly side OF Rroons
Street with the Westerly side Of Goercfc
street and running thence Westerly along
tine ssOuthcriy side OF Eroous Strear tweu-
ty-iiye feet and two inches and three quar-
ters OF an inch, thence SOufheriy and
parallel with Gosrck street. and Part ~
the distance through a party wall Ona
hundred feet. theDre E-aStsrly and parallel
three inches and one quarter OF an inch
u the Westerly side Of CiOerrk street. and
thence NOrthsrly. along said Westerly sids
OF GOeTCk street. one hundred fest 20 tbs
point OF place Of beginning said premises
being now known BY the street number
So BToOms Street ana also known as Nos.
IL. IS. u and - Goerrk street
Dated. New YORK. September lst. 1sos-
SAM FL HELLINGSER, Attoruav fsr
Fiaintin. No 500 Broadway. Manhattan
BorouEh, New York City.
The following n a diagram % the prop
str,st and l3, IS II and 50 Goerck Street..
Broonns street
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT n.
SEALED BIDS will be received bv fhs
Board OF Water supply. In Room clio 23s
Broadway, New York. until II a. m an
September q. ls00. for furnishing ana de-
uvrrins either or both Of the fallowfns
classes of supplies,
Contract N-t'lasa NJ, Furniture (SneciaD
Clts- N. Furniture ((,halrs.
tables. etc.l
At the above place and time the bids will
Be publicly opened AMI read. PamDhirfs
containing information for bidders aud sets
OF contract drawings can be obtained ~
Room 1910. at The above address By dspOs-
iting tine sum Of five dollars ISL Tor e1oh
pamphlet or set OF drawings For f1rfhe-
particulars see Information for Bidiers
JOHN y. BENS1I. 4 Cornnfszi-r,,rs
PTesid. nt ~ fhe
CHARLES y CHADWICK Eo4r3 ~
Charles a. SHAW Water s1l,,lv
j WALDO SMITH
chief EnEineeF.
THOMAS HNSalTE
sscFstaTy.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

LER-MAID.-COuPle Swiss French;
middle aged: man as butler, valet; wife
maid housekeepeT; can take entire charge
small family or bachelors apartment; neat
appearance; best reference. free October L.
Write CaretakeTs. 13 East 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

Lost Bankbook No. 554 97S. Bank for
savings. "a Fourth ave New York:
payment stopped: please return book to
ball-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.

06TH ST. 64 WEST.-Conneeted or sing
rooms, bath: superior board and servic
near marx subway. elevated
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

18TH ST. loo II " Bathgate ave two
story brick tenements. 20x55 each: Mountain
Construction Co owner; Otto l. Spanhake. archi-
teot; total cost $500
Balcom s, 80 # Marin st, story
brick dwellings. 20A4S each: William 4 Malctt.
owner Ebeling. architect: total % 90
Manida st. $. 232 go n s o Spoffard
story brick dwellings. 30N52 each:
Dosso. owner: R Ebsng architect: total cost. 700
oai1ly g, :; 2!5 q Of Fish st: frame
dwelling 2iN52, PellETino & Cell. owners;
" Del Gaudio. architect; ................. 5OC
Aqueduct ave. :. 103. Is n Of Fordham Road.
story brick store % .6XS6 50: Frederick Iun-
sted owner; Vreeland. architect; $50
Manida S. 400 n Of Spoffard ave.
owner and architect cost ........'-.I... 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
N THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Oircr Street FlathOuSc CHANCES
Hands at $50. 500.

A. \ Sliherbarg bought yesterday for S3O.5O0 the
fge story hathouse with store, No z2 Oliver street
plot 2N29. .9x75 feet at foreclosure sale
held yesterday the Real Estate Exchange sales
rooms, Nos. u and ls Yesey street by Joseph p
Day. Tho sum due was about Sl.7OO subject 10 a
mortgage for s22 oOO.
The other auction sales resulted as follows.
BY Joseph P Day.
Fourteen ace tract situated tie IIerpEtead and
IsEs.s Iials Bod Queens Ions Island. known thc
sas Sly a7s bankruptcy sale; samuel Jacobs for
s % 5 =. s avg 80, :ss IS e r :, & ray ,; l7ssss 1n
2 aEsS7 sly tenmt: RlogE LudWis sauer ct Al;
Due si7os o ,aEes $3.50, sub 10 mtse Of $1,000;
b BRYAN L KonneIly
$50 Ws-er = $50 " Of Jackson St 2Gzs5 sx26x
80: sly tenrnt and store and sty tenmt in rear:
S4 20 Albert I5inz for $4,000 -
b samuel Marx.
. $40 g ave s so 90 10 Z n o. zen ST. 25xloo sty
2d1 sa q s2T Max e. e2hs1 ag John HussoH , st sI
s ISss - S4l5 :a sub 10 mtge Of $4,000; 10 the
Ry Herbert a sherman.
lon s'y dwg; II r Tueker agt J F Dowd ct al: p "
r1es etc, slo48 90: 10 tie plaintiT Sor $500
The auction sales to-day will bo as follows:
p Bryan l. Kcunsry.
/. i sa ss9k s. 81 # Of Washington s.. 171oHa'7
Nllerr sFs s. IGo Of 216th 81 2001iO0 Wake
io9 oscsr ~Serer agr J. n ZNltner Al. Brodsk..
s sss Ti'''r'aok ri amt due 1855 o. taxes etc
By Joseph p. Day.
- 30 - 2I7 Il = ~ I.auoE l6NHS.9. sty
eg Mutual Life lrs sgr Benedict Funbelsein al;
lh-rigl. Tsf dur. S. T54 Il. taxes.
oleae - sre I5s Z II e6th st. -. lXsl8 i0z26
= no 50 teHnr and store Bernhard Mayer agt Kesii
lF-elHltz - aI : H-ie atty Alfred sstecher ref.
bli que. SH2.6 40, taxes, etc. &47 %
10 p . & J0S n Or 96th ST. 25xI0O : sty
In. an store. same agt same; same atty; Jacob
illfaf fet- amt due 50 2:E3 -. S47
- 70 ~ l.@i a476 Il Of IenoN ave 81 6N99
- So dHss- y + Disrehurst Richard Murphy ~
Lsinai 7. e. g. L atfys- II r EyttenbeTg ref: amt
cue $at2I a. taxes. cJr s.. .3J0 -.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
Furnished Houses Wanted.


NNTANTED. D.-FURNISfIE DETACHED HOUSE.
with 3 { bedrooms. for winter months; Jamaica
vicinity. within ten minutes walk "f station. Ad-
dress. ". NJ. b. Tribune OffiCe
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
BO0KKEEPER.- German (5O). correspond
ing English and German: able to enter
any line. mercantile or otherwise; go as
architects messenger. etc. Lauter. "a East
9Th 81.
BoOKKEEPER-Yo Young man C2D; double
entry bookkeeper: Al references. Ad-
dress W. G.. Box 26. Tribune.
CHAUFFEUR. 50; 10 years practical 1aa-
chinist, from experience, not theory: will
ing 10 be generally useful; good reference
J. Whitmore. Bellmore, l.. I.
CHAJFFEUR. gentleman would like to
place his reliable chauffeur. ELWEILA
15 East 4sth ST.
CHAUFFEUR -Colored: has good knowI-
edge Of intFiCa te parts of machines:
makes repairs careful driver: reference
Answer by letter Riley. 1921 Lexington
ave.
CIAUFFEUR respectable young
man Of neat appearance; careful driver;
make repairs: aiI cars: honest sober and re-
labiei excellent reference. T. E. Buxton,
1855 52d st, Brooklyn.
communicated driver; 21: do own re
pairing. G. Reinhardt. 414 22d ST.: West
GENTLEMAN, American possessing bust
ness ability, a thorough literary training
and oonsiderabl BILE reputation as an author,
seeks an engagement as private secretary
or in a position of confidence; Is not afraid
Of hard work and does not shirk response
bility; references to personal character
and integrity absolutely uneXcCptiOnable.
Address l. T. Box 80, 1854 broadway.
HOTEL. MANAGER economical steward:
familiar all departments; Is years eS
perience; honest. sober. competent. city or
country hotel; references. G. Miller. $50
West 57th st.
MESSENGER By light colored Young
man; good writer; best city references
regarding behavior. 223 West 42d ST.
MESSENGER.-By light colored young
man; good writer; best city references
regarding behavior. 239 West 46th ct.
MESSENGER. clerk. doorman, watchman
or light manual labor; by middle aged
man; references: bond. McG.. 800 Bergen
St, Brooklyn.
TRANSLATOR.-A We'll educated young
man; intelligent: gooi writer; hest city
42d 81.
YOUNG MAN j22l. fair penman, desires
position al anything; experienced shipping
clerk. Charles Metz, 22S East 95th ST
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
MAY SELL IT'S 4TH STREET SITE.

81 John the Baptist Foundation has been granted
'7a'e hy Justice Amend OF the Supreme Court TO
FA n. 81 East 9TH street, three story and base
l.eni dwelling house, lot 215x96 feet, TO Simon
El.riich for 1880. The proceeds Of the sale Will
- applied toward the construction Of the building
AnoHn as lie 81. Marguerite Home. Mendham. y j
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
FrUna7s-
HELP WANTED.


Male
HELP WANTED male or female. to write
for newspapers: particulars for stamp.
Press Syndicate, Ninety, Middleport. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
~ oWNER ZOE BRoNx PLOT.

''n s'"'nnetz has sold for Michael Ross
% eight lots, on Vhich is q dwelling house on
s'u'h side ~ Grote street just west of Pros
- Avenue and extending to Garden street. The
- 44S frontage OF lJ7.ll feet in Crote street Of
feet - -i 0"S'O4AS AiIe VI 100
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
PED "D"LINE.
AUCTION SALES.

NfORTGAGEE'S SAI.E.-The undersigned
win sell on foreclosure OF chattsl mort
rare printing presses types and fixtures
belonging thereto. 1T No. 35S East I'D st
Borough Of Manhattan. September 80. 1909
~ tO.SO a IN ". STEINER.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

p Bryan /. Rcunsliy
by Joseph p. Day

: ~ -
Her sFe s. lGo = Of &16ih 81, 2o0Ni0o. Wake
f19- oscsr ~1herer agr J. n ZAltner AL = Brodsky
s,,y IIsshrogok r~f amt due s. $50 o. taxes etc
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

feet. No. s51 to s55 West SGD street for term Of
years The aggregate rental amounts 10 S250.OOO.
The lessees have subiet from the plans. six out Of
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

Nfo Sd ave. s. 4G4 10 Il Of l74th 81 e5xlOo sly
tnal ana store; Max Cohen agt John Hussou al
laws r. attys, n Edelson. ref. due s., ,2s1 26
taxes e.. SALE ~. sub mtge Of $4,000; 10 thc
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER. - japanese, experienced butler
and valet, ,N~wsnts situation in private
family; city or country; good references.
Watar, Room 800. 10 Atlantic ave, Bklyn,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
Female

GRADUATE NURSE would like to travel
with patient, or care for chronic invalid !:
good experience. Address l. NJ, Randolph.
4O6 Liberty ST., Plaindeld. N J.
PRIVATE ARY-COMPANION-
Bv college graduate: full knowledge social
duties: good stencgrapherI excellent reader;
musician; would travel; best references
Address Box 172 Westwood. y. !.
SCALP AND FACE SPECIALIST Expe
renced; gives treatments al ladies' resi-
dences only. Miss Dawley, 202 West sod st.
YOUNG WOMAN. i'll business house or doc
tors Office. as parlor maid or maid in
cloak ROOM Margaret Howard, g East 41st
ST. care Of Mrs Potter.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
B., Bryan L Kennel,

so Wafer g. < $50 Il n Jackson St 2Gzs5 6x26y
~. sly tenFnt and store and Ety in rear
aiIaaaIn 8eller agt Isaac Blunlberg Adams & II
srS u Judge ref; amt due. S13,4s3 27 taxes etc
sts . Albert TIrZ for
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

tcnafc
OATS WORK.-By competent woman. ir
private family: first class reference from
present employer r. L.. t072 3d ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1 l57th s, n OF broadway onONaq Il:
Anenel Construction Co loans Julius Wensten. 900
| Audubon ave- cor 1I6th 1O1 1X95: North
.o..,'.- 1Oa 600
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

WANTED.-Aged woman or invalid 10 care
for IN own home. by woman OF 81 in
TOomeTS or boarders. entire time given
Address X l.. NJ. Box g. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
rrRN1sHEp ROOMS WANTED.

Rooms AND BOARDING PLACES
WANTED Visitors TO the Hudson-F'ul-
ton celebration are fling applications with
ms for rooms and board during the Celebra-
ffon. Call personally and tell Us about the
room YOU have for rent. Store No West
2Qth st.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
JVestchester Real Estate for Sale.

JNINE VILLA PLOTS, WITH EVERY IMPROVE
i m.nt, overlooking the Hudson. i. o. Box 20,
Grand Central Branch
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
RrsINFss CHANCES.

FOR SALE-On account husband = death
vi1I sell quick lunch and restaurant for
St OtlN. long lease; easy terms. now earning
$50 weekly; write for particulars: positively
No agents Mrs. 4. Iaurer. 4Iis Broad 81
Elizabeth. y J.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
DESKS AND OFFICE FuESTrURE.
RAILROADS
BALTwoRE & &>OEIo 2. R.


ROYAL. BLUE LINE TRAINS
'Fsvery Other Hour or the Even Hour"
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONDITION N NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON NTH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New Yo-k Daily. 23d - IiA-v 81.
Washington. SleeperS- ---. n % pm 80 am
Washington Diner. Parior 80 am 500 an
Washington. Diner. PaTior = 50 am 10 % aua
Washington. Diner Pari0T. n 20 am LOO nm
Washington. f7rlor. ...... 4 80 pm 200 nm
ParlOr car. New y York to Richmond Va
Royal It'd. Diner PariOr Z. so pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor : 80 nm 10 pu7
Wast inEton. I.IIf"t. Parlor g. 50 nm q ~ nm
Through Daily Trains to the Vesf
ChicaTC. FittshurE. ........ .5O'am 0O an
chicago. ColuWAus. q. .... II 80 am I,.6si an
rtttsbuTE, Cleve and ...-- go pm 500 9r1
"PittsEurE Limited ..... 6.SO nm z 40 pn1
Gin. 81 L.. Louisville. so pm a. SC am
t'in.. St l.. L0uisville... Q 80 am 10 90 am.
Gin. -. l.. Louisville. 8 so pm 400 81,
Offices, &4j. 434. 1900 PrOadway. 8 ssto1r
House 225 Fifth Ave. n. Z: s. Ave. n.
q Ridge ST: SAB Fulton ST., Brouklyn-
West 231 st. a1G Liberty St.
After 6 p. N. Sleeping Car reservations
and fuN information regarding trains etc
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
z. & o r r, ed 81. Terminal. Phous
No. Chelsea 655O
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MADISON
EMPT NYwHNT RIJREAU
MISCELLANEOUS =.

s26 9th ave-; house, office, factory help:
male female. We merit yOur patronage.
Phone 2436 Madison Sd.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
COnntru PrOpcrtu for Sale.

nSSINING. - FOR SALE AN ELEGANT RESI-
" deuce. view; all Improvements THOS.
LEARY. Ossiniug. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

COACHMAN and GARDENER 49, German
single. 3S, first class references: city
driver will be found willing and sober.
Address carl % Division 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

COACHMAN.-Cit or country: thoroughly
understands duties: liseugaged account Of
sickness Of last employer; can furnish very
best of references. y. G.. 100 West 4bth.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
Nee Jersey Real Estate for Sale.

nNE GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT
" party I will sell contents and good will Of II
room house Orange 81. Newark, y. J., the
d J. a W. depot: established many years;
sonable ofrer refused be sold Address
SCHABEHORN,
100 Orange Newark. y. J.
NEWARK AND SURROUNDING REAL ESTATE
y MAYO < Co. Broad St. Newark. Established 1S94
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
NEW TRAINS ON
THE BURLINGTON
Company Will Espend Big Sum and
Install Additional Service for
the Northwest.

A meeting of the passenger repre-
sentatives of the Burlington road was
held last week in Chicago, attended by
about 200 members of the passenger
department. The good of the service
was discussed and ideas exchanged
which are intended for the bettermeat
of the service
1t is reported that the Burlington
will this spring expend $4,000 for
new passenger equipment and will
put on new through train from Chi.
cago to Seattle. Both trains will be
run over the Burlington from Chicago
to st. Paul and from ST. Paul one
train win go 10 the coast over the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
MRS. JOEL KING
DIED SUNDAY
Former Well Known Resident Of Ham
Iton vii be Buried There
Tomorrow.

Mrs Joel King. former well known
resident of Hamilton for many years,
died yesterday at Chicago at the home
CT her daughter. Mrs. ]. G. Houston,
aged about eighty-four years.
The remains will be brought to
Hamilton for burial, arriving in Keo-
kuk tomorrow morning and being talk
en- over to Hamilton where funeral
services will be held in the afternoon
in the Methodist church.
Mrs. Kings husband died in 1895,
since which time she had been making
her home with her daughters, all of
whom were at her bedside during her
final illness and who are coming to
Hamilton tomorrow with the remains.
She is survived by three daughters
and son: Mrs. ]. G. Houston of Chi!
cago, Mrs. L. F. Brown of Hamilton,
Mrs w. w. Hale of Des Moines and
Judge NJ. r. King of Ocean Park Cal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
j. S. KERR
IN KEOKUk
udIl Appear Here Thursday Evening,
February q, at First congresa-
tionai Church, Assisted by
Mary Esta Groves.

musical event that will challenge
,nstant attention is the appearance of
II 8. Kerr, the celebrated basso can
,.nte Thursday evening, February 4th,
st the First Congregational church, un.
der the auspices of the Ladies society
II the First Congregational church. Mr..
Xerr will be assisted by Miss Mary
rsta Groves, the artistic and brilliant
naniste of Drake University, who has
recently returned from Germany.
Boston is Mr. Kerr's home city by
ADOPTION his having spent fifteen
wears there in study, in fact his en-
lire musical education was received
there with the exception of two years
snent in Berlin. Mr.. Kerr in 1906
travelled in concert through the east
prn cities with Nine. Calve and his
success when with the French diva
was such that he was offered like
engagement for the following season.
He was unable, however, to accept
the fattering offer as he Lad already
signed a contract which would take
him to Minneapolis, Mimi, for the fol
lowing year. Although Mr.. Kerr is
widely known throughout the United
Ststes, this is his initial appearance
IN Keokuk, and the musical public is
looking forward with much interest in
hearing him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
STATE ORGANIZER
MAY COME HERE
Bachelors Union May be Organized in
keokuk Soon When Head Of.
fic!a Comes Down.


DAVENPORT, Feb. AT the meet
ing of the Davenport Bachelors union
Saturday night notice was taken OF
the movements to organize branches
of the great American Order of Self
Protectionists at Keokuk and What
Cheer, and it was decided to send Ma
tional Organizer John Marinan to
those cities as soon as the call for
help from the bachelors there became
loud and insistent enough.
The meeting was marked by siren
uous criticisms by Street Commissions
err Barney Mcmahon of members who
had been deferred by the forty-fve
mile wind from attending the meet
ing. Brother Mcmahon made some
comparisons with the big wind" in
Ireland that We're anything but COM
plimentary to the Iowa breeze, and to
the men whom the storI, had kept at
home
In the other addresses various mem
bers shook hands with themselves at
having no furnaces to fire. walks to
clean or plumbers to pay during the
cold spell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
ROCK CREEK
INCIDENT DENIED
President Roosevelt Finally Comes
Out With Denial of the Horse
Back Incident.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Il
Roosevelt today authorized denial
of the charge that while horseback
riding through Rock Greek last
Thanksgiving with his wife and a
party of friends he crowded a group
of girls and struck the horse ridden
by Miss May Rhodes with his Greg
after criticizing the iris for not Civ
ing him the right of way The denial
was prompted by the receipt of a let
ter from Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes, in
which her daughter empbatically de-
mics any knowledge of any such an
occurrence. Secretary Loeb stated the
president had not denied the story
heretofore because he considered it
too Insignificant for consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01

Northern Pacific and one over IN.
Great Northern. Both will be through
solid trains and will make the run in
about ~ hours, the same time made
oy the Santa Fe limited. These
trains Will be electric lighted and w:'l
De as fine as any train in the co,.r
try. A train out of st. Louis will also
be run with entire new equipment
that will be known as a Seattle train
connecting with the Great Northern
at Billings, Mont. This will also be-
an electric lighted train. There Is also
some talk of running train No. 10
through to Denver. At present this
train diverts at Lincoln for Billings
III the new arrangement goes into eff
feet it would make an additional
through train to Denver from Chicago
Judging from the activity Of the
Burlington the outlook for passenger
business this spring and fall is good.
The company will certainly have gone
fine equipment when the deliveries
are made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Ganley is visiting in the
city.
Frank Wilmering, who has been in
Rochester, Mimi, on business, will re-
turn to this city on Wednesday.
j. l.. Root, national bank examiner,
and son. Harrison, of Minneapolis, are
in the city visiting with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. f. F. Worthen have
departed for Des MONIES where they
will reside Dr. Worthen will have
charge of the branch house of the CON-
pany in that city.
E. ]. Diver, manager of the Wool
worth G Co.'S lfrge ten cent store
which is to be located in TIL, city. has
arrived here and will take charge of
the new store which will be completed
in short while.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
FIVE DAYS
BELOW ZERO
January Did Rather Well in the Way
of Furnishing Some Cold Wealth
or in keokuk

There were five days during January
when the mercury went below the zero
mark, 1t being ten below on the 9Th,
six below on the 18th, one below on
tie 18th. four below on the 30th and
five below OH the 31st.
The warmest day was the 3d. at
seventy-two. and the mean tempera-
ture for the month was twenty-eight
degrees.
No records were broken, according
to the monthly summary By Observer
Gosewisch. There were only eight
clear days, seven partly cloudy days.
sixteen cloudy days and six days when
there was rain or snow.
During the month there were two
thunderstorms, two fogs and one biz
Zard.
The prevailing direction of the wind
was northwest, with total movement
of 5000 miles, with the hardest wind
on the Goth, at thirty-seven miles per
] our.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-01
THE K. O. K. A.
ELECTS OFFICERS
Boys Organization Has Selected Off
Gals for the Ensuing
Year.

On Saturday evening at Castle Hall,
No. 6l9 Morgan street, the members
of Keokuk Castle No. 1419, of the
X. o. X. A., elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows:
King Benjamin Pelz.
Kay-Clarenc Alling.
knight of the Purse-Irvin Anschutz.
Sentinel-Russell Potter.
Constab le-Fred Oldham.
Herald of the Flag Lesley Bever.
Herald of the Cross-Vernon Brown.