The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-19
CITY NEWS.

let Sherwood'S prices on harness..
"A Sisters Sacrifice at Dodges to-
night.
Grand opera of Faust at the
Majestic tonight.
S great pictures tonight. Colonial
Theatre Beautiful.
Special low prices on shoes this
week at Ludwig's. 1904 Main.
Karle will repair your shoes and
make them wear we'll. STA Main.
The people of Keuauk are espe-
cially favored to be able to hear MI.
Maroly's splendid playing.
Kings Main street lots are it be-
cause on the south side of the street,
v cash, u years time,
Hugh Kerr and Miss Kate Smith
We're united i'll marriage last evening
a, the home of Justice John Leindeck-
er.
-Keokuk Camp Nj. W. A. No. 90
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to he present.
When workmen opened the hump
in the road at Fourteenth and Johnson
streets recently, they found,a solid lay
er of the purest ice, eight inches thick
and. cake of ice 15x20 feet
vitagraph's latest "A Toymaker's
Secret Colonial Theatre Beautiful
tonight.
Isn't it about time, and very OPP
perfume time. too, for the Commercial
club to hold banquet and set lit
tie enthusiasm in motion for newer
and greater Keokuk?
Feature program, Colonial Thea
ire Beautiful tonight.
The Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety of the Trinity NJ. E. church will
have a thanks offering at the church
at 400 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
There will be musical program and
Miss Collins will speak on her work
among the Indians.
Following the regular meeting OF
the knights of Pythias last evening
a social session was enjoyed. A sup
per was served. following which mem
bers repaired to the lodge hall, where
a program consisting of singing and
/ short talks was given.
Another great picture, "A Slave
to Drink" Colonial Theatre Beautiful
/ tonight.
The funeral of Mrs. LYDIA Lane
was held yesterday afternoon. at 2:3(
o'clock, at the home of Frank Dietz
/ 706 C street. Services were conduct
ed by Rev. McGaw, pastor Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, and HYMN.
were rendered by the church quarte.
The pallbearers We're: Henry Myers
Sr., Henry Myers. Jr., Otto Landman
Charles OFF. Edward Bawden and San
McQuaid.
"A Toymaker's Secret a remark
] able picture with a fascinating love
story. Colonial Theatre Beautiful
tonight.
Cal. Manning, of Ottumwa, one o
| the well known citizens of Iowa wa.
in Keokuk today looking after bust
ness interests and visiting with oil
4 friends. Mr.. Manning said he though
/ he should come down and see the olt
! town since the water power an
nouncement. Mr.. Manning says thu
1 water power city is receiving a grea
amount of favorable advertising from
the enterprise.
Every assessor in Iowa this yea
will be supplied with volume cor
tanning all of the revenue laws of tn
state. This book is to be publishes
late this month and is now in tn
hands OF State Printer Emory H. Enc
lish. When the assessors go out o.
their rounds early in February the
will all be supplied with this volum
by the state. 1t is published by Stat
Auditor John L. Bleakly and contain
all Iowa laws pertaining to revenue
including the amendments OF tn
thirty-third general assembly. j. I
/ Wall, chief clerk of the revenue d.
partment of the state, compiled tn
contents from the Iowa code. In hi
introduction State Auditor Bleak
states that the aim of the volume
ito embrace all laws pertaining t
taxation SO far as they affect tn
duties of boards Of supervisors, coul
ty auditors, township clerks and al
SCISSORS, and such other laws relatin
to the revenues of the state" Ii
1 structions to the assessors are inclut
ed and they are told in detailed wa
of how best to make assessment!
One part of the law especially empf;
sized is that regarding actual value
The law says: Actual value as use
in this chapter shall mean its valu
in the market in the ordinary cours
Of trade" State Auditor Bleakly say
that a faithful compliance with TIL
statute is necessary to enable the stat
board of review to fairly equalize a
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