The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-15
Nauyoo Plant 10 Behind $500 on Town
ship Taxes for Two Years and
is Advertised on
Market
RIVER rs OPEN THERE
Council Shows Under the Proposition
for the Marshal and Street
Supervisor to be Elected
by Citizens.

MAJ WIZ, INdiS IO.-EIeu NOSCu'
ling of Keokuk was a business visitor
In Nauvoo Wednesday
Arnold Masberg Of Birmingham,
Ala, was called to Nauvoo by the
serious sickness of his sister, Mrs.
Louis Latin.
Mr.. w. M. Haggett went to Keokuk
Friday to return with her daughter,
Miss Leila, who is attending high
school there, fol. a visit over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farren We're
Carthage visitors last Thursday.
The large plate glass in l.. L. Hud-
sons store building was accidentally
broken one day the fore part of the
! week. which entails loss of about
j $4,000.
Il Hunters who camped along the river
n about four or five miles above Nau-
al WOO are sending some ducks down to
# friends. One of them had eight of the
8 feathery tribe on his shoulder, while
8 passing up Mullholland street last
Thursday morning.
Boom, boom. boom, is what Nauvoo
is going to do as soon as that dam
work at Keokuk is pushed to the front
Ed. Dachroth, Nauvoo townships
- tax collector, has circulated bills ad-
yertising the Nauyoo water WORKS
M plan for sale for non-payment of taxes
M due two year, for the sum OF $500, and
u now our people wonder who vii bid
81 on the plant or if anyone will come
a forward and liquidate the amount OF
/ taxes before the plant is sold. The
date for the sale is set for Wednes-
q day, March 16.
Mrs. Louis Datin who is very i'll
] with blood poisoning, resulting from
4 childbirth. is gradually improving
4 and her many friends here hope IT
n will be speedily.
Mrs. Whitfield is still a very sici
lady and her age is telling against
her. The lady is over so years OF age
The Nauvoo city council refused tt
pass the ordinance submitting to q
q vote of the people the right to select
marshal and street superintendent
Il These officers are selected by the
e. council as the constitution Of NauvoC
now stands and Alderman George Har
introduced a powerful document mt
81 tried to induce the powers that be t.
q pass the paper making these offices
Il elective ones. 1t was showed undel
# at the first vote.
"A Nauyoo's electric theatre and NOV
H inc nicture show is again in motion
# proprietor, Mr.. Ulrick, offers the pre-
IA perty for sale or rent, including tn
s. show. We understand he wants SO
3 per month for building and shcw.
as The river at this point is entirel
# free from floating ice and crossing tn
~ big creek is again done all the wa
nj in row boats and launches.
s. The true lovers of beautiful millil
err are anxiously inspecting the di
play windows of Nauvoo dealers
A way should be found compellir
the Nauvoo city council members
publish proceedings of their acts
their meetings so as to keep tax pa
ers Informed of all moneys controls
by them. AS it is they refuse to ;
low them to be published, using I
economy plan. Who knows but the
might be a graft somewhere?
The ferry boat City of Nauve
will begin making regular trips
tween Nauvoo and Montrose about t
I 18th inst. This will be glad news
the travelling public.
Salm. Laubersheimer and Pau
= steam wood machine has not yet
q rived, although ordered about
II weeks ago. They think about all
wood will be converted into sto
lengths before it arrives in Nauvoo
u James Morris of Carthage was
"a Nauvoo last Wednesday shak1
4 hands with the democratic voters
4 incidentally asking them to give HIN
Il lift for the nomination OF the hlgh
q flee of sheriff at the coming primarl