The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-11
Miller refused to serve as one of the
appraisers because of his advisory po-

appraisers because of his advisory po-
stion to Warwick. the defendant
John Doe, or whatever his chilli
concarne name might be, the drunk
en- Mexican who whooped loudly. yes
terday, paid $S.85 in court this morn
ing for his spree. John Walton was
calling on his former wife, Hazel Wal
ton, on the levee yesterday and for
getting drunk, disturbing the peace
and resisting officer VIM. Brennan
who went to arrest him, was fined $40
and costs by the court today Henry
Walton, brother of Jack" Walton ap
peared in court a short time after the
defendant was found guilty, went to
get the money to pay his fine. Henry,
the brother, protested against the fin
ing If his brother, saying that he had
been "kangarooed' An appeal bond
! of $50 was furnished by the saloon
the district court next month Jack
Walton has thirty day sentence
/ from September 1910 hanging owe.
him and mittimus for his serving of
this back time was issued.
Supervisor D. A. Young went to
Vincennes this morning to look after
the opening of drain which was
closed up several years ago at that
place by the Rock Island railroad
Since the drain has been closed, wa
ter floods surrounding territory when
heavy rains fall.
I M to;r NJ u,,fP If To
coma. Washington, who came here
several weeks ago to attend the
reunion of the Third Iowa Infantry
will return to the old soldiers home
at Ortny. Wash, some time soon.
John M. Kennedy today convey
ed to E. l.. Boud lot 8, block 203, be
ing at 1912 Timea street.
Engineer Hugh l.. Cooper has ac
} cepted an invitation to address the
western Society of Civil Engineers a,
l Chicago next Wednesday.
J The father of Otto RAIDER, ar
eleven year old boy, living at Cali
3 fornia and Missouri avenue, tele
4 lphoned the police this afternoon that
! his son had left this morning at 60
O'Clock and had not returned. Otto
" started from the barn in West Keo
I kuk with the family COW to take the
r bovine to pasture near the cemetery
! and either got lost or was too busy
e picking nuts from the hickory trees
+ in the grave yard locality
y Registration for the senior basket
}, ball league of the Y. M. c. A. closes
d tomorrow evening at 10 O'Clock. This
League is open to any member of the
II association over Is years of age re
+ CARELESS of amateur or professional
e standing. 1t is being organized as an
l. internal league within the associa
X ton and thus anyone may participate
), All indications now point to 81,
y team league. Too many men have
g signed already for four teams. The
+ league is not being composed of all
n star players, as one of the reasons o
the organization is to permit thu
g largest number of players to partici
u pate regardless of their ability in thu
u game 1t can readily be seen that thi
r will include the largest number o
q fellows, but will slow the game some
II what. In order to Offset this tn
q team will be made up of as nearl
a even strength as possible. A goo
> race is anticipated because of tn
/" conditions under which the organize
- ton is being carried.
-Keokuk railroad officials OF tn
Burlington" line have received nj
= tice that effective this date Mr.. T
:. S. Heller is appointed general agen
y with headquarters at S23 Main stree
: Kansas City, Mo, vice Mr., w v
. Hill, transferred Mr.. Heller will rel
resent the company in all matters a
: fecting its operations at Kansas Cit
r. Effective this date Mr.. H. K. Mile
s. is appointed general agent, freigf
m department at 307 Union Trust Bid
Cincinnati, Ohio, vice Mr.. VIM. Aus