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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12
Opfbbramatiih
GeItaltete i'd ber Snaucit befreffs oes
Spbes bes Sobn Stiefel.

Sine hodoramatifde unO ergreitens
be S3ene Ipielts iib geitern in Der Co
roners Office fpdbreno bes Snausita
betreffs bes 5obes beg friib am Wtttts
fppt Wlorgen BON ieinem 9ausgenoilen
Gmil Repalainen erfhonensn sSohn
Sttefel ab. Die Wittne bes Grihoie'
men peinte nGmIih nit Der 5rau Des
mDrbers unb bot olles in ihren &rdt'
ten Stebenoe auf, Die 8scauernsfperthe
su tr0ften. Die ginselbeiten oes per-
hGnanibpplen Henepntres limb ielnsr
3eit ausfiibrlid berihtst tporeen. Die
sSamilie Stisfsl pohnt i'm oritter
Stpdpert bes DauIes an Sim Strabe
unb Section 2lpenue, Norpooo, nab
uen bas Gbepaor Nepdldlnen IN Der
stpeiten Stage bpmi5ilirt lit. Stletel
unb mehrsre 5reunoe batten IN Der
Oienitaa NaGt einem neupsrmabltsn
gaare cine c8abenmuiit" 9ebru4t uno
Die SSreunbe beeleiteten Stleiel mad
ieiner Wppuung. DIS tie Die 5reppf
aum 3ipeiten Stodlpert emporitlegsn,
offnete gepalainen pIOBlih Die 3hur
ieiner Wpbnllno uno gdb nit stnem
Gjetpebr einen ShuB ab, bon ipslhsn
Gtiefel bur6 bic Seber estroffen uni
auf Der Ste[Ie sstGotet tpurbe. gtepas
lainen bebauptst, burh bas 9erauid1
Der ,Serenabers" aus einem bedn9iti'
osnben 1raume Gufgspedt porben gu
T.in unb Sen Shub abgegebsn 81 b1s
ben. ubne iit) ieinsr SanbIung betpuBt
aerpsIen gu Iein. Disie 9ebduptuna
ipurbe iebO6 ssit,rn purh bic aus'as
gen bss 5rso. SiIsmann fpibsrlegt,
pelher beseugte, bab Nepalatnsn, be-
Dor er ben oerbdgnibpollen Stub abs
feuerts, ausriei: sd min tetne
,Sunts" in bteIsm SauIe buloen."
syrau Rspalainen mar poultdnoiq
ae6ro6en unb f6tsn elmer Shnmoht
nobe gu iein. ots iis iid erhob, um ben
2eugenitanb au bstrstsr. 5rau Stis'
fel, bic 0ittipe beg grIhofenen,
Itldnq lire 4rme um iis uno tiibte fie
auf bic Stirne unb iprah i6r Wtutt
au. Frau Stiefel felbft iagte aus, BAT
glepalainen, ihrsr aniitt nah, niht
beabii6tigt babe. ibren Mlann gu err
ifieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12

- Dapib Warfle, elm Deteran oes
girgertrisges. itiirste seftern Morsen
I'm bdlb a6t llbr in benz 5ofe ieiner
Dobnung, in benz bena4borten Darrs
tppn, pom S6lase setroffen leblos
gu gpbsn. Der 8erftorbene itanb i'm
70. 2ebensjabrs uub binterldbt auBe,
Der trauernben Wittfpe atpei SDbne.
Coroner :. ". Burnett tpuroe bon
oem 5obesfaQ in RsnntniB seIesi
unb tpirb einsn Juquef abbaIten.
- Miliam Ssnninss 8rpdn spire
am Samitag 4benb, 10. Sttober, bier
eire politifhe Rebe halien.
- 4lops 8eder Itarb seftern i'm
4rmenbaus i'm 2llter BON 90 Jabr.n.
Gr bate ein.n Shlasanfall erlitten.
simotb Quinlin, elm betannter
Tarmer, nobe Der bena9barten aples
Station tpobubaft. ftarb seftern WOrz
gen am Sdlosflub TIM 4lter pons77
Subr.n. gr binterldbt einen Spbn.
Sin asntudier, @arlanb purris,
BON Ro. 1851 WalIaee Strabe, ipiro
BON Der pOli8ei ssfu9t, psi. .r feline
Nobborn Wult.r Ghulibeib unb
George Boot oorseitern Msnb in Der
9etruntenbeit nit einem Repulper be-
orobte.
). QrnOlb Dan Musball, Der be-
fannie 8dbnndrter Der 6. 8. u. ..
9abn on Der Waple Mpe., itarb seitern
MorgeH in Der Dobnung {siner Ephz
ter 5rau Wm. 5. Moranb, 9to. 929
Norb 3. Strobe, an Der 2unsensntz
aiinbuna, i'm alter bon rs Jabrsn. Gr
binterlaBt 3ipei 1Ddter.
- Der 8dder GIifforb CUNT, tpeIs
her nit fsiner Satin in benz 6dufe
Gde Der s unb putboff GtraBe pobnt,
tpirb ieit borseitern Nahmittng pera
rnibt uHb bat uussnf1sinlih feline syaz
mile i'm Stih asla7en. Er 5os iein
in Der Miami Dallep Rational Bant
oeponirtes gelo unb perf1panb. Die
poliaei nurbe srfudk, auf ben 35
Sabre alter Durhbrennsr an fabnben.
CUNT ftammt aus Qdura.
Grancis Ri4drb, elm Gtubent in
Orforb, brad porseitern btim sJubs
ballfpisl bas rsdts @eiu an stD<i
5te1ea.
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&besGrlaubniRideine.

IS. Ri6arb Banner, %. 1141 8ant
! StraBs.
)Margoret Wilion, Is, 112l besgl
|S.rome 6. Carpenter, "a, Banana,
! Canal gone.
lgbetIa 6. DosIher, %, 1861 Satlen
4penue.
(Utilton 6. Malter, SO, 9lbrian, Wih.
lGIi3abetb 4uen, AZ, 3214 W. 8. %.
(Srant @rafIo, "a. 915 WeIt 8. aps.
lgeciIia Mereurio, 16, besgl.
{9eo. 0ornbran, 48, 2S17 MuiIa6us
I ietts Qpenue.
lWmaIia Gebler, "a, 1647 9absr Qps.
lSotparo Campbell, %, Milrop, Snb.
(RpfoIi. gurn.n, 18, Raro Sotsl.
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Ea1tsn uub Yeaebne.

- Die nd6ite aonfersn5 Der 2e6.
rer 3aptons finoet am %. Sttobsl
itat;.
- Qae 9anfen unb Dffentlider
8ebdube bleiben beute eeihlofen.
Mobor Quinbb BON Dapton bat
Elm 3irtulur srlaFen, tpsIdes asigt tpis
Die itGbtiiten Gtnnabmen NrtbeiIi
iinb: SteuerbupIitat fir 1912 So.
81, ,845; Ginnabmen nus bieier
Summe gu $1.45 pro $1O0 $40, I'LL
rs. 2eetsre Summe piro pertbeili
pie folgt: Sinting Sonb $7310.80
8eneralfono $14,059.25, Bomber.
neuerungsfonb $1687.10, Setperfous
$1687.10, Shulen $13,215.63; 3,
9t0enue Smpr. Gonb S2811.85.
- Sn elmer StBung bes gellspus
Stabtratbs tpurpen $. Sptnts $3.50
fir Seritelluns zines 5ol3ieit.nfpess
an Der 2incoln 4penue ansenieien.
Den Woblbfdmtsn ipurben So pro
Gag srlaubt. 81. Petition Der
Steusrsnbler 4Fociution. bic Bomb
ausgabe betreffenb. puroe psrlsIsn.
- Die ReItgnation Der Jrau 4us
quito Sslm Worrts alg 2ebrerin Der
0fIsntIiteu Sdulen in 9elleDus tpurbs
angsnommen.
- Die 3oglinge bes s. grabes Der
0ffentIiten S6uIe in gelIebue orgas
nii1rten sinen Iiterariihen alub unb
ernabltsn folsenoe 8eomte: 8rdii=
bent, 2lrlie giIser; 9iSsprGfioent.
Rrtr Orobam; Sstretdr S9asmeis
iter: gIIie StebIe.
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bic erareifenoe Srduerftier. Die Ser.
rem paul MiiIIer, Garl pleB, 2eos

bic erareifenoe Srauerfeier. Die Ser.
rem poul Niillsr, gorl pleb, aeos
poIs 60rner, 6urrB 5rieomdnn,
6usr 1riebmann uro Qrthur pleb
ernieien Der Ruttsr, beg. Shtpieaers
mrtter uno 8roBmutisr als gdbrr
tudtrGoer ben Iebten 2ieksbienIf.
Die 4fche tpiro beuts 9ormittae auf
oem 1sutiden proteitontiihen 5riso~
bof auf Walnut S1ius Dem Shopb ber
Grot iiberoeben iperben.
Dan Galla ban, Der bsfdnrte
friiRre ftGbtiiche 9etettip uno itit st@
niger 3eit Spe3ial= =8etettip oes Bum
bcs= Suits Departements in Raibpiu'
5enn., bielt Iih geitern aud Der Durds
reiIe in Cincinnati auf uno erttdrte,
bab er am 2S. Ottober 3uriidtcmntn
peroe, um FRI. 9(llna 6. Gouben bon
Der grepiter Npenue, Gpanlton, bic
6anb gum gunoe fiir bos aeben gu
leihen.
Serr BaItpr s. u. 8os BON Der
8eutItsn Gamp WaIbinaton 8emsins
be lpsilt gsgenipGrtig in Ren Dort ouf
9eIud] bei Isiner bort unidIiaen 3ohs
ter uno beren 0utten. 5err pdtpr
Dos qsbentt ettpa pisr3sbn 2ass i'm
Often su pertpeilsn uno bat ndhreno
oiefer 3eit 6srrn paitor +. 80. 8erz
tram nit ietnsr @ertretung bsaufs
trdgt.
om bpten Otter BON IS Sobren tit
cine in tpeiten areiisn betannte nno
hoheeahtets bsutine pionierin 5rau
Warie Glifabetb Bub in Die
Gpigfeit biniibsreeihlummert, innig
tstrausrt BON ben bislen 5reunoen,
ipeI6e iie fih i'm Qaufe Der Sabre
ourd ibr. Ser3ensgiite unb ibre bsrz
bprrogenben Observation-Disclosures 81
erfrerben genubt bate. Die 9serbigung
finbst pom 5rousrbduie Der WobnuHg
Der 5od,ter Der 0erblihenen, 5rau W.
sc. Galnan, Ro. 3517 Rsabing Rouo,
am Montug Rahmittuq itatt. uno um
bolb brei Hbr fpirb in Der 4apsle oes
Spring 8rope Jrieobofes Der 5rauerz
opttesoienit abasbdlten perben.
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&runoeiseut6ant u. 9anten

gDis perloutet, tpirb an Der glorbs
tpeItede Der Yine unb GIber StraBs
bemndhit Elm Wdn6elbiIber ghedter
eritsbsn. Das betrsffenbs 9runoftiid
lit geitern BON benz biskriaen Gigen.
tbiimer Senrp arouis bertduft NOR
ben unb Der aaufpr.is Ion $4,000
beiroeen babn. Serr arauEe CAB aes
ftern ben 0ertauf gu, ertlGrte iebph,
baB er ben Romen bes adufers nihi
tsnile, ba bic Sransattion burh eius
Wlatlerfirmd semadt ipurbe.
" n
Grau katherine Reitelmann bal
oos Saus Ro. 3115 Jairfar 4penu.
fur $4,000 bon Robert s. DroppeI.
mann setauft.
Ter pormaIiseg ountpz zR.torber so.
iepb Z. Blair bat iein 6aus an be,
Weitieite Der Wlitfea 4p., nots be,
Clinton Sprinss Npe., an 9rau Gar.
rie Ibrahams bertouft. Der Rauf.
preis purbe niht bstannt seeeben.
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Der arobten 9luiinerfia ianifeit eelaillhf.
Zen goriis in Der Verlanlmllng
fiibrte graiibent s5reo. gaoer, nab
reno Sefretdr Geo. M Wteter 'ellles
Mmtes ais Hrotofoaatt ipaltete.
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perbammte Die aampaene literatur,
bic bic Republitaner ausienoen, inber,
iie iasen, bab ein bemotratifher Si,g
eine panit CUR 5olse haben unb bic
alleemeine prosperitdt binbern fpiirbe.
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lInfdae.

Sobn Steele, 81 Sabre alt,
tIel tpd9renb Der Nrbeit BON bem
Oade zines 0ebdubes an Der WeIt 6.
arenue uno 5oq fih innere WerIebunz
ger gu. gr ipurbe nah bsin ftabti=
iden 5ofpital sebrahi.
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Cffeme Neime acbeilt

at canfe nit ipsniecn Soften, Ginirdr
lnt bell. bIctben bell Btfdreiht &utr
mi Sein Gdrebi fir Bndl. xeate heile
Jel Id mein franfes @eiu feIbft. Greti
N A sfSpr 141Q Green Bah sloe..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-01
SPAGHETTI NIGHT
Once a Week II Every Home.


In the American households where
the nourishing value Of the different
foods is understood Spaghetti Night"
Ia a weekly event. On that night =
great dish of savory, steaming spa
ghetti takes the center OF the table
and becomes the feature OF the menu.
Meats are not needed, for spaghetti
gives all the nourishing elements the
body requires. 1t Is not only dish
that all enjoy, but one that costs SO
little. A loo package OF Faust Spa.
ghetti makes real Spaghetti night
for big family.
Faust Spaghetti is made from the
finest quality Durum wheat, which is
so rich in gluten. 1t Is made in the
cleanest factory In the country. under
the most sanitary conditions. 1t is
packed in sealed packages, so its pur-
ity. goodness and freshness are pre-
served until 1t reaches your kitchen,
Get a package OF Faust Spaghetti at
your Dealers and give your family .
real Spaghetti Night" Just try 1t
once and you will make It weekly
institution. 80 and 100 packages at
all grocers'. Write for free book Of
Faust Recipes.
MAULL BROS.
1921 st. Louis Avenue, st. Louis, Mo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-01
KEOKUK GIRLS
CAME TO GRIEF
TWO stage Struck Lassles Follow
Louisiana Lou" 10 Fort Madison
But Mother Follows, Too.

Dissatisfied at home, two Keokuk
girls left their home in that city last
Thursday to become part Of the
chorus OF the Louisiana Lou COM
pany, which showed at this city Fri
day night. Their theatrical career
was cut short. however, by the ap-
pearance OF their mother. who arriv-
ed on the S:2b train from Keokuk
Friday evening and accosted them in
the rotunda OF local hostelry.
The girls were obdurate and re.
fused to heed the entreaties OF the
mother to return to their home un.
til the parent made the statement
that II they continued as part OF
the rollicking chorus Of Louisiana
Lou" she would remain also. AS that
was too much for the girls, they &C.
ceeded to their mothers pleadings
and returned with her to the Gate City
on board the southbound 1853 train
on the Burlington. Fort Madison
Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-01
Capacity Of tho Church More Than
Taxed by People Who Want to
Hear the Preaching and
Singing.
BIG SUNDAY AUDIENCES
auslc Was an Impressive Feature Of
the Days Services and Audi
ences Were Deeply
Interested.

A vast multitude Of people gathered
at the First Baptist church last even
ing to hear Dr.. Mcconnell. The
great auditorium and the Sunday
school rooms and gallery were crowd
ed and many turned away. Tho great
theme presented, VIII There Be a
Judgment After Death?" DR.. MoCon-
nell was at hts best and he delivered
one of the greatest sermons ever CIV
en- to Keokuk audience. Much In
terest was manifested.
The opening song service was
simply grand. The great chorus choir
under the very competent leadership
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Laubersheimer. SANG
with Inspiration and enthusiasm. The
vast audience quickly caught the spirit
Of the meeting and joined heartily in
the singing. The great audience was
moved to tears by the sweet old songs
of Zion. Mr.. Laubersheimer sang a
beautiful solo entitled Judgment
Day. While he was singing there
came over the vast audience still
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-01
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. sss.

WHEREAS, The MISSISSIPPI RIv-
Err POWER COMPANY is engaged in
constructing dam across the Missis-
sippi river for the improvement Of
navigation, the development OF water
power and generation, use and trans
mission Of electric energy, and
WHEREAS, the construction, main
tenance and operation of said dam,
with its appurtenances, will require
relocation and new elevation of the
tracks OF the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Company and Union
Depot Company, south OF the westerly
abutrnent OF said dam, and
WHEREAS, the city OF Keokuk Is
interested in the abatement Of freight
switching along Water Street and
above Bank Street. and Is interested
in widening and improving Water
Street, between Bank Street and Blon
deau Street. as public thorough
fare, and in defining the rights of pub
lie service corporations in said tract
and
WHEREAS, the Chicago, Burlington
O. NRuIuIy hdiIpou SOulPuflS oCci' e
a re-arrangement OF tracks that will
better fill the needs Of future bust
ness,
NOW, THEREFORE,,
BE IT ORDAINED. BY the CIT
COUNCIL of the CITY OF KBOKUK
IOWA:
Section 1. That permission an
authority is hereby given the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Con
pany and the Union Depot Compan!
to lay down, construct. maintain an
operate in Water Street, south of tn
northerly line of Concert Street, ce
tain railroad tracks shown in soil
lines on the plat hereto attached
and made part hereof, and marke
Exhibit A." and designated thereo
as tracks proposed to be built and e.
listing tracks to remain; all track
shown in dotted lines are to be :
moved, except that portion of the u
ion Yard tracks lying below Mai
Street and easterly of the Chicag
Burlington & Quincy double tract
more specifically described as IL
tracks represented by dotted lines al
= marked A ''B" and &C" on IL
Plat fled herewith.
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It is Understood and agreed that the

1t is understood and agreed that the
portion of the track marked Co north
of its connection with track B" shall
from date, upon thirty days notice
from the City Council, and, further,
that tracks represented by dotted
lines marked "A" and "B" shall re-
main as now located south of John
son Street, with single track con-
nection with the easterly track Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy double
track. for a period of two years, and
then be removed on resolution of the
| City Council, at the expense Of the
Railroads. 1t is agreed, however, that
] the tracks marked "A "B" and &C"
as described above, shall be made to
conform to the grade of the levee as
hereafter established by the City
Council, and such change of grade
shall be made promptly by the Rail
roads, at their own expense, upon ten
days notice from the City Council
Permission and authority is hereby
given for the construction of single
line OF track over that part of the
levee controlled by the City, said
track to extend from a point on the
westerly end of the Keokuk and Ham
liton bridge track to a point on the
northerly line of Main Street, ex.
tended, adjacent to the bridge track
), and the easterly track of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy double track. as
shown on the blueprint Exhibit "A"
The center line of this track at its
: intersection with the northerly line OF
Main Street, extended, shall be not
j TO exceed seven and one-half (7h)
2 feet outside of the right-of-way grant
: ed the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
! Railroad Company under this ordi
!, nance This track, when constructed
shall be open to the use OF all lines
4 entering the City of Keokuk and be
: constructed and maintained under
S such terms and conditions as may BIZ
: agreed upon by all lines interested
/. Provided, however, that it is expressly
n understood and agreed that no indus
}, try shall be located on this track, Of
s teaming done to or from 1t, and tina
e a rip rap wall shall be constructed anC
d maintained by the Railroads estab
e fishing this track, from the northerl,
line of Main Street extended, to tn,
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Railroad, and said railroads, includ.
ing future railroad tenants OF the
Bridge, shall enjoy equal rights with
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad. on and over that portion OF
tracks in question used in common for
entrance to the Union Depot tracks
from the Keokuk and Hamilton
Bridge
Section 8. General Provisions. The
grading. Improvements and reconstruc-
tons specified in this ordinance shall
be performed in good and workman
like manner and in accordance with
the provisions hereof All work con-
templated In this ordinance shall be
completed by the railroad company
on or before July list, 1913.
Section 8. Reversion. 1t is hereby
agreed by and between the City OF
Keokuk and the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad Company, the I'm
ion Depot Company, the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad Company,
that the rights granted in this ordi-
nance are the only rights held by
any Of said companies In Water
Street, between the north line OF Bank
Street and the south line OF Concert
Street, with the exception OF the
rights OF the Union Depot Company to
use all that part of said ground fol-
station purposes that lies northwest
erly Of the main track of said Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Com
pany and between Bank and johnson
Streets. The location of said new
main track OF the Chicago. Buriing
ton & Quincy Railroad Company
shall be as shown on the attached
blueprint.
4 1t is further agreed that in consid
GRAFTON of the granting of this ordi
nance. all Of the rights which have
heretofore been granted to any or al
Of said Companies. between the nortl
line Of Bank Street and the south linz
i Of Concert Street, are hereby released
to said City of Keokuk. Provided
that nothing In this Ordinance shall
In any way abridge or modify tn,
! right granted to the Des Moines Val
ley Railway Company to maintain ant
operate single railroad track acros,
and along the leyee In said City from
a point below Bank Street to q poin
on the leyee at or near the foot o
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bridge approach, along line parallel
to said track and at distance not to
exceed seven ca feet from the center
line of said track. This wall is to
take the place of the retaining wall
provided for in Section 4, In case this
track is constructed.
The blueprint hereto attached, num-
bered 1898, and identified by the sig
nature Of w. l.. Breckenridge, Is here
by made part of this ordinance.
The permission and authority here
by given is granted under the follow
ing terms and conditions:
Section 2. Location Of Tracks. The
tracks when complete, shall consist of
a double track, fourteen feet centers,
from the south line of Concert Street
to the north line CT Bank Street, with
cross-over between Blondeau and
Concert Streets; four Union Depot
tracks in addition to stub track at
each end of Union Depot; single
track from the bridge, connecting by
| switch with the western track OF the
double track OF the Chicago, Burling
Il ton & Quincy Railroad: also two
switch tracks for the benefit of the
American Rice & Cereal Company, az
| shown on blueprint; it being agreed
and understood that should the
American Rice & Cereal Company, its
successors or assigns, discontinue the
use OF these tracks, or either of them
for movement of its business In OF
outbound, said track or tracks shall
be taken up at the expense OF tht
Railroad Company. Further, NJ
freight is to be loaded from. or un
loaded into. wagons, or other vehicles
and no switching is to be done OF
these Cereal Company tracks, excep
for the American Rice &, Cereal Com
pany, its SUCCESSORS or assigns, or TO
the Keokuk Electric Company. it
!. successors or assigns, or for the move
: ment Of passenger train equipment t,
and from the said stub track at tn
east end of the Union Depot
The outside rail of the east doubl
track shall not exceed the followin
: distances from line extended throug
the eastern boundaries of Blocks 4
and 6, in the City of Keokuk, bein
the property line of Water Stree
from Concert Street to Johnson Stree
J at south line of Concert Street, Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-01

Main Street, connecting with the
Keokuk & Hamilton Bridge track, as
set forth in Ordinance No. 6, passed
on June 9, 1858. 1t is understood that
this track was embodied in the Union
Depot. or Union Yard tracks, and is
now maintained and operated as
part thereof.
Section 10. Regulations. No freight
cars shall be switched on any OF the
tracks on Water Street above johnson
Street, except such as are necessary
to receive or deliver car load freight
for the American Rice & Cereal Com.
pany or the Keokuk Electric Company,
their successors or assigns, on tracks
provided for that purpose.
Nothing In this Ordinance shall pro
hibit the movement of freight trains
across the tract herein specified, or
switching trains passing through, be
tween tracks located above Concert
Street and track located below Bank
! Street.
It shall be misdemeanor for any
train to block the crossings at BOD
deau, Main or Johnson Streets, Tor
more than FIVE consecutive minutes e1.
cept that the Johnson Street crossing
may be blocked by passenger trains
for not to exceed fifteen minutes, only
however, while loading. or unloading
passengers. baggage or express.
Section II. Acceptance. The en-.
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
/ Company, and Union Depot COMPANY
shall acknowledge acceptance OF the
/ terms and conditions OF this ordi'
nance within ninety days after tne
passage Of same.
This Ordinance shall take effect ten
days after such acceptance by the
Railroad Companies, and upon its pun.
lication in The Daily Gate City anu
Constitutions Democrat, such publica'
ton to be paid for by the said Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Conf
pany.
i PASSED and ADOPTED this gin
day OF March, A. D. 1912.
Roll Call:
4 Elder--Aye.
i Gray-Aye.
4 Schmidt-Aye.
4 J. F. ELDER,
4 Attest: Mayor
8. W. sANDBERG, city Clerk.