The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-13
The Carthage Gate City
Carthage, ILL.,, July Is, 1916

for corporate propositions and Habili.
/ ties Of the city for the present fiscal
year, the following appropriations
being made:
To the mayor and members Of the
city council as per diem. and also
as salaries for the city clerk. city
attorney, city marshal. city treasurer
and superintendent of streets, total
sum of $1,000.
! For maintaining the fire department.
and purchasing necessary supplies for
the same, $500.
/ For labor. lumber, nails, cement
and other material necessary In com.
pleting. repairing and renewing side
walks, 5000.
For labor and material in making
and repairing tho streets and alleys
| of the said city, and keeping the
same In proper condition, including
the building and maintenance Of Its
bridges, culverts and streets, the sum
! of $1,000.
For lighting the streets and alleys
of the city, $4,000.
For the settlement Of valid claims
against the city, not otherwise pro-
vided for, being for the settlement
and payment OF valid claims against
the said city for election expenses.
printing. stationery, the incidental
expenses OF the various officers, not
otherwise provided for, lin addition
to any unexpended balance on hand
at the commencement OF the fiscal
year) the sum Of $1.400.
For maintaining the public library
and purchasing books ana defraying
Incidental expenses In connection
Herewith, $500.
Eor v,ofrtofrir~ v,r,S,y,r "a ~. - ~.
said city, established and maintained
for the use and benefit OF the inhabi.
tants Of said city. tho SUN OF 1920.
For the payment Of the bonds OF
said city, maturing during the present
fiscal year, ON all bonds OF said city,
issued by tho said city under ordin.
ance of the city, the sum OF $500.
Ordinance No. 1874, being an ordin.
ance to regulate and prohibit the sell
ing, bartering, exchanging or giving
away of intoxicating liquors in the
city Of Carthage, county Of Hancock
and state of Illinois, was read, and
upon motion made by Alderman Pen
mock, seconded by Alderman Herring,
which was carried, the same was
passed and adopted as one Of the city
ordinances, which ordinance provides
that every person being guilty of
such offense. shall forfeit a fine to
said city of not less than $40 nor
more than 5000 for each and every
offense..
The clerk read the auditing com.
mittee's report Of claims, which were
approved, and the clerk directed to
issue orders on the city treasurer for
the amounts allowed tho respective
claimants.
Real Estate Transfers.
Chas. Rice, Exr., to John p. Byler,
deed $1,332.5O, PIT. SW. $40.
Edward e. Cassaday, ct al, to Ida
Cassidy. ct al, deed 81, L. Augusta.
Sarah o. Hanson to city of Hamil-
ton, deed $500, L. Hamilton.
State bank. Hamilton, to Sarah O.
Hanson. deed 81. Do.
Albert J. Moore to Nelson f. Glea
son. deed $1,450, L. Basco.
c. T. Daugherty to Martin Basket.
deed 81, l.. Hamilton
Frank H. Elder to w. H. Grindle.
deed 81; PIT. Sc. 1858.
Inez A. Evans to Merritt ]. Bray.
deed $500, L. Burnside.
Geo. q. Gardner to Joseph J. Gard.
ner, deed $500, PIT. SW. 1865.
w. e. Kemp to Samuel A. Baker,
deed 5000, L. Bowen.
William r. Tanner to Albert Shontss
deed $500, L. Stillwell.
w. q. Wright to ]. A. Wright, deed
81, L. Plymouth.
o. J. Talbot to w. E. Wright, deed
81, Do.
James NJ. Campbell to Robert
Kraft, deed SIS, L. LaHarpe.
Kate r. Owen to Charles A. Bolt,
deed 81, q. " SW. and Sc. NV. IA.
Bolt, deed $4,000. Und. x E. " SW.
and Sc. NV. 1889.