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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15
TRINITY AND
ST. PAUL LEAD
Methodists Knock Out Congregation
alists, and ST. Paul's Beat Bap-
tists-TWo for Pennant
HonorS.
Standing of Teams.

out of the race for the p~annant in the
game played with the Methodists in
the "Y' gym last evening. The
MetEodists took the game by the ver
mhelming score of 80 to IA. The
game was rot at all what was ex
pected, because the Congregationals
were required to play with a crippled
team.
ST. Paul's won heir game from the
Baptists which ties them for the pen
nant with the Methodists. both teams
having won seven and lost three. In
all probabilities the championship
game between these two teams will be
played next Friday evening.
Westminster has two games to play,
one with the Christians and one with
the Baptists, which completes the
schedule.
The summary of the two games:
Congregationalists 81 2 5 la
TRINITY ..-....-...... z IL Z S-32
Observation-Disclosures and Hulson;
Benner and Denison.
st. Paul's ............. 2 2 / 8 3-1t
Baptists ....-........ 0 1 0 3 q s
Batteries-Klann and Wolf; Hopp
and King.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS

of the two schools here late yester-
| day, it was feared that baseball was
! suffering from an overgrown sched-
ule, enlargement of the player limit,
financial depression and loss OF blood.
After the patient went under the
ether, it was determined that most OF
his ailments were imaginary, so the
| eminent docs permitted his schedule
to remain at 154 games and his play
ct limit at 25 for the American and
% for the National.
Then Docs Frazee, of Boston, and
McGillicuddy, of Philadelphia, per-
formed the first blood TRANSMISSION.
Gregg. Kopp and Thomas ex-
changed for Bush, Schang and
Strunk. Frazee exploded the finan-
cial depression myth by including
100000 with the first three named.
The patient rallied quickly, but for
fear of a relapse, Doc Quinn, Of st.
Louis, understudy of Doc Ball, trans
fused Shotten and Lavan for Gallia
and Sic, 900, Doc Griffith, of WASH
ington, assisting.
The whole staff got the fever and
there was talk of other transfusionS
|-$75, 900 by Doc Weeghman for Rod
ger Hornsby, Wambsgansz for Pratt:
S? by Weeghnlan for Herzog and
the borough of Manhattan and the
Bronx for Pratt and Sisler-but the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15
The Governors Forces Rushed Bans
Trenches at Every Point and
Captured the Whole
Works.
lisa M FOR SEASON
Governor Says Baseball Has become
an important Factor in the
Daily Life Of Many
Citizens.
by H. C. Hamilton, United Press

CBy H. C. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW York, Dec. 15.-Action OF
major league magnates in adhering to
the usual 154 game schedule, refus-
ing to cut the player limit and re-
naming with the old training SEIZED.
ule, is a distinct victory for Governor
John X. Tener and the National
league.
Governor Tener went over the top
today in releasing for publication
his annual report to the National
league.
ever, he announced the things he
had stood for in his message. Those
things were exactly what h big
league magnates agreed to do at their
joint conference.
They included a warning that base
ball is suffering only a temporary
backset, that the public interest in
baseball is inherent, a prediction that
the American public will not do It's
mourning in sackcloth and ashes,
counsel to move with caution in pre-
pairing for the next season and to go
easy in crying about financial string
encies.
National leaguers went into the
Chicago meeting backed by the
optimistic words of their president
and won American leaguers over TO
their side.
Where Ban Johnson had fought the
issue he lost. Reports indicate tho
American league ven will assent to
a revised system OF distributing the
worlds series prizes, so that more
than one club in each league will have
a cut.
"In the business in which you are
engaged you are not called u2on by
your government to provide any Of
the essentials" Tener said. you
have no transportation properties 10
be taken over, nor manufacturing
plants to be Communicated. Never
theless, I hold baseball, in common
with other clean and wholesome out
door sports, is such an important
factor in the daily life of a majority
of our citizens that it has become an
American institution indispensable TO
the well regulated routine of the
average individual and essential to
the ~recreative life of the nation.
"It Is my firm conviction he said,
that the interest is inherent, that it
will be made manifest at the proper
time, and that you should make pro-
vision to cater to 1t with very little
less detail, care and attention than
in former years.
"As straws indicating the current,
it might be stated here that amateur
sports are preparing for a renewal
of the activity that was suppressed
in 1917. Certainly these things are
far from discouraging omens."
Advising his club owners to retain
title to all ball players, he said.
GT comedian II would hn q ori yC.!s
mistake to limit by new legislation,
the player personnel before every
and all emergency and contingency
has been satisfied and provided for,
or at the very least, carefully weigh
ed and considered.
Our patrons are not interested in
your financial gains and losses, but
they are interested as sportsmen, in
our national game.
For, ester all, baseball to them
Is but a sport"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15
Bio Price for clematis IL.

UNITED Press. Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Twenty.
three thoroughbred horses were sold
at Durlan's riding academy here for
500, $50. They were the property OF
the late Oscar Lewisohn and the late
Schuyler Parsons. The top price was
$7,100, paid for Clematis II by John
w, Considine. well known Sportsman,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15

will be completed and preliminary
work done on the baseball calendar.
The schools were to be represent
ed as follows:
Chicago-Stagg, Page, White and
Hoffer.
Illinois-Huff and Zuppke.
Iowa-Kellogg and Jones.
Indiana-Siehm.
Michigan-Yost and Bartelme.
Observation-Disclosures and Brown.
Wisconsin-Jones.
Observation-Disclosures and Omer.
.Purdue-Cutts.
Ohio State-St- John and Wilce.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15

Rhe jitney still persists in Mii rar
apolis and is a speed law breakeI pc
excellence. In most cases the OWL
are irresponsible. shifty and speoa
ly clever in lodging the trafhc eop e.
One OF the regular jitney stunts -
speed up and scare people waiting i0'
street cars.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15
OLD MAN BASEBALL
RALLIED QUICKLY
The Doctors at the Chicago Confer,
enoe Gave the Patient the Right
Treatment to Pull Him
Through.
ROBUST AS EVER NOW
War Tax Scheme Adopted-Three
Cents Will be Taxed for Every
Seat In B%leachers and
More for Nabobs.
AS EVER NOW
tBy H. D. Jacobs. United Press Staff
Correspondent

Correspondent
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Old Man Base
ball, who went into the operating
room only a few hours ago-an anemtc
thing whose best prospect was chron,
ic Embellishments staggering about
the place today with a ten-foot chest
expansion and a heart action like a
steam turbine.
And the noted specialists OF the
National and American leagues new
er touched a. knife to him. All they
did was to give him a shot in the
arm with a couple of doses of player
deal serum; execute a little trans.
fusion of blood, and the patient ex-
hibited the most remarkable recovery
on record.
Before the consultation Of experts
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15
Prohibition Vote Monday.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The house
will go definitely On record on nation
al prohibition Monday.
Unanimous consent for q final vote
at five o'clock Monday was agreed to
today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15
THE BIG TENS
1918
This Will be Arranged Today by
Representatives of Schools
From States of the
Middle West.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Athletic rep
resentatives of the Big Ten will meet
at the Auditorium hotel late today TO
draw UP the western conference foot
ball schedule for 1918. Indoor. track,
swimming and gymnastic schedules
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15

Slocum, according to an annou sirst
ment here today. Fisher Is Tue
of the Yankees to enlist. ait tbe
Pitcher Smallwood was called
first draft.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-15

Atlanta Constitution: PLANT corn"
is now the slogan, but it is no longer
reckoned at so many gallons to the
acre.
Evening star., 1917-02-18
This Apiece Fumed Oak Duofold Dau


upho lteredn n mrat Spani
anden sOzk7.
of Tempered steel spring =
credit the special sale
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07
sc q UT!%
> AM E II ICA
* x
Council
: Devoted to tie Interest,
az Scouting ia
he0kuh a.
Vicinity

Every boy scout must ac,r,..
thorough knowledge Of how IN 80
first aid TO the injured, and h..
comport himself In time n, -o"
ency. he is taught how n Ssi[s
fires and to cook out OF doors. MY
to use knife and Ratchet; how !,
WELD an axe, row a boat and s1,u .
He learns TO walk long distances ~.
to enjoy It; to read the signs q, s ,sa
weather; to recognize the yoinas -. :.
birds and TO tell the Names w VI
qualities Of the principal shrubs s aua
flowers and trees. He Is tanyb. W" Wv
history OF the national flag ana =.
structed In the proper res,ec, a., ~
reverence due IL He learns n d..%
and read maps OF the country thror,.
which he travels: to observe N =
terpret, to reflect If the boy scoy
does not grow into a good and nss.S
member OF society, IT Is not the tsu,
OF the order. And the ev,denc.
shows that IN the main. he does.
President Calls Scouts,
What wonder, then, that the ma.
dent OF the United States should ~.
fdenuy can on the boy soon,, !,
America Ia time OF need? The rrs,,
problem Of feeding Europe has bs,n
presented to America tor solution
within the past few months, and II.
boys have done their share In trv,,s
TO meet IL squarely. With more than
twelve thousand scout troops in ths
United States, the reports show th,.
an average OF an acre Is under cul.
dvatton b. each.
A farm OF twelve thousaud aer..
yielding . valuable crop which otis.
erwtse would neither have been
planted nor harvested!
In the nAtiooaj capital q th-es I'M,
dred acre section OF Potomac 2srk /,
Under cultivation by the scouts
while IN many places al oys- our
country the boys have volunteered 70,
farm work as q patriotic service dur
ing their vacation.
And tbs boys-rhey are hs.nr "A
warded by nature in glowing cheeks
hearty appetirss. and tha. unyr,chas.
able consciousness which Is ever the
accompaniment OF duty well and
faithfully performed
When q task has been 2u. square.
IL before them they have measured
up TO It With the ringing slogan
Every Scout to SaTe a Solder" did
they not carry the application for
Liberty loan bonds into nearly ten
million homes and sell seventeen
million dollars worth Q. bonds!
In al their work they hsrs proven
en- essential part Of tie nations
for both var and peace.
There are eS5, 600 eoour
There ought to be four Or I'M
million,
Is your boy boy sccr.t
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07
Aggregation Causing Agitation
In the American
League.
STRUGGLE FOR THIRD
Cleveland Only Seven Games Behind
tire Red Sex and May Lessen
Distance In Next Fess
Contests
10y z c. EANILToS1


C-rstsi Press Sta. respondent
NEW YORK. Aug. The brilliant
~sc=cry q the Cssve.sa6s-s over the
ge1 Sox following an equally bril-
Eg-t performance last week IS cA-s-
f-s xS3caIaa today n tbs Younger
ESyo- league circuit
lie roATs sterling pitching sts--
rsc-asyss-sN5 With winning gleA tesE
ss-~ -ss--t-s.5 - take TIE 6-ss Q. sly
w-seS5-s crew, slwSys sSs ESt-st
ssssps -,aa-. hut right -c~ = So
-ueS--s hat goNt = sa4-g 70 sa-- l.o
sAs s-r-os-- cvs- tie frs place II
~ g-zsr51sz 1sS-s~ unless so-ec-s
.s-- seesz--ssr rSAsss Ez-<koEi F-7es
n ~ znszs-< s-1S
re t-szszs s-5 -@gs-s sc sccSs1
y ~ -A-esss q 3 s--Cs2s -c- ce2-l
rsscs- ss~s- games e.TA@-3 EAs 2e5
SIX eE- ScLl-w-E s -sS 8. L.
yx-Saas Z Nav ycr&- 1Asr -s---- II
rysrssx-,s T. -ESs q r. WIRE Sex
Considerable r. ssa-25 ~ II lis
ss-1ss 81. S-sscn-s--s S1-T ss-Sz. -
= ,-s----ss.s E-s &C Eas5G r.
FaasTs ry-2s rsecss-x. zss-zz5scsz-1ss--sy
ExAev ST C-TsassEss Asrs hes-
ra---g tAs s--5s- AsT-s VIC
s-s-v cTs- Ia cax--Ss-s s2scsss s.-
k-s class wzgA otss- Stars s-3
.,ssA -o.s TOO vel Ter tie chances
II TIE White Sex j. tie NEs-1--E
-.sss re added -sGcsZg r-cs CO
IRIS Spaass-, Raw CssVZAl. Wa
hsza- Roth s-6 others -sses
The cleveland Ers Up Al x~es7---
Gg array.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07

To Renew Scout Activities.
With the boy scout camp Just
ahead, interest in scout activities Ia
being revived here. Just after the
close OF the camp scout officials viii
arrange their programs for the fall
and winter work and everything pos
sible viii be done to recruit each o!
the eight new troops formed here
during the scout campaign to full
strength and to arrange an interest
ing program of work
In anticipation of the renewal OF
scout activities, scout officials have
issued the following Statement, to
parents OF the city:
10 Your Boy q Boy Scout
Il your boy boy SCOUT
Not any organization Of which We
know 80 thoroughly prepares a boy
TO assume the duties and responsible
tiles Of manhood as the boy scouts.
When boy first joins the order,
he must promise, upon bis honor. 10
do his best
Think what that means to the av-
erase youngster. boy Or girl. always
TO have in mind-nerer, by the other
members OF the order, to be allowed
TO torges-his promise to do his
best Think Of the sIovsnly and care
less ways-so natural TO boyB-thAt
the boy scout must discard!
To do Ids best; to do his duty to
God. bis country and the scout law;
to help others 4: eli times. cheerfuliy
and willingly; to keep himself phys
icsIly strong; mentally awake and
alert and morally purei Isn't that
an ideal for princes!
So the noble Sir GAlahad- Had he
but Known It, he was a boy scout as
well as q knight OF the Table Round.
And 10 such the Holy Grail, the great
spiritual prizes of Life, are never q
hopeless guest, do they but keep their
hearts and minds and bodies pure
Twelve Principles.
These are the twelve principles
every boy pledges allegiance TO when
he becomes a bog scout: T-ustwoErh-
mess, loyalty. heltulness. trienduness.
courtesy, kindness, obedience, cheer
thrift, bravery, cleanliness,
reverence.
Find me any man who would not
be the better for taking the boy
scou; oath
But this is not all Boy scouts
must not only promise to i've up to
these high ideals las FAR as they
humanity canl: they are taught By
able Instructors how TO live mp to
them
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07

required by law, and Of the objec-
tons TO the assessments shown there
IN, fled by Jennie L Brooks, and
after full consideration, appraisenent,
and sPporionment Of the special
benefits conferred UPON the property
shown IN such schedule and Plat by
the said Improvement, this council
finds that the said property "a spec
tally benefited by said improvement
IN The amounts shown On said SEIZED
ule, and TIA; the said amounts are In
proportion to the special benefits
conferred upon The property by said
Improvement, and are not In excess Of
such benefits, and are no; II excess
Of e per cent OF the setuai value OF
tie lots o. parts OF lots and parcels
Of ground shown In said schedule;
and that the said objections a-e
without merit
Therefore. Be Il further resolved.
That the said schedule H assess
usaiz and the accompanying pIst be.
and the same are hereby, approved,
and TIA. there be and Is hereby a.
against and uooa each OF the lots,
parts Of lots and parcels OF land de-
sCbed n said schedule, and the
owner O. owners thereof liable 10 as
sess-elt Cor the cost o. the same
the respective s@ expressed n fig
u-es SCI opposite 20 each o. the sane
on account o. the COS. o. the OCT
ss-Ocsjoa q the said Improvement,
and sad assessments against said
lots and parcels OF Land are hereby
declared 20 be Il Proportion TO the
s2@c-L osoe<-s conferred upon the
said property by such improvement.
and Tot N excess thereof and 10. n
excess O. IS Per eeat Of the actual
value thereof
Adopted July -. 1917, BY -. fol-
loving Eo.s:
Ar--ottoc. Elpe--- Hickey.
Ayes. 3; noes Q.
Approved aid signed:
Ed. s LOTION.
AsFo- o. the City O. Escmk-
Attest
o. W SADEEG, CRY CEk
Il vas Ordered thst rsso,-io- No.
~ remain @ SIe n The once o.
he City C=k Fox 8 psaod O. c-s
-ssE to- p0olsc Inspection IS -
CURED hy A~, and sane szzu be
co1kz5@=3 .o-s asl passage q Avg
us- ls-- 1917.
E@-ot-c-- EIps- Hickey.
Cd s. LOTION,
AE Mayer. |
O. y. sASDSE2G. CITY G-E
Ths-s being 70 t1zh- business.
Cc-2cl -2o zorsoc- sS.o--d
I'd 8 LOTION,
Mayor. 1
o. W sAsosZG. City Ge-k
Eiy ., 1917. n
1o1-c1l net + -eg-iz- session WITH i
a. ls----s present Mayer Loeroa
2-ss1-.g If1-tss o. meetings o.
July ss-l s1t 2E.L- 1877. ra-. rad
and approved ners bang 10 trr-i
her business, co--csI rron notion
adjourned
Ed. s LOTION.
= Mayer
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One hic was plenty FOR the Indians
to down the Red Sex. : TO Q,
One run dropped the CHAMPION
Dodgers SIS the Cardinals BANKED
them.
Two triples and s single shot OF
George Mogrise's hat drove in Van
See runs for his own pitching aver
age
Rain saved ths Reds.
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limited Press Leased Wire Service J
SAE FRANCISCO. aug -
Charges O. professionalism VII d
led against Norman Ross, holder o.
v7o-tSs swimming resorts, when he
F&S-Esc AA-s-Ic association -eE+s--z-
TzG1 S-21i1ces meets here -o-o--cE
Ross -tZc-iss As cAs-gs I: IS IT
Gs-StooS hose behind The sc--Ss-
tons wSa- Ross s-sQs-tsd Pending
ST izvsSEsSEzo1
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he cs.on.n etas.

Ea-pey's: A vel know "A
tia south some time ago !cst L
wife A clergyman Who As5
the first wife returned c-v- ne vi
and wished 10 see her grave ae =.
ed at the church s16 saw ne ~.
Can you tel ne ~ss-s
ops wife is crris.ts@ hs ASKED. ,..t
We'll, SIR said the SsIEo1, ! -
know for sho'. ner he Ecxty
'e1 AZ MiIIe5geviIle-
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Aye-Lot-oe. HFr~I- E.czsy
= s LOTION
.-.... NsyG'
Q. y. SANCREG. CITY Cls-1
There being 10 sT55- Il
Council took. q racess Until !-n -
1917. O. II
$780,. Msyos
o. ". aANDSEG. City Cs-S
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07

Plans So- Re construction q :
tunnel under cAa AgSN cAS--s.
and linking u - It's east a23 res.
COST o. Scotland ~ ship cz-z-
have been engaging Csa-S5sEs;s--zeesss 81
tenJsoa Lately More -sc2c-y -
proposal TO ho-s s tunnel HsosS-s c1s
Irish Sea hiss been -sv5Fe5
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07

National League
S. Louis, !: Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia s; Chicago. 2
New yc-kIGsrctlns5 game called
st sri q first inning on account o.
rain
Boston Pittsburgh game postponed
rr sooUnt q rain
American League.
Washington. :: St Louis, Q IL
tnninEsl-
Philadelphia s; Chicago, I'll il
1tnssl.
Cleveland. ?; Boston. G.
New York. s; Detroit, s.
TooAS's scHEouLE.
National League.
Boston ST Pittsburgh
Open 6ate for other teams
American League.
s. I.o-ts So WsSlil gto1.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit 81 New York
Cleveland ST Boston.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07

July 80. 1911, q n.
Council me. IN regular session viii
all members present, Mayor Lotto.
presiding. Minutes OF meeting o.
July 26th. 1917, were read and a.
proved.
Resolution No. ~,
Be 1t resolved By the City Co1nd
OF the City OF KaoEk:
That the following pay rolls nd
bflts be, and they are hereby splror
ed and ordered paid:
WerTani No. Ss44, County
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tsM, Police .-. w
Warrant No. 5sSS. Jas T-lly,
balance due tree surgery,
Rand park PARK -..-.. low
Roll call:
AyeLot.ol. Efp-, Hickey.
Ed. S. LOTION,
Attest. Mayo,
o. ". SANDBEDG, C.,y Clerk
Resolution Nc. ~ :,
Be II resolved. BY the City CoancH
o. the City Of EeoEk:
Tia. the Mayor and City CsfA =
and they are hereby Authorized 70 :
sue $500 n tine -E-a-.S NO H.
sss5 20 5s7i. icclEs4Te, pa!sSY.
October 70. 1917, With Interest 81 y.
rate q. five os- ce1t t-o- Gsts, ha
sane being sold a. pa 20 tie sas
Central Savings hank - q July ~
1917. 10 secure funds to- -soeSsa
current expenses TO be G-st-!9Zeso =
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07
OFFICIAL COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

There being no further business.
Council upon motion, adjourned.
ED. S. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
%. W. SANDBERG, CITY Clerk
July IS, 1917. g. M
Council met in regular session with
all members present, Mayor Lotion
presiding. Minutes OF meeting OF
July 10th, 1917, we're read and ap-
proved
Resolution No. $37.
Be It resolved, BY the City Council
OF the City Of Keokuk:
That the following hin be and It
is hereby approved and ordered paid:
Warrant No. 56S5. C. 81. Hen
uemann. In re state vs. Jack
son, expenses TO Livingston,
Mont ..-.... ........... Sis. So
State VS. Schweits. expenses
10 Knoxville, lows ........ 1850
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64cS- w
Roll caIl:
Aye-Los,oa, Esl9ert. Hickey.
ED. S. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
o. ". SANDBERG, City Clerk.
There being no further business,
Council upon motion, adjourned
ED. S. LOTION.
Attest Mayor.
o. ". SANDBERG, City Clerk.
July IS, 1917, g. M
Council met in regular session with
all members present. Mayor Lotion
presiding. Minutes OF meeting Of
July is. 1917, were resd and approved.
Resolution No. &ss.
Be II resolved, BY the City Council
Of ghs City OF Keokuk:
That the following pay rolls be, and
they are hereby approved and order
ed paid:
Warrant No. ssss, Park .....s IS so
No. 5ss7, Improve
nent s7.ss
Warrant No. 5sss. Sewer -. 1913
Warrant No. $3.50, County
Road i.ss
Warrant No $40, General :. sfs
Warrant No. ss41, Sidewalk :. 1910
Warrant No. s64e, Street -. eoi n
Warrant No 5S43, Fire $3.50. 100
Roll call: