The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01

| buSily engaged extending the take:
for the current year, have completed
the books, and the same are bein.
turned over to the collectors of the
different townships as fast as callet
| for. The collectors bonds have
been mailed during the past week
and everything Is now in READINGS;
for the collection of taxes.
| The collectors of the several town
| ships are:
! Augusta township--Polk Thornton
Augusta.
ST. Marys township-Roy Mackey
of Plymouth.
Hancock township-Clem Duffy, o
Carthage.
Fountain Green township-Franl
Hobart, of Webster
AppaNoose township-Fred Boyle
Niota
Rocky Run township-Myrtle D
Whitney, Suffer.
| Wilcox township-Louis Cole, War
saw.
Warsaw township-Louis Richard
son, Warsaw.
| Nauvoo township-Theo Cross
Nauvoo.
Walker township. H. Hanerhoff
/ Suffer-
Wythe township-George Koehler
Basco.
Montebello township-Flora Loring
Hamilton.
Sonora township-William E. Ham
ma, Nauvoo.
Prairie township-C. A Miller
Elvaston.
Rock Greek township-Frank Barn
ard, Adrian.
Dallas township. G. Moline, Dial
las City.
Pontoosuc township-Clay Wild
rick, Pontoosuc.
Pilot Grove township. B. George
Burnside.
Durham township-Leo Worden
LaHarpe.
ST. Adams township-Ralph Hinkle,
West Point.
Bear Creek township-Cecil Wetzel
Basco.
LaHarpe township-Harry Warner
LaHarpe.
Chill township-Alpha Junk, Bow
en-.
Harmony township-Charles Hud-
dleston, Denver.
Carthage township =. Charles F.
Long, Carthage.
iC lASolhC LlciA 10 INV IL
Hancock county, and all should re-
member the date he will arrive at
their town, SO as to be prepared 10
meet him and learn the particulars
in regard to the same. He will be
in Carthage February "a Plymouth,
February II: Augusta, February IL;
Bowen, February 5; and Ferris Feb
ruary /.
Probate Court News-Hancock Co.
In the matter of the estate of Rob
ert DeHaven, deceased.
Petition Of Thomas DeHaven for
letters to issue on said estate filed,
shows that death occurred December
81, 1917, in Hancock county, deced-
ent leaving no will, but left real and
personal estate consisting chiefly of
notes, cash in bank and small
amount of household furniture, all
of said personally estimated at 5000,
that he left surviving no widow, and
the following his heirs: Thomas De-
Haven, his son, and Guy r., Franklin,
Arthur and Harry DeHaven. children
Of William DeHaven, a deceased son,
and Edna Kraft, a daughter of Daisy
DeHaven, deceased daughter of
William DeHaven, his only heirs.
Letters issued to Thomas De.
Haven, who files his bond with VIM.
M Gordon and Charles R. Martin as
sureties, in the sum of $500, which is
approved.
In re the conservatorship Of
Charles r. Doolittle, deceased
Inventory filed by S. Douglas
Weiser, conservator, shows Total
amount of cash received from sale Of
lands, $S,436.51. Report of said con
servator filed shows that he has in
his hands the sum of $4,000, and he
asks the authority of the court, to
purchase a mortgage secured by real
estate with said amount Order or
court filed directing the purchase Of
a mortgage.
An inventory of the estate of VIII
liam F. Snyder, deceased, was filed
by Lizzie F. Sellers, executrix of said
estate, showing cash on hand, S167;
notes and accounts aggregating ap.
$500.
Report of the account of Oscar