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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08
What the Lee County Beard Did ut
the Last Session Which war
Held at the County
Court HOUSE
THE BILLS ALLOWED
Proneeatnps Of Body are Herewith
Given as They Appear on the
Records. for Benefit
of Citizens.

On motion, The following claims
were rejected, Supervisor Maxwell
voting aye, Supervisor KamInsrer
voting aye and Supervisor Cr1fk-
shank voting aye. to-wat-
J. Z. Philip, s sheep and
lambs killed. and sheep in
jurec -. Slab-pe
Albert Harnagel. / sheep kill
ed and . injured .------- $500
l. C. Bell, / sheep and j lamb
killed -.-.-.--.-----s--- ~. 90
On motion. the following appoint
1nents we're approved and ordered
fled:
Mrs. Viola Belle Gardner, deputy
county auditor, Fl Madison-
d Il Aanabls. special deputy audi
tor, Keoizuk.
KeoEHh
o. r. Johnston chief deputy clerk
district court Fort Madison
MiIls J. Young second deputy. Keo-
kuk.
Mrs. o. r Johnston. third deputy.
Fort Madison
J. 3. watkins, chief deputy sheriff
Fort Madison
W. s. Montgomery. second deputy,
Rsokuk
James Lowe, third deputy. Fort
Madison
On motion. the following bonds
were approved and ordered fled, to
wit:
r A Gardner. county auditor.
Mrs. V. z. Gardner, deputy county
auditor
Daniel H Anrable. special deputy
auditor.
Il q Skyles, county treasurer.
William Reimbold. deputy treas
u-e-.
Albert VoIlers, county clerk
o p Johnston. first deputy clerk.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnston third deputy
clerk
r c. Chambers. county recorder.
Ed @ Vaughan. deputy recorder.
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chiraqp Live stock.

gru,ar, AGO I'm Hors-F.e-
e..,a-- - t,nn a,aaa Ma,,zr4 bir.hsr
oetptk' s1goe neaa. Maras. n ssnT5
gu a.,,,, ~ 49, Ii,,,-
=, $500 : -. 80 -, orr, ~ m.
-, s,,s s1e'nn5, Is On
o 1ls, sI Paawi,,t ~ geooa nsaa Mar
!. 80, ,,is.,,e, paaras 60 ~
~ l11o -. ~ s.o,.S ssnsp
y - 1 a -. ,,,,ars "a .,,+4a r, - 25m
. az ,ea.-.s,.s MI fsadars - 7E01
% 80 n cars ss noeS1d *. ca1yes
- ,ance,T x, =
r,,s,.s,,.g, s,o..,r,u .asnna hsaf Mar-
- 800 -. M Or Sie;as.r Woe,
a NJ sIS 5 I,l awas En- ,oedD
Inps ' =
G. IN. ;u. S+nck
. Escr on 4 TyT-Ts M ian r
.r,.+-Ia rscs;,,1s : st,e. marker steady.
Nya-fy,., ,,aaf sts,..rs 81 5D011g 80. year-
- - 80 - ha,ssrs "a 5o0.1S 5,.
,,,,g,s rT.5na5,1p 5n r,to,sbe,r and faes-
s,.s . e. saS51o M, --a1vsa x7Tb@
~ s... -. ,..s,.,-s s1S pp6g1r n.
$50 $3.50 - a,a,+.-s - 5ne1as 5e
H. ,s,.,;y.+s 5s .rno- market IN.
bsr,ssr Mtye,d ar,d ,,,1tchers CIR .50Qp
10 = m. 800 10 haary s17 gsGDre 90:
- u1 an, ~ aa'. s,sh, sss sas.s5A
~ p5. ,,,Sr-r e1p uD61g17 o.. b,lIk SIT 30
n.5-os
y 80 .,,,+s = snn. p.+ 7cwer
sac.rn no. as,,,l.s s1s speS
-. /, ! - e. enDu $500 O va .t,@.-rnsrr sann@
: a no ''-i'n '-A 1''ss
s.i.st's rs 1y ~
- - - ,n-4-- 20 .nna a,aS MAJ
-. -. 49,. rSarr spnn
30, ~. - - - 1870 e nor
- ~. .,,d saa5srs x safa.
M, -. :, nns,4s m
ILL., 20 an.,-,4s on fr1t, had Msr-
- r,,-1,- 1-anar- an.
- -. anr77-en s,,t,,-., = saT Z,
lNs--' " s.sp4 So ssa,z-l 4n
s r,,,as --Sacs5-,+s 6 f,o,, beas Mar
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Mesrner Forecast.


IL S, Department Of Agriculture
Weather Durszh.I
For Keoizrtk and vicinity. Fair To-
night and Thursday warmer tonight
For Iowa: Fair tonight and Thur
Gay: warmer IN east and south ppr-
tinns tonight; somewhat colder
Tnursday III nurrhw est and north
central portions
For Missouri Fair and warmer 10
night and Thursday
For Illinois, Fair and warmer To-
night and Thursday
Asszber Conditions.
The weather is fair IN the north
e-n districts this morning, with q
decided cool wave east OF the Mis-
sour rivgr, and the temperature ris-
ing decidedly west
Ram mas fallen In the soulh. from
Texas 70 the Ohio VALLEY and was
heavy al Galveston.
Local observations.
Jan Bar. Their. Wind w'th'r
: D. m-3aSs z w Clear
8 q n-3p.2s Sw Clear
River stage. 1.s foot
Change IN * hours. tan .
Mean temperature 7th, p
Highest. 50.
Lowest. 10
Lowest last 1iEnt. 2
FRED z GosEwISCH
Observer
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BLEAK AND GLOOMY
DAY FOR FUNERAL
[ C'ontinued fruzn mage I

u.se side. General March, cfrisf ot Stall.
md .s2-Presilent TAFT came late END
asad much trouble in getting INTO Inc
church, owing TO the crowd which
9ara1ned the entrances
As the cottage came down the ruan
toward the chapel, the crowd uncoTs--
ed and stood rsvereutiF. 4 little knoll
opposite the gate WIS black with PEI
Pile They clustered e-r-tr The doors.
Mounted police surrounded the
hearse. This escort swung INTO line
opposite the church when me process
ion halted, then brought their ta1pns
10 attention as the casfzsI was carried
IN.
The coffin was wrapped in q Z. 8.
Rag The flag Of the First Volunteer
u. s. cavalry, the Rough RidsrE, was
also draped upon II. On top us Ehe
cafin was small wreath.
Just as the body was borne il. rhs
sun came out for the ftrsr Time 30
day, gIinting on rms snow winch
covered everything.
There was & solemn silence n-oiseu
only by the shutting Of the pnts--
takers professional paiIDes-e-s. TINS
most tense moment seemed 10 D.
when the mortal remains % Csuiunel
Roosevelt were CARRIED slowly NJ 1ie
aisle. while Dr.. Talmage imprsssirsslE
uttered the first sentences % chs
Episcopal funeral ritual
The service IN tina church lasted
snst eighteen minutes. Many IN .ns
crowd were weeping when tins cofir
was brought oft among those VIM
stood ia the road ware many old msr
who had known Ghs former president
for years.
They seemed deeply arectsll. Iessr.
ing heavily on walking STICKS Gnsi.
white heads bowed IN grief
The highway from Christ cnu-ci
to the cemetery was lined Win ANN
mobiles. old fashioned csgurt-,
wagons and by people VINO RAD com,
from New York and from the small
towns Of Long Island. Is ms cu-TaE,
started for the graveyard ms cf,urzi
bell toiled, and the moaning " fuy
horn OF Long Island Sound aided /
melancholy note.
The crowd became denser nea-ss
10 the cemetery. Al puin.s OF var
tage from which view % -Fle grzs-
could be obtained we're tferunget
When the hearse reached .he Gems
terry The only floral tribute q "a
grave was d single orchid v-f,ic
some passer-by had thrust into 4,
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Grain Review.


limited Press Leased Wire Service. i
CHICAGO Jan. S.-The half hnli-
day ON account of the funeral OF
Colonel Roosevelt and expectancy of
news of the new hog price for Feb
ruary made b duh DAY ON the Chi
cago board of trade today. Prices at
the outset were strong in grain
futures. but later developed a hover
trend.
Provisions were steady to slightly
off
January corn up is Rt the opening,
149, was OF rs. February corn up i
at the opening. 145sts, lost Is. March
corn UP at l42aa@. The opening, gain
90 Vi MRy corn, up III at the open
ing l42. was on rs July corn 1ass
higher AT the opening, l415a, lost "a.
january oatE up Fl at the opening,
T11n, was unchanged at The close.
February oats up y at the opening.
7231a, lost Is March oats u higher
at the opening. 73. was ii lower. May
oars opening up II, HI Ts1a. lost rs.
DAILY RANCE OF PRICES.
CHICAGO. Jan g.
r
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Late Market Quotations

s20o@2l0.
Live poultry Fowls, 2bn3d
ducks, 3tsc.; geese, PC; spring chi
ems, 251acs turkeys, Roc.
New York Rrpduce.
NEW York., Jan. B.-Tour, ID
heavy.
! Pork, dull Mess, Sbo.0e@51.eo
Lard, firm. Middle west spot, SD
i@24.1n
Sugar raw. steady Centrifugal d
SIPS
Refined. steady. Ont loaf, $10.]
crushed, S1D.2D; powdered, SD
grauulated, S9.1g.
TRllow. heavy. City. 125ac; speed
13c.
Hay. steady. No. 4, 81. 4E@a .55: \
ID, s1.15@1.25e clover, 81 .15@l. 40.
| Dressed poultry. dull. Turkeys,
! a45c; chickens. 31l52c,;; fowls, y
34c; ducks, SO a 4ec.
! Live poultry, steady. Geese, n
Csc. ducks, 22QS7c; fowls, 35@41
roosters, 23c, chickens, 28MS2c
! Cheese. quiet. State milk comm
TO special. 3B@3T alsc; Skins comn|
10 specials, 12@27c
! Butter, weaker; receipts. 12,G(
! Creamery extras, 6S12 @69c;; da(
Imbs, b3@6Bc; imitation crsam(
firBts. 47Q48c.
| Eggs, weak; receipts, S.61S. NJ
ny white fancy, 7s@g2c. nearby y
ed fancy, 650ssSc; fresh. S4@6Sc.
Daily Stock LETTER.
III United Press Leased Wire SsrFiu|
NEW YORK, jan g-The "
York Evening suns financial reYiI
to-day says:
| 1T was NOT to he expected that u
ing in today's session of the 81
market, cut in half Out ID respect
the memory OF Colonel Roassv(
would be other than duh and parfr
tory. Developments over might VI
not many nor OF impeIling force q
/ prof essional traders had the mar
IaIl To themselves and even then Il
Ibid not venture to TAKE q definite n
rion. The tone underlying prices
firm
4
session. The marines were progr
sirly weak. the prefsrred droF7
/ below l8B.
| Stock Market Notes.
iTIJnited Press Leased Wire Serviu1
| NEW YORK. Jan S.-lrregn
lrrices changes took place I'll the sta
| market opening today. M0EsmH
| were narrow
IL. s. Steel Opened At ssSs, up
Marine preferred. 11ga3- on u Cen
I al Motors. 1905. UP rs. Anannaa
ggss. off n. Crucfble Steel, 4slss
1 rs
! The market closed strong
1 strength developed fast IN
ilclosing hour u S. Steel res1ste
an advance of ss, closing at -
| Marine preferred lost re a. lvs
Hide and LeH1her preferred - y
<
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John C. Scott, sheriff.
j. B. watkins, first deputy sheriff
W S. Montgomery, second deputy
sheriff
w A Grtf1th. county engineer
On monon' Inc Ioiio~-ns oiii-lAi
bonds OF township ofncers were ap-
proved and ordered MEG
Justices OF the psace-
Edward T. hG~Kss. Jhcksen to~h-
ship, 1nslde, CITY OF heefkuR-
Joseph y. Hays, Maolss,n loWnsn1ll-
Joseph S Buckier- Macison Iowh-
ship
Robert Anthony, Van bu1en lowh-
ship
Consta hles--
c. H Perry. Madison township.
James Moore. Moutrose township
Adrain D. Sherrick. Van Huren
township.
Township clerks
August Fey, Franklin township.
Wills Robertson, Harrison town
ship.
George N-ellrnan. Marion township
J. c. Foggy, Pleasant Ridge town
ship
Alex Foggy. Washington township.
Assessors:-
J. A McChord. Cedar township
August Fey. Franklin township.
James II. Slaughter, Harrison town
ship.
On motion, The quarterly reports OF
me following county officers were
approved and ordered filed:
q r Hun, county auditor
q. r. Johnston. clerk of the dis
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

F'evsrish Headaches and Body
Pains caused from q cold ars soon
relieved by taking LAXATIVE
PROMO QTININE Tablets. There's
Only one Promo Quiuins' 4. w
GROVES signature ON the bux. Boo.
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Tns 8-neTolsut Union hs1d its
POS .TsOned ulsstirE ttEis morning 81
- oeloesE a. the home o. Mr.. Charles
s Pond
Committees fvr tbs annual canvas
fpr fiz1ds ware appointed and include
SrS Eugene g. Bake. Mrs J. :. Chap
urar Nh. j 3 We'll Mrs. c =. Nc
TarEsud and MrE. Charles Z. Pond
.HsJ1seEllT reports wsre made 5y the Of
fssssrs and committee chai-ner and
ALSO -sDo--s % The Christmas and
sseV Te@-as ce5st,-a-ien planned for
ri4szlse-E of 1hs household OF The
.snevo3sst Union bone speSal Dip
-nerE Eere arranged for both Christ
mas and Ns-w Years, through the gen
e-gsF-r % friends Of the institution
.1sff.s were sent 20 Ths members Of the
issyssse individually ~ Mrs D. A. Col
LIE Mr. Charles s Pond snd Mrs
y. e. s5zu1u Fruit and other deli
ssssses were ssnt Dr. Mrs c r Nc
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

Chicago Cash Grain
CHICAGO, Jan. s-iGoru-sNo 4
yHlluw. sI47: No. 5 yellow. sl.43..
No. 5 white, s14s11 No white,
81. aBN1 Al; No q mixed, 81 20; No.
Is mixed. s1.42@l. a.
OatE-No. white. TIC; No.
white. 7Ra4ga 701lsr11 standard, 73aac-
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, jim 8Money on
call, 5 per cent; SIX months, SIG per
cent
Mercantile aaper. 5as per cent
Bar silver, New York. S181 IL
Demand sterling, sa.75.sn.
Proria Grain
PEORIA, H.. Jan Rs--.Gorn-Mar-
kei unchanged No. 4 white, 81 4s5a2
No. 8 whine, s14414; No. white,
sa-42.. M. 3 yellow, S14Ss No, 4 vel
low. s1.484s al. AZ. No. 5 yellow.
81 49, a .451@.; No. yellow. s1.43;;
No mixed. $1.46@ l.sTs No. 5 mix
ed sl44n 49, No 6 mixed,
81 4211 O. ]. 49,
Oats--No trading.
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Farland Mrs. Cu1iingwpod Tucker,
Mrs. a. w kellogg, Mrs. Eugene Max
well, MrE. Henry a Gray and by me
Ladies' of Charity. Many others con
tribu1ed generously 10 the dinner ON
Christmas day.
Class Elects Officers.
The Sunday school class taught ipy
Mrs George Merriam at its annual
business meeting yesterday afternoon
elected the following officers Mrs.
Edna i6iafs1afsun. president; Miss lhez
Witt vice president: Miss Latitia
,Geiger. secrsfary;; Miss Leuna
FpuIkes, treasurer.
w w. c. OFFICERS for 1919.
The World Wide Guild at its meet
ing Yesterday elected the following OF
fioers for 1879: Mrs Ruth Stuher
bean, president; Mrs. Bernard Mer-
riam, vice president; Mrs Ruth Petry
secretar.y and. Mrs, Deima Moore,
treasurer
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Until further notice, piease tels'
phone the society editor No. ga. rhe
office Of The Gate City. instead Of st
the Did number md address.
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Piles Cured In s TO IL Days

Druggists refund money If PAzO
CONTINENT fails 10 cure Itching,
blind, bleeding or Frotruding Piles.
Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals.
y,ou can get restful sleep after the
first application. Price Soc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

mound of new, yellow earth cast VI
beside Colonel Rposeveltis last rest
ing place.
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s. paulls soeIe-y -onor-os

T'ns Latter society Of ST Pzu7's
hloaugesicsl church viii mest Toroor-
-uy afternoon a. 81. [au1'F hall The
meeting WEE postponed from last
veak because o. [hs death Of q mem
fse-
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M. w. q. officsrs fpr 1prn.
IDEAS OF LEADERS
ARE EXCHANGED
tCsonrinnetl ron. paa-e ID

tine exception OF voting. pending IN
uuiries INTO their character and other
qualifications.
All the assuciated delegations are
carefully studying the labor repre-
sentGriuns 10 tine conferences. This
faeling is growing that some inter
national labor Legislation VIII be
enacted at the peace congress. in
,dfndtng, probably. a universal eight
hour day and Rnri-cnild labor laws.
General Improvement in working
conditions viii be urged by Amsri-
can and other labor organizations
The president is known 10 he deep
~ interested in the problem pre-
scented by the adherence of some
Italian facLions To the pact OF Lon
don by which Italy WIS promised
certain territorial concessions in re-
turn for her participation in the war-
4 strong propaganda campaign mas
been launched in Italy for annsxa-
ton of Dalmatia, as well Rs Trieste.
TRENT 1stria and FfnIne- The streets
through which the president passed
In xarions italian cities were pta-
cardsd with posters. and his carriage
was shuwered with Leaflets bearing
snan Inscriptions rs:
ITO Wilson. president OF all the
pe0ples: Four hundred and eighty
Thousand dead, 979stss6 wounded;
zoe .tDU permanently disahlad-lnis is
what Italy has given 1e the victory
uf right over force, of civilization
over harbErism. Keep these figures
in mind, MIR. President, while at the
peace conference. They speak OF
Fiume and Da.lmEtia.
Others said: 'Istria and IsalmRLia
gre for Italy what Alsacs-Lsorraine
were for France These province Us
were staten from her by treacherv
The spirit of the italian people,
however, indicated Willingness 10
WELD some detail If il is necessary
/ for the purpose of tnsUring peace
with her neighborK.
/ The problem OF the disposition OF
DalmRtia appears 10 ne the only
leading difficulty IN the Italian EiEu-
atom.
/ Other -errito..ial questions prob
abir VIII be easily COMPROMISED.
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Eiaas az r.alf Mast.

WASHINGTON, Jan. b,--=AH naVhl
stations, flags and vessels acting sin
CITY, had their flags at half mast today
and doomed d salute Ri hour inter
vals in honor OF Colonel Roosevelt.
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President Ehchorn. The SpErtacans
viii be Represented at the confer
enoes by their parliamentary dele
gates, while Ebertls ministers viii
act as the governments delegates.
If the Spartacans retuse 10 accept
the conditions it was reported, the
government VIII take severe meas
iures. Decentralization Minister Nugke
has bsen given fun military power
To carry out The measures.
From American Ambassador
LONDON, Jan. Accompanies of
the TWO automobiles who were pre-
ventsd by the burgomastsr from
seeing the former kaiser Sunday
mght said the American ampasaa-
dor mad SEM them 10 speak 10 Viii
helm according 10 an Agency dis
patch from Amerungen tuGay-
The dispatch said riffas ware CIR
ried IN one Of The cars.
Asnpt ar American Flag.
by John t4raudenzs I5nrted Press
Staff Correspondent
BERLLN. Jan. Ie-7[NiEhtl Rioters
forcsd General Har-is 10 maui down
the American lag, which was raised
over the .Adiun hotel 10 pr0tscf en-
iLents officials Lucay-
Shooting ii front pf tile hu1sl
caused the sursute officials 10 seek
refuge within They suggested thai
General Harris, head Of Lile Amsrl-
can mission, moist the American flag
as q measure Of protection When
the flag was raised the crowd went
wild and Threatened 70 Storm rhe
nUtsl unless IL Was ipwsrsd. This
was finally done.
Scores Of persons we're killed II
the rioGinT which resulted from q col
lisiun yesLsrtiEy morning bsIws sn
rival pruosssions IF SparEacan and
government demonstrators. MOTOR
cars, armed with machine guns and
manned by sailors, raced through Lhs
streets shooting wildly. The fusillade
could ne heard through the city.
Mysterious Gall or KAISER.
/ AMSTERDAM, Jan g--T'v7p ARMED
automobiles containing twsfvs per
Suns arrived 81 Amerungen cas1is
!ats SUNDAY niguE and demand was
made 10 sse the former i-aiser imms
d.atsly. II was learned Iosiay.
the nurgomssLsr BECAME suspI-
ciuus ant gsaee ortiers thzt ths occu-
pEn1s " ETIs automobiles bs prevent
ct e-un carving uut their demand
Amer some pfrieE <ns automobiles
departed
One rapport circulated to-day was
-nat .ns automobiles came rum Ger
many and -nat II was piu- 10 aid
Wilhelm 70 escape another rsport
was -isg- Gns aulpmuoiies vere Unit
I'd States amy cars from Belgium
an6 ina EiIe party consisted o. news
Jsa.Ds- correspondents vno wanted az
Guts.-visyv.
Spa--acitss SEX. sans..
GENEVA jan S-T1fs spa-tscifiss
have ssE@ar .ns raIennsuE IL Berlin
r was rspp-isf ns=e Iv.!sE
Fi-ea-rns Distributed
PARIS ssar- Ten Thousand frs
arms were dfsZ-isyu 30 azuuug -fle
sJfa--s,cssns II Berlin veats.-lav az,
cprT5inS &c { zssssis dispatch .rsestFet
ny tas Md lpGs-
: Tns dispatch SAD rie Spa-.acant
Occuptet ms csu.-sI taIep1lurs and
. iegrsyl. exchanges giun5ar. nu, .la-
r tns employees a-e aEill wording
MARCHING OF Berlin
2 Sf-SLs1. ian s--ar sn-trE t.s'iaigr
win a-LilIs--y and machine guns Il
/. riacsfIiTE OF Berlin and E-v.sGaIr e
2 fvl- dOWU ne SIa-aae.r -ssras-. a.
, eu-ftraE - apTiI5es -z~ssirs-s sruII sss-=
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October --s.'--...---' n
state appropriation ..-..--
One5haH examination fees Tor
November $780, 1900
one half examination fees lof
December ...r-..-.-.,....-.--
ssls
Il. L. Caldwell. lectures .,s =.
y. Adams Pufsr. lectures --
q A Fnllmsr, lectures
# c. Tabor. printing ..
Lutz & Stahl, music
Janffor ...+-------- 49,. ---.---- 1865
ssgI
Balance on hand Dec 81,
1918 .--..-.---.----.-.- s5lh
Total -. -.--.-.-.. e s,'.,s
H G. LYNN, County SUB
have sold from the office,
order books at 80 cents each
which i have sent the county
urer check for s2.1h.
Il. C. LYNN, County sup
Be il resolved by the board o.
e,-rtsors of ee county, iowa, Inai
salaries Of the various count5
Gers for the year 1912 be fixed y
following amounts, and the co9
auditor il hereby authorized 70
ssia officers in monthly 1nslaiiln
l es,.,.-.. ..,aitc- SID
- - -'-l r., auys5tar i 81
Special dpty. Co auditor,
Eepkuk -.- $500
CouIit1 treasurer --------. -
Deputy county treasurer ----
clerk OF district court .-- 90
First deputy clerk of d. C.
Second deyruty clerk Of ID, 9.
County recorder ---G -.---. 1ns
Deputy county recorder -.--
County Sups.- OF schools 1
Sheriff . ----
First deputy sheriff ------- ~
Second deputy sheriff -----e ~
Third deputy sheriff $780, lg
supervisor Maxwell voting ass
Supervisor KR1nTnerer vot1nE
Supervisor CTuikshank voting
On motion thu salaries for me
eral assessors of Lee county 10
year 1919 were fixed Fl the foHe
amounts, tow1t-- -
Cedar township ----.-..-,- >
Charleston township ----@
Denmark township .------.
Des Moiaes township -.----.
DnnneIlson township -----*
Franklin Town ------.-------
Franklin township --~-------
Green Bay township .-----
Harrison township ----------
jefferson township --------
jackson township. outside
Marion township 100000
Nontrose township -.---.-~
NnntTpse Town .----.
Pleasant RIDGE township --
st Paal Town -----------
Fpn Bziran township -.-----
washington township $4,000
West Point township 1890
- est Point Town .------
Fer. Madison City $4,000
KeokuS City - ~---------.-a's
When answering ADVERSE
Mas CO -r,1r,fsrs-r -T<frs. Cafe CITY
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

pARls IAN. ks-iAmHrlcan, RrlLiAu,
italian and French statesmen VIII
hold their FIRST joint meeting touaor-
row. II was officially announced To-
day.
The conference, which VIII he in
the foreign office. viii De attended ny
President Wilson, Secretary Lansing,
Foreign Minister Balfour. Lord Cecil.
Premier Orlando, Foreign Minister
Suurino. Premier Clsmsncsau and
Foreign Minister Pinchon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

The Woman Relief corps VIII hold
iEs regular monthly meeting In Gam
arur.s hall tomorrow afternoon q
large attendance r. Desired
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

} When answering aidTe-tlss''
please mention TIE Gate City
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08
sea-.aelt.er So san,..

CSE1SyE7f q Jan Ss-Tfs Sla-tacifies
have saE1sr me rsIenuauE IL Berlin
II was rspp-tei ne-s tu.Ey
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08
MADMKN FILL
BERLIN WITH TERROR

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08
"Wednesday Reading Club

which nas not met befure during The
ctup year, VIII meet on next We'd
nsssay. january In, Ri the home OF
Mrs. john f. Cole 10 organize tpr
regular meetings during the remain
der Of the ciub year
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08
Every Woman Luncheon.

EVsfy WpNt1N LuYiS.hSuf.
Next Monday the women of the
First Westminster Presbyterian
church viii hold an every woman
member luncheon N the dining room
of The chapel. The luncheon viii be
III one o'clock and VIII be followed
by speeches.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08
scnier.s-chessnrrt weaning.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WSunIHS-
Friends in KeoEuk have TgueivEd
announcement of the marriage uf
Miss Mary Z. Chestnut. formerly nj
keoiuk, Id Diamond s. Schlette of
Waterloo. The wedding occurred
Saturday evening. January 4, III 7.:3B
O'Clock 81 the parsonage Of the Cen
trial Christian church IL WRterioa,
Rev. G.. ID. Serrin officiating. The
bride formerly lived III Keakuk and
mas many friends hare. The groom
has been m the army, nut WIS re-
Gently mustered out of service
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

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