The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03
Of the Iowa SANITARY Com.
~ q mission.

b Art. 2, This commission shall co ope-
rate. as far as practicable, with the U.
States and Western Sanitary Commits
sion.
Art. 3 This commission shall be com
posed Of one member from each Local
Sanitary organization in the State: such
members to be elected by the respective
societies for such periods as such organ
izations shall designate. !
Art 4. The officers of this commits
sion shall be President, six Vice Pre- |
siaeats, being one from each Congression.
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and Board OF Control, to be composed
of six members. one from each Congress
sional District.
Art 5. Tho above officers shall be
elected by this Convention, and shall
serve uutil the next annual meeting,
when their successors shall be chosen to
serve for one year.
ART. 6. The duties of the above exec.
utive officers shall correspond with their
respective positions, and the Board of
Control shall have the direction of all
the affairs of the Commission, and a su-
pervisory control of all the executive Of
ficers, subject to the action of the Com
mission at its regular or special meet.
ings.
Art. 7. The Treasurer of the Commits.
sion shall give such security for the
proper disposition Of all funds entrusted
to him or her, as the Board Of Control
shall require.
Art s. All monies shall be disbursed
by the Treasurer only, under the direc-
tiun of the Board Of Control on orders
issued by the President and countersign-
ed by the Corresponding Secretary.
art. 8. The Board of control shall hold
its regular meetings at least once in three
months, at which time the Executive Of.
6cers shall present full report of their
operations, with specific statements of
receipts and disbursements, which reports
shall be published, under the direction
of the Board, in the various newspapers
of the State.
ART. 10. The annual meeting of this
Commission shall be held in the City of
Des Moines, on the first Wednesday in
June of each year. Special meetings
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interests of the State to require it; and
such call shall be obligatory on said
Board whenever it is requested in writ
, ing, to issue it by the Presidents of thir.
ty of the local societies represented in
this Commission.
Art. II. That two or more State
r Agents shall be appointed to visit camps
and hospitals, and attend to the Sanitary
! interests of our soldiers 10 the field.
Art. II. This Constitution may be al
tered or amended at any regular or spe-
! cial meeting of the Commission, notice
of the proposed changes having been fur
, nished to the Recording Secretary in
writing, aud by him made public at least
}, three months previous to the meeting at
- which action shall be had thereon.
1 Bully for Iowa.
5 Iowa cheese is active in Chicago. The
r Chicago Postsays: "On Saturday Messrs
Y Bowen Bros, Nos ~, "a and IS Lax
Street, sold four tons of choice chess
from the dairy of Asa c. Bowen, of Bow
/. ems Prairie, Jones county, Iowa, at 10:
10 cents per pound. Judges who examined
% the article pronounced it equal to tn
Sc best samples from the celebrated dalrie
e of Herkimer Co., New York. Mr.. Bow
20 en- keeps dairy of thirty COWS, and W
Sc believe this is the first year that he ha
20 20 made an effort to produce an article Q
IA cheese for market, and SO far as VIC ca
.s learn it is the first instance of an low
40 farmer attempting to produce an articl
50 of cheese in any considerable quantlt
" that would compete with the celebrate
'e cheese turned out by the Herkimer cour
ty dairymen. We understand that NJ
Bowen has already made arrangement
for larger increase to his present dairy
and by another year will be able to tur
-, out a much larger yield of cheese. An
=" as he has given the most convincing pro-
- that the west can compete successful
40 with the Eastern dairies in making chez
40 ~ We hope to see many others follow h
~ example, as there is no reason why o,
!. farmers should not be able to supply Il
Inv Inv entire West with cheese, instead of col
n Nv polling our dealers to look to the Easte
,sv dairies for a supply
ag parM. f. Decroix, "a French veteriua
he surgeon, has been experimenting up
OF canine madness, He says that patio
ON may die without frenzy; when there
frenzy, its frequency is determined
exterior provocation. A dog may CO