The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23
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tnrlo*el 10 ~ Almsst destitute ~ rsAl, Int
tim. llas shevn thai uv.f twos Ntshs ~ cur hsva
IL ansleflAid With this valuable min~rai III.
n.iaing VI eoai has attracted The lnvcstmeat Ut
naens - thsnsands ~ naen and : constantly IN.
efrasiuR irAhic W tnt fAIlways Much euns.
plant II made nv Tho msnefa ~Asi In my
nlinipn tlr compliant u inst onc.--af ihc Ia
efficiency ~ the present Law regarding tie IN.
sreelioa q coal mines ~ view q the ,sr.a
sfowth % thi. industry, would u ne, l,e well 10
repeal the rrcstht Law, and pfoytsc hs q ne~
law a. In duhc In uther atstee--.fut MA y In
spcctof 81 the coal n,snes ii TIE safe The
lnapsr OF should also 10 authorised y inspccl
thu mcitol u weighing cpAl " The different
mines. aud correct ANY Ahntrs therein
INSPECTION nF raitFia
Al tho nsc vi steam power II inereasinT
fanIlly In lilo state, AMI many deaths have oc
cnrred aud arc liable Ia orcnr from tho use "
defective boilcts, would Il M, 10 Atv,sale, fat
The protection 1T operatives In rhors where
steam IN nsct, 10 require boards " Supervisors
10 appoint inspectors Il boiltrs for their r..
srcciivc counties. snd 10 require all persons
uning steam ROVER 10 have their huieFe in
speetea 1t r,A'ul ,imss; iho~c m,ii Il ,hc hpilers
10 slefray The expense OF in.pcc icny
ROADS AND HIuHwAtN.
The amount 81 row tax icsied nv tho linAftls
~ Supervisors IN isss aud ISIS. ~ shown
by tho Auditors report Ii el,Ussi, tt> Ill. In
addition 10 this IL thu amount ~ tax worked
ent on The roads: tho money value " whIel
There y n n.,. y c,nr evident Y; ~.
ard labor should inHurc much better highways
than wc now have. Nothing ad,is 10 much ID
the cunvenirncco f thr people and The general
reputation III the State ~ q goS d Hysttm III
public highwayA from the condition III The
roads In Tho Stats, II IL evident that there 10
nerossiiy for some Legislation on this subject,
and trnsi YOU will device inch remedy IN will
accomplish thu olJecl dsnird AM pNr.
suAAlsd thAsA jndirirns expenditure III much
less than ona.half tim AMosiM now put upon
rosds would give NJ far hotter re,urns,
A0NitutTuRG
Tia protfuciN uf11tf firl, suiin must M, ttrsao
~ he, ~ they have ever hnrn, tho chief rcli.
ancc of the people Ut Iowa for their support
aud prosperity. ANY proposition In aid of tn
slevslnpn. n, ~ our agricultural rv~0urccA II
entitled 10 scitOM1 consideration. ] trust you
will give recognition II the importance II ~
inter- VI In which ~ may of unr people Ase
cnga..l, sud tho snecess Ut which lies 81 the
very foundation Of The prosperity Of oil other
elAssoa ~ we'll
passe.l III act for the encouragement OF ngri-
culture. Tho Importance VI tiais xreAt Indus
tsy MAS well understood, even q thai early
day. Morn than twenty yuarA ag0, IN advance
Of any rneh seton IN tlr part VI tho General
Government, or other Assi.r, Iowa t0ch alops
% organize IN Agricultural College and Model
Farm Previous to ,hls. TIM hlAsc provided
aid for = state Agricultural hocoty and for
many county sociciltr, In Tim condition OF
agricultural scelae nj that time, tho tgtsiAtion
mentioned Ma adequate IL TIM circumstances
general prnrr ~ NJ the pa~. twenty years axri-
culture lAs 30, becn laFgAFd Evcn within
Tim paAt ton years plugross In this aud III 81.
tendsnt IN lu~trles has hern almost witl,nnt .
precedent, aud vet III legislation % tho sub
teai oi swen'y Ave years ago " the Legislation
Ut to-day.
The early completion Of Tho Capitol WIN 90.
ford rnnm for MI oillea aud museum for our
agricultural, manufacturing and luI,.lug tutlas-
tries. ~ these our VARIED fssoM,ccs mhuuld be
exhibited, ~ that they would 10 ni~reettng md
instructive q our own i,le"ur. and . valuable
advertisement ~ visitor. ifom abroad, Huch
home for department of Industry should b.
provided; and IA charge 0f . competent super
inlsitlunt wonld illustrate mAly subjects upon
which YOU arc called upni 10 lu.i.ls,e. Com.
plese statistics u tho agricultural resources Of
tho ssA'o could be gathered herci aud, III tns,
sub department, would b. ~ onr industrial
interests What thc uniee u Superintendent Of
Public Instruction II ~ thu educational
ltiE STATE AGRICULTURAL MOCtErx.
THU organization Ii worthy u tho f0ntertng
care Of tho Legislature. Ii .l.ies liz Inception
In issa From iS6 ~ NTH except tho years
1870 and 1870 tho NtAle has withheld ~ AID
thur eliIplln. thu energies ~ tho s0citty, and
making ~ very existence depend upon tho
Weather darnk 20 fair, Tho ,S'Asc Agricalt-
ufkl Notify Las loon controlled ~ rule. by
tho lest men snd thu lust minds In Iowa; IT.
anAiFs have boon cvnlneied with intelligence
and prudence; Its ANIMAL fairs afford our peo.
ple much needed rest aud holiday. and OPP
purlnniiy for social reunion; 10 has contribii-
ted ~ the advance inens Of agriculture and tho
promotion ~ tho mechanic aud MuN Arts. its
annual volume NJ transactions hAa accom-
pliahtd ARreAt work toward inviting iinsni9rA-
tim; II hA~ gwen wi.lp circulation W knuwl.
tdRa ef our resource. 10 other states and
cattbtlics; its compilation and preservation III
ssaust,cs, iiH collection u the products of t,e
n.ld. Aid tta library. Afo invaliAtlA
lows should not DO behind any Of Aer ssetor
BtA.os First In rank In education. In prog
rosa, In devcopmont IN Or possibilities, In
h0r agricultural resources. Ahe Ought n ~
nrst III liberal support vi thu only oreAnisA.
tlon which roIrcscats hcr greatest source 0f
wealth and Influence agriculture
Fur tho information IT tho 0oncrsl Assembly
l'.ve prepared tables, showing Tho