Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-10
.A STATE Sewage P[AN1'
Board Of Control Will Build One at
Cherokee Hospital Similar to
Marshalltown.
Cavalry Troops Takes Fart in BY
campment- Miner Examina.
tions Being Made. s.
shaWs' Alleged Deal With Djel..
Not Generally Believed
Roasting ConaWay.
Special TO Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Aug 10 The state board
of control is planning to establish al
sewage disposal plant at the Cherokee
hospital, similar to that upon which I
Marshalltown is figuring. This is be-
cause the people who own property /
around the hospital at Cherokee de- I
cline TO dispose of a light of way for the i
institutions sewer except at What the
board regards as extraordinary III not
extortionate prices. Judge Robinson OF
the board returned from Cherokee last
evening and said that all of his efforts
of Il week spent at Cherokee to secure
"a right of Way for the sewer. which Will
be-. two or three nlE0e long, We're fruit
less The board has begun to figure on
the establishment of Il plant BY which
the sewage can be dried. deudorizad
and utilized for fertilizer. Ii this
plan proves successful, the board Will
stablish the same thing at practically
all the institutions which have no river
Houtlet for their sewers. The situation
at Mt Pleasant is especially bad.
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The Fifty-first Iowa regiment camp
at Rcd Oak has been broken up and
the soldiers nave gone to their homes.
One source Of amusement for the camp
was that afforded by the joke of which
3aLieutenant Governor Milliman was the
victim Ii seems the lieutenant COVER
nor was expected in Red Oak on Mon
day evening TO review the regiment
A a va ,lyy-
ordered to go 70 the depot 10 meet Two
different trains, but he failed to come.
The cavalry was then sent TO camp
and the governor left to his fate: He
arrived in the city at midnight, having
waited at Council Bluffs for more than
i ten hours in order to see the democratic
/ pl esidential eandiaate. who passed
Sthi,. the state that night on his way to
Indianapolis. Failing in this. G;overno.
Il AIilliman boarded the late train and
made his way to Red Oak. Upon his
arrival AT Rcd Oak he discovered that
he HAD, been riding upon the train 10
which vas attached the coach in which
1 Mr.. Bryan was crossing the state. 1t
vas too late then for him to pay his
respects to the Democratic nominee.
Telling his troubles tp Adjutant Cen
erai isyers. he was never permitted 70
s forget hem.
T'ar the first time il. the history Of the
s statea troop of cavalry took an active
part in a ragirnenta, camp. Captain
Harry Poiks troop of this city spent
Il the entire Week at the camp. working
from ) d clock in the morning until d At
night. Captain Polk is the son of the
nillianaire owner of the Des NIoines
II street railway and his lieutenant Frank
Kaufman. is also a wealthy Young man
q OF this city. while most Of the members
'Isof the company are from the richest
families.
on August - examinations viii be
!. conducted at the state house for the
engineers Of Iowa coal mines
on August % pit bosses and mine fore
men Will be examined These examin.
: atians are made by the state board Of
Examiners for mine inspectors. unas,
the provisions Of the Kendall law
This law was passed by the last gen.
! eral assembly and Went into etfeci
July 4. II provides that hosting Ell.
IS gineers pit bosses and mine foremer
shall ali be possessed OF state certiti
$ Gates To- secure employment The bill
e Was intraeuced in the interests of th,
s miners and was pushed 70 passage b.
+ Representative Kendall, despite the Oh
{ lection of the mine operators. The ex
j anlinations a Des Moines are the sec
= liond in a series of five. the first havin.
: been held the first of the month a
IiOskaloosa The idea is TO make tn
business of this class of mine$enploye
ii profession and to Increase the safet.
g Of general mine employees.
S y few days ago an interview appear
< cd in one of the Des Moines paper
: quoting Charles ID. Hallen. OF th
Y Webster City pasrnttice IA S saying tha
: Governor Shaw had bargained Wit
Congress DoiiiVer that If Doliive
would support MIN for the noninatio
for governor in 1897, Governor Sha,
would appoint Mr.. DolliNer Unite
= States senator in case of a vacancy
Mr. Hallcn was here last night and VA
asked concerning I he truth of the state
s, s ment. He said he had il upon goo
authority that such an arrangemer
MAS suggested by Governor Shaw in tn
Cedar Rapids convention. but tha
neither he nor Mr. Delivers friend
attached much significance to it unde
t-9ttle@ present CIRCUMSTANCES 3SrONGfnI
s. shaw will return from Michigan tlli
n. week. He expects to go into the Thit
W district for a speech or two and tn
IL Tenth district People expect him I
visit Fort Dodge where he Will /
treated to an exhibition of the re;
thing in the way of Dolliver enthus
4 asni.
d.,
i'll Gossip among machinep politicians hel
III cofnects the names of three men wit
is the senatorial appointment-Hull. PEI
kins and Lacey. Cummins, Dollive
Conger. IIassun and Shaw himself the
regard as out of the question. Lace
is regarded as the most likely man ar
neXt to him, Hull. The question
Hulls ability to control the Seveft
district in the face Of the former el
dorsement of Mr.. Cumm!ns is coRsi,
Grafton upon which his appointmel
might hinge. While little significan,
is attached to this talk, it is noticeab
that the friends of all the senatori
candidates make 1t point to ascerta
the Des Moines sentiment on an ave
st.age Of once g week. It is understo,