Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-21
NAk[D BY GOVERNOR
Governor Shaw Today Announces
the Library, Shiloh and Vicks-
burg Commission.
One Man From Each Iowa Regiment
Participating at Vicksburg and
Shiloh Namsd.
All Notariai Commissions Will Ex.
pire July a, lso1-No Short
Terms.

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Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, April Ex-Governor Shaw
today announced the library commits
sion, Shiloh monument commission
and the Vicksburg commission to lo-s
cate the position of Iowa troops at the /
battle of yicksburg. The Vicksburg
commission is composed of three COM
missioners at large: Col j. x. p
Thompson, of Rock Rapids, chairman:
Capt. E. b.. Bascom, of Lansing, and I
Col. d. j. Palmer, OF Washington. The |
commissioners for each regiment are:
I Third reglment-J. "A. Fitchpatrick.
Nevada.
Fourth regiment-James P. Flick.
Bedford.
Fifth regiment-c Capt. William Doan.
Upton.
sixth regiment Capt. E. c. Haynes.
Centerville.
Eighth regiment George w. Hack
lthorne, Stuart.
Ninth regiment-Col. David Carscad-
don, Lake city.
| Tenth regiment-Capt. Mahlon Head.
Jefferson.
Eleventh regiment-cap Ben Beach,
\ Muscatine.
4 Twelfth regiment-cap Abner Dun-
ham. Manchester.
Thirteenth regiment-W. o. Mitchell.
lCorning.
Fifteenth regiment-John Y. Stone,
Council Bluffs.
| Sixteenth regiment-col. John H.
Smith, Comanche.
Seventeenth regiment-Col. D. B.
Il Hills, keokuk.
Nineteenth regiment-J. w. Morton,
4 Washington.
4. Twentieth regiment-Capt n. NJ.
i Hubbard, Cedar Rapids.
i Twenty-first regiment-John Stahl,
4 Cedar Rapids
Twenty-second regiment-E. ]. G.
A Beeler, Cedar Rapids.
4 Twenty-third regiment-John A. T.
Hull, Des Moines.
Twenty-fourth regiment-Capt. g. A.
Lucas, Iowa City.
Twenty y-ffth regiment Lieut.. ]. w.
! Garner. Columbus Junction.
Twenty-siSth regilnent-Maj. ]. %
Feegan. Clinton.
Twenty-eighth regiment Z. e
!, Blanchard, Oskaloosa.
Thirtieth regiment Frank Crafts
], Riverside.
Thirtyflrst regiment-Capt. ]. $. AL
eXander, Marion.
, Thirty-fourth regiment-Col. w s
!. DUNCAN, Charlton.
:, Thirty-fifth regiment-Philip j. Muir:
!, ply, Muscatine.
Thirty-eighth regiment-Capt. JohnSR
Cook. West Union.
S Fortieth regimens-Capt. Frank
II, rampbeu.s Dess Moines.
!, Third cavalry-alaj. G. A. Stanton
i Centerville.
& Fourth cavalrs-capt. Warren Beck
& with, Mt. Pleasant.
First battery light artillery-Elliot
:. Frazer. Morning Sun.
Second battery light artillery-Lieut
Joseph r. Reed, Council Bluffs.
The Shiloh commission, composed 9
lone from each of the eleven Iowa regi
d ments participating. is as follows:
Second regiment-Col. G. L. Godfrey
y Des Moines.
;e Third regiment-col G. w. crossle,
d sixth resiment-col =. ]. Mile
Waubeek.
Y. seventh regiment-col Samuel Ma
le non. Otiumwa.
d, Eighth regiment-co!. W. B. Bel
er Washington.
ed Eleventh regiment Capt G. Q. Mo-
ne gridge. Muscatine.
es Twelfth regiment Capt. f. B. sope
on Emnetsbnrs.
" Thirteenth reg.ment-ca Capt. c.
Kep.er, Mount Vernon.
Fourteenth resiment-Col. w.
Shaw. Anamosa.
al Fifteenth regiment Capt. j. w. Ca
e- son, Woodbury..
lie sixteenth regiment Lieut.. Jol
NJ Hayes. Red Oak.
en- The governors appointments on Il
'rt library commission are:
81 Capt. j. w Johnson,so Fort Dodge
ss Mrs. D. W. Norris, of Grinnsll.
Mrs h NJ Towner. of Corning.
" Miss Jessie Waite. of Burlington.
~ The state superintendent state libr
~ rian and president eff the State Unive
sity5 are eN-otlicio members.
On The Shiloh commission bill took effe
ne on publication, the other on July T.
lee The statement that notarial comm
~ sions could be issued and at any til
tis for three years from the date of iss
was a mistake The bill failed to pa
the legislature, so that in the future
r,1 in the past notarial commissions W
~. expire on July 4. 1901, and all comm
,rt sions issued between that date a
. July a. 1904. will expire on the lati
,an date no matter when issued. The +
,ce fee is charged. no matter If the co
ar mission is good only for a few days.
M was argued that the work of issui
Dis the commissions would be less burdt
10 some If they could be issued at diff
int ent times for three years. so they wo1
ing not all expire at the same time.
,u- the other hand, the objection to I
,h- plan was2that it is best to have all
commissions expire at once. so q
there may be no doubt as to when
commission is good and all comm
,tts sions may be alike. Everyone ought
tys|understand that now. The suggest
he was made that this objection might
be obviated by permitting the secretary
lion state to issue commissions for sh
the term, all to expire On the same di
eet, for corresponding reduction In /
rest But no one pushed the bill, SO 1t fs1
the to get thru. The job OF issuing 8
or 1000 notarial commissions y