Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-22
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Treasurer ana Secretary Of
STATE, Whsa Elected. Nay
Change Things
ktfty .sscond Regiment Will Shoot
g Algona. October Z, With
Springfield

tie secretary of state and state treas
'irer there Is q sharp desire % the part
4 OF the employees whose heads will end
their terms this year to know exactly
where they stand. Many fear a clean
sweep will Be made When w. B. Mar
tin was in the city last he announced
heswould have nothing to say. on the
subject until after the election. But IT
is:pratty clearly undo TODD, on the part
OF friends closely in touch With the fl-
Z ture secretary of state, that he 81 not
likely to retain more than one or two
sof the old employees. y. Hiteas the
present deputy secretary Of state, IL
coneidered the most likely TO be Yes
tanned OF any OF the present employees In
the state department. II lis not believed,
however, he will be kept In his present
capacity, and there Is much speculation
as TO who win he the future secretary
OF etAte.
II 10 a ma ter OF common rumor that
James p. Wilson, now in the treasur-
/ er's once, as gentleman to whose efforts
I the nomination Of Martin was due in
no small degree, Is likely to receive Ahe
appointment. I3
Ia the treasurer's Office IT is under
stood two employees are practically GER
tain of retaining their places when G..
& 81 Gilbertson succeeds Mr.. Herriott, as
! 1t ID assumed he is certain TO in the
event of anything shortso of q democratic
landsiide. e. B. Maris Isl frequently
mentioned as likely to be retained, and
also Miss II. B. Perry.
"A large degree of interest also at
taches to the offices under the control
of the executive council. There are
these important officers whose tenure
Is at the pleasure of the council. the
secretary, his deputy and the clerk of
the supply department.. Will 1t be the
i pleasure OF the council to terminate
their Offices when Mr.. Gilbertson and
Mr.. Martin make their advent? The
general belief is they will be retained.
Even IL the fact that they are consid-
cred as Hobart supporters. or Morrow
men. in the late unp!easantness is laid
up against them, they have the support
of Governor Shaw and Auditor Mer-
Ram, and even with the opposition OF
the two other members could not te no
moved.
& ANNUAL sHOo TOURNAMENT
The Fifty second regiment will have
\ its annual shoot at Algona. Tuesday,
October q On account OF the lack Of
range facilities this was not held at the
time OF the encouragement Five men
from each company will take part in
i the shoot at Algona. CAPTAIN Smith, OF
Webster CITY, inspector of small arms
practice for the regiment, being in
charge. The new pattern targets. with
silhoutte human figures will be used,
& and the Springfield rifle. calibre 45.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
Amendments We're filed yesterday to
the articles of the Henry County Tele-
phone Company, making the capital
stock s.,
The Atwood Coal Company filed arti-
cles. Its principal place of business is
at What Cheer and capital $4,000. The
incorporators are Alexander Walker,
William Hodgson, L. Walker and Will
lam Thompson.
Articles were filed by the Lake City
Electric Company. The capital is $50, 900
The incorporators are j. j. Coady. Ira
T r. SArney, ]. b. Smith. Alva Cars kaddon
i and NJ e. Hutchinson