Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-22
NORMAL SCHOOL Bill
Friends of the Measure Will Max
Effort to Bring 1t Up :
Again.
They Claim They Will Be Able to
Secure Votes Enough to
Pass.
Bill to Improve Efficiency Of Dairy
Commissioners Work Eighteen
Bills KiilisGd


/ Commissioners Work-Eighteen
Bills Bills Killed
Special q Times Republican.
Des Maires. Fsb Another EFFORT
Will be made. probably next week, to
bring ~ the nil to establish another
state normal school The friends Of the
bill calm that they have n,ade gains
during The past week and that They Will
isne abie 60 muster votes enough % pass
lit thru he hause Three nisnbers who
favored She bill We're absent when Il !
was voted on befere They @re Blunel
iof Crawford Wilson III Isuena Vista
and Hum Of Cer.o Gordo. Nh Byers
controls the motion . reconsider and
lat last accounts he Vas rot disposed To
fcall IT w. llt nc may change his mind
and cenellile - make another effort 60
get the bill thru Some VINO voted farf
/ il when il wsts first up Tor passage Will
not vote fai Ii again. because they
voted fnr il first merely on account efll
some personal obligation and notl
because they they We're at llearti
in favor 81 the bill Whether
4 it passes or not depends Very
4 largely upon how many members take
this position. Will. the friends Of the
bill ~ hopeful they are by no means
! certain, and mary Of them are Very
4 skeptica about tbs prospects cf its pas
sage. They are making a quieg effort
and they may succeed. They say they
have from twenty tosthirty votes
lin the senate.
II There is pending before the agricul-
tural committees Of both houses a bill
proNid.ng that the dairy commissioner
& shall have a daputy instead Of clerk,
and that h shai! have three assistants,
the salary OF each to be Sl,eoo. 'rhe
q purpose Of this, measure IS 10 provide
4 for the better enforcement Of the dairy
laws and especially to improve the san-
lsitary condition Of creaneries, and to
.i Inspect their methods Of testing milk
II isto ascertain the amount OF butter fat
which it contains. one of the chief
4 obstacles u the creamery business at
: present is the suspicion entertained by
| some Of the patrons Of creameries that
{ they are not getting all they shousd for
8 sltheir milk, that he test is not an hon
5 est one. The Inspection would bs a
Z guarantees To farmers that the creamery
I was paying them for ali the butter ia t
Z in their milk. The sanitary condition of
many crearleries is far ffon WHAT il
should be. The waste water that IS run
loft after the creamery is scrubbed con-
tains more or less Of milk and grease.
and as there IS an enormo Us quantity q
lit il soon makes irouole unless il IS
run off In pipes ana properly cared for.
In many eases the Shop MATER is rnerely
lrun ofI On the Jop OF ilie ground Great
ing an extisnlely linsaIlit tlfs- condition.
affecting the auality ofthe butter The
inspectors praNitied tnr in this act
Mould rake il tteir business 70 So that
such conditions we're not allowed oeX-
, ist 1iie presenI iaw prohibits ~, brit
til- laN IS not enforced II is tf9possi-
BILE f0r one man g attend 10 All! these
!. things IN the entire state. and look
sfter valuations " the olasnlai'garfne
law and the numerous 9ther duties as
lsisfet! % The dairy commissioner. SINH
lar laNs are enforced III ethsr states.
Professor Gurrss diectog c ile eN-
pertinent station ard prafesse2 II asli-
!. eul,uia at Ans. appeared be:9rc the
cemmitiee by request te giSe his opin-
ign Of the propasaa aw and tel What
ii haa done eiseY here II urged IT'S
passage az a practical thing ana said
/ that IN CaHada t Fad resulted in islis
ng the price ef patter from - e
cents per pound IL Garaaa ae iaspee-
E tefs both li1spAe aaei illstfss9i q the
i best methods of Creamery management 1
and this would De he duty of the in-
j spectsrs in Iowa II such Inspection
would result II laisiils the Hiiee q
. it5a@tt s1ea::sestsf butter aions- cent q
: psuHd L would hsIEs g. TIE Siais Ss,o,-
: coo annually slatss sssos'eAee pounds ef
butter are lnanaiaetaIad annually IN
> the crsamefiss q iowa
The apnontaent Vi Judge Robinson
: ts, succeed ey-oi4vernar Lairahee on the
board nt control is generally approved,
: quaint himself WISH all the details q
! the otfiee, and WEB ne eSpereIee al
ready acquired by ms gileaSues il9s9fe
participates any mitch IN the Work q
the board Judge Robinson IS regarGed
las safe, conservative man VINO VII pe
verS careful what ne does and VIII MI
! ! be likely 20 make any serious misiakss
I His high standlhs lilslhs stats WI ad'