Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-17
TIE EMBRYO LAWYERS
Iowa Supreme Court Admits
Thirty-Eieht Young Men to
Practice.
Fifty-four Took the Examina.
tion-.A Higher Standard for
Admission.
The Fight for the Federal Pat
ronage = Inspection OF
County Asylums.
Special to Times Republican,

VOunty ASylUlllSs
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 17.-There We're fif- !
ty-four young men who sought the APP
proval of the supreme court on their le-
gal learning at sthis term of court. Thir-
ty-eight of them received certificates
emitting them to engage in the practice
of law ar the bar in Iowa. The class
was larger than usual at the January
term. The spring term usually providing
the largest class One reason for this
ie explained by the going into effect Of
a new law next July which will require
Ia higher standard for admission 70 the
iature makes it necessary for lawyer
to have put in three years at a law
school, instead of two, az now. II also
requirea that a lawyer must possess at
least an ordinary high school educa
tion. Some Of those who entered the
class before the supreme court this
week and We're examined by written
examination by committee and orally
by the court anticipated that they
might have to go back to school for an
other year, but they desired to get in
under the old law if possible. The fol-
lowing. received scertificates:
| Otto Atnoesen, F. III Arb. William p.
Brown, E. E. Blanchard, John NJ.
Clark, William w. Chamberlain, Bar
lStholomews j. Cavanagh, Richard Clos
son, Harry H. Chaplin, A. L. Calder
head, Marlin w. Courtney Charles S.
Grail, Hubert Carr, w. W. Davidson,
| Albert r.. Davis, A. w. Davis. Charles
"A. Harpman. A. B. Halliday. Samuel
A. Koch, NJ. S. Kendall, j. H. Kelly,
John @. Lee, William A. Lockwood,
Earl c.. Mills, James McNenny, Clar-
lience O. Pool. E. E. Rarick, Arthur G
sRippey. Charles E. Salisbury, F. S
.shankland Albert H. Smith, Guy y
| Tomlinson. John w. White, Alfred @
| Wooster, Wallace A. Williams, Robert
A. Wilcox and G. NJ Wilson.
The determination of who shall make
the speeches to the court in the Titu.
amendment case Will be left largely I,
lsAttorney General Mullan. who will hav,
lgeneral charge OF the case, but will pre-
lssenf no argument. There are numbe,
4 of lawyers understood to be quite will.
ling to make the oral arguments and q
/ number. under the order of the cour
advancing the case, will file printed ar
i gunlenta.
There isl not a particle of doubt as Il
the seriousness of the movement IL
switch the fight for places in the fed
eral district of northern Iowa from tn.
lattorneyship to the collectorship. ThoAs
l,yho make the proposals want the Iowa
delegation to give out an ultimatum te
1.-The Eleventh district to either bring
Tout Sammls for the col,ectorahip on
Ifake the chance of another candidate
lfor that place in the Eleventh district.
| In either case it will leave Mcmillan
Land Knott in their present offices
\ Whether the matter can be arranged tc
force the Eleventh districtto make this
change remains TO be seen.
New interpretations legalized: Mitch
ell Telephone Company, Usage; capital
s50,0 900. incorporators, James w. Bar
lrett A. E. Roberts G. L. Marsh and G
r. Graves. Mutual horticultural In
s,lrance- Association of Iowa. Des
Afoines: incorporators. P. l.. Fowler
w T. Tidrick w. s Richards. A. NJ
Parker and w F Thornley, Coombs
& Ingvoldstad Company, Sioux City;
|capital. $4,000: president, H. E. Ing
voldstad: vice president, NJ. y. Coombs
seer atary and treasurer. L. j Coomts
Berg, Beaver & CO.. Davenport: capi,
tal. $4,000, incorporators. C.. X. Berg
land L. A Beaver. Baxter Brothers
Company. Mason City: capital, $4,000;
/ III. w. H. H and H. f. Baxter, c. H
AicNider and /. j. Hanlon, incorporat-
ors
1 The matter of the inspection of the
Icounty and independent insane hospit.
als of the state will be left by the toare
of control to the superintendents OF
state hospitals OF the state will be left
by the board of control to the superin.
Itendents of state hospitals and theil
assistants, at least for the next inspec
tion of these minor institutions. Mem
bers Of the board have personally in
4 pected the hospitals of the state anl
lhava reported on the condition of eacl
4 and every one and its needs Anothe
inspection is to be made in the mex
Il three or four months. The state will b.
ldivided into three districts and the sli
lpsrintendent of each of the three stat
hospitals will be asked TO arrange fo
q 'Iinspection visits to all the hospitals i,
slSthese districts The board of contro
has in view closer relation betweel
the state hospitals and the county in
a stitutions and also an inspection whicl
! will be from the tandpoint of the spe
a cialists in insane work.
DIR. Peter Bassoe formerly an assist
liant physician al the Mt. Pleasant hos
pital for the insane, has been asked t
prepare paper for the Bulletin of TIL
institutions, and has written fror
Prague that he will do 90. He is nov
i'll in hospital in Prague, where h
went to pursue his medical studies. Hi
8 career has been somewhat remarkable
He is a young Swede who came to thi
country and in very few years mas
tered the language completely, and a
the same time became learned in hi
profession. He ia regarded az man q
great promise.
Debate Declared OF.
J. Special to Times Republican.
!. Mount Vernon, Jan. 1.-THE tw
!. leading Congregational and Methods
colleges in Iowa have buried the hatche