Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-22
COUNTY DADS SESSION
State Association Of County Sup.
ervisors in Fourth Annual
Convention.
Over Fifty Of the Ninety.nine
Counties Represented at the
Opening Session.
Interesting Papers on Count,
Affairs Read---Delegates In
Attendance.


Marshalltown has the honor to enter
tain today the man With the yellow
badge The wearers of the yellow are
the members of the State Association
Of County Supervisors, who meet here
lin a Two days convention, Which began
at II o'clock this morning.
over fifty of the ninety and nine
counties Of the state We're represented
at the fourth annual convention when
the association was called to order by
President II. f. Teachout, of Des
Moines Il IS estimated tha; 80 super
visors and county officers were present
in the east court room when the com
yentiun Assem- bled
The Delegates began to arrive on the
evening trains ;onday, and When the
registration began members Of the as.
ISOLATION declared that the convention
loade fair 10 eclipse all former gather
irsa in the point OF attendance.
Promptly at III President Teachout
called the convention 70 order, and Gee
retafy w -. Williams. Of this city,,
read the minutes of the last meeting,
held Ill .Anles,. The chair appointed an
auditing committee, composed of John
W. Ballard of Davenport Chris Mathes
of Burlington and ] 6. Smith of Alsona
IL look over the books Of he association
and t appoint the heads NJ the various
COR nlii,ees required 10 take charge OF
lie business of the association. Mr..
Tsaehout appointed an assistant secrt-
taiy in the person of Mr. a. i. n.
Hambleton Of 0skaloosa. ard Mr.. r VI.
Hand. Of Falo Alto county. as CORE
spending secretary
Directly after adjournment the mem
be.s Of the auditing committe met in
executive session and reported al the
afternoon session. The committee rec
cnineried that no dues be collected for
this Year, az there Was a sufficient
amount of funds on hand 10 pay all eX-
ipenses Of the association. The commit
tees lyere announced as follows:
RESOLUTIONS al. Nj Matthew's of Pot
ta@attamie county; III. j. Wulff, of
scott county: Ed ISunz, of kossutii
county
Committee on placesof meeting, 1902
"A. j Fuhrsneister, Linn county; Frank
Norris, Polk county; +. II. Halpin, Du-.
buauc county.
Committee on prpgranl--To consist Of
Ietsiy elected officers
AFTERNOON. SESSION.
When the association members CON
vened this afternoon Mayor Frank G.
Pierce delivered the address of welcome.
exiending 10 the delegates the entire
freedom of the city, He spoke Of the
class, of citizens that we're elected as
Supervisors N ssi,iona of trust In the
counties as being OF the best. and said
that Marshal itown waa glad te have the
Ehcner Of enter ming this body of sol-
I'D substantial business men and farm-
crs who had charge of the business aaf-
fairs CT the counsi es OF the state
President Teaehout responded for the
association in a clever address. in which
h thanked the city and the Marshall
county Supervisors for the interest
manifested in he convention and the
work done 10 make this one a success.
The following program was then an
nourced
2si5 p. m.s.ounty Care of Insane. t.
2 Marsh. Marshall county; Judge G. S.
Robinson, member of board of control;
10. a. Dregsett, Allamakee county.
$50 p m.Transient Paupers, j. w.
Ballard, Scott county. c. c. Frum,
Woodbury. county; j. II. Fisher. John
son county.
4:45 p. m.-Pnbllcation of Proceedings
lsof Board of Supervisors. A. A. C'rossley,
Cerro Gordo county; W. j. Donnan
Linn county; S. p. Carter, Delaware
t county.
THE EVENING SESSION.
| The evening session will commence
lat 80 o'clock, when the following adj
dreas will be Listened to:
T:45 p. m.-What Means Should We
Adopt or VIVA, Laws Should BE En-
acted to Make the State Pay for the
/ Taking Care OF Sick Paupers Sent in by
County Districts TO City Hospitals:
Chris Mathes. I)as MONIES county; A
yanderwilt, Sioux county; J. H. Abbott
/ Page county.
$50 p. m.-New and Changes OF Law
Etc I,e Recommended and Miscellaneous
Subjects for the Better Government OF
4 Counties in the Interest of Taxpayers
4 led by j. Lieberknecht, of Louisa coun-
/ ty. and others.
The officers Of the State Association
of County Supervisors are
President-H. Z. Teachout. PolA
county.
Vice Presidents. p. Carter, Della
ware county.
searetary-w. B. Williams Marshall
lcounty.
Trsasurer-T. w. Mccausland, Scot,
4 county.
THE DELEGATES PRESENT.
The delegates to the convention
Whose names are shown on the official
i register up to noon today. are. by coun.
tiea. as follows:
Adair--John L. Garrett.
4 Buena Vista-I4. a. Torkelson.
4 Buchanan-Fred Ebberaole.
4 Brener-J. T. schaephouster, Rile,
4 Pierce.
Busler-stanley Conn B. Leavens.
Clay-A. r. Mcconnell.
Clinton-M. T. Gohlmann. H. Burken
cerro Gordo-J. r. Hill. NJ v. Crap
ser.
. rawford-william Flaherty. III. c
[Schroeder
CEDAR. Mccoy, Ernest schlider.
Cherokee-James Dalton.
Des Moines-Chris Mathers, Elisha
Wright. w 6. Hengraber.
/ Dubuque-Ed Brown, G. D. Harring
ton, P. II. Halpin.
Dallas-J. H. shively, M. w. Crib
ben.
Floyd. c. Merrill, Phil shultz.
Grundy-Joe Maehrlein, j. NJ. Plum
!. mer.
} Guthrie-A. Marchant.
Hancock-F. J. Orley, II. T. Rose.
Henry-T. H. Barton
Harrieon-G. e. Reiff, c. II. Hilltard.
Humboldt-P. M. Deckey.
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