Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Iowa Attorneys Will Have "a Good
Time at Councii Bluffs.

Council Bluffs, July 16.-A strong van
guard of the attorneys who Will attend
the meeting of the Iowa State Bar as
ISOLATION in this city Tuesday aud
Wednesday arrived in Council Bluffs
yesterday. 1t Is expected that the eve
ming trains will bring in a good share.
of the lawyers fron~the distant parts OF
the state and from the advance reserva-
ton of apartments at the Grand Hotel,
which is the headquarters for the bar.
association, the Council Bluffs meeting
will have the largest attendance ever
known at a session of the state organ-
ization for Iowa attorneys. From the
present prospects not less than 200 LAW
yers will be present al the meeting
and in that number Will be included th-s
best of the legal talent for which Iowa
is famed.
Besides the attorneys, judges of this
state, both of the supreme and the dis
trict court benches nave signiiied their
intention to come to the state bar meet
ing this year in far more represents
alive numbers than ever before. OF the
state supreme court. Associate justices
H. e. Deemer. of Red Oak, Emil Nc
CLAIM. of Iowa City; G. NJ. Waterman 81
Davenport. and Scott Nj Ladd. OF Shei-
don, expect to be present and 1t IS
hoped to have Chief Justice Josial
Given, of Des Mcines. and Associate jus
tice j. C. Sherwin, Of Mason City here
also If they all come the entire Iowa
supreme court will be in the city.
The program carried out today was as
follows:
10 o'clock a. M
Invocation-Rev. Patrick Smythe. of
Council Bluffs
Address of Welcome = Mr.. Finley
Burke, of Council Bluffs.
Response to Address Of Welcome--Ar.
l.. NJ Kean, of Sioux City.
Roll Gail.
Presentation of Petitions Communities
tons, Memorials, circumstances and
Other Papers to BE Referred or Dis
posed of Without Debate
Report of Secretary-Mr. Sam S.
Wright, of Upton.
Report Of Treasurer-Mr. q. f. Hem
ny, of Des Monies
Admission of New Members
Paper. 1.-The Law Resormer"-Mr.
Charles A. Clarke. of Cedar RAPIDS.
Paper. What Salary Should our SUI
preme and District Judges Receive. =
Mr.. j. G. Mabry. of Albia.
Presidents Address-Mr. j. j. Nc
Mccarthy, of Dubuque.
Reports of Standing Committee
Executive Communicates j. j. Nc
Carthy, of Dubuqeu. chairman; First
district, Mr.. H. NJ. Eicher, of Washing
ton; Second district, Mr. S. F. Smith, OF
Davenport Third district. MIR. S. NJ
Weaver, of Iowa Falls; Fourth district
Mr. w. A. Hoyt. of Fayette. Fifth dis
trict, Mr. j. IL. Preston. of Cedar Rap
ids; Sixth district. Mr.. C. NJ Brown. OF
S.gourney: Seventh district, Mr.. j. ID
I Gamble, of Knoxville; Eighth district
MIR. j. C. Mabry. of Albia Ninth dis
trict, Mr. II. w. Byers. Of Harlan;
Tenth district, MIR. l.. V. Swelling, of
I Algona; Eleventh district, Mr.. George
w. Wakefield of Sioux City.
Legal Education and Admission to the
Bar.
& Legal Biography.
n Bylaws and Constitution.
Committee on Membership.
.E Committee on Grievances.
Delegates to American Bar Associa.
ton.
Committee on Program.
a. Committee on Law Reform.
~ Reports of Special Committee
Committee on John Marshall Day.
Committee on Revision of Special as.
sessment. and Laws Relating to Munich
pal Corporations.
Committee on Organisation Of Section
On Taxation.
Nomination and Election Of oaicers