Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-07-18
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL
pes Moines. July 10, 1901.

Shaw respecting the right of this
state to recover interest on the funds
f,rr;sbed hv 3, a. a,,i,,,;, $500,
e.
a.. .ne ei,h war. ne NOUS tnat sueh
an.erese can pe recoVerei by the
sa, pro'luea us rights nave NOT
iapseu, Yueslloh OF Iact whIch can
.:y iheu upon intestlga-
Go on VI tn Ne,, Mnie ques,ioh. attorney
49, al Mu,iah nous also that the
sla.e eanhot employ an agent 10 re-
800 'n us i'9ny' ou. 'hae that WORK
80 e. 10" oi I.r Vi me STATE. dnts
ont % ,anna oo, ~, - oioue Wy,
he who raised the ouestion and 81.
fered to recover the money for the
state. About 100000 is involved.
An opinion rendered by Attorney
General Mullan to Secretary of state
Martin determines nnreseryedIv a..
oo,; ., ..i"o
'ieoi poia'u III otner
must pay the requisite ming
1n u iowa companies IN
-. WIN .he caPitai STOCK IL
BUSINESS Wltain the
o.ape .ne corn is reported 10 De
., Senerai ny DePuty Hltes OF
49, I'. VI stat1 once was
ii ~ .ne Ieiu Is Oh the Amer
'e' n, vi aiu 4 uriiier construction 20.
p - " eonIorm 10 the re-
~ ~. ~ sn.s ~ sne staeu,es reiatihg
1911. ~ 'lie n az oI iorelgn corpora
a"I - iaNins arrangements
mort Mr. Irites dcr,on9ed e,;n
fee of $3.50. which the comnanv re,
fused to pay.
Justice Duncan has rendered le-
cision in the slot machine case, an
action in which the stote deolarod
the slot machines on.ra,aa -. -.
Hammond In H. Eif+t go $50 80,
store tbre., rnnths ~ ensar
hing devices Dy;,h;r ~ ~ o
tbo low s,,sto;,,;,. a., .ne n,e'nins -
tho state and orda Az h' ILL oi
stroved The onurt,s daail; '' =. uo
on the groun6s 49, saot;n t 40 oasea
aoee in ,,,h;nh - -, e,n; ~. anu
dafa,.sa ala 80 go .ne
chine c,ear,v anon,,n,a sn ma
Voc IN ;ts rofona,n -. ma. ee-
bI;no day;oas - ,rI W o.ho gum
anv dey;ce y,harah, :, 9tha 'n's
chance A., Ioso 49,. vas NJ
bet U,r,,,,o,d ~ NJ opea''on u
hI;na al 5ns we S"-
,el g. az. Joson.a a,n9 'len. eoun-
ne,i 81 "a" LII aen. n me no.r'e oi aP-
s',,,,. VI s 'he matter 10 ,he
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TIL. s,..o ,.,..,
'oe,'.ion Vi county
oierks eiected the Following officers;
President, John c. Tate of Des
Moines; first vice presluent, C. c.
Pugh of Abel; second vice president.
president. J. C. Leach of Bloomtield;
secretary, Tom c. Meader of Eldora;
treasurer, ). q. Mariner of Iowa CRY.
Inc president, secretary and treas
urer, with j. III. Merckens of Fair
neid, =. X. Grayes OF Usage, il. L.
Eiison OF lndianola and c. G.
Strauchan OF MT: Ayr, constitute the
iegisiative committee. IL was decided
10 ask the state to give the counties
l per cent OF the collateral inheri.
lance tax collected in each county
10 cover the expense OF appraise-
ments, blanks, clerks services, etc.
AS the law now Is, the counties have
TO pay all the expenses and the state
derives all the revenue from this
source, III was also decided to ask
the legislature TO determine definite
~ the amount OF fees the clerks
VIII DE emitted TO Tor services in
Propate matters. AS the law now
STANDS the BOARD or supervisors in
eacn county, without respect to pop
ulatioh' may allow $500 year. Some
ooarus aliuw the maximum and some
10 NOV blow aDything. The assoc
citation VIII meet IN Marshalitown
next year.
captain X. Ii. Turner of the quar-
termaster's department of the United
States army, charged with erecting
the new cavalry post at Des Moiues.
saws:
.ngton 100000 Cor beginning the cen
struction of the army post here. 7
eNPect ,hat we VIII erect hrs. four
oarracks ana onicers quarters. There
70 noe enough money appropriated as
ye. u ehtiFeiy pay Tor TOUR barracks.
out ! expect ,hat the money will be
. :, arouha py the time we want
100 ~, na ioua parIaeks VIII eacn hold
tba h;ds So - VIC aoie 70 open
by the first of September, which will
allow us to break ground by tn. first
of October. This will allow us to get
the foundations up by the tine the
snow flies. We cannot hurry the
work along as if the buildings were
being erected in the city, on accourr
OF the four mile haul for cur brick
and other materials. Ii will hustle n