Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
FEDERAL JOBS Wanted
Iowa Delegation to Caucus on
Federal Appointments Mid
die Of Month.
sammis, oiLeMars. Alter McMil.
lan's Attorneyship--Effor to
Switch Him.
Mcmillan 5 Friends Want Sammis
To Go Alter Patterson's
Collectorship.

C0llect0rShlp.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 31.-Information has
teen received here that at the meeting
OF the Iowa delegation in congress to
be held about the middle of the coming
month the matter of the recommends
tions for federal positions in Iowa will
be finally disposed of and that candi-
dates for the places now held by the
various federal officers must get their
cases ready for disposal at that time.
The Iowa delegation is desirous of an
controversies have narrowed down TO
only few What TO do With the Eley-
lenth district demand for one of the large
| federal positions is still bothering the
lcongressmen. Sammis is still in the race
tor something. He wants Mcmillan
place, but the friends of Mcmillan have
Isfotified him that if Sammis wants
| place he had best go after the collector
ship. Thus far no candidate has ap-
pealed against Patterson. Whether
tSamnlis can be induced to try for the
liace or not remains to be seen-but the
| effort is being made to change the fight
~. that way In the southern district
| Temple is still confident that he will be.
the next attorney and he has put aside
forts an tbat nacs
darstood thar tba yor,,
that Miles ns, bs ,,..,,
! be disposed of next month n =
the Tfnited sfa,ss ), s.,sa.
after Senator Tntbroy ,,sa. :, =.
\ statsment Ia tho ayec,,riv. .r,,r,;, =,
regard thereto He con,.inced tha go.
s,ate officers thar ,bera ;s
against the
enforced in tha courts Mr. + 5,tti,.,,,,
saws that t,s nno,,nt =. !,
Ilected is about s42o 900. Trea s,,rs, cs1,. rg,
hertson figured I'm tho -, ~, =.
4 collectable. The lowest figuring ,yss ss
s1s50oo- But all members OF he ex.se.u-
tive council agreed that the STATE has a
sl8real claim and that it ought to be IN
lrestigated fully The governor was
/ authorized TO have the attorney general
make a preliminary Investigation look
4 ing into the manner of procedure and 10
report. Mr. Lothrop was also asked 10
look UP the law in regard to the erll-
sployment of an agent to enforce suet,
lsciaims. He Will be given hearing at
i some later date The governor had been.
les the opinion there was no Just claim
against the United States. but by the
time the Sioux City man was thru with
lis showing the governor had to admit
1 ne was mistaken.
| The charter of the workingnen's
Ruildng and Loan Association of Belle
Elaine has been approved by the state
executive council, and the Linn County
Building and Loan Association. Of Ma
ron The Waverly Savings Bank. With
capital of 100000, has been incorpo
rated The president is Fl c. Nichols.
wee president w H. Buhr; cashier.
hlcnard cullnane
sss
The state board Of education
shelca meeting in the Office
of the state superintendent vss-
terday to pass upon some sixty or
seventy sets of examination papars and
decide who shall receive diplomas and
certificates. The following were given
eridge. Mary f. Chandler William F.
| sChevalier, Miiicent NJ. t'ulpin. lydia
sliinnlan and Elizabeth F. Wright. Thas
following We're given certificates as snri-
mary teachers Harriet f. Brand
Laura Z. Colburn Jessie Frazier
Helen E. Fenner, Myrtle Guthrie Ella
Hart. Lihbie NJ. Oliphant. Bertha Il,
Ohler and Eva NJ. Whitney The fol-
lowing We're granted state certificates.
Jessie E. Marker James f. Moore
oscar w. MAXWELL Mary l.. Phelps
Aaron Palmer, Eftie Pugh. Margaret
NJ. Rice. Charles r. Schell. John Nj
Stoke, carret O. Van Meter. Edward
a. Woodrow. Joseph II. Alien, Charles
Phoebe Gregg, Frank NJ Holmes. Rem
WICK j. Hariins Winnifre6 Hunter
'John HAYES James +. Howard. Nellie
" Howard, John l.. Latta, Kelsey G;
i1ancelot. Jessie t. Loar. Mary H
Lewis and Minnie lSlass. The state
board OF education also fixed dates for
the examinations during the summer as
follows: Iowa City. June 6-7, July %
o. Cedar FATS, March 9-6. June 6-7