Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-25

not lost to exceed a days time in two
months, including the rainy spell. After
work hours they are neat. almost
dressy. in appearance. They live better
than the Italians. but they have no bad
habits and are saving their money Al
the close of the season they Will have !,
snug sum to the good and in IL few
years they will have homes of their
own and will be occupying positions OF
| trust and responsibility. 1t is easy to
| predict the future of such boys. This
| country is offering q premium for
them, because they are rare.
Fort Dodge.
Good progress is being made on the
bridge work along the new Omaha line
OF the Great Western. 4Altho the work
on the big bridge here is al Il standstil
Just at present While the steel is
awaited, gangs of men are busy all
along the line ut the places where
bridges are to be put in pice. The
largest bridges which will be put in will
! be those at Carroll over the track of
the Chicago e Northwestern. at Man
ming under the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul. at Nlinden under the track of
over the tracks of the Northwestern
roll bridge is the farthest advanced of
al three The pilins is all in and the
Work has begun OH the concreting.
CentervilIe.
An unusual case af an officers being
fined is thus reported: City Marshal
G. S. Spooner pleaded guilty in Justice
Henderson's court Monday morning To
IL charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by l.. Rosenbaum, of South Gem
terville, and paid fine of s. and costs.
lie at first pleaded not guilty and then
changed his plea. The case grew out
Of an episode that took place on circus
day. when the marshal ordered Rosen
baum to remove Il wagon from the
street leading to the show grounds.
Rosenhaum claimed that he controlled
the ground five feet from his lot line
and refused to move his wagon. There
upon the marshal forcibly arrested Ro-
senbaum and placed him in Jail, whence
he was Very soon discharged and at
.once flied the information against the
officer.
Perry.
AZ the Rock Island depot Saturday
morning as he WAS waiting for train
to go to Des Moines Mr. Shivelv was
going down to the city to pay off the
force of twelve men which he has had
working for him the past few days or
rather for the Iowa Walnut Lumber
COMPANY. The men We're employed to
clean the walnut logs which were sub
merged in the big flood. Mr.. Shively
had over 100000 feet of walnut lumber
at the corner of Twelfth and Market
streets in Des NIoines. but after the
flood subsidized he found that he had
lost over $1,000 worth of lumber, which
had toated down the river. The re-
mainder, however. was so covered with |
filth and dirt that it had to be thor
oughly cleaned before it would be fit to !
nut on the market.
Sioux City.
The first information in Woodbury.
county under the new law authorizing
the treatment of dipsomaniacS as in
sane was considered by the insanity
recently. when Delbert Adj
ms, of Smithland, was brought before
hem. Mr. Adams is cocaine fiend and
inder the new law may be confined in a
tate asylum as insane. He was sent
o the insanity commission by the town
BOARD of Smithland, charged with in
anity. The commission discharged him,
ecause the law specifies informations
gainst dipsomaniacs must he pre-
ented to the district court for consider
tion, and the information must be
igned by the next friend of the defend
mt. 1t is expected an Information OF
his kind will be filed against Adams.
he board of control has as yet made
o provision for the treatment of dip
and, had the commissioner
ne power, Adams could not have been n
now. The board of control
as promised a ward for dipsomaniacs,
nd this, it is understood, is to be in Il
ne new asylum at Cherokee. I