Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-11


noon, Quasqueton; Oct. II, evening
Winthrop; Oct. is, afternono, Earlville;
Oct. is, evening, Ryan.
1 Hon. G. N. Haugen-Oct. 16, Chester;
Oct. IL, Cresco.
Hon. r. G. Cousins-Oct. 13, Cedar
Falls; Oct. IA, Perry; Oct. Is. Green
field; Oct. 16, Creston; Oct. IL, Oska-
loosa; Oct. is, Keokuk.
| Hon. j. +. Lacey-Oct. 13, Eldon; Oct
IA, South Ottumwa; Oct. 16, Galesburg;
Oct. II, Drakesville; Oct. Is, afternoon
Monterey; Oct. Is. evening. Bloomfield
Hon. w. p. Hepburn-Oct. Ia, Osce-
ola; Oct. 16. Mt. Ayr; Oct. 1S, Leon.
Hon. w. /. Smith-Oct. Is, Charlton;
Oct. IA. Winterset; Oct. Is, Marengo;
Oct 16, Anamosa; Oct. IL. Cresco; Oct
Is, Sheffield.
Hon. j. p. Conner-Oct. 13, Dow City;
Oct. IA, kiron; Oct. 10, Buck Grove;
Oct. 16, afternoon, Emnletsburg; Oct
16, evening, Estherville; Oct. Is, Char
ter Oak.
Hon. Lot Thomas-Oct. Ia, Sioux
| City; Oct. 16, Sanborn; Oct. II, Hawar-
den: Oct IS, Cherokee.
| Hon. B. f. Carroll-Oct. IA, Osceola,
\ Oct. 10. Tingley; Oct. 16. Clearfield;
Oct. IL, Orient; Oct. Is, Russell.
Hon. w. III. Moody, secretary of the
! navy-Oct. 13, Des Moines.
Hon. w. r. Andrews-Oct. Is, Oska-
loosa; Oct. IA, Lacey.
Hon. George l.. Dobson-Oct. IA
| Winterset; Oct. IS. Mitchellville.
1 Hon. v. B. Dolliver-Oct. 13, Bel.
mond; Oct. IA. whittemore; Oct. Is
Sibley; Oct. 16, Primghar; Oct. II. Ma
nilla: Oct. 1s, Dunlap.
Hon. j. NJ. Brenton-Oct. 13, Mystic;
1 Oct. Ia, Muchakinock; Oct. Is, Evans
1 Oct. 16, Hiteman; Oct. IL, Bussey; Oct
I is, Pella.
| Colonel Charles A. Clark-oct. IS
Stanwood.
| Hon. o. B. Courtright-Oct. IS. after
noon, Earlville: Oct. is, evening. Ryan
/ Hon. William M. Jackson-Oct. IL
Shannon City.
Hon. ]. A. Dyer-octF1e, Story City
Hon. p. A. Smith-oct. 16, Have
lock; Oct. IL, West Bend.
/ Hon. d. j. PalmerOct. IL, Clarks-
vile.
It has been figured out in the Office
of the secretary of the state executive
council that the cost Of the mechanical
portion of the new Iowa code supple.
ment was about $1.09 copy. The cost
as it had been estimated last winter
| was likely to be considerably more thar
/ this sum. The price for composition
and press work was all done at the lega
rates allowed on all state work, ant
/ presumably the binding at the same
| rates. These are the revised rates Which
! are now in vogue and upon which al
state work is done. No printer Woulc
offer to do the work on the code supple
ment at the prices fixed by the state
/ The code commission could have giver
/ the work to any printer without regard
4 to state work. but chose to have it done
by the state printer and state binder
The state purchased the paper direc'
and of the $1.09 copy the paper bll
represents 90 cents, while the printer:
bill is II cents. This would indicat.
/ that present prices realized on stat.
printing .sos.l arg not so eyorhltant a:
! those of a few years ago. hnd not TAI
{ from the prices in commercial work
! The code commission paid s1,S0o for an
notation in addition to the $1,5O0 pail
/ for the work of editing the code.
\
"A stated meeting of the commandery
| Of Iowa of the Loyal Legion OF the
United States is to be held in the COM
mandery headquarters in the Grant
Club rooms next Tuesday evening. The
paper for the meeting will be read by
Hon. Charles Aldrich. of the state his
torical department, who is member OF
/ the Loyal Legion. A report on tbs
deaths of two members will be heard
Eli Wilkin and N. NJ. Hubbard. Captain
Muffly, who is recorder of the com-
mandery, is making an extra effort to
have completed his fine album of mem-
bers Of the commandery. The member
ship is now $50 and he has the portraits
of 235 of the companions. He has been
engaged in making the collection for the
past five years and is greatly encour-
aged with the work.
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